,MovieID,RDFs,Abstract
0,167382,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Ferrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Ferrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ralph Ferrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>June Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Boris Karloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Coe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victor Jory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nino Marcel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sabaka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sabaka (originally to be called Gunga Ram) is a 1953 American adventure film written, directed and co-produced by Frank Ferrin, filmed partially on location in India. The film also starred Victor Jory, Boris Karloff, Peter Coe, Reginald Denny, June Foray and Jay Novello.The film was about the adventures of an Indian boy named Gunga Ram, played by Nino Marcel. (Ferrin also produced and directed the 1955 television show Andy's Gang, and a number of Gunga Ram's Indian adventures were later broadcast on Andy's show as short subjects. ""Gunga Ram"" actor Nino Marcel actually appeared live on the show with Andy Devine on two occasions.)In February, 1953, immediately following the completion of Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, it was announced that Boris Karloff would return to England to star in a Jules Verne movie, but the project was cancelled and Karloff was signed for Sabaka instead. Most of Sabaka was shot in India, but Karloff's and Victor Jory's scenes were all shot in Hollywood.The film was originally to be titled Gunga Ram, but RKO Pictures complained the title was too similar to their Gunga Din (1939). The picture was briefly renamed The Hindu for its May 15, 1953 premiere screening, and was later again changed to Sabaka just before its general release in February 1955.<EOS>"
1,155595,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Dark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_W._Garroni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rochelle_Swanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Scofield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woody_Brown_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Delegall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Swanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Davenport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:May_Karasun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melinda_A._Grieger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Dark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_W._Garroni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucker_Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Secret Games 3<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gregory_Dark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Games_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Secret Games 3 is a 1994 American erotic thriller drama film directed by Gregory Dark and produced by Andrew W. Garroni. This film has music composed by Ashley Irwin, and starred Woody Brown, Rochelle Swanson, May Karasun and Dean Scofield in the lead roles.This (currently) is the third and final film in the Secret Games film trilogy.<EOS>"
2,163525,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>F. W. Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cecil Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._J._Dennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sentimental Bloke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Australian_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sentimental_Bloke_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_F._W._Thring<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sentimental Bloke is a 1932 Australian film directed by F. W. Thring and starring Cecil Scott and Ray Fisher. It is an adaptation of the 1915 novel Songs of a Sentimental Bloke by C. J. Dennis, which had previously been filmed in 1919.<EOS>"
3,56434,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_O._Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James S. Burkett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Toler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Vallin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Sen_Yung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_O._Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Derr_Biggers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dangerous Money<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Charlie_Chan_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terry_O._Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Samoa<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dangerous Money is a 1946 American film directed by Terry O. Morse, featuring Sidney Toler as Charlie Chan.<EOS>"
4,137146,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Zarrindast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>A-Pix Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tony Zarrindast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jorge Rivero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Estevez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Federico Cavalli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrianna Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Zarrindast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Zarrindast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Werewolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_werewolf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Werewolf_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Flagstaff,_Arizona<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Werewolf (also known as Arizona Werewolf) is an American direct-to-video horror film directed by Tony Zarrindast and starring Jorge Rivero, Richard Lynch, Federico Cavalli, Adrianna Miles, and Joe Estevez.The film received negative reception from critics. It is best known for being lampooned in a 1998 episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000.<EOS>"
5,136907,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jordan Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Orchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fernando Loureiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roberto Vasconcellos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lena Headey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pablo Schreiber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Grant Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliza_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Webber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Orchard_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Torture_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thumper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_crime_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Thumper is a 2017 crime thriller directed and written by Jordan Ross and starring Eliza Taylor, Lena Headey, Pablo Schreiber, Ben Feldman, Daniel Webber, and Grant Harvey. The film premiered at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival and was released on November 7, 2017.<EOS>"
6,6803,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Woolner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Connors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beverly Garland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carole Mathews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marie Windsor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jil Jarmyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Swamp Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Swamp Women is a 1956 American adventure film noir crime film directed by Roger Corman. It stars Carole Mathews, Beverly Garland, and Marie Windsor, with Mike Connors and Ed Nelson in small roles.The film follows undercover police officer Lee Hampton, who infiltrates a band of three female convicts authorities allow to escape from prison. The escape is part of a larger plot to uncover a cache of diamonds hidden deep within the swamps of Louisiana. This film is sometimes also known as Cruel Swamp or Swamp Diamonds.The film was financed by the Woolner Brothers, who later helped Corman set up New World Pictures.<EOS>"
7,25593,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Boxers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Katya Bankowsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Boxers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Original release Image Entertainment , Rights available<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Boxers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Katya Bankowsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Boxers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Boxers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shadow Boxers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Boxers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Boxers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Boxers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Boxers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Boxers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Boxers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Boxers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women's_boxing<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Shadow Boxers is a 1999 American documentary film about women's boxing, by director Katya Bankowsky, that focuses on the pioneering fighter Lucia Rijker. It also features an original soundtrack by Argentine singer and songwriter Zoel. Shadow Boxers had its international premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in 1999.<EOS>"
8,71266,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tom Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Animation Director:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Buchwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>I. Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackson_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mae_Questel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Olive Oyl for President<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinecolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Popeye_the_Sailor_theatrical_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Oyl_for_President<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_film_remakes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Olive Oyl for President is a 1948 entry in the Popeye the Sailor animated short subject series, produced by Famous Studios and released on January 30, 1948 by Paramount Pictures. The short is a reworking of a 1932 Betty Boop cartoon, Betty Boop for President, and depicts what Popeye imagines the world would be like if Olive Oyl were president.<EOS>"
9,148486,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliot_M._Bour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Saul Andrew Blinkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Prudence_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John A. Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Mahoney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tracey Ullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Warburton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Fiedler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eartha Kitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Spade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wendie Malick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliot_M._Bour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_Andrew_Blinkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Prudence_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Leondis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kronk's New Groove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indigenous_cinema_in_Latin_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DisneyToon_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_squirrels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_potions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Watters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Tony_Leondis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jeanine_Tesori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kronk's_New_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Emperor's_New_Groove_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kronk's New Groove (also known as The Emperor's New Groove 2: Kronk's New Groove) is a 2005 American animated direct-to-video musical comedy film animated by Toon City Animation and released by Walt Disney Home Entertainment through the Walt Disney Pictures banner on December 13, 2005.The film is the sequel and spin-off to the 2000 animated film The Emperor's New Groove, and features reprises of the roles of David Spade, John Goodman, Eartha Kitt, Patrick Warburton and Wendie Malick from the first film, with new voices by John Mahoney and Tracey Ullman.It was also the last film to feature the voice of John Fiedler, who died six months before it was released.<EOS>"
10,58474,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Marshall_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Kennedy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Vane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Sands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harley_Jane_Kozak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Marshall_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Kennedy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wesley_Strick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Arachnophobia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hollywood_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amblin_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spiders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Trevor_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Kathleen_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Venezuela<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Venezuela<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnophobia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prehistoric_life_in_popular_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Arachnophobia is a 1990 American horror comedy film directed by Frank Marshall in his directorial debut from a screenplay by Don Jakoby and Wesley Strick. Starring Jeff Daniels and John Goodman, the film follows a small California town that becomes invaded by a deadly spider species and the town's residents' struggles against them to avert an ecological crisis.The film was the first produced by Hollywood Pictures, a subsidiary of Walt Disney Studios. Arachnophobia was released in the United States on July 18, 1990. The film received positive critical reviews and grossed $53.2 million on a $22 million budget.<EOS>"
11,125688,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Richard M. Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard M. Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Arden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Harvey_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maria Charles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Gunman Has Escaped<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Gunman_Has_Escaped<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Gunman Has Escaped is a 1948 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Richard M. Grey and starring John Harvey, Maria Charles and Jane Arden. It was written by John Gilling and Joyce Cairns.<EOS>"
12,167551,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Tarr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Tarr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ten Thousand Miles in the Southern Cross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oceania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_New_Zealand_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Travelogues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Oceania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Solomon_Islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Thousand_Miles_in_the_Southern_Cross<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ten Thousand Miles in the Southern Cross is a 1922 New Zealand travelogue made by George Tarr during a 1922 voyage in the South Pacific. Most shots are of indigenous tribes e.g. ritual dances, though one is of a bishop in full canonical regalia, presumably at a Melanesian mission. Most of the shots are wide shots, with less than 10% close-ups, including one of a small child smoking a cigarette with tears running down his cheeks.Originally thought lost, 16 minutes of the film were found in Australia in 1995. This part was shot in the Solomon Islands and four other Melanesian locations. On a poster the title is ""10,000 miles in the S.Y. Southern Cross"" (S.Y. presumably for Steam Yacht), and says ""A wonderful trip to the sea girt islands of the Western Pacific"".  Sam Edwards says ""Tarr’s images leave the viewer with a satisfying sense both of freshness and enlightenment"".<EOS>"
13,163132,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Hurran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Cowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Piette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Suzanne Lyons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Walken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Molina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Blethyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Naomi_Watts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Evans_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Hurran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Ponzlov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Plots with a View<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rupert_Gregson-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plots_with_a_View<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Hurran<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Plots with a View, released internationally as Undertaking Betty, is a 2002 British romantic black comedy film written by Frederick Ponzlov, directed by Nick Hurran, starring Brenda Blethyn, Robert Pugh, Alfred Molina, Naomi Watts, Lee Evans and Christopher Walken. The film began filming in Caldicot, Monmouthshire, Wales in 2002, and was released in the U.S. on 12 November 2005, with a DVD release on 7 March 2006.<EOS>"
14,59123,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_O'Dea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Let's Be Famous<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Be_Famous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Let's Be Famous is a 1939 British comedy film directed by Walter Forde and starring Jimmy O'Dea, Betty Driver and Sonnie Hale. It was made by Associated Talking Pictures, with shooting beginning in November 1938. The film's art direction was by the Austrian Oscar Werndorff, in his final production.<EOS>"
15,32011,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Barter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Academy Decides<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Academy_Decides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Academy Decides is a 1937 British drama film directed by John Baxter and starring April Vivian, Henry Oscar, John Oxford and Wensley Russell. It was made at Shepperton Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
16,160360,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Sealey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kenneth F. Rowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Stokes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Ups and Downs of a Handyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ups_and_Downs_of_a_Handyman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Ups and Downs of a Handyman, also known as Confessions of a Handyman, Confessions of an Odd-Job Man and The Happy Housewives, is a 1976 British comedy film directed by John Sealey and starring Barry Stokes, Sue Lloyd and Bob Todd. It was written by Derrick Slater and Sealey.<EOS>"
17,111485,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tattoo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Barry_De_Vorzon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tattoo_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_tattooing<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tattoo is a 1981 erotic thriller film directed by Bob Brooks, and starring Bruce Dern and Maud Adams. It depicts the relationship between a fashion model and an eccentric tattoo artist that quickly turns evil.<EOS>"
18,73689,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Courtney Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hans Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alexandra Milchan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin King-Templeton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alfred Gough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Miles Millar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sylvester Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christian Slater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Momoa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sung Kang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Shahi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bullet to the Head<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bullet to the Head: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Entertainment_One_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Icon_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dark_Castle_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Constantin_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_the_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IM_Global_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bullet to the Head is a 2012 American action film directed by Walter Hill. The screenplay by Alessandro Camon was based on the French graphic novel Du plomb dans la tête written by Matz and illustrated by Colin Wilson. The film stars Sylvester Stallone, Sung Kang, Sarah Shahi, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Christian Slater, and Jason Momoa. Alexandra Milchan, Alfred Gough, Miles Millar, and Kevin King-Templeton produced the film. The movie follows a hitman (Stallone) and a cop (Kang) who are forced to work together to bring down a corrupt businessman (Akinnuoye-Agbaje) after they are targeted by the businessman's assassin (Momoa).The film had an exclusive test screening at the International Rome Film Festival on November 14, 2012, and was officially released in American theatres on February 1, 2013. The film received mixed reviews and was a box office bomb.<EOS>"
19,136199,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Allan Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Daneman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bernard Archard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Villiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Mackie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Clue of the New Pin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ron_Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Clue of the New Pin is a 1961 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Allan Davis and starring Paul Daneman, Bernard Archard and James Villiers. The screenplay was by Philip Mackie, based on the 1923 Edgar Wallace novel of the same title which was previously filmed in 1929. It is part of the series of Edgar Wallace Mysteries films made at Merton Park Studios from 1960 to 1965.<EOS>"
20,20897,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_McGehee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Siegel_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IFC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myriad_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott McGehee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joseph Gordon-Levitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olivia Thirlby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lynn Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Assumpta Serna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_McGehee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Siegel_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IFC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myriad_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_McGehee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Siegel_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_McGehee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Siegel_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Uncertainty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncertainty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Uncertainty is a 2008 American indie crime drama  thriller film written, produced, and directed by Scott McGehee and David Siegel. It stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Lynn Collins. It was first released at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival.Distribution rights were acquired by IFC Films and received a limited theatrical release on November 13, 2009. It was simultaneously made available to cable viewers via video on demand.The film was shot in HD on the Arriflex D-20.<EOS>"
21,168559,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_McCune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Realart_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monarch Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hank McCune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_Roberts_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barton MacLane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nancy Gates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_McCune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Realart_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_McCune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_Roberts_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_D._Wood_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_McCune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wetbacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wetbacks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wetbacks is a 1956 American crime film directed by Hank McCune and starring Lloyd Bridges, Nancy Gates and Barton MacLane. An independent production, the title is a reference to ""wetbacks"" a now derogatory term for immigrants coming into the United States across the Mexican border. Location shooting took place around Santa Catalina Island and San Pedro in Los Angeles. It has plot similarities to the 1950 film The Breaking Point.<EOS>"
22,97665,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rodney Rothman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Judd Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shauna Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristen Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Brand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mila Kunis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Segel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodney_Rothman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judd_Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shauna_Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Segel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Forgetting Sarah Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Forgetting Sarah Marshall: Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apatow_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Judd_Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lyle_Workman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgetting_Sarah_Marshall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jason_Segel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Forgetting Sarah Marshall is a 2008 American romantic comedy film directed by Nicholas Stoller (in his feature directorial debut) and starring Jason Segel, Kristen Bell, Mila Kunis and Russell Brand. The film, which was written by Segel and co-produced by Judd Apatow, was released by Universal Pictures. Filming began in April 2007 at the Turtle Bay Resort on the North Shore of Oahu Island in Hawaii. The film was released in North American theaters on April 18, 2008, and in the United Kingdom a week later on April 25, 2008.The story revolves around Peter Bretter, a music composer for a TV show that features his girlfriend, Sarah Marshall, in the lead role. After a five-year relationship, Sarah abruptly breaks up with Peter. Devastated by this event, he chooses to go on vacation to Hawaii, in order to try to move forward with his life. Trouble ensues when he runs into Sarah on the island as she is on vacation with her latest boyfriend.The film was released on April 18th 2008 to overwhelming success both critically and commercially, earning more than double its production costs.<EOS>"
23,139879,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Satori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures/National Home Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yoram Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Frawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robyn_Moore_(Australian_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dot and the Bunny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flying_Bark_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_koalas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_wombats<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dot and the Bunny is a 1983 Australian animated film. It serves as a direct sequel to the 1977 film Dot and the Kangaroo.<EOS>
24,25760,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Busy Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Busy_Barber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Busy Barber is a short animated film by Walter Lantz Productions, starring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. It is the 64th Oswald short by Lantz and the 116th in the entire series.<EOS>"
25,166349,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Sandrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Sandrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Grey_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Sandrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Clark_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gay Nighties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Nighties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Sandrich<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Gay Nighties is a 1933 American pre-Code comedy film featuring Clark & McCullough and directed by Mark Sandrich.<EOS>
26,40127,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_M._Fennelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_M._Fennelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_B._Ullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Montana Desperado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wallace_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Desperado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Montana Desperado is a 1951 American Western film directed by Wallace Fox and starring Johnny Mack Brown, Myron Healey and Virginia Herrick.<EOS>"
27,8073,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevenson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard M. ShermanRobert B. ShermanIrwin Kostal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angela Lansbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Tomlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cindy O'Callaghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian Weighill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Ericson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roy Snart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevenson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Walsh_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Walsh_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_DaGradi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bedknobs and Broomsticks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works_of_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_magic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1940<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Battle_of_Britain_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Dorset<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Bill_Walsh_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Irwin_Kostal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Burbank,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Visual_Effects_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musicals_about_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Stevenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_lions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedknobs_and_Broomsticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musicals_by_the_Sherman_Brothers<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Bedknobs and Broomsticks is a 1971 American live-action/animated hybrid musical fantasy film directed by Robert Stevenson from a screenplay by Bill Walsh and Don DaGradi and with songs written by the Sherman Brothers. It was produced by Walsh for Walt Disney Productions. It is based upon the books The Magic Bedknob (1943) and Bonfires and Broomsticks (1947) by English author Mary Norton. It combines live action and animation, and stars Angela Lansbury, David Tomlinson, Ian Weighill, Cindy O'Callaghan, and Roy Snart.During the early 1960s, the film entered development when the negotiations for the film rights to Mary Poppins (1964) were placed on hold. When the rights were acquired, the film was shelved repeatedly because of its similarities to Mary Poppins until it was revived in 1969. Originally at a length of 139 minutes, it was edited down to almost two hours before its premiere at Radio City Music Hall.The film was released on December 13, 1971, to mixed reviews from film critics, some of whom praised the live-action/animated sequence. It received five Academy Awards nominations, winning one for Best Special Visual Effects. It was the last film released before the death of Walt Disney's surviving brother, Roy O. Disney, who died one week later. It was also the last theatrical film Reginald Owen appeared in before his death the following year on November 5, 1972; his last two acting credits were for television. It was also the last film work of screenwriter Don DaGradi before his retirement in 1970 and death on August 4, 1991.In 1996, the film was restored with most of the deleted material re-inserted back into it. A stage musical adaptation of it had its world premiere at the Theatre Royal in Newcastle upon Tyne on 14 August 2021 before embarking on a UK and Ireland tour until May 2022.<EOS>"
28,53996,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Eady_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Greenwood_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cec_Linder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nigel Davenport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zena Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Eady_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Greenwood_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_La_Bern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Verdict<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merton_Park_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Verdict_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Eady<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Verdict (also known as Big Four) is a 1964 British mystery thriller film directed by David Eady and starring Cec Linder, Zena Marshall and Nigel Davenport. Part of the Edgar Wallace Mysteries film series made at Merton Park Studios, the film's sets were designed by the art director Peter Mullins.<EOS>"
29,136042,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Servais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ANAGRAM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bibo TV&Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Iblis Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Les Productions Drussart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Prascino Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armin_Mueller-Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Spiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Servais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alain_Robbe-Grillet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Servais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Taxandria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Belgium<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_set_in_lighthouses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Budapest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Belgian_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgian_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxandria_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raoul_Servais<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Taxandria is a partially animated fantasy film by Raoul Servais, collaborating on a script with Frank Daniel and French writer Alain Robbe-Grillet, and starring, among others, Armin Mueller-Stahl. Being Servais's first and to date only feature film, Taxandria is notable for the use of Servais's distinct animation style, the servaisgraphie, as well as its connection to the Belgian graphic novel series Les Cités Obscures whose creator François Schuiten was the film's production designer.<EOS>"
30,69590,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaston_Méliès<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaston_Méliès<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaston_Méliès<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaston_Méliès<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>How Chief Te Ponga Won His Bride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>How Chief Te Ponga won his Bride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1913_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1913_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Māori_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1913_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gaston_Méliès<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gaston_Méliès<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_Chief_Te_Ponga_Won_His_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_historical_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>How Chief Te Ponga Won His Bride is a 1913 New Zealand silent feature film directed and produced  by Gaston Méliès. Principal photography took place in New Zealand. He shot three other films in New Zealand in 1912-13: Hinemoa, Loved by a Maori Chieftess and The River Wanganui. Méliès sent his film to the United States for post-production treatment, so it is doubtful if any were shown in New Zealand.<EOS>"
31,138698,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Caesar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoyts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Worthington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Toni_Collette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Sommerich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Caesar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoyts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Caesar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dirty Deeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1969<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_organised_crime_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Deeds_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Caesar<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dirty Deeds is a 2002 film shot in Australia. It was directed by noted fringe director David Caesar and stars Bryan Brown, Toni Collette, Sam Neill, Sam Worthington, John Goodman and Andrew Sommerich and produced by Nine Films and Television, the film and television production arm of the Nine Network, owned by PBL Media, now Nine Entertainment Co.<EOS>"
32,64085,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jack Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franklin_Dyall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lester Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Called Back<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Called_Back_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Called Back is a 1933 British crime film directed by Reginald Denham and Jack Harris and starring Franklin Dyall, Lester Matthews and Dorothy Boyd. It was a quota quickie made at Twickenham Studios.<EOS>"
33,68107,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_G._Whiting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Livesey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Carney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry Livesey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_G._Whiting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Ayres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Commissionaire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commissionaire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Commissionaire is a 1933 British crime film directed by Edward Dryhurst and starring Sam Livesey, Barry Livesey and George Carney. It was shot at Cricklewood Studios as a quota quickie for release by MGM.<EOS>"
34,37623,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Withers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kent_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Shannon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Hope_Crews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessie_Ralph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elyse_Knox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rand_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Aldridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vaughan_Glaser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Hyland_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girl from Avenue A<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_from_Avenue_A<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Brower<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Girl from Avenue A is a 1940 American comedy film, directed by Otto Brower. It stars Jane Withers, Kent Taylor, and Kay Aldridge.<EOS>"
35,58203,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Aldrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Lancaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John McIntire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Aldrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_R._Webb_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Apache<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Raksin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harold_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Revisionist_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Aldrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Burt_Lancaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Norma_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apache_Wars_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Apache is a 1954 American Western film directed by Robert Aldrich and starring Burt Lancaster, Jean Peters and John McIntire. The film was based on the novel Broncho Apache by Paul Wellman, which was published in 1936. It was Aldrich's first color film.<EOS>"
36,78324,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_McKimmie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ross Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborra-Lee_Furness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noni_Hazlehurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiona_Press<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_McKimmie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_McKimmie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Waiting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Waiting is a 1991 Australian film directed by Jackie McKimmie and starring Noni Hazlehurst, Deborra-Lee Furness, and Fiona Press.<EOS>"
37,150808,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gwen_Watford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Aylmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janina_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hunter_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Never Take Sweets from a Stranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_sexual_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Buckinghamshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cyril_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Take_Sweets_from_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elisabeth_Lutyens<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Never Take Sweets from a Stranger (U.S. title: Never Take Candy from a Stranger) is a 1960 British thriller drama film directed by Cyril Frankel and starring Patrick Allen, Gwen Watford, Janina Faye and Felix Aylmer. The screenplay was by John Hunter based on the 1954 play The Pony Cart by Roger Garis. It was produced by Hammer Films (in ""HammerScope""), The twin themes of the film are paedophilia and child sexual abuse, and the way in which those with sufficient influence can corrupt and manipulate the legal system to evade responsibility for their actions. The film is regarded as bold and uncompromising for its time.<EOS>"
38,169269,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eric Mueller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>1<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Peterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julie Hartley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gregory Giles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kraig Swartz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Guidry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>World and Time Enough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_and_Time_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_American_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>World and Time Enough is a 1994 independent gay-themed romantic comedy-drama written and directed by Eric Mueller and starring Gregory Giles, Matt Guidry, and Kraig Swartz.<EOS>"
39,154745,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Leacock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Leacock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rae_(educator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Reach for Glory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_home_front_during_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reach_for_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Philip_Leacock<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Reach for Glory is a 1962 British film directed by Philip Leacock and starring Harry Andrews, Kay Walsh and Michael Anderson Jr. It was adapted by John Rae from his 1961 novel The Custard Boys.<EOS>"
40,160290,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shakers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Davenport_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shakers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Davenport & Frank DeCola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shakers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Davenport_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shakers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Shakers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shakers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shakers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shakers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shakers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shakers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shakers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shakers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Christianity_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shakers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shakers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Shakers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Shakers is a 1974 documentary film directed by Tom Davenport and produced by Davenport and Frank DeCola. It studies the last dozen remaining Shakers in their communities, focusing on their daily lives, music, and spirituality, as well as containing Shaker history and interviews with Shakers. It received positive reviews from critics, and won a Blue Ribbon at the 1975 American Film Festival.<EOS>"
41,39065,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Hanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Hay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Hay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Boys Will Be Boys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Will_Be_Boys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Boys Will Be Boys is a 1935 British comedy film directed by William Beaudine which stars Will Hay, Gordon Harker and Jimmy Hanley. The film is set at Narkover School, where headmaster Doctor Alec Smart (Will Hay)  becomes involved in the disappearance of a valuable necklace.The setting is loosely based on the works of Beachcomber, where Narkover is a school specializing in gambling and extortion, and the headmaster is a ""Dr Smart-Allick"".<EOS>"
42,165928,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracking_Down_Maggie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nick Broomfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracking_Down_Maggie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Channel 4 Television Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracking_Down_Maggie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nick Broomfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracking_Down_Maggie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Riete Oord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracking_Down_Maggie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Broomfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracking_Down_Maggie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Broomfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracking_Down_Maggie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tracking Down Maggie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracking_Down_Maggie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracking_Down_Maggie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracking_Down_Maggie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracking_Down_Maggie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracking_Down_Maggie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Broomfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracking_Down_Maggie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_British_politicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracking_Down_Maggie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Margaret_Thatcher<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tracking Down Maggie is a 1994 documentary film by Nick Broomfield about former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher. What begins as a genuine attempt to get an interview with the so-called 'Iron Lady' quickly turns into a game of cat-and-mouse in the United States, with the filmmaker snubbed at every turn.Aside from the comedy of Broomfield's repeatedly failing attempts to gain access, the film discusses the accusations that Thatcher's son, Mark, used his mother's connections to effect arms deals in Saudi Arabia.<EOS>"
43,114038,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beat_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brandon Sonnier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beat_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Allumination FilmWork LLC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beat_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Beat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beat_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beat_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beat_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beat_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beat_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beat_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Beat is a 2003 American drama film written and directed by Brandon Sonnier and was screened at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival. At 20 years of age, Sonnier was the youngest director to have a feature film debut at the Sundance Film Festival. The previous record was held by Robert Rodriguez for El Mariachi. With limited release on Showtime, Black STARZ, and Encore in 2005, the film became an underground hip hop cult-classic, supported by a cast of internationally recognized rap artists such as Chino XL, Tak (Styles of Beyond) and Coolio, as well as Def Poetry Jam's Steve Connell. The film's star, Rahman Jamaal also wrote and produced the film's hip hop soundtrack.<EOS>"
44,113670,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melanie_Mayron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter O. Almond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jane Startz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas Bliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Caulfields, Caulfields, Mike Denneen, Jermaine Dupri, David Michael Frank, Richard Gottehrer, Jeffrey Lesser, Paul McKercher, James McVay, Kevin Moloney, Brendan O'Brien, G. Marq Roswell, David Russo, Manuel Seal, Jr., Todd Smallwood, Brad Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachael Leigh Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Schuyler Fisk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Larisa Oleynik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zelda Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bre Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stacy Linn Ramsower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tricia Joe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melanie_Mayron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Baby-Sitters Club<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Baby-Sitters Club: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Michael_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beacon_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Melanie_Mayron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Baby-Sitters_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Baby-Sitters_Club<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Baby-Sitters Club (advertised as The Baby-Sitters Club: The Movie) is a 1995 American comedy-drama film directed by Melanie Mayron, in her feature film directorial debut and starring Schuyler Fisk, Bre Blair in her film debut, Tricia Joe in her final film, Rachael Leigh Cook in her film debut, Larisa Oleynik in her debut film appearance, Stacy Linn Ramsower and Zelda Harris. Based on Ann M. Martin's novel series of the same name, the film is about one summer in the girls' lives in the fictional town of Stoneybrook, Connecticut. The film was shot in the California cities of Los Angeles, Altadena, and Santa Clarita.The film was released on August 18, 1995. The film received mostly mixed to positive reviews, and grossed $9.6 million against a budget of $6.5 million.<EOS>"
45,137244,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Melfi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Theodore Melfi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryan Godwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Weatherly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kimberly Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Marsters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carlos Gómez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katrina Holden Bronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Melfi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Melfi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Melfi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kimberly_Quinn_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Winding Roads<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_divorce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winding_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Theodore_Melfi<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Winding Roads is a 1999 American independent drama film produced and directed by Theodore Melfi in his feature directorial debut. Melfi wrote the screenplay with his future wife, actress Kimberly Quinn, who stars in the film with Katrina Holden Bronson and Rachel Hunter. James Marsters, Adam Scott, Michael Weatherly and Carlos Gomez co-star. The story centers on three women, all best friends, navigating their respective love lives.Winding Roads was filmed in late 1998 in Springfield, Missouri, and produced through Melfi and Quinn's company Goldenlight Films. It was screened at the 1999 Austin Film Festival, premiered in Springfield on September 14, 2000, and was later shown in theaters in the Midwest.<EOS>"
46,162072,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_F._Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_J._Friedman_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Assante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tatum_O'Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristy_McNichol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maggie_Blye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolas_Coster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marianne_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_F._Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_J._Friedman_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Darlings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_summer_camps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Juvenile_sexuality_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virginity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charles_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Darlings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ronald_F._Maxwell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Darlings is a 1980 American teen comedy-drama film starring Tatum O'Neal and Kristy McNichol and featuring Armand Assante and Matt Dillon. It was directed by Ronald F. Maxwell. The screenplay was written by Kimi Peck and Dalene Young and the original music score was composed by Charles Fox. The film was marketed with the tagline ""Don't let the title fool you"", a reference to a scene in which the character of Angel tells Randy, ""Don't let the name fool you.""Film critic Roger Ebert said of the film that it ""somehow does succeed in treating the awesome and scary subject of sexual initiation with some of the dignity it deserves.""<EOS>"
47,70225,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_O'Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shout!_Factory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean Patrick O'Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michelle O'Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Paxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexa_PenaVega<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carlos Pena Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_O'Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shout!_Factory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_O'Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_O'Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pixies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sean_Patrick_O'Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pixies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_graphic_novels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pixies is a 2015 Canadian animated fantasy feature film released by Arcana Studio. It is based on the 2012 graphic novel of the same name. Pixies is written, produced and directed by Sean O'Reilly, the author of the graphic novel, who was nominated for the 2016 Leo Awards for best Direction in an Animation Program for his work on the film.<EOS>"
48,44576,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Wallace_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katharine_Hepburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Wallace_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Murfin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Heerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Y._Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Little Minister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1840s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jane_Murfin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Minister_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_J._M._Barrie<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Little Minister is a 1934 American historical drama film starring Katharine Hepburn and directed by Richard Wallace. The screenplay by Jane Murfin, Sarah Y. Mason, and Victor Heerman is based on the 1891 novel and subsequent 1897 play of the same title by J.M. Barrie. The picture was the fifth film adaptation of the works, following four silent film versions. The original novel was the third of the three ""Thrums"" novels (a town based on his home of Kirriemuir), which first brought Barrie to fame.<EOS>"
49,14742,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Flowers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Christopher Tedrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Flowers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keir Dullea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Flowers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Celina Jade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Flowers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wai Ching Ho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Flowers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>April Flowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Flowers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Flowers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Flowers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Flowers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Flowers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Flowers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Flowers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>April Flowers is a 2017 American romantic comedy film written and directed by Christopher Tedrick and starring Celina Jade, Keir Dullea, and Wai Ching Ho.<EOS>"
50,142601,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Scheerer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stambler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sammy_Davis_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Klugman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Scheerer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stambler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Fantasy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Devil_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_as_pilots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Devil_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Scheerer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Poor Devil (1973) is an NBC television film that served as an unsold pilot of a comedy series. The film was first broadcast on NBC on February 14, 1973.Sammy Davis Jr. starred as ""Sammy"", a demon from Hell who desires a promotion from working in the furnace room. Lucifer, played by horror veteran Christopher Lee, tells Sammy that he must first convince a San Francisco accountant named Burnett J. Emerson (Jack Klugman) to sell his soul. The film also starred Adam West, Madlyn Rhue and Byron Webster.<EOS>"
51,64025,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Don Keeslar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Marshall Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michelle_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aldo Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leo Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marshall Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gloria DeHaven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michelle_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Kitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_monster_movies<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bog is a 1979 American independent horror film directed by Don Keeslar and starring Gloria DeHaven, Aldo Ray, Marshall Thompson, and Leo Gordon.<EOS>"
52,25560,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pudgy and the Lost Kitten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_and_the_Lost_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Pudgy and the Lost Kitten is a 1938 Fleischer Studios animated short film starring Betty Boop.<EOS>
53,141313,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_L._Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Strange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Woodell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_L._Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cal_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bunny and Claude<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_and_Claude_(We_Rob_Carrot_Patches)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bunny and Claude (We Rob Carrot Patches) is a 1968 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. It was the first appearance of Bunny and Claude, inspired by the 1967 Warner Bros. film Bonnie and Clyde. This is the first cartoon since 1964's False Hare directed by Robert McKimson in his own unit. The cartoons he directed in the DePatie–Freleng era were in Friz Freleng's unit.<EOS>"
54,161701,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Sanforth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Imperial Distributing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Spitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clifford Sanforth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Burgess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack La Rue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matty Kemp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Sanforth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Sanforth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman_L._Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Demand Payment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Demand_Payment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clifford_Sanforth<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Demand Payment is a 1938 American drama film directed by Clifford Sanforth and starring Betty Burgess, Jack La Rue and Matty Kemp. It is based on Rob Eden's 1932 novel Second Choice. Sherman L. Lowe wrote the screenplay. It was produced by Poverty Row company Imperial Pictures.<EOS>"
55,162410,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Pintoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Media_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Seymour Borde & Associates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Borde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Tucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_McCann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louisa_Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosanne_Katon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Podell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Candy_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Marie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Van Patten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Jean_Bryant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Pintoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Media_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lunch Wagon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Wagon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ernest_Pintoff<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lunch Wagon (also known as Lunch Wagon Girls) is a 1981 sex comedy starring Pamela Jean Bryant, Rosanne Katon, and Candy Moore.The film was directed by Ernest Pintoff and written by Marshall Harvey and Terrie Frankel and  Leon Phillips. Mayor Bradley declared ""Lunch Wagon Day"" for the opening, and there was a parade of over 80 Lunch Wagons down Hollywood Boulevard. The film was very popular with teens and was the largest grossing independent movie of 1981.<EOS>"
56,125546,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rawlins_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Pivar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Arlen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Devine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rawlins_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Pivar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_Shane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Rhine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Dangerous Game<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Game_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Rawlins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Dangerous Game (also known as Who Killed Doc Robbin?) is a 1941 American mystery film directed by John Rawlins and starring Richard Arlen, Andy Devine and Jean Brooks. It is part of Universal Pictures's Aces of Action series. The New York Times called the film ""a crack-brained murder mystery.""<EOS>"
57,50863,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_LaBute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Weisz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Bevan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Fellner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neil LaBute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gail_Mutrux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Rudd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gretchen_Mol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Weisz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Weller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_LaBute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Weisz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Bevan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Fellner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_LaBute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gail_Mutrux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_LaBute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tim_Bevan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Working_Title_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Neil_LaBute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shape_of_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_plays<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Shape of Things is a 2003 romantic drama film written and directed by Neil LaBute, based on his play of the same name. It stars Paul Rudd, Rachel Weisz, Gretchen Mol and Fred Weller. The story is set in a small university town in the American Midwest and focuses on the lives of four young students who become emotionally and romantically involved with each other. The film's central themes are stoicism, the limits of art, psychopathy, intimacy, and people's willingness to do things for love.<EOS>"
58,164240,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hayes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Premiere Releasing Org.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gil Lasky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ed Carlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Candice_Rialson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Grahame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Lambert_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sondra_Currie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hayes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mama's Dirty Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Girls_with_guns_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Dirty_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_quartets<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mama's Dirty Girls is a 1974 exploitation film starring Gloria Grahame and Candice Rialson about a woman and her three daughters who murder men for money.Producer Ed Carlin later commented, ""If you haven’t seen it, you didn’t miss much.""<EOS>"
59,60302,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rodney Carr-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Wilson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Steiger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Season_Hubley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lolly-Madonna XXX<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_feuds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tennessee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tennessee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolly-Madonna_XXX<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_C._Sarafian<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lolly-Madonna XXX (a.k.a. The Lolly-Madonna War) is a 1973 film directed by Richard C. Sarafian.  The film was co-written by Rodney Carr-Smith and Sue Grafton, based on the 1969 novel The Lolly-Madonna War by Grafton.The movie was filmed in rural Union County, Tennessee.<EOS>"
60,70603,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henri_Safran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Carroll_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gulpilil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Cummins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Rowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henri_Safran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Carroll_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonia_Borg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Storm Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Aboriginal_Australians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_Boy_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henri_Safran<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Storm Boy is a 1976 Australian drama film based on the 1964 book of the same name by Colin Thiele, about a lonely boy and his pet pelicans living in a coastal wilderness with his reclusive father. It was the third feature film made by the South Australian Film Corporation, and is a highlight of the New Wave of Australian Cinema from the 1970s. The film was financed by SAFC, Seven Network and the Australian Film Commission.<EOS>"
61,86451,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Johnson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Vaughan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Kemp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Blackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Jenkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvin_Albert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Twist of Sand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Mediterranean_Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Namibia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Twist_of_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_South_African_novels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Twist of Sand is a 1968 British adventure film directed by Don Chaffey and starring Richard Johnson, Jeremy Kemp, Honor Blackman and Peter Vaughan. The screenplay was by Marvin Albert was based on Geoffrey Jenkins' 1959 novel of the same name.<EOS>"
62,136472,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Kendall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gillian Lind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Gardner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Verner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Outside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_A._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man Outside is a 1933 British crime film directed by George A. Cooper and starring Henry Kendall, Gillian Lind and Joan Gardner. It was shot at Twickenham Studios in London and features sets designed by the art director James A. Carter. Made as a quota quickie, it was distributed by RKO Pictures. It is unrelated to the play The Man Outside, which was not written until 1946.<EOS>"
63,62459,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quincy_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimitri_Tiomkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carl Foreman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Telly Savalas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gregory Peck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burgess Meredith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keenan Wynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lee J. Cobb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eli Wallach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Omar Sharif<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ted Cassidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raymond Massey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward G. Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Quayle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Newmar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Camilla Sparv<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimitri_Tiomkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Foreman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Foreman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mackenna's Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Quincy_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Western_(genre)_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_hunt_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Henry_Wilson_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenna's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Carl_Foreman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mackenna's Gold is a 1969 American Western film directed by J. Lee Thompson, starring an ensemble cast featuring Gregory Peck, Omar Sharif, Telly Savalas, Ted Cassidy, Camilla Sparv and Julie Newmar in lead roles. It was photographed in Super Panavision 70 and Technicolor by Joseph MacDonald, with original music by Quincy Jones.Mackenna's Gold is based on the novel of the same name by Heck Allen using the pen name Will Henry, telling the story of how the lure of gold corrupts a diverse group of people. The novel was loosely based on the legend of the Lost Adams Diggings, crediting the Frank Dobie account of the legend (Apache Gold and Yaqui Silver) in the author's note. The film was a box-office failure in North America, but went on to become a major success in the Soviet Union and the Indian subcontinent.<EOS>"
64,25152,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_Haskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Leewood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pedro_Armendáriz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_Haskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Leewood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Little Savage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Byron_Haskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Frederick_Marryat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Savage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Little Savage is a 1959 American adventure film directed by Byron Haskin. It stars Pedro Armendáriz and Christiane Martel. It is loosely based on an 1848 novel of the same name by Frederick Marryat.It was one of the first films from Associated Producers Inc (API). It was originally announced for part of the slate of films for Regal Films.<EOS>
65,160400,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emeric_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Emeric Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hawkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emeric_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emeric_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emeric_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twice Upon a Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_summer_camps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Love_stories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:London_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_Upon_a_Time_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Lottie_and_Lisa<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Twice Upon a Time is a 1953 British comedy film directed by Emeric Pressburger and starring Hugh Williams, Elizabeth Allan, Yolande Larthe, and Charmian Larthe. It is based on the 1949 novel Lisa and Lottie by Erich Kästner.Lotte and Lisa had already been adapted into the films Two Times Lotte (1950) and Hibari no komoriuta (1951). Twice Upon a Time was the first English-language film adaptation; the story was later twice adapted as The Parent Trap (1961 and 1998) and has been remade a number of times in English and many other languages. It was shot at Shepperton Studios with sets designed by the art director Arthur Lawson.The film is the only solo directing credit for Pressburger, whose other directing credits are in association with Michael Powell.<EOS>"
66,126159,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Deane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jed_Prouty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Spring Byington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Gordon_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ellis_(actor,_born_1892)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Logan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Flournoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katharine_Kavanaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Trip to Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Trip_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Malcolm_St._Clair<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>A Trip to Paris is a 1938 American comedy film directed by Malcolm St. Clair and starring Jed Prouty, Shirley Deane and Spring Byington. It was part of the Jones Family series of films.The film's sets were designed by the art directors Haldane Douglas and Bernard Herzbrun.<EOS>"
67,166760,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_E._Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Finch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_E._Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mordecai_Richler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Phipps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie_(novel)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>No Love for Johnnie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_politicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Love_for_Johnnie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Malcolm_Arnold<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>No Love for Johnnie is a 1961 British drama film in CinemaScope directed by Ralph Thomas and starring Peter Finch. It was written by Mordecai Richler and Nicholas Phipps based on the 1959 novel No Love for Johnnie by the Labour Member of Parliament Wilfred Fienburgh.It depicts the disillusionment and cynicism of a rebellious leftist Labour MP, who seeks escape in a relationship with a younger woman.The film had its world premiere on 9 February 1961 at the Leicester Square Theatre in London's West End. It has been called Thomas' best film.<EOS>"
68,19669,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wardour Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Kendall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Barry_(British_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alma_Reville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rich and Strange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_and_Strange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rich and Strange, released in the United States as East of Shanghai, is a 1931 British romance film directed by Alfred Hitchcock during his time in the British film industry. The film was adapted by Hitchcock, his wife Alma Reville, and Val Valentine from the 1930 novel by Dale Collins. The title is an allusion to words of Ariel's song ""Full fathom five"" in Shakespeare's The Tempest.<EOS>"
69,161742,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Daria Stermac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kalli Paakspuu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Women Make Movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daria Stermac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kalli Paakspuu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Garfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johanna_Householder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janice Hladki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sheila Costick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daria_Stermac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalli_Paakspuu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daria_Stermac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalli_Paakspuu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Need a Man Like You to Make My Dreams Come True<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Live_Action_Short_Drama_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Need_a_Man_Like_You_to_Make_My_Dreams_Come_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Need a Man Like You to Make My Dreams Come True is a Canadian short film, directed by Kalli Paakspuu and Daria Stermac and released in 1986. Mixing performance art segments by Sheila Costick and Helen Porter with musical comedy interludes performed by The Clichettes (Louise Garfield, Janice Hladki and Johanna Householder), the film presents a satirical look at gender roles.The film won the Genie Award for Best Live Action Short Drama at the 8th Genie Awards.<EOS>"
70,78000,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>James F. Collier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:World_Wide_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank R. Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norrie_Paramor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lloyd-Pack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Bayldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Washbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Richard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Barkworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avril_Angers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Holloway_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:World_Wide_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stella_Linden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two a Penny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_a_Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_F._Collier<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two a Penny is a 1967 British film, released nationally in 1968, directed by James F. Collier and starring Cliff Richard. It was produced by Frank R. Jacobson for Billy Graham's film distribution and production company World Wide Pictures The original story and screenplay was by Stella Linden.<EOS>"
71,57531,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gurinder_Chadha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gurinder Chadha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lynda Obst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aaron Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eleanor Tomlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Georgia Groome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gurinder_Chadha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gurinder_Chadha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynda_Obst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gurinder_Chadha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mayeda_Berges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_McRobb_and_Chris_Viscardi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works_of_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_East_Sussex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_young_adult_literature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickelodeon_Movies_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gurinder_Chadha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Gurinder_Chadha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Paul_Mayeda_Berges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_East_Sussex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lynda_Obst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus,_Thongs_and_Perfect_Snogging<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Confessions_of_Georgia_Nicolson<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging (also known as Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging) is a 2008 teen romantic comedy film co-written and directed by Gurinder Chadha, based on the young adult novels Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging (1999) and It's OK, I'm Wearing Really Big Knickers (2000) by Louise Rennison. The film stars Georgia Groome, Alan Davies, Karen Taylor, Aaron Johnson and Eleanor Tomlinson. The plot follows 14-year-old Georgia Nicholson (Groome) as she tries to find a boyfriend while also organising her 15th birthday party.<EOS>"
72,162705,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hand_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hand_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Old King Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_fairy_tales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_nursery_rhymes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Hand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_King_Cole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_nursery_rhymes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Old King Cole is a 1933 animated short film in the Silly Symphonies series produced by Walt Disney and distributed by United Artists. The film is based on several nursery rhymes and fairy tales, including ""Old King Cole"". It was directed by David Hand and released on July 29, 1933.It's a semi-remake of the 1931 Silly Symphony short Mother Goose Melodies, but in color, with more details and technically advanced animation.<EOS>"
73,161243,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gustav_Ucicky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erich_Pommer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Günther_Stapenhorst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Olivier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilian_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Athole_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gustav_Ucicky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erich_Pommer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Günther_Stapenhorst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Reisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Hartl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benn_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Temporary Widow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_of_the_Weimar_Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:UFA_GmbH_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Erich_Pommer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Curt_Goetz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_painters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gustav_Ucicky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temporary_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_courtroom_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Temporary Widow is a 1930 British-German comedy film, an English-language parallel version directed by Gustav Ucicky and starring Anglo-German actress and singer Lilian Harvey, Laurence Olivier in his first film role, and Athole Stewart.After unsuccessful painter Paul Kellermann has disappeared, interest in his paintings rises, until his soft-spoken widow Kitty Kellermann is accused of murdering her husband by drowning him in a lake. A mysterious person warns the court president Grandt that somebody wants to kill him, and he sends a telegram to his friend and lawyer to come for support. The night before the court session that likely will sentence her, a surprise visitor shows up at night and seemingly provides ample evidence that his friend and lawyer, knowing about the terms in the testament, has the intention to take advantage of that, having bought a ticket well before he received the telegram. After making his point that things are not always as they may seem, as simple sleight of hand ""hocus-pocus"" tricks and a forged date on a ticket apparently had convinced the judge within minutes that his long-term friend has evil intentions, the visitor declares that he is Peter Bille, a former circus artist, illusionist, speed painter, trick shooter, escape artist, and jurist, and that he will defend poor and innocent Mrs. Kellermann because her lawyer has stepped down.The film sets were designed by the art directors Robert Herlth and Walter Röhrig. Both films versions were shot at the Babelsberg Studios.The films were based on the play Hokuspokus written in 1926 by Curt Goetz, but use different role names, e.g. Kitty Kellermann instead of the original Scandinavian-sounding names Agda and Hilmar Kjerulf (Hjalmar Kjerulf was a painter who died in 1846 in Germany). The German language version Hokuspokus was made at the same time starring Willy Fritsch, the English-language version was given a differing title though, referring to one of the paintings brought in as exhibit. After the war, director Kurt Hoffmann filmed two further versions in 1953 (starring Curt Goetz himself alongside his wife), and in 1966 in color.<EOS>"
74,56715,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Chesterfield Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorrell_McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Kraft_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady Luck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Lamont<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady Luck is a 1936 American comedy film directed by Charles Lamont and starring Patricia Farr, William Bakewell and Duncan Renaldo. It was made by Chesterfield Motion Pictures Corporation.<EOS>"
75,104444,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosa_von_Praunheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>First Run Features.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rosa von Praunheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil Zwickler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diamanda_Galás<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Callen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosa_von_Praunheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosa_von_Praunheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Zwickler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosa_von_Praunheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Positive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_HIV/AIDS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rosa_von_Praunheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Positive_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_German_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Positive is a 1990 documentary film directed, written and produced by Rosa von Praunheim (in cooperation with Phil Zwickler). The film received international resonance.<EOS>"
76,23929,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_R._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Concorde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Howard R. Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Rabiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Baxter_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Hill_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_R._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Concorde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_R._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Rabiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_R._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deathstalker IV:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Match of Titans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bulgaria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sword_and_sorcery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_IV:_Match_of_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Deathstalker_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deathstalker IV: Match of Titans, also called Deathstalker IV: Match of the Titans, is a 1991 sword and sorcery fantasy film written and directed by Howard R. Cohen. Rick Hill, who played the title role in the first film, reprises his role in this film. It is the fourth and final installment in the Deathstalker tetralogy.<EOS>"
77,108339,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Grainger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Grainger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Highway West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_C._McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Highway West is a 1941 American crime film directed by William C. McGann and starring Brenda Marshall, Arthur Kennedy and William Lundigan. It is a remake of the 1934 film Heat Lightning. It was produced and distributed by Warner Brothers. The film's sets were designed by the art director Esdras Hartley.<EOS>"
78,77161,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._G._Springsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Picker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._G._Springsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Picker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_T._Horman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tropical Heat Wave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_R._G._Springsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Heat_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tropical Heat Wave is a 1952 American musical film directed by R. G. Springsteen and starring Estelita Rodriguez, Robert Hutton and Grant Withers.<EOS>"
79,139391,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_English_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donald H. Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_English_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Fence Me In<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_English<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Fence_Me_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Fence Me In is a 1945 American black-and-white Western film directed by John English and starring the ""King of the Cowboys"" Roy Rogers and his palomino Trigger, promoted in the production's opening credits and on theater posters as ""The Smartest Horse in the Movies"". Also featured in the film are Roy's sidekick George ""Gabby"" Hayes and Rogers' future wife Dale Evans. Produced and distributed by Republic Pictures, Don't Fence Me In is part of a long-running series of singing-cowboy films released by that company to showcase Rogers' musical talents and equestrian skills, as well as Trigger's abilities at performing impressive stunts and tricks.<EOS>"
80,51232,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sanaa_Hamri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Broderick Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Denise Di Novi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Debra Martin Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kira Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blake Lively<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amber Tamblyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blythe Danner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>America Ferrera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexis Bledel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Ticotin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shohreh Aghdashloo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sanaa_Hamri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denise_Di_Novi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Broderick_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debra_Martin_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kira_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>''The Sisterhood of the<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Traveling Pants 2''<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Denise_Di_Novi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Coming-of-age_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works_of_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vermont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Turkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Greece<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alloy_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_young_adult_literature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Santorini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alcon_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rachel_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rhode_Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sanaa_Hamri<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 is a 2008 American comedy-drama film directed by Sanaa Hamri and written by Elizabeth Chambers. A sequel to the 2005 film The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, it is based upon the fourth novel in the book series: Forever in Blue (2007), but incorporates scenes and storylines from The Second Summer of the Sisterhood (2003) and Girls in Pants (2004).. The film stars Amber Tamblyn, America Ferrera, Blake Lively, and Alexis Bledel as four childhood friends who navigate early adulthood during the summer after their freshman year in college.The film was theatrically released by Warner Bros. Pictures in the United States on August 6, 2008 and grossed $44.3 million worldwide against a $27 million budget. The film received mixed reviews from critics. In 2018, a third film had been in development.<EOS>"
81,111538,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Taxi to Paradise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_to_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Adrian_Brunel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Taxi to Paradise is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Adrian Brunel and starring Binnie Barnes, Garry Marsh and Henry Wilcoxon. It was made as a quota quickie at Wembley Studios.<EOS>"
82,54141,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regardt_van_den_Bergh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Visual Bible International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Bush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Marchiano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Visual Bible: Matthew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_South_African_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_the_Virgin_Mary_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pontius_Pilate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Regardt_van_den_Bergh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_portrayals_of_Jesus'_death_and_resurrection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_Mary_Magdalene_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_John_the_Baptist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_Saint_Joseph_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_Jesus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gospel_of_Matthew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Saint_Peter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Visual_Bible:_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Herod_the_Great<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Visual Bible: Matthew (also known as The Gospel According to Matthew) is a 1993 film portraying the life of Jesus as it is found in the Gospel of Matthew. The complete Gospel is presented word-for-word based on the New International Version of the Bible.  It was directed by South African film maker Regardt van den Bergh and stars veteran actor Richard Kiley in the role of St. Matthew (who narrates the movie), newcomer Bruce Marchiano as Jesus, and Gerrit Schoonhoven as Peter. Marchiano portrays Jesus as a joyous, earthy, personal man with a sense of humour.The film has been dubbed into various foreign languages including Spanish, Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese.<EOS>"
83,160880,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Riley_Thomson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walt Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sutherland_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thelma Boardman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Riley_Thomson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sutherland_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Little Whirlwind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Oliver_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Riley_Thomson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_tornadoes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Little Whirlwind is an animated short subject, part of the Mickey Mouse series, produced by Walt Disney for Walt Disney Productions. The short was released by RKO Radio Pictures on February 14, 1941. The film was directed by Riley Thomson, and animated by Ward Kimball, Fred Moore, Ken Muse, Jim Armstrong, Les Clark, John Elliotte, Fred Jones, Walt Kelly, and Frank Follmer with effects animation by Art Fitzpatrick. It was the 110th short in the Mickey Mouse film series to be released, and the first for that year.The short involves Mickey's attempts to help Minnie with her yard work, despite the presence of several (anthropomorphic) twisters as foils.<EOS>"
84,112493,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Reitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_O._Sacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Eckhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Brody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_H._Macy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Bello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._K._Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Koechner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cameron_Bright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katie_Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thank You for Smoking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1990s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_smoking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_satire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rolfe_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bureau_of_Alcohol,_Tobacco,_Firearms_and_Explosives_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jason_Reitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jason_Reitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_You_for_Smoking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_public_relations<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Thank You for Smoking is a 2005 American satirical black comedy film written and directed by Jason Reitman in his feature film director debut and starring Aaron Eckhart, based on the 1994 novel by Christopher Buckley. It follows the efforts of Big Tobacco's chief spokesman, Nick Naylor (Eckhart), who lobbies on behalf of cigarettes using heavy spin tactics while also trying to remain a role model for his 12-year-old son, played by Cameron Bright. Maria Bello, Adam Brody, Sam Elliott, Katie Holmes, Rob Lowe, William H. Macy, J. K. Simmons, and Robert Duvall appear in supporting roles.The film was released in a limited run on March 17, 2006, and had a wide release on April 14. It received largely positive reviews, with particular praise for its screenplay, humor, themes, and Eckhart's performance. As of 2007, the film had grossed a total of more than $39 million worldwide. The film was released on DVD in the US on October 3, 2006, and in the UK on January 8, 2007.<EOS>"
85,32434,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Cahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert E. Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lupton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Webster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael McGreevey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Cahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_E._Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Clown and the Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_LaSalle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_L._Cahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_clowns<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Clown and the Kid is a 1961 American drama film directed by Edward L. Cahn and starring John Lupton, Michael McGreevey and Mary Webster.<EOS>"
86,107782,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Robinson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Simonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Breckin Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lindsay Lohan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Robinson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Simonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Lennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ben_Garant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Gough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miles_Millar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Herbie: Fully Loaded<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Angela_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Mothersbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_women's_sports<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NASCAR_mass_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbie:_Fully_Loaded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Herbie_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Herbie: Fully Loaded is a 2005 American sports comedy film directed by Angela Robinson from a screenplay written by Thomas Lennon, Robert Ben Garant, Alfred Gough, and Miles Millar. The film stars Lindsay Lohan as the youngest member of an automobile-racing family, Michael Keaton as her father, Breckin Meyer as her brother, Justin Long as her romantic interest, and Matt Dillon as a competing racer. Herbie: Fully Loaded features cameo appearances by many NASCAR drivers, including Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Tony Stewart, and Dale Jarrett.Produced by Robert Simonds, Herbie: Fully Loaded is the sixth and final installment in the Herbie film series, following the television film The Love Bug (1997), and the first theatrical feature film since Herbie Goes Bananas (1980). It serves as a legacy sequel to the previous films. Principal photography took place from August to November 2004, with cinematographer Greg Gardiner, at various locations in California, including the Riverside International Raceway and Auto Club Speedway; Hansen Dam in Los Angeles; and at Walt Disney Studios in Burbank. During post-production, editing was completed by Wendy Greene Bricmont, and the score was composed by Mark Mothersbaugh.The film premiered at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway on May 10, 2005, and Walt Disney Pictures released it theatrically in the United States on June 24. Distributed by Buena Vista Pictures Distribution, Herbie: Fully Loaded was a box office success, grossing over $144 million worldwide against its production budget of $50 million. The film received mixed reviews from critics and moviegoers, but a positive response from fans of the Herbie franchise.<EOS>"
87,78320,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_King_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Jessel_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Marlowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Dekker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_MacKenzie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Hale,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helene_Stanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tommy Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Karlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_King_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Jessel_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_Shane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Scott_(American_screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wait till the Sun Shines, Nellie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Illinois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wait_till_the_Sun_Shines,_Nellie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Wait till the Sun Shines, Nellie is a 1952 American historical drama film directed by Henry King and starring Jean Peters, David Wayne and Hugh Marlowe, Sharing the name of a popular 1905 song, it charts the life of an Illinois family between the 1890s and 1920s.<EOS>"
88,135642,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Soldati<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lux Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carlo Ponti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Colin Lesslie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Sutro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Beatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Rutherford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rona Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Her Favourite Husband<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Naples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lux_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Noel_Langley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Carlo_Ponti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Favourite_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mario_Soldati<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Her Favourite Husband (also known as The Taming of Dorothy and Quel bandito sono io) is a 1950 British-Italian comedy film directed by Mario Soldati and starring Jean Kent, Robert Beatty and Margaret Rutherford. The screenplay was by Noel Langley, based on an adaptation by Stefano Vanzina (as Steno), Mario Monicelli and Soldati of the 1947 play Quel bandito sono io! by Peppino De Filippo. The film's art direction was by Piero Gherardi.<EOS>"
89,8103,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tinge Krishnan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadine_Marsh-Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Amanda Jenks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arinze_Kene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michaela_Coel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadine_Marsh-Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ché_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Been So Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Been So Long: Official Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Netflix_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Been_So_Long_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Been So Long is a 2018 musical film directed by Tinge Krishnan based on the musical of the same name, with a screenplay written by Ché Walker.It is based on a musical premiered at the Young Vic on July 11, 2009, which was itself based on the 1998 play of the same name.The film was released on 26 October 2018 by Netflix.<EOS>"
90,135754,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Skouras_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Glynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Channing-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lesley Manville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ruth Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Skouras_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Glynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Channing-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>High Hopes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_social_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Hopes_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Leigh<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>High Hopes is a 1988 British comedy drama film directed by Mike Leigh, focusing on an extended working-class family living in King's Cross, London, and elsewhere.The film primarily examines Cyril (Philip Davis) and Shirley (Ruth Sheen), a motor-cycle courier and his girlfriend, a gardener, along with their friends, neighbours, and Cyril's mother and sister.Despite staying true to Leigh's down-at-the-heel, realist style, the film is ultimately a social comedy concerning culture clashes between different classes and belief systems. According to the critic Michael Coveney', ""As in Meantime, High Hopes contrasts the economic and spiritual conditions of siblings. And in developing some of the themes in Babies Grow Old and Grown-Ups, it presents a brilliantly organised dramatic résumé of attitudes towards parturition and old age.""<EOS>"
91,69550,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hot and Cold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Arctic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_and_Cold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hot and Cold is a short animated film by Walter Lantz Productions and is the eleventh of the thirteen Pooch the Pup cartoons.<EOS>
92,60599,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Beaumont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marion_Shilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ethelind_Terry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Kaley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Beaumont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crane_Wilbur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lord Byron of Broadway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_romance_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Byron_of_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Beaumont<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lord Byron of Broadway (1930), also known as What Price Melody?, is an American Pre-Code musical drama film, directed by Harry Beaumont and William Nigh. It was based on a best selling book by Nell Martin, which ""was widely praised by critics as an extremely true and amusing romance of stage life."" It was filmed in black and white with two-color Technicolor sequences.<EOS>"
93,67401,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranglehold_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranglehold_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranglehold_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stranglehold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranglehold_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranglehold_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranglehold_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranglehold_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranglehold_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranglehold_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranglehold_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranglehold_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranglehold_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranglehold_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranglehold_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eric_Spear<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stranglehold is a 1963 British second feature drama film directed by Lawrence Huntington and starring Macdonald Carey, Barbara Shelley and Philip Friend. It was written by Guy Elmes and Joy Garrison.<EOS>"
94,165786,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Porky in the North Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_the_North_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Porky in the North Woods is a Warner Brothers Looney Tunes short animated film directed by Frank Tashlin. The short was released on December 19, 1936, and stars Porky Pig.<EOS>"
95,23961,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Donovan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maura_O'Connell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Donovan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maury Chaykin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lenore Zann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Walsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Choate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maura_O'Connell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Def-Con 4<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nova_Scotia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_World_War_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Randel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Def-Con_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Donovan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Def-Con 4 is a 1985 Canadian post-apocalyptic film, portraying three astronauts who survive World War III aboard a space station and return to Earth to find greatly changed circumstances. The film's title refers to the Defense Readiness Condition (DEFCON), the United States military's nuclear alert system, though the title erroneously refers to DEFCON 4 as a high state of readiness. DEFCON 4 is in fact the second-lowest state of readiness.<EOS>"
96,161771,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Marie_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Fukushima<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gerry Flahive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Marie_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Fukushima<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Marie_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Was a Child of Holocaust Survivors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Holocaust<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ann_Marie_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Child_of_Holocaust_Survivors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Normand_Roger<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Was a Child of Holocaust Survivors is a 2010 animated film by Ann Marie Fleming based on a 2006 autobiographical graphic novel by Bernice Eisenstein. In the book and its film adaptation, Eisenstein explores her own identity through the experience of her parents, both Auschwitz survivors.<EOS>"
97,70485,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_R._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Santa_Fe_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>South of Santa Fe is a 1942 American Western film directed by Joseph Kane.<EOS>
98,82834,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beaumont_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Beaumont Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Kellaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beaumont_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beaumont_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beaumont_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hayseeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Beaumont_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hayseeds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_musical_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hayseeds is a 1933 Australian musical comedy from Beaumont Smith. It centres on the rural family, the Hayseeds, about whom Smith had previously made six silent films, starting with Our Friends, the Hayseeds (1917). He retired from directing in 1925 but decided to revive the series in the wake of the box office success of On Our Selection (1932). It was the first starring role in a movie for stage actor Cecil Kellaway.It was also known as The Hayseeds Come to Town.<EOS>"
99,165706,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Purv_Pullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pin Feathers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pin_Feathers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Pin Feathers is a 1933 short animated film produced by Walter Lantz Productions and released by Universal Pictures. It is the 10th Pooch the Pup cartoon.<EOS>
100,102516,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Keeyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Films International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brandon Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nesim Hason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Gell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_Swain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Udo_Kier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mehmet_Günsür<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Keeyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fall Down Dead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Pinar_Toprak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fall_Down_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fall Down Dead is a slasher film released in 2007 starring Dominique Swain and Udo Kier. The storyline involves a metropolitan city in the grip of fear after rolling blackouts bring out a serial killer dubbed ""The Picasso Killer"".<EOS>"
101,50325,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Brand<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Brand<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Big 4 Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Brand<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burton_L._King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Brand<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Brand<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burton_L._King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Brand<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Scarlet Brand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Brand<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Brand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Brand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Brand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Brand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Brand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Brand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Scarlet Brand is a 1932 American pre-Code Western film directed by J.P. McGowan and starring Bob Custer, Betty Mack and Robert D. Walker.<EOS>"
102,20265,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Barsha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Barsha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lee_Johnson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Roaring Frontiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_Frontiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Roaring Frontiers is a 1941 American western film directed by Lambert Hillyer and starring Tex Ritter, Wild Bill Elliott and Ruth Ford. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures. It is the eighth in Columbia Pictures' series of 12 ""Wild Bill Hickok"" films, followed by The Lone Star Vigilantes.<EOS>"
103,170522,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conway_Tearle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marceline Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natalie Moorhead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Reed_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The King Murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_King_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_mystery_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The King Murder is a 1932 American pre-Code mystery film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Conway Tearle, Natalie Moorhead and Marceline Day.<EOS>"
104,61825,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated British Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Luck of the Navy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Luck of the Navy is a 1938 British comedy thriller film directed by Norman Lee and starring Geoffrey Toone, Judy Kelly and Clifford Evans. Shot at Elstree Studios it was based on the play The Luck of the Navy by Mrs Clifford Mills and is also known by the alternative title of North Sea Patrol.<EOS>"
105,25893,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Brason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Derek Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Brason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenniel_Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Faith Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Haines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Brason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Brason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Perowne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Walk a Crooked Path<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Crooked_Path<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Butcher's_Film_Service_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Walk a Crooked Path (also known as Twilight Man ) is a 1969 British crime film directed by John Brason and starring Tenniel Evans, Faith Brook and Patricia Haines. It was written by Barry Perowne.<EOS>"
106,32194,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Lamas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Feature Film Corp. of AmericaUnited Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Stabler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aldo_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Lamas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Sands_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Lamas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Freiberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_Miller_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Davis_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Violent Ones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Violent Ones is a 1967 film directed by and starring Fernando Lamas. The story was written and created by Charles Davis, Fred Freiberger, Herman Miller, and Doug Wilson. The film was shot in the Alabama Hills, Mojave Desert and Lone Pine, California. This was Tommy Sands' last movie before his retirement, though he would act in some TV episodes until 1978.<EOS>"
107,42199,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Grusd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Media_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Dern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracey_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tabitha_St._Germain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Barr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brittney Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Britt_McKillip<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Drummond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Libman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cathy_Weseluck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Venus_Terzo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janyse_Jaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maryke_Hendrikse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chantal_Strand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrienne Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Media_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Little Pony Crystal Princess: The Runaway Rainbow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_game<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Puzzle_video_game<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dragons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Video_games_developed_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_unicorns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:My_Little_Pony_serials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Watters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:My_Little_Pony_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Game_Boy_Advance_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony_Crystal_Princess:_The_Runaway_Rainbow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Game_Boy_Advance-only_games<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Little Pony Crystal Princess: The Runaway Rainbow is a 2006 direct-to-video animated musical fantasy adventure film  produced by SD Entertainment and distributed by Paramount Home Entertainment in association with Hasbro. The film is the third feature in the third incarnation of the My Little Pony series and the second film to promote the Crystal Princess line. Unlike The Princess Promenade, the film has been criticized. The DVD also features two more animated features, Greetings from Unicornia and Friends are Never Far Away, which was originally released on video in 2005.The Runaway Rainbow was made available on hubworld.com (a successor of Hasbro's MonkeyBarTV website), alongside My Little Pony: A Very Minty Christmas and My Little Pony: The Princess Promenade. But they were removed from the site later. The movie has been reissued in the 2-disc DVD collection My Little Pony: Classic Movie Collection, alongside The Princess Promenade, Dancing in the Clouds and Friends are Never Far Away.Alongside The Princess Promenade and Twinkle Wish Adventure, the film premiered on August 8, 2014 on the Hub Network after its ""My Little Pony Mega Mare-athon"". According to Broadway World, the ""Mega Mare-athon"" itself drew in 5.4 million viewers and has earned significant delivery growth on every demographic: Kids 2-11 (+134%), Girls 2-11 (+179%), Kids 6-11 (+169%), Girls 6-11 (+216%), Adults 18-49 (+111%), Women 18-49 (+146%), Adults 25-54 (+74%), Women 25-54 (+76%), Persons 2+ (+124%) and Households (+98%).<EOS>"
108,81219,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Frost_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Oates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Anne Johnstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathy McHaley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Frost_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dixie Dynamite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lee_Frost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dynamite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Styner<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dixie Dynamite is a 1976 American film directed by Lee Frost that stars Warren Oates. Steve McQueen appears uncredited in a scene as a motorbike driver.<EOS>
109,29691,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Caton-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Puttnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eliza Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Catherine Wyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Astin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Courtney Gains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Lithgow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Stoltz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>D. B. Sweeney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Zane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Connick Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Modine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tate Donovan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neil Giuntoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reed Edward Diamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Caton-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Puttnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Memphis Belle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_airplanes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Puttnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1943<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Army_Air_Forces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Caton-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Memphis,_Tennessee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Lincolnshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cambridgeshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memphis_Belle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Boeing_B-17_Flying_Fortress<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Memphis Belle is a 1990 war drama film directed by Michael Caton-Jones and written by Monte Merrick. The film stars Matthew Modine, Eric Stoltz, and Harry Connick Jr. (in his film debut). Memphis Belle is a fictional version of the 1944 documentary Memphis Belle: A Story of a Flying Fortress by director William Wyler, about the 25th and last mission of an American Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress bomber, the Memphis Belle, based in England during World War II. The 1990 version was co-produced by David Puttnam and Wyler's daughter Catherine and dedicated to her father. The film closes with a dedication to all airmen, friend or foe, who fought in the skies above Europe during World War II.<EOS>"
110,19959,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Fire_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allison_Anders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Fire_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dara Cohen, Damian Ganczewski, Fritzi Horstman, Jonathan Koch, Steven Michaels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Fire_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allison_Anders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Fire_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Fire_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Fire_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Fire_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Fire_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Fire_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Fire_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Fire_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Country_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Fire_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Allison_Anders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Fire_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Johnny_Cash<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Ring of Fire is a 2013 American biographical drama television film directed by Allison Anders and written by Richard Friedenberg. The film is about the life of June Carter Cash and Johnny Cash, and is based on their son John Carter Cash's 2007 book Anchored in Love: An Intimate Portrait of June Carter Cash. It stars Jewel Kilcher as June Carter Cash and Matt Ross as Johnny Cash. It aired on Lifetime on May 27, 2013, and was nominated for four Primetime Emmys in 2013, including Outstanding Directing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Dramatic Special.<EOS>"
111,74462,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerd_Oswald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph F. Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Bouchet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendell_Corey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Esmond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Mark_Richman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rafael_Campos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerd_Oswald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Agent for H.A.R.M.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parody_films_based_on_James_Bond_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerd_Oswald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_secret_agents_and_spies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agent_for_H.A.R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Agent for H.A.R.M. is a 1966 science fiction spy thriller directed by Gerd Oswald and starring Mark Richman, one of a number of spy thrillers of the era having conspicuous sci-fi elements. Here it is the deadly spores which turn human flesh into fungus on contact.The film was intended to be the television pilot for a new spy series. However, it was later decided that it should be given a theatrical release instead. It was released as a double feature with Wild Wild Winter.<EOS>"
112,27913,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexandre_Aja<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorne_Balfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alexandre Aja<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Craig Flores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry Pepper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kaya Scodelario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexandre_Aja<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexandre_Aja<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crawl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Belgrade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Serbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_crocodilians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_basement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alexandre_Aja<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_tropical_cyclones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crawl_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hurricanes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crawl is a 2019 American natural horror film directed by Alexandre Aja, who produced with Sam Raimi and Craig Flores. It stars Kaya Scodelario and Barry Pepper as a daughter and father who, along with their dog, find themselves trapped in the crawl space of their home and preyed upon by alligators during a Category 5 hurricane in Florida.Aja rewrote the original spec script from the Rasmussen brothers to expand the length of the story and its characters. The film was officially announced in May 2018, and production started in Serbia in August with cinematographer Maxime Alexandre. The film was primarily shot within a warehouse facility located in the Port of Belgrade and wrapped in September after 41 days. During post-production, Max Aruj and Steffen Thum composed the film's score while Rodeo FX took three months to complete the visual effects, including the alligators.Distributed by Paramount Pictures, Crawl opted out of conventional film screenings for critics before it premiered in the United States on July 12, 2019. The film was a critical and commercial success. It received generally positive reviews for its action, direction, pacing, and visual effects, earning a nomination for Best Wide Release at the 2020 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards, and grossed $91 million on a $13.5–15 million production budget. In August 2024, Paramount greenlit a sequel.<EOS>"
113,120307,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_Mine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Deans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_Mine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_Mine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freda_Stock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_Mine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Deans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_Mine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_Mine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freda_Stock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_Mine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Girl Is Mine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_Mine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_Mine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_Mine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_Mine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_Mine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_Mine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_Mine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Girl Is Mine (also known as This Girl is Mine) is a 1950 British second feature ('B') comedy drama film directed by Marjorie Deans and starring Patrick Macnee, Pamela Deeming and Lionel Murton. It was written by Deans and Ralph Stock, produced by Freda Stock for Touchstone Films and distributed by British Lion Films.<EOS>"
114,115963,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheyenne_Tornado<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheyenne_Tornado<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Marcy Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheyenne_Tornado<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheyenne_Tornado<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheyenne_Tornado<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheyenne_Tornado<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheyenne_Tornado<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cheyenne Tornado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheyenne_Tornado<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheyenne_Tornado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheyenne_Tornado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheyenne_Tornado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheyenne_Tornado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheyenne_Tornado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheyenne_Tornado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._O'Connor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cheyenne Tornado is a 1935 American Western film directed by William A. O'Connor and starring Reb Russell, Victoria Vinton and Roger Williams.<EOS>"
115,168849,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Emmett Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vince Barnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Randall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Overland Mail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Overland_Mail_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_F._Hill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Overland Mail is a 1939 American western film directed by Robert F. Hill and starring Jack Randall, Vince Barnett and Dennis Moore. It was produced and distributed by Monogram Pictures which specialized in low-budget second features, particularly westerns.<EOS>"
116,60618,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lewis M. Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_M._Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lord of the Flies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_aviation_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bullying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_uninhabited_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Puerto_Rico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Murder_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Flies_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lord of the Flies is a 1963 British survival drama film written and directed by Peter Brook, adapted from William Golding's 1954 novel about 30 schoolboys who are marooned on an island where the behaviour of the majority degenerates into savagery.The film was in production for much of 1961, though the film did not premiere until 1963, and was not released in the United Kingdom until 1964. Golding himself supported the film. When Kenneth Tynan was a script editor for Ealing Studios he commissioned a script of Lord of the Flies from Nigel Kneale, but Ealing Studios closed in 1959 before it could be produced.The film premiered at the 1963 Cannes Film Festival, where it was nominated for a Palme d'Or. It was released in the UK by British Lion Films on July 23, 1964, and received positive reviews from critics. It was the first film adaptation of the novel, followed by a 1975 Filipino film and a 1990 American film.<EOS>"
117,169472,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_M._Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_M._Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sheep Ahoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_wolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheep_Ahoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ralph_Wolf_and_Sam_Sheepdog_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sheep Ahoy is a 1954 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on December 11, 1954, and stars Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog.Mel Blanc provided for the voices of all the characters in this cartoon, however, like all Sam Wolf and Ralph Sheepdog shorts, this short is mostly composed of visual gags.This is the second short featuring Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog.  The title is a play on the phrase ""Ship ahoy!""<EOS>"
118,61826,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randall Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hunter_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Luck of the Turf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_the_Turf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Luck of the Turf is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Randall Faye and starring Jack Melford, Moira Lynd, Wally Patch and Moore Marriott.It was made at the Nettlefold Studios in Walton as a quota quickie for release by the Hollywood studio RKO Pictures.<EOS>"
119,82683,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Penington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Henley_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_More<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Penington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Henley_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Yeldham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Comedy Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alvin_Rakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comedy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Comedy Man is a 1964 British kitchen sink realism drama film directed by Alvin Rakoff and starring Kenneth More, Cecil Parker, Dennis Price and Billie Whitelaw. It depicts the life of a struggling actor in Swinging London.More later said that when he read the script he ""was profoundly struck by its relevance to my own life, and to the lives of so many actors I had known."" The film received limited distribution, being released on a double bill with Lord of the Flies (1963). It was More's last film as a film star, although he continued to star in stage plays and television.<EOS>"
120,165674,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Kotcheff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ivan Foxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosenda_Monteros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Kotcheff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Foxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Foxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tiara Tahiti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ted_Kotcheff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_French_Polynesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tahiti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiara_Tahiti<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tahitian_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tiara Tahiti is a 1962 British comedy-drama film directed by Ted Kotcheff and starring James Mason and John Mills. Kotcheff's directorial debut, it is based on the novel by Geoffrey Cotterell, who also adapted it for the screen with Ivan Foxwell.<EOS>"
121,40911,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alexander Galperson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Perrin and Mr. Traill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Perrin_and_Mr._Traill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Two_Cities_Films_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Perrin and Mr. Traill is a 1948 British drama film directed by Lawrence Huntington and starring Marius Goring, David Farrar, Greta Gynt, Edward Chapman and Raymond Huntley. It was written by L.A.G. Strong and T.J. Morrison based on the 1911 novel of the same title by Hugh Walpole.<EOS>"
122,104567,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hermione_Baddeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jess_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christina Gregg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rag Doll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rag_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lance_Comfort<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rag Doll, released in the USA as Young, Willing and Eager, is a 1961 British second feature crime film, directed by Lance Comfort and starring Christina Gregg, Kenneth Griffith, Jess Conrad and Hermione Baddeley. It was written by Derry Quinn and Brock Williams.<EOS>"
123,168586,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Liberty Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.H._Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Cabot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Evelyn Brent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marguerite_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reginald Denny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liberty_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.H._Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gertrude_Orr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Mann_Waddel_Woodrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Without Children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Nigh<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Without Children, also known as Penthouse Party, is a 1935 American drama film directed by William Nigh and starring Marguerite Churchill, Bruce Cabot and Evelyn Brent.<EOS>"
124,44694,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivor_Novello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lodger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lodger_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Marie_Adelaide_Belloc_Lowndes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lodger is a 1932 British thriller film directed by Maurice Elvey, and starring Ivor Novello, Elizabeth Allan, and Jack Hawkins. It is based on the 1913 novel The Lodger by Marie Belloc Lowndes, also filmed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1927 (also starring Novello); by John Brahm in 1944; by Hugo Fregonese, as Man in the Attic, in 1953; and by David Ondaatje in 2009.The film is also known as The Phantom Fiend in the United States, where it was released in truncated form in 1935.<EOS>"
125,92523,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_S._Bucquet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Ayres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laraine_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_S._Bucquet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Ruskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Goldbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Brand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr. Kildare's Crisis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_S._Bucquet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dr. Kildare's Crisis is a 1940 drama film directed by Harold S. Bucquet, starring Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore and Laraine Day. Mary Lamont's (Laraine Day) financier brother Douglas Lamont (Robert Young) is subject to seizures, and it seems that he is suffering from hereditary epilepsy.It is the sixth in the MGM series of nine films starring Ayres as Dr. Kildare, made from 1938 - 1942.<EOS>"
126,83278,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Aldrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Hill_(American_film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cesar_Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sara_Montiel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Lancaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denise_Darcel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Aldrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Hill_(American_film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_R._Webb_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Borden_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Kibbee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vera Cruz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harold_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mercenaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hugo_Friedhofer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Revisionist_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Estudios_Churubusco_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Aldrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Burt_Lancaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Norma_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Second_French_intervention_in_Mexico_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Maximilian_I_of_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Cruz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_buddy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vera Cruz is a 1954 American Western film directed by Robert Aldrich and starring Gary Cooper and Burt Lancaster, featuring Denise Darcel, Sara Montiel, Cesar Romero, Ernest Borgnine, Charles Bronson and Jack Elam. Set during the Franco-Mexican War, the film centers on a group of American mercenaries tasked with transporting a large shipment of Imperial gold to the port of Veracruz, but begin to have second thoughts about their allegiances. It was produced by Hecht-Lancaster Productions and released by United Artists on 25 December 1954.The picture's amoral characters and cynical attitude towards violence (including a scene where Lancaster's character threatens to murder child hostages) were considered shocking at the time and influenced future Westerns such as The Magnificent Seven (1960), The Professionals (1966), Sam Peckinpah's The Wild Bunch (1969), and the spaghetti Westerns of Sergio Leone, which often featured supporting cast members from Vera Cruz in similar roles. Its influence on Leone's work led some critics to label it ""the proto-Spaghetti Western.""<EOS>"
127,170222,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Levin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Senta_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Levin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Baker_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Ambushers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ambushers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hugo_Montenegro<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Ambushers is a 1967 American spy comedy film directed by Henry Levin starring Dean Martin as Matt Helm, along with Senta Berger and Janice Rule. It is the third of four films in the Matt Helm series, and is based on the 1963 novel of the same name by Donald Hamilton, as well as The Menacers (1968) that featured UFOs and a Mexican setting. When a government-built flying saucer is hijacked mid-flight by Jose Ortega, the exiled ruler for an outlaw nation, secret agent Matt Helm and the ship's former pilot Sheila Sommers are sent to recover it.<EOS>"
128,82685,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Henry Timmis IV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Emm Matune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lee Groban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cure for Insomnia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Compilation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_poems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Heavy_metal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Insomnia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Art_Institute_of_Chicago<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cure for Insomnia is a 1987 experimental film directed by John Henry Timmis IV, which was, according to Guinness World Records, the longest running film. At 5,220 minutes long (87 hours, or 3 days and 15 hours) in length, the film has no plot, instead consisting of artist L. D. Groban reading his 4,080-page poem A Cure for Insomnia over the course of three and a half days, spliced with occasional clips from heavy metal and pornographic videos.It was first played in its entirety at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (Illinois), from January 31 to February 3, 1987, in one continuous showing. It has not been released on DVD or other home video formats and all known copies are considered to be lost, with only 85 seconds of the film being available.<EOS>"
129,154808,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Pascal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Pascal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Reasonable Doubt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gabriel_Pascal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reasonable_Doubt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Reasonable Doubt is a 1936 British comedy film directed by George King starring John Stuart and Nancy Burne. It was produced by the Hungarian Gabriel Pascal.The story follows a lawyer (Stuart) whose love for a young girl (Burne) causes him to defend the man he thinks to be her lover. During the trial the lawyer finds out that the man is his own son.The film was made at Shepperton Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>
130,157755,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Toho-Towa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Concorde Filmverleih<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Curtis Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rip Torn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Downey Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frances McDormand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tobey Maguire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katie Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wonder Boys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexuality-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transgender-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mutual_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Original_Song_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Pittsburgh_Bureau_of_Police<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Curtis_Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steve_Kloves<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wonder Boys is a 2000 comedy-drama film directed by Curtis Hanson and written by Steve Kloves. An international co-production between the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Japan, it is based on the 1995 novel by Michael Chabon. Michael Douglas stars as professor Grady Tripp, a novelist who teaches creative writing at a university but has been unable to finish his second novel.The film was shot in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, including locations at Carnegie Mellon University, Chatham University, University of Pittsburgh, and Shady Side Academy. Other Pennsylvania locations included Beaver, Rochester and Rostraver Township. After the film failed at the box office, there was a second attempt to find an audience with a new marketing campaign and a November 8, 2000, re-release, which was also a financial disappointment. Despite this, the film received three Academy Award nominations at the 73rd Academy Awards, including Best Adapted Screenplay, winning Best Original Song for Bob Dylan's ""Things Have Changed"".<EOS>"
131,165578,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Manny Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Piano Mover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pianos_and_pianists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piano_Mover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Piano Mover is a 1932 short animated cartoon released by Columbia Pictures, starring Krazy Kat.<EOS>"
132,163510,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Cameron_Menzies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_K._Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:René_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Cameron_Menzies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_K._Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Berkman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Green Cockatoo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Miklós_Rózsa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Green_Cockatoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Cameron_Menzies<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Green Cockatoo (also known as Four Dark Hours and Race Gang) is a 1937 British drama film directed by William Cameron Menzies and starring John Mills, Rène Ray, and Robert Newton. It was adapted by Ted Barkman from a story by Graham Greene and shot at Denham Studios. It tells the story of an innocent young woman who arrives in London looking for work and, pursued by both criminals and police, is involved in a headlong series of fights and flights.<EOS>"
133,155607,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>General Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Hellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carla_Lehmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Culver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Hellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Bartlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Secret Mission<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_French_Resistance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Secret Mission is a 1942 British war film directed by Harold French and starring Hugh Williams, James Mason, Nancy Price, Carla Lehmann and Roland Culver.<EOS>"
134,81463,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Pillsbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Maunder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Everard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David H. Fowler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lance J. Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>the competitors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Pillsbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Maunder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Everard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Games '74<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Games_'74<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_British_Commonwealth_Games<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Games '74 is a 1974 New Zealand–made documentary film of the 1974 British Commonwealth Games, held in Christchurch, New Zealand, from 24 January to 2 February 1974. The full title was Games '74: Official Film of the Xth British Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, New Zealand, 1974.The feature-length documentary in colour and on 35 mm was shot and processed by the New Zealand National Film Unit (NFU). The directors became prominent in New Zealand film-making in the next two decades, and one of the location assistants, one Sam Neill, went on to an international career.The spectator's-eye camera avoids camera comment. The prime targets are track events, then field events, with “elephantine drama” from the male weightlifters and shots of the marathon which go outside the stadium. There is a surprisingly (for the time) gender-balanced and apolitical narrative which underlines the humanity of the competitors as much as it shows the drama of success and failure” according to Sam Edwards, although “woman’s events receive scant coverage”. Divers are captured in slow motion, and a “series of high jumpers, using similar techniques to cross the bar are edited in collapsed sequence, reminding viewers of salmon exploding up a waterfall”.The film has been restored and is available on DVD.<EOS>"
135,22200,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._W._Swackhamer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Hoblit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Anspaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_Walter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._G._Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Miller_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._W._Swackhamer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Hoblit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Anspaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Fred_Karlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vampires_in_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_E._W._Swackhamer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MTM_Enterprises_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vampire is a 1979 American made-for-television horror film directed by E. W. Swackhamer, co-written and produced by Steven Bochco, and starring Richard Lynch, Jason Miller, E. G. Marshall, Kathryn Harrold, Jessica Walter, and Joe Spinell.<EOS>"
136,160245,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tom Berry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Malo Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New World Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Berry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Franco Battista<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stefan Wodoslawsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Dale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Rubeš<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stefan Wodoslawsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_James_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Berry_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stefan_Wodoslawsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Berry_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stefan_Wodoslawsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Berry_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Something About Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nova_Scotia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nova_Scotia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Something About Love is a Canadian drama film, directed by Tom Berry and released in 1988. The film stars Stefan Wodoslawsky as Wally Olynyk, a man returning home to Cape Breton Island after several years living in the United States, to reunite with his estranged father Stan (Jan Rubeš) as the older man begins to suffer from dementia.The film's cast also includes Jennifer Dale, Ron James, Lenore Zann, Don Lake, Wayne Robson and Susan Rubeš.The film received two Genie Award nominations at the 10th Genie Awards in 1989, for Best Actor (Jan Rubeš) and Best Supporting Actor (James).<EOS>"
137,159747,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cleese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Crowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Connie Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Romance with a Double Bass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Cleese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_with_a_Double_Bass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Romance with a Double Bass is a 1974 British short comedy film directed by Robert Young and starring John Cleese and Connie Booth. It was adapted by Young, Cleese and Booth (uncredited) from a screenplay by Bill Owen based on the short story of the same name by Anton Chekhov.<EOS>"
138,6600,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Sandrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merian_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Ruggles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Sandrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merian_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Melody Cruise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Cruise_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Sandrich<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Melody Cruise is a 1933 American pre-Code musical romantic comedy film directed by Mark Sandrich, his first feature film with sound. The film received praise for Sandrich's creative direction and solidly established him as a commercial director.<EOS>"
139,141342,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Desmond_Elliot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Daniel Ademinokan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Emem Isong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Omoni_Oboli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Majid_Michel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nse_Ikpe_Etim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Desmond_Elliot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Genevieve_Nnaji<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Peters_(Nigerian_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Desmond_Elliot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bursting Out<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Nigeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Nigerian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Ghanaian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ghanaian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bursting_Out_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nigerian_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bursting Out is a 2010 Nigerian drama film directed by Desmond Elliot, and starring Majid Michel, Genevieve Nnaji and Desmond Elliot. It premiered at Odeon Cinema, Greenwich, London on 29 October 2010.<EOS>"
140,6485,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carl Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fay Kelton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Krummel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neil Fitzpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Misanthrope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Molière<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Misanthrope_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carl_Schultz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Misanthrope is a 1974 Australian film adaptation of the play The Misanthrope by Moliere. It was one of a series of four play adaptations the ABC made around this time, others including Hamlet, A Hard God and Spoiled.John Tasker produced the original stage production for the Greenroom Society at the University of New South Wales. Robyn Graham did the stage design. The production was so well received it was filmed by the ABC.<EOS>"
141,141208,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>State Rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_M._Merrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Carey_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Collins_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabby_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_M._Merrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Border Devils<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Border Devils is a 1932 pre-Code American Western black and white sound film directed by William Nigh and starring Harry Carey, Kathleen Collins, and Gabby Hayes. The film is Collins's last role and her only sound film.<EOS>"
142,79309,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephan_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Finola_Dwyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susie Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnathon Schaech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rod Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dee Smart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephan_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Finola_Dwyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephan_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Welcome to Woop Woop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Northern_Territory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Northern_Territory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Guy_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Woop_Woop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stephan_Elliott<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Welcome to Woop Woop is a 1997 Australian screwball comedy film directed by Stephan Elliott and starring Johnathon Schaech and Rod Taylor. The film was based on the novel The Dead Heart by Douglas Kennedy. ""Woop Woop"" is an Australian colloquialism referring to an inexact and extremely rustic and uncivilised location, usually in rural or remote Australia. Equivalent terms include ""the boondocks"" and ""out in the sticks"" in American English or ""the back of beyond"" in British English.The film centres on an American traveller in Australia who is abducted and held captive in a dystopian cult. Similarly to the extremely over the top way the Coen Brothers' film Fargo, and its spin-off TV series mocks stereotypes about the culture of Minnesota, Welcome to Woop Woop's characters are wildly exaggerated and parodied stereotypes of Anglo-Australian Bogans from Outback desert communities.<EOS>"
143,32002,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_D._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keenen_Ivory_Wayans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Zucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marlon Wayans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Zucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shawn Wayans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil Dornfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regina_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ashley_Tisdale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Faris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erica_Ash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_D._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keenen_Ivory_Wayans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Zucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Zucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marlon_Wayans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Polsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Mazin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marlon_Wayans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Wayans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Wayans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Proft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Abrahams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Seltzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Friedberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scary Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parodies_of_horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2000<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scary Movie is a series of American parody films, mainly focusing on spoofing horror films. The franchise has a combined gross of almost $900 million at the worldwide box office and has received mixed reviews from critics. A sixth film is in development.<EOS>"
144,43057,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Yoga_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Corsden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Yoga_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Yoga_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Yoga_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Naked Yoga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Yoga_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Yoga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Yoga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Yoga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Yoga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Yoga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Yoga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Yoga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yoga_mass_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Yoga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Naked Yoga is a 1974 British short documentary film directed by Paul Cordsen. It illustrates the practice of yoga in a natural setting and in the nude. The film includes images of women practicing yoga in Cyprus and in a studio. These visuals are interspersed with images of Eastern art and psychedelic effects. The narrator Alexis Korner relates the practice to Buddhist philosophy. It was shown on television in the UK, and has been available for several years on YouTube.The film was nominated for an Oscar in 1975, in the category Best Documentary Short Subject.<EOS>"
145,115255,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Nosseck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RKO Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Nosseck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Brighton Strangler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leigh_Harline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Max_Nosseck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brighton_Strangler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brighton_and_Hove<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Brighton Strangler is a 1945 American crime film directed by Max Nosseck and starring John Loder, June Duprez and Michael St. Angel.<EOS>"
146,32363,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rabbit Punch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Boxing_animation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rabbit Punch is a 1948 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies theatrical cartoon. The short was released on April 10, 1948 and features Bugs Bunny. The work features a boxing match between ""Battling McGook"" (identified as ""The Crusher"" in subsequent cartoons) and Bugs Bunny. The script reuses several gags from Baseball Bugs, which also had contributions from Michael Maltese, but was directed by Friz Freleng.<EOS>"
147,146738,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Pistor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Showcase Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gayle Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Stockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudia_Schiffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Coolio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In Pursuit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Pursuit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_direct-to-video_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In Pursuit is a 2001 American thriller drama film directed by Peter Pistor and written by John Penney, based on a story by Pistor.  The film was shot in Encino, California.<EOS>"
148,31972,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Bevis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hazel Court<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Carpenter_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Napier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Bevis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doreen_Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Narrowing Circle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrowing_Circle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Saunders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Narrowing Circle is a 1956 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Charles Saunders and starring Paul Carpenter, Hazel Court and Russell Napier. It was written by Doreen Montgomery based on the 1954 novel of the same title by Julian Symons. A crime writer finds himself framed for murder.<EOS>"
149,143741,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Seiler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Seiler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>South of Suez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Friedrich_Hollaender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Seiler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>South of Suez is a 1940 American drama film directed by Lewis Seiler and starring George Brent, Brenda Marshall and George Tobias. An alleged murder in an African diamond mine haunts a man many years later after he has returned to Britain. The film was made as a programmer by Warner Brothers. It was part of a cycle of British-themed films made by Hollywood studios during the era.<EOS>"
150,110921,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Hitzig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jason O'Malley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vidmark_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lance H. Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason O'Malley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brooke_Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherilyn_Fenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason O'Malley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Hitzig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vidmark_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Backstreet Dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trimark_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_autism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backstreet_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bill_Conti<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Backstreet Dreams (released as Forever Love in the Philippines) is a 1990 American drama film starring Brooke Shields, Jason O'Malley, Sherilyn Fenn and Anthony Franciosa. It was directed by Rupert Hitzig and Jason O'Malley, from a script written by O'Malley.<EOS>"
151,73025,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Greg Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Roman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alessandro_Juliani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Drummond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Gaze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bets Malone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Candice Nicole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Marvel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barbie as the Island Princess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Platform_game<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_princesses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Video_games_developed_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_queens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Barbie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_princes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Video_games_developed_in_Lithuania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Video_games_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_as_the_Island_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_kings<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Barbie as the Island Princess is a 2007 animated musical film and the eleventh installment in the film series based on Mattel's Barbie toyline. The only entry animated by Mainframe Studios as Rainmaker Animation, the film stars the voice of Kelly Sheridan.The score was composed by Arnie Roth, with songs written by Megan Cavallari, Amy Powers and executive producer Rob Hudnut. It was released direct-to-DVD on September 18, 2007, with a television premiere five days later on Nickelodeon.<EOS>"
152,69568,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Philip Brandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Germaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sylvester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_MacKinnon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House of Blackmail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Blackmail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>House of Blackmail is a 1953 British second feature drama film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Mary Germaine, William Sylvester and Alexander Gauge. It was written by Allan MacKinnon. The plot follows a soldier and his girlfriend, who become mixed up with a blackmailer.<EOS>"
153,125571,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Humphrey_Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crown_Film_Unit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Humphrey_Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crown_Film_Unit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Defeated People<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hamburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crown_Film_Unit_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Humphrey_Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Defeated_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Germany<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Defeated People is a 1946 British documentary short film made by the Crown Film Unit, directed by Humphrey Jennings and narrated by William Hartnell. The film depicts the shattered state of Germany, both physically and as a society, in the immediate aftermath of World War II. The narration explains what is being done – and what needs to be done – both by the occupying Allied forces and the German people themselves to build a better Germany from the ruins.<EOS>"
154,12857,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roel_Reiné<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Elliott_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Truman, Chris Healings, Charlotte James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roel_Reiné<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Elliott_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dead in Tombstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Devil_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Romania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Western_(genre)_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Deal_with_the_Devil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lucifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_in_Tombstone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roel_Reiné<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Dead in Tombstone is a 2013 American direct-to-video horror Western film produced by Universal 1440 Entertainment. It was directed by Roel Reiné and written by Shane Kuhn and Brendan Cowles. The film stars Danny Trejo as Guerrero, a gang leader who gets double-crossed by his fellow gang members. Striking a pact with the Devil after entering Hell, he resurfaces to the earthly world to avenge his own death by killing the men who murdered him. The film was released in home media on October 22, 2013, and was followed by a sequel, Dead Again in Tombstone (2017).The film is based on the concept of the deal with the Devil.<EOS>"
155,12111,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Daniel Taplitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Screen Gems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lisa Tornell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Foxx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter MacNicol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Esposito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabrielle Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morris Chestnut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Gems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Breakin' All the Rules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakin'_All_the_Rules<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Breakin' All the Rules is a 2004 American comedy film. It was directed and written by Daniel Taplitz. It stars Jamie Foxx, Morris Chestnut, Jennifer Esposito, Peter MacNicol and Gabrielle Union.<EOS>"
156,70532,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Sylvan_Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Young_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maureen_O'Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Sylvan_Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sporting Blood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Franz_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_S._Sylvan_Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Blood_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horse_racing_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sporting Blood  is a 1940 American drama film, directed by S. Sylvan Simon for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. It stars Robert Young, Maureen O'Sullivan, and Lewis Stone.<EOS>"
157,70850,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Big 4 Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burton_L._King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Chesebro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillian_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Custer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burton_L._King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Chapin_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mark of the Spur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Spur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mark of the Spur is a 1932 American pre-Code Western film directed by J.P. McGowan and starring Bob Custer, Lillian Rich and George Chesebro.<EOS>"
158,66952,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stevie_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Enders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stevie_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Scotia-Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stevie_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stevie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stevie_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stevie_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stevie_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stevie_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stevie_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stevie_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stevie_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stevie is a 1978 biographical drama film produced and directed by Robert Enders from a screenplay by Hugh Whitemore, based on Whitemore's 1977 play of the same name. The film stars Glenda Jackson, Trevor Howard, Mona Washbourne and Alec McCowen.<EOS>"
159,136209,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_L._Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_de_Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olga_San_Juan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Treacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonja_Henie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Kirby_(figure_skater)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_L._Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_de_Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Reisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Bowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Countess of Monte Cristo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_con_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Walter_Scharf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Publicity_stunts_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Norway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frederick_de_Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Countess_of_Monte_Cristo_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Figure_skating_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Countess of Monte Cristo  is a 1948 American comedy film directed by Fred de Cordova and starring Sonja Henie, Olga San Juan and Dorothy Hart. The film was distributed by Universal Pictures. It was Henie's last dramatic feature film.<EOS>"
160,43490,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonie Taps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Haymes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Audrey_Totter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bell_Sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blake_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cruisin' Down the River<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruisin'_Down_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Cruisin' Down the River is a 1953 American Technicolor musical film directed by Richard Quine. It stars Dick Haymes and Audrey Totter. The story is about New York nightclub singer Beau Clemment II who inherits an old riverboat on the Chattahoochee River between Georgia and Alabama.<EOS>
161,98265,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hannam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Umbrella Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greater_Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Lovell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_McFarlane_(Australian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sara_Kestleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hannam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greater_Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Lovell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Break of Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_of_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Hannam<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Break of Day is a 1976 Australian film set immediately after World War I.<EOS>
162,9469,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_W._Dreesen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clinton_Hutchison,_Steven_G._Kaplan,_Gregg_L._Daniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Christine_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kimberly_J._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Duke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_W._Dreesen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clinton_Hutchison,_Steven_G._Kaplan,_Gregg_L._Daniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_W._Dreesen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Big Bad Wolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Bad_Wolf_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_werewolf_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Big Bad Wolf is a 2006 American werewolf-themed horror film. It won the 2007 Silver Award at WorldFest Houston in the category of Best Science Fiction/Fantasy/Horror Film. The film starred Trevor Duke as Derek Cowley and Kimberly J. Brown as Samantha Marche.<EOS>
163,22202,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Weinstein Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Entertainment One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Deepak Nayar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Susan Montford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Preger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Hyland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sami Gayle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabriel Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zoey Deutch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dominic Sherwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucy Fry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olga Kurylenko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joely Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cameron Monaghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danila Kozlovsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Montford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Waters_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vampire Academy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vampire Academy: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_boarding_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mystery_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_romance_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_fantasy_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Surrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_princesses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_young_adult_literature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rolfe_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vampire_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Daniel_Waters_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliance_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IM_Global_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Don_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Academy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vampire_Academy_series<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vampire Academy is a 2014 American fantasy comedy horror film directed by Mark Waters from a screenplay by his brother Daniel Waters, based on the first book of the novel series of the same name by Richelle Mead. The film stars an ensemble cast led by Zoey Deutch as Rose Hathaway, a Dhampir, and Lucy Fry as Lissa Dragomir, her Moroi best friend, and follows their return to the St Vladimir's Academy boarding school, after being on the run for one year.Preger Entertainment announced the film's development in 2010, with Don Murphy as producer. In 2012, the Waters brothers joined the project with Mark serving as director and Daniel as screenwriter. Casting began in February 2013 with Deutch, Fry, and Danila Kozlovsky announced to play their respective roles. Principal photography took place at Pinewood Studios in England between May and July 2013.The Weinstein Company released Vampire Academy theatrically in the United States on February 7, 2014. The film received generally negative reviews from critics and grossed $15.4 million worldwide against a $30 million budget, making it a box-office bomb. Due to the film's poor box-office performance, its theatrical release in the United Kingdom was postponed and the film was later released as a direct-to-video on July 14, 2014 by Entertainment One.Following the film's failure, Preger Entertainment launched an Indiegogo campaign to help fund the production for a sequel based on the second novel, Frostbite, with Piers Ashworth hired to write a script. However, the campaign failed to reach its goal. A reboot television series premiered in 2022 on Peacock and ran for one season.<EOS>"
164,25996,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Gerrard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chili_Bouchier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Where's Sally?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where's_Sally%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Where's Sally? is a 1936 British comedy film, directed by Arthur B. Woods and starring Chili Bouchier, Gene Gerrard and Claude Hulbert.  The film was a quota quickie production and is now believed to be lost.<EOS>"
165,37360,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myron_Waldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Animation:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Seymour Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Co-produced by:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Abe Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dave Tendlar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Izzy Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackson_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mae_Questel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myron_Waldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Izzy_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ghost of Honor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>U.S.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Casper_the_Friendly_Ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Isadore_Sparber<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Ghost of Honor is a 1957 American animation and comedy film directed by Izzy Sparber. The film features Casper the Friendly Ghost as well as additional music composed by Winston Sharples.<EOS>
166,166903,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Porky in Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_in_Egypt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Porky in Egypt is a 1938 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Bob Clampett. The short was released on November 5, 1938, and stars Porky Pig.The film is set in Egypt, with Porky depicted as a tourist. Having missed his caravan by mistake, Porky and his camel Humpty Bumpty (named after Humpty Dumpty) wander into the Egyptian desert on their own. They are lost in the desert, they start suffering from dehydration, and they experience hallucinations. Porky eventually returns from the desert, but he has lost his mind. He is firmly convinced that he is Napoleon.<EOS>"
167,99664,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mike Robe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randi Richmond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:LeAnn_Rimes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Cibrian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lifetime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Calgary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Robe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Northern Lights, also known as Nora Roberts' Northern Lights, is a 2009 television film directed by Mike Robe, which stars Eddie Cibrian, LeAnn Rimes, and Rosanna Arquette. The film is based on the 2004 Nora Roberts novel of the same name and is part of the Nora Roberts 2009 movie collection, which also includes; Midnight Bayou, High Noon, and Tribute. The film debuted March 21, 2009, on Lifetime.<EOS>"
168,6624,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sandra Robbie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sandra Robbie Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sandra Robbie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Mendez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mendez vs. Westminster: For All the Children/Para Todos los Niños<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_racism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Westminster,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mendez_vs._Westminster:_For_All_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_racial_segregation_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mendez vs. Westminster: For All the Children/Para Todos los Niños is a 2003 American documentary film written, directed, and produced by Sandra Robbie. The film features Sylvia Mendez, Robert L. Carter, and others.<EOS>"
169,14408,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Stassen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NWave_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ventura_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caroline_Van_Iseghem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Huggins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bouli_Lanners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Lebecque<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Stassen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NWave_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ventura_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caroline_Van_Iseghem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Huggins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Stassen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alien Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Belgium<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Belgium<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Stassen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgian_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgian_animated_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alien Adventure is a science fiction/slapstick comedy 3D film in IMAX format released in 1999 by nWave Pictures, written and directed by Ben Stassen. The movie was rated G (or the local equivalent) in most countries. It was the first fully digital feature-length film produced for a large-screen format.<EOS>"
170,111295,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tantric_Tourists<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alexander Snelling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tantric_Tourists<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kirsty Allison and Alexander Snelling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tantric_Tourists<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tantric Tourists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tantric_Tourists<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tantric_Tourists<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tantric_Tourists<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tantric_Tourists<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tantric_Tourists<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tantric_Tourists<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tantric_Tourists<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tantric_Tourists<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tantric_Tourists<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tantric_Tourists<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tantra<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tantric Tourists is an independent British feature documentary film directed by Alexander Snelling and produced though Slack Alice Films by Kirsty Allison and Alexander Snelling. The film was shot entirely in India over a period of two weeks and is essentially a road movie, featuring various forms of transport, mainly bus, but also train, plane, boat, elephant, bicycle and rickshaw.<EOS>"
171,120787,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Craig Pryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hallmark Channel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Manny Danelon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Potter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter MacNeill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Dunne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Disher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hannah Endicott-Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Lennie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantasy_drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hallmark_Channel_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Craig_Pryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Good_Witch<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Good Witch's Destiny is a 2013 Canadian-American television film and Hallmark Channel original movie written by Annie Young Frisbie and directed by Craig Pryce. The film stars Catherine Bell, Chris Potter, Hannah Endicott-Douglas, Matthew Knight, Peter MacNeill, Catherine Disher, Robin Dunne, and Elizabeth Lennie. Destiny is the sixth film in the Good Witch film series. The film premiered on Hallmark Channel October 26, 2013.<EOS>"
172,967,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Windsor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hattie_Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hawtrey_(actor,_born_1914)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Dale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Again Doctor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Again_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Carry On Again Doctor is a 1969 British comedy film, the 18th release in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992). It was released in December 1969 and was the third to feature a medical theme. The film features series regulars Sid James, Kenneth Williams, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Barbara Windsor and Hattie Jacques. This was Jim Dale's last Carry On appearance for 23 years until his return in Carry On Columbus. It also marks the debut of Patsy Rowlands to the series in her first of 9 appearances. Alongside James, Rowlands who also appears in the ITV sitcom Bless This House from 1971 to 1976. The film was followed by Carry On Up the Jungle in 1970.<EOS>"
173,48427,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janus_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_O'Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Killanin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brendan Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Siobhán_McKenna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janus_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_O'Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Killanin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Kibbee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Playboy of the Western World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Republic_of_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Playboy_of_the_Western_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Playboy of the Western World is a 1962 film version of the 1907 play written by John Millington Synge. It was directed and co-written by Brian Desmond Hurst and stars Gary Raymond and Siobhán McKenna.  Filmed in County Kerry, the film features many of the Abbey Players. The film was produced by the Four Provinces company created in 1952 by Hurst and Michael Morris, 3rd Baron Killanin who had previously produced John Ford’s The Rising of the Moon and Gideon's Day.<EOS>"
174,163356,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mae_Questel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Van_Brunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Pennell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Silly Scandals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silly_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Silly Scandals is a 1931 Fleischer Studios Talkartoon animated short film starring Bimbo and featuring Betty Boop. This short is the fifth animated short to feature Betty Boop and the first time she is known as Betty after previously being nameless.<EOS>
175,14320,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Edwin_Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Juan Duval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinexport Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Excelsior Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Edwin_Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Devil Monster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oceania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Devil Monster (1936) is an American action-adventure horror film directed by S. Edwin Graham. The working title of the film was The Great Manta and it was shown in Great Britain as The Sea Fiend in 1938. Also, a Spanish-language version entitled El diablo del mar, directed by Juan Duval using some of the same actors and footage, was released in the United States in 1936 by Cinexport Films.An edited version of the film was released in 1946 as Devil Monster, a low-budget South Seas drama spiced up with stock footage inserts including half-dressed native girls who were also featured in the film's trailer. The Hays Code, which banned nudity in American films, apparently tolerated partial nudity in ""ethnographic"" scenes of ""native"" life. This version of the film is now in the public domain and is available online at Internet Archive.<EOS>"
176,96361,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Selman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Selman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Find the Witness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Selman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Find the Witness is a 1937 American drama film directed by David Selman and starring Charles Quigley, Henry Mollison and Rosalind Keith. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
177,160306,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Walton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Feke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Kondazian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Striglos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Curt Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed Ruffalo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucia Stralser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Walton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Walton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sitter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_telephony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Home_invasions_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murderers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Santa_Monica,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1972<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Walton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sitter_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Sitter is a 1977 American short horror-thriller film directed by Fred Walton on which his 1979 feature film When a Stranger Calls is based. It is a suspenseful retelling of the classic urban legend of ""The babysitter and the man upstairs"" about a babysitter who is menaced by mysterious and frightening phone calls which are finally revealed to be coming from inside the house.<EOS>"
178,64190,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wellyn_Totman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ships of Hate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ships_of_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_P._McCarthy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ships of Hate is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film directed by John P. McCarthy and starring Lloyd Hughes, Dorothy Sebastian and Charles Middleton.<EOS>"
179,96378,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Homi_Adajania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Star_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinesh_Vijan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Naseeruddin_Shah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimple_Kapadia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deepika_Padukone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arjun_Kapoor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pankaj_Kapur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Homi_Adajania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Star_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinesh_Vijan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Homi_Adajania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Finding Fanny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Goa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Star_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Goa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finding_Fanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Finding Fanny is a 2014 Indian English-language satirical road film directed and written by Homi Adajania, produced by Dinesh Vijan under Maddock Films and presented by Fox Star Studios. Naseeruddin Shah, Dimple Kapadia, Pankaj Kapur, Deepika Padukone and Arjun Kapoor feature in prominent roles. The film is based on a road trip set in Goa and follows the journey of five dysfunctional friends who set out on a road trip in search of Fanny, the love-interest of Shah's character. The film had its premiere in India on 1 September 2014 and was released worldwide on 12 September 2014. It was selected to be screened at the 19th Busan International Film Festival in October 2014.<EOS>"
180,123829,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mickey Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hare Mail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_aviators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sentient_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dolls<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Hare Mail is a 1931 short animated film by Walter Lantz Productions and among the many featuring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. The film is also one of the few where Mickey Rooney voiced the title character.<EOS>
181,160477,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uninvited_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlo_Gabriel_Nero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uninvited_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Vine International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uninvited_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Uninvited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uninvited_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uninvited_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uninvited_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uninvited_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uninvited_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uninvited_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uninvited_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uninvited_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uninvited_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carlo_Siliotto<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Uninvited is a 1999 Italian thriller film directed by Carlo Gabriel Nero, and starring Vanessa Redgrave and Franco Nero. It premiered at the Mar del Plata Film Festival in Argentina on 26 November 1999 before its release in Italy on 19 May 2000.<EOS>"
182,2081,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_T._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Top Cat Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elizabeth Howatt-Jackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Lewis Galinsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_Johnson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natalie_Bassingthwaighte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natalie_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Taylor_Johnson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Kermode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacqueline Steward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristin Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zachary Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_T._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_T._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1989<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1987<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_T._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dale_Cornelius<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Prey is a 2009 Australian supernatural horror film directed by George T. Miller (though credited to Oscar D'Roccster), written by Miller and starring former Neighbours actress and Rogue Traders lead singer Natalie Bassingthwaighte, and American Jesse Johnson.The film is the last directed by Miller before his death in February 2023.<EOS>"
183,111864,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bernard B. Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Krusada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Coyote Trails<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Trails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliable_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Coyote Trails is a 1935 American Western film produced and directed by Bernard B. Ray starring Tom Tyler. There are no coyotes or their trails featured in the film.<EOS>
184,32997,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Llewellyn_Moxey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Constantin Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>American International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Alan Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Maddern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Klaus_Kinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Lee_(British_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Genn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzy_Kendall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Newlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Kaufmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddi_Arent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heinz_Drache<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Llewellyn_Moxey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constantin_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Constantin_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Llewellyn_Moxey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circus_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Johnny_Douglas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Circus of Fear (German: Das Rätsel des silbernen Dreieck / Mystery of the Silver Triangle); also Scotland Yard auf heißer Spur, also Circus of Terror; US  title Psycho-Circus) is a 1966 Anglo-German international co-production thriller film directed by John Llewellyn Moxey and starring Christopher Lee, Suzy Kendall, Leo Genn and Cecil Parker. Werner Jacobs directed the version released in West Germany. It was written by Harry Alan Towers based on the 1928 novel Again the Three Just Men by Edgar Wallace.<EOS>"
185,136923,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ashley York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kristina Goolsby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beachside_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_Notaro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beachside_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_comedy_and_comedians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Netflix_original_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_lesbians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tig_Notaro<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tig is a 2015 documentary film directed by Kristina Goolsby and Ashley York with additional directing and writing by Jennifer Arnold and starring Tig Notaro. The film chronicles Notaro's trials dealing with being diagnosed with breast cancer and her attempts to become pregnant with her fiancée Stephanie Allynne.The documentary premiered at Sundance to rave reviews.  Notaro hoped the film would be an ""inspiring and humorous example of moving forward and taking risks in life as it continues to swing in every possible direction.""Singer Sharon Van Etten wrote a song in homage to Tig called ""Words"" that is shown in the credits.In regard to why she wanted to make the film, co-director Kristina Goolsby said, ""I was beyond inspired by Tig and how she was navigating her life in the midst of total loss and devastation. Here was a person on the precipice of great change, and the possibility of capturing her journey as she put her life together after an unfathomable series of events, in real time, was a chance to tell a powerful story that could illuminate the courage, compassion, and extraordinary strength of Tig.""<EOS>"
186,167983,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_J._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Milton Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moira_Lynd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reginald Gardiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Wilcoxon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_J._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_J._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Perfect Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Milton_Rosmer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Perfect Lady is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Frederick J. Jackson and Milton Rosmer and starring Moira Lynd, Henry Wilcoxon and Reginald Gardiner. It was made at Elstree Studios by British International Pictures.<EOS>"
187,67040,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Rilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A.R. Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Carpenter_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rona_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Rilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.R._Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.R._Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stock Car<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wolf_Rilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stock_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stock Car is a 1955 British second feature crime drama film directed by Wolf Rilla and starring Paul Carpenter, Rona Anderson, and Susan Shaw. It was written by A.R. Rawlinson.<EOS>"
188,12907,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Correll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:USA_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Home Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Santos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Patton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathryn_Harrold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Scalia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Correll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:USA_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:USA_Network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cockfighting_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Correll<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deadly Desire is a 1991 made-for-TV thriller film directed by Charles Corell and starring Jack Scalia, Kathryn Harrold, and Will Patton.<EOS>"
189,137213,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundance_Channel_(United_States)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melody Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundance_Channel_(United_States)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whole_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Whole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whole_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_mental_disorders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Whole is a documentary about people with body integrity identity disorder, a rare condition which causes a desire to become an amputee. It first was broadcast on the Sundance Channel in 2004.<EOS>"
190,33263,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Lion Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Veneficus Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cleaning Up<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleaning_Up_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cleaning Up is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Leslie S. Hiscott and starring George K. Gee, Betty Astell and Davy Burnaby. It was made at Beaconsfield Studios as a quota quickie.The film's sets were designed by Norman G. Arnold.<EOS>"
191,137006,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Argyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfrid_Lawson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Rennie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morland Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Movita<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Argyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Reinhardt_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Argyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tower of Terror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Terror_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tower of Terror is a 1941 British wartime thriller film directed by Lawrence Huntington and starring Wilfrid Lawson, Michael Rennie and Movita. It was made at Welwyn Studios with location shooting on Flat Holm off the Welsh coast.The film makes no attempt at either German or even German accents and all German characters speak with an educated English accent.<EOS>"
192,45773,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Planet Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Lucas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zena_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Marked One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marked_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Searle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Marked One is a 1963 British second feature crime film directed by Francis Searle and starring William Lucas, Zena Walker and Patrick Jordan. It was written by Paul Erickson. An ex-con's daughter is kidnapped by a blackmailer.<EOS>"
193,32472,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sharon I. Sopher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Newsreel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sharon I. Sopher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharon_I._Sopher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Newsreel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharon_I._Sopher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Kinoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharon_I._Sopher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Witness to Apartheid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apartheid_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_to_Apartheid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_apartheid<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Witness to Apartheid is a 1986 American documentary film directed by  Sharon I. Sopher. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.  Written by Sopher and Peter Kinoy, the film also won a Cine Golden Eagle. Sopher also won an Emmy Award for its direction.<EOS>"
194,61992,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Jacobs_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gladys George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gene Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Triola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy De Wolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Florence Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>S.Z. Sakall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Jacobs_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lullaby of Broadway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lullaby_of_Broadway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lullaby of Broadway is a 1951 American musical romantic comedy film released by Warner Bros. starring Doris Day and Gene Nelson, and directed by David Butler. Gladys George, S.Z. Sakall, Billy De Wolfe, Florence Bates, and Anne Triola appear in support.Songs from the film were released in an album of the same name.<EOS>"
195,82535,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Hector Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>SoHo Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Samuel Calvillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Arnold_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brendon_Ryan_Barrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Bosley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lloyd is a 2001 American comedy film. The film was released on May 4, 2001.<EOS>"
196,160009,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Crombie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jane Ballantyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shimon Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chelsea Bruland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mariana Rego<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Crombie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Selkie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Donald_Crombie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Adelaide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Celtic_mythology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selkie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Australia<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Selkie is a 2000 Australian family fantasy film. It features Sick Puppies lead singer Shimon Moore.<EOS>
197,123486,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nagesh_Kukunoor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Kukunoor Movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nagesh Kukunoor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elahe_Hiptoola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nagesh Kukunoor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rajashree_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anoop Ratnaker Rao<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nagesh_Kukunoor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nagesh_Kukunoor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nagesh_Kukunoor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hyderabad Blues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hindi-language_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Telugu-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Hindi-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hyderabad,_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Asian-American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_immigration_to_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nagesh_Kukunoor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyderabad_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Indian_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Hyderabad Blues is a 1998 Indian drama film written, directed, and produced by Nagesh Kukunoor.  Primarily shot in the English language, the film explores culture clash from an Indian American's perspective, vacationing back home in Hyderabad, India and finding himself a foreigner in his own land. The film starred non-mainstream actors, including Kukunoor in his directorial and acting debut, as well as his family members and friends. The film heralded new age Indian independent cinema.Hyderabad Blues was premiered at the Eros International Mini Theatre, Mumbai; the Denver Film Festival, the ""View From Abroad"" section of the First MAMI Film Festival; as well as the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Mumbai. It was premiered as a three part television series in Doordarshan.Hyderabad Blues garnered the ""Audience Award for best film"" at the Peachtree International Film Festival in Atlanta, as well as the Rhode Island International Film Festival. In 2018, Hyderabad Blues, celebrated its 20th anniversary with a special screening in Mumbai by ""Drishyam Films"" where it was featured in the ""Indie Film Masters"" edition. Hyderabad Blues was followed up by its direct sequel Hyderabad Blues 2 which was released in 2004.<EOS>"
198,124532,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McRaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew Starnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thriller_(genre)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Armed_and_Innocent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dennis_McCarthy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Armed and Innocent is an American crime/thriller made-for-TV film, directed by Jack Bender and starring Andrew Starnes, Gerald McRaney and Kate Jackson. Released in 1994, it was loosely based on actual events.<EOS>"
199,19778,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_or_Die_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Craig Ross Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_or_Die_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_or_Die_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_or_Die_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ride or Die<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_or_Die_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_or_Die_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_or_Die_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_or_Die_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_or_Die_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_or_Die_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_or_Die_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_or_Die_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ride or Die, also known as Hustle and Heat, is a 2003 crime drama film written by Duane Martin, who stars in the film and Jay Wolcott. The film was directed by Craig Ross, Jr. In addition to Martin, the cast includes Vivica A. Fox and Meagan Good.<EOS>"
200,164341,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Collier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Stephenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chili_Bouchier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Satan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Satan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Satan is a 1938 British spy thriller, directed by Arthur B. Woods and starring James Stephenson and Chili Bouchier.  Unlike a majority of Woods' quota quickie productions of the 1930s which are believed lost, this film survives in the British Film Institute National Archive.<EOS>"
201,74201,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Frimpong-Manso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Attoh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joselyn_Dumas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_Okoro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adjetey_Anang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dumelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roselyn_Ngissah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anima Misa Amoah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Kanebi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helene Asante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jasmine Baroudi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Naa Ashorkor Mensa-Doku<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>SoulKnight Jazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent McCauley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Frimpong-Manso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Adams Apples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ghana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Ghanaian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Shirley_Frimpong-Manso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ghanaian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_released_in_separate_parts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ghana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2011<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adams_Apples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Adams Apples is a Ghanaian film series, starring Yvonne Okoro, Joselyn Dumas, John Dumelo, Naa Ashorkor Mensa-Doku, Anima Misa Amoah, Adjetey Anang, Helene Asante, SoulKnight Jazz, Jasmine Baroudi, Vincent McCauley, Roselyn Ngissah, Fred Kanebi. The series consists of ten drama feature films, known as ""chapters"", produced by Ken Attoh and directed by Shirley Frimpong-Manso.The film series follows the life of the Adams' family, which is made up of Doris Adams (Anima Misa Amoah), a widow of an ex-diplomat, and her three daughters; Baaba (Okoro), Jennifer (Dumas) and Kuukua (Mensah-Doku), showing how they deal with their complicated family, love lives, individual secrets, lies and regrets. A spin-off television drama series, with the same title premiered in February 2013, and has since started airing on DStv's Africa Magic; the television series is set a year after the tenth chapter of the film series.<EOS>"
202,70793,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Stone Age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_prehistory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cavemen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stone_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prehistoric_life_in_popular_culture<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Stone Age is a 1931 short animated film by Walter Lantz Productions and one of many featuring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.<EOS>
203,136267,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillian_Hall-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Owen_Nares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cathleen_Nesbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Faithful Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Monckton_Hoffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Faithful_Heart_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_G._B._Samuelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Faithful Heart is a 1922 British drama film directed by Fred Paul and starring Owen Nares, Lillian Hall-Davis and Cathleen Nesbitt. It is an adaptation of the play The Faithful Heart by Monckton Hoffe.<EOS>"
204,25950,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elizabeth Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stuart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linden_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Trevor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Seventh Survivor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Riverside_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seventh_Survivor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Seventh Survivor is a 1942 British spy war film directed by Leslie S. Hiscott and starring Austin Trevor, Linden Travers and John Stuart. It was produced by British National Films and Shaftesbury Films. Shot in 1941, it was released in January the following year. The film was made at the Riverside Studios in Hammersmith as a second feature. It was one of several British films of the time that take place predominantly on lighthouses including Tower of Terror and Sabotage at Sea.<EOS>"
205,159252,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldine_Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlton_Heston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mako_Iwamatsu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tina_Chen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_R._Webb_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Michener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hawaiians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Henry_Mancini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_A._Michener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawaiians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Gries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hawaiians, released in the UK as Master of the Islands, is a 1970 American historical epic film based on the 1959 novel Hawaii by James A. Michener. Starring Charlton Heston at the head of an ensemble cast, the film was directed by Tom Gries from a screenplay by James R. Webb. Tina Chen received a Golden Globe best supporting actress nomination.The film was based on the book's later chapters, which covered the arrival of Chinese and Japanese laborers and the growth of the plantations. The third chapter of the book had been made into the film Hawaii in 1966.<EOS>"
206,96358,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Roland Grillette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Find the Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Find_the_Lady_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Find the Lady is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Roland Grillette and starring Jack Melford, Althea Henley and George Sanders. Its plot involves an American confidence trickster who pretends to be a spiritual healer. The film was made at Wembley Studios as a quota quickie by the British subsidiary of 20th Century Fox. The sets were designed by art director William Hemsley.<EOS>"
207,135812,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Manny Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hollywood Goes Krazy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Hollywood,_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charlie_Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Laurel_&_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Goes_Krazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Hollywood Goes Krazy is a 1932 short animated film featuring the comic strip character Krazy Kat, as well as some caricatures of well-known actors of the time.<EOS>"
208,159248,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Hundred_Days:_The_Story_of_Architects_Almost_World_Tour<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tom Welsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Hundred_Days:_The_Story_of_Architects_Almost_World_Tour<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Self-released<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Hundred_Days:_The_Story_of_Architects_Almost_World_Tour<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Architects_(British_band)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Hundred_Days:_The_Story_of_Architects_Almost_World_Tour<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Hundred Days: The Story of Architects Almost World Tour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Hundred_Days:_The_Story_of_Architects_Almost_World_Tour<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Hundred_Days:_The_Story_of_Architects_Almost_World_Tour<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Hundred_Days:_The_Story_of_Architects_Almost_World_Tour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Hundred_Days:_The_Story_of_Architects_Almost_World_Tour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Hundred_Days:_The_Story_of_Architects_Almost_World_Tour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Hundred_Days:_The_Story_of_Architects_Almost_World_Tour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Hundred_Days:_The_Story_of_Architects_Almost_World_Tour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crowdfunded_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Hundred_Days:_The_Story_of_Architects_Almost_World_Tour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_heavy_metal_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Hundred_Days:_The_Story_of_Architects_Almost_World_Tour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indiegogo_projects<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>One Hundred Days: The Story of Architects Almost World Tour (or simply One Hundred Days) is a documentary about British metalcore band Architects' Daybreaker Almost World Tour, a promotional tour for their fifth studio album Daybreaker. The funding for the film was achieved through a crowd funding project on Indiegogo, where they had a target of £30,000 to reach, but they reached over £10,000 of that sum.<EOS>"
209,120789,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Craig Pryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hallmark Channel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrea Raffaghello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Potter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter MacNeill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Disher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hannah Endicott-Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Lennie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hallmark_Channel_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hamilton,_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Craig_Pryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Good_Witch<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Good Witch's Garden is a Hallmark Channel television film, the sequel to The Good Witch. It premiered on Hallmark Channel on February 7, 2009.<EOS>"
210,140960,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Life_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georges_Tréville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Life_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Life_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Married Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Life_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Life_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Life_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Life_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Life_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Life_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Life_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Life_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Life_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Life_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Life_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Married Life is a 1921 British silent drama film directed by Georges Tréville and starring Gerald McCarthy, Peggy Hathaway and Roger Tréville. It was based on a play by J.B. Buckstone.The film revolves around an adopted daughter who falls in love with the son of a financier, who blackmails her foster family and is in fact her real father.<EOS>"
211,42614,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otis_Garrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otis_Garrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mystery of the White Room<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otis_Garrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_White_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mystery of the White Room is a 1939 American mystery film directed by Otis Garrett and starring Bruce Cabot, Helen Mack and Joan Woodbury.<EOS>"
212,47752,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Elam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chill_Wills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_O'Brien_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Devine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Rose_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>US<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Movie_of_the_Week<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hugo_Friedhofer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Aaron_Spelling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Over-the-Hill_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Over-the-Hill Gang is a 1969 American made-for-television Western comedy film about a group of aging  Texas Rangers, starring Walter Brennan and Pat O'Brien. Chill Wills, Edgar Buchanan, Andy Devine, and Jack Elam play supporting roles. The film was written by Richard Carr and directed by Jean Yarbrough. The film premiered on ABC on October 7, 1969.<EOS>"
213,115173,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>various artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Tanen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Molly Ringwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judd Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ally Sheedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Michael Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emilio Estevez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Gleason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Tanen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Breakfast Club<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_wave_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Illinois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Illinois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1984<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_juvenile_delinquency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:A&M_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_libraries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:A&M_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Breakfast_Club<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breakfast_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_soundtrack_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Breakfast Club is a 1985 American independent teen coming-of-age comedy-drama film written, produced, and directed by John Hughes. The ensemble cast includes Emilio Estevez, Paul Gleason, Anthony Michael Hall, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald, and Ally Sheedy. The narrative follows five high school students from different social cliques who spend a Saturday in detention under the supervision of a strict vice principal, gradually revealing their inner struggles and forming unexpected bonds.Hughes completed the screenplay in 1982 and moved forward with casting following the success of Sixteen Candles (1984). Principal photography took place from March to May 1984 at the shuttered Maine North High School in Des Plaines, Illinois, which served as the film's primary location.The film premiered in Los Angeles on February 7, 1985, and was released theatrically by Universal Pictures on February 15. It emerged as a commercial success, originally grossing $51.5 million against a $1 million budget. Critics widely praised the film's script, performances, and emotional resonance, and it is often cited as one of Hughes's most defining works. The prominence of the main cast contributed to their collective designation as members of the ""Brat Pack"", a term popularized in the media.In 2015, The Breakfast Club was digitally remastered and re-released in 430 theaters to mark its 30th anniversary. The following year, it was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress for being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"". The film is widely regarded as one of the greatest teen films ever made and a quintessential work of 1980s American cinema.<EOS>"
214,143766,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Kelly_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bai Ling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miranda Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Seann William Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mandy Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wallace Shawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Michelle Gellar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dwayne Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Timberlake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Kelly_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Kelly_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Southland Tales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Southland Tales: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2008<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Iraq_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Independence_Day_(United_States)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metaphysical_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_alternate_history_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Utopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Moby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_alternate_history_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_alternate_history_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quantum_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southland_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Kelly<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Southland Tales is a 2006 dystopian black comedy thriller film written and directed by Richard Kelly. It features an ensemble cast that includes Dwayne Johnson, Seann William Scott, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Mandy Moore, and Justin Timberlake. An international co-production of the United States and Germany, the film is set in the then-near future of 2008, and is a portrait of Los Angeles, as well as a satiric commentary on the military–industrial complex and the infotainment industry. The title refers to the Southland, a name used by locals to refer to the Greater Los Angeles area. Original music was provided by Moby.Southland Tales premiered at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival, and was released theatrically in the United States on November 14, 2007. The film  polarised critics, who responded unfavourably to its running time and sprawling nature in spite of its ""intriguing vision"", and only made $374,743 during its international theatrical run. It has developed a cult following in subsequent years. Kelly has expressed interest in expanding the film into a franchise.<EOS>"
215,136455,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stuart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hawkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lost Chord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Chord_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lost Chord is a 1933 British drama film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring John Stuart, Elizabeth Allan and Jack Hawkins. The screenplay concerns a musician who becomes embroiled in the domestic rows of an aristocratic family. It was inspired by the Arthur Sullivan song The Lost Chord. Two earlier films directed by Wilfred Noy, The Lost Chord (1917) and The Lost Chord (1925), were both also based on the song. The film was made at Twickenham Studios.<EOS>"
216,126724,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Mayberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert M. Sertner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Susan Weber-Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Silverman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Mayberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Sport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Athletics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Triathlon_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Challenge_of_a_Lifetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Russ_Mayberry<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Challenge of a Lifetime is a 1985 American sports drama television film directed by Russ Mayberry and written by Peachy Markowitz. Starring Penny Marshall and Jonathan Silverman, the film focuses on a 35-year-old woman entering a triathlon. It aired on ABC on February 14, 1985.<EOS>"
217,69542,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ben Schwalb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Clements<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotty_Beckett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Veda_Ann_Borg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_de_Corsia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elwood_Ullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_R._Marion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hot News<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_News_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hot News is a 1953 American crime film directed by Edward Bernds and starring Stanley Clements, Gloria Henry and Ted de Corsia. An ex-boxer now working as a sportswriter goes after a gambling syndicate attempting to control the fight game.<EOS>"
218,39407,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._R._Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Missing, Believed Married<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing,_Believed_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Missing, Believed Married is a 1937 British comedy film directed by John Paddy Carstairs and starring Wally Patch, Julian Vedey and Hazel Terry. It was a quota quickie made at Pinewood Studios. A young heiress is almost tricked into marriage by a fortune hunter.The film's sets were designed by Wilfred Arnold.<EOS>"
219,25742,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Steve Humphries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_4<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Testimony Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_4<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sex in a Cold Climate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_violence_against_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Catholic_Church_sexual_abuse_scandals_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Channel_4_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Violence_against_women_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mother_and_baby_homes_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_Catholicism_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Catholic_religious_scandals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RTÉ_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Laundry_businesses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_scandals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scandals_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_in_a_Cold_Climate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_controversies_in_Ireland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sex in a Cold Climate is a 1998 Irish documentary film detailing the mistreatment of ""fallen women"" in the Magdalene laundries in Ireland. It was produced and directed by Steve Humphries and narrated by Dervla Kirwan. It was used as a source for the 2002 film, The Magdalene Sisters.The film was produced by Testimony Films and aired on Channel 4 in March 1998.<EOS>"
220,8100,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Spirer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Casey Suchan and Peter Spirer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Denis Hennelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beef<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_Hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_hip_hop_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beef_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hip_hop_feuds<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Beef is a 2003 American documentary film directed by Peter Spirer about the history of hip-hop feuds. Produced by Peter Spirer, Casey Suchan, and Denis Henry Hennelly and executive produced by Quincy Jones III (QD3), the film was written by Peter Alton and Spirer and narrated by actor Ving Rhames.<EOS>"
221,16026,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Malone_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>J&M Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joel Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Zemeckis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gilbert Adler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry A. Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Famke Janssen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geoffrey Rush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Taye Diggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bridgette Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Gallagher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ali Larter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Kattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House on Haunted Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House On Haunted Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Film scores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1999<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Zemeckis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joel_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dark_Castle_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Malone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Don_Davis_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gilbert_Adler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_on_Haunted_Hill_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Robb_White<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>House on Haunted Hill is a 1999 American supernatural horror film directed by William Malone and starring Geoffrey Rush, Famke Janssen, Taye Diggs, Ali Larter, Bridgette Wilson, Peter Gallagher, and Chris Kattan. The plot follows a group of strangers who are invited to a party at an abandoned insane asylum, where they are offered $1 million each by an amusement park mogul if they are able to survive the night. Produced by Robert Zemeckis and Joel Silver, it is a remake of the 1959 film of the same title directed by William Castle. The film marked the producing debut of Dark Castle Entertainment, a production company that went on to produce numerous other horror films, including additional remakes.Screenwriter Dick Beebe adapted the film's script from Robb White's 1959 original, updating elements of the story and introducing a significant supernatural component which was absent from the original film. Filming took place in Los Angeles in early 1999, with famed make-up artists Gregory Nicotero and Dick Smith providing the film's special effects.House on Haunted Hill was released on Halloween weekend in 1999. In the tradition of William Castle's theater gimmicks, Warner Bros. supplied promotional scratchcards to cinemas showing the film, offering ticket buyers a chance to win a money prize, similar to the movie's characters. The film was a commercial success, opening at number one at the U.S. box office, and grossing $65 million worldwide. It received largely negative reviews from critics, with some deriding its use of special effects and gore, though it did receive some praise for its performances and horror elements.In 2007, the film was followed by a direct-to-DVD sequel, Return to House on Haunted Hill, which was released in both rated and unrated editions.<EOS>"
222,135359,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Askey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mackay_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Harper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Cole_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Richard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Watling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Askey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Harper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Penfold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Take Me High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Birmingham,_West_Midlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_Birmingham,_West_Midlands<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Take Me High (also known as Hot Property) is a 1973 British film directed by David Askey and starring Cliff Richard (in his final film role), Deborah Watling, Hugh Griffith, George Cole and Anthony Andrews. It was written by Christopher Penfold.<EOS>"
223,165325,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Atwill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lorre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Samuel_Kaylin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_Takes_a_Vacation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Foster<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr Moto Takes A Vacation (1939) is a Norman Foster-directed entry in the Mr. Moto film series, with Lionel Atwill and Joseph Schildkraut and George P. Huntley, Jr, as Archie Featherstone, in supporting roles.This was the last Mr. Moto film that Peter Lorre appeared in. The movie was the seventh filmed in the series. However it was not released until after Mr. Moto in Danger Island, which was the last filmed out of eight Mr. Moto films from 20th Century Fox.<EOS>"
224,13073,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>George Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cult Epics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Russ<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Demene_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Ritter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Linda Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Spence-Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death Bed: The Bed That Eats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Surrealist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Bed:_The_Bed_That_Eats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Death Bed: The Bed That Eats is a 1977 American surrealist folk horror film written, produced, and directed by George Barry in his only feature film, and starring Demene Hall, William Russ, Julie Ritter, and Dave Marsh. The plot centers on a demon-possessed bed that is passed on through generations, bringing tragedy upon those who come across it.Filmed in Detroit in the early 1970s on a budget of $30,000, Death Bed underwent approximately four years' worth of post-production by Barry, and did not receive distribution upon completion. Despite this, the film garnered a minor cult following in Europe after it was made available via bootlegged VHS editions, initially through the United Kingdom-based label Portland Films. Barry was unaware of these unofficial releases until 2001 when he came across a review of the film on an online forum.The film was championed by British film critic, writer, and musician Stephen Thrower, whose musical group, Cyclobe, composed a new musical theme for the film with Barry's approval. Cyclobe's music was integrated into the film before it had its first official theatrical premiere at the San Francisco Independent Film Festival in February 2003. The U.S. home media label Cult Epics released the film on DVD the same year, and a Blu-ray edition followed in 2013.<EOS>"
225,3563,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Yune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dong-Wook Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Yeun-Sook Seo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Funimation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ippei_Kuri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Agrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Netter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Letz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kouki Narushima<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Epcar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexandra_Kenworthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yuri_Lowenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chase_Masterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Frierson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Hamill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melanie MacQueen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Yune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Funimation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ippei_Kuri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Agrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Yune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Agrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Riley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Korea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_South_Korean_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Funimation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robotech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robotech:_The_Shadow_Chronicles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_Korean_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles is the 2006 animated sequel to the 1985 Robotech television series. It was released on DVD on February 6, 2007.The project was originally announced at Anime Expo by Harmony Gold USA on July 6, 2002 as an unnamed new animated series already under negotiation at a major network with a target date of 2004. Prior to this announcement in 1998, Harmony Gold USA had relinquished their rights to create a sequel based on the original Japanese series of which Robotech was based on. However, rights to produce a Robotech sequel using designs derived from Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross, and Genesis Climber MOSPEADA (and excluding Super Dimension Fortress Macross) were restored just eight days prior to this announcement.It was revealed at Anime Expo 2004 that this project would instead be a feature-length film titled Robotech: Shadow Force and set to be released in 2005. Due to the term ""Shadow Force Megazord"" having been trademarked by Saban for use in its Power Rangers series in 2001, the title of the film was changed to Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles shortly thereafter.The screenplay went through numerous writers, including noted science fiction author Robert J. Sawyer in 2003, before landing its final screenwriter, Ford Riley, in July 2004. Due to Harmony Gold USA's agreement with Tatsunoko Production not allowing their sequel to reference characters or designs from Super Dimension Fortress Macross, only one character from that series used in Robotech was included, with another appearing in a deleted scene.  Both had drastically altered appearances from how they originally appeared.The cast recorded the script initially in the fall of 2004 with later pick-ups done in 2005, including the addition of cast member Yuri Lownenthal, as well as re-casting Alexandra Kenworthy back in her original role as The Regis.Animation was primarily handled by the South Korean studio DR Movie, with Harmony Gold USA first showing pre-renders in January 2005. The film was completed on January 27, 2006.<EOS>"
226,140783,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_D._Schuster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fellows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_O'Brien_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Hussey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_D._Schuster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fellows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Rackin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Duff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Marine Raiders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1943<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roy_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pacific_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_D._Schuster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Papua_New_Guinea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1942<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Solomon_Islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Raiders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Marine_Raiders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Marine Raiders is a 1944 RKO war film showing a fictional depiction of the 1st Marine Raider Battalion and 1st Marine Parachute Battalion on Guadalcanal, R&R in Australia, retraining in Camp Elliott (where much of the film was made) and a fictional attack in the Solomon Islands.  Produced by Robert Fellows, and directed by Harold D. Schuster, it stars Pat O'Brien, Robert Ryan, and Ruth Hussey.The film depicts fictionalized accounts of the Guadalcanal Campaign (1942-1943), the Battle of Edson's Ridge (1942), and the Bougainville Campaign (1943-1945). The Western Desert Campaign (1940-1943) is mentioned as a concurrent event, but not actually depicted on-screen.<EOS>"
227,169650,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bea Benaderet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John T. Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>There Auto Be a Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Auto_Be_a_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_automobiles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>There Auto Be a Law is a 1953 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon written by Tedd Pierce and directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on June 6, 1953. It is a blackout gag cartoon about automobiles.<EOS>"
228,164262,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Rafelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vittorio_Cecchi_Gori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carole Eastman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Veronica Cartwright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Dean Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael McKean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beverly D'Angelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellen Barkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Saul Rubinek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Rafelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vittorio_Cecchi_Gori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carole_Eastman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carole_Eastman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Man Trouble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georges_Delerue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Rafelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Carole_Eastman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Man Trouble is a 1992 American romantic black comedy film starring Jack Nicholson and Ellen Barkin. It was directed by Bob Rafelson and written by Carole Eastman, who together had been responsible for 1970's Five Easy Pieces.The film is the fifth collaboration between Nicholson and Rafelson. Beverly D'Angelo and Harry Dean Stanton co-star.<EOS>"
229,4396,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hornblow_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Boland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlie Ruggles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Laughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>ZaSu Pitts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hornblow_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlan_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_DeLeon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ruggles of Red Gap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Heinz_Roemheld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leo_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruggles_of_Red_Gap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1908<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ruggles of Red Gap is a 1935 American comedy film directed by Leo McCarey and starring: Charles Laughton, Mary Boland, Charlie Ruggles and ZaSu Pitts and featuring Roland Young and Leila Hyams. It was based on the best-selling 1915 novel by Harry Leon Wilson, adapted by Humphrey Pearson, with a screenplay by Walter DeLeon and Harlan Thompson.The story concerns a British gentleman's gentleman who discovers a ""new birth of freedom"" in a small Western American town in the early 20th century.Ruggles of Red Gap was ""an immense commercial hit"" and confirmed Leo McCarey's stature as Paramount's outstanding comedy filmmaker of his day.<EOS>"
230,146162,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Heche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Coolidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mary Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharon_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michelle_Williams_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloë_Sevigny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_DeGeneres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Heche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Coolidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1961<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Basil_Poledouris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1972<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martha_Coolidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jane_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jane_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_These_Walls_Could_Talk_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anne_Heche<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>If These Walls Could Talk 2 is a 2000 American television film broadcast on HBO. It is a sequel to the 1996 HBO film If These Walls Could Talk and is likewise a female-centered anthology film, with three separate segments all set in the same house within three different decades of the 20th century. Unlike the earlier film, in which all the stories relate to abortion, all the storylines in this film deal with lesbian couples.The three segments, ""1961"", ""1972"", and ""2000"", were directed by Jane Anderson, Martha Coolidge, and Anne Heche, respectively.<EOS>"
231,66028,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Needham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mort Engelberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Snuff_Garrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burt Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dom DeLuise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jackie Gleason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat McCormick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Needham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Belson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Smokey and the Bandit II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Smokey and the Bandit 2:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_automobiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elephants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pittsburgh_Steelers_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hal_Needham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jerry_Belson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Smokey_and_the_Bandit<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Smokey and the Bandit II is a 1980 American action comedy film directed by Hal Needham, and starring Burt Reynolds, Jackie Gleason, Jerry Reed, Dom DeLuise, Sally Field, Mike Henry, Paul Williams and Pat McCormick. The film is the second installment of the Smokey and the Bandit trilogy in the Smokey and the Bandit franchise and a sequel to Smokey and the Bandit (1977).The film was originally released in the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia and several other, mainly Commonwealth, countries as Smokey and the Bandit Ride Again.The plot centers on Bo ""Bandit"" Darville (Burt Reynolds) and Cledus ""Snowman"" Snow (Jerry Reed), transporting an elephant to the GOP National Convention, with Sheriff Buford T. Justice (Jackie Gleason) once again in hot pursuit.Smokey and the Bandit II was a box office success, grossing $66.1 million against a $17 million budget, becoming the eighth-highest-grossing domestic film of 1980 in the United States.<EOS>"
232,33811,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tobe_Hooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Watchmaker Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David L. Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tobe Hooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Raymond O'Leary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Henkel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pamela Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ron Barnhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sharron Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tobe_Hooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tobe_Hooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tobe_Hooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Henkel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eggshells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Psychedelic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Austin,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hippie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tobe_Hooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eggshells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kim_Henkel<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Eggshells is a 1969 American independent experimental film directed by Tobe Hooper in his directorial debut. Hooper, who co-wrote the film with Kim Henkel, also served as one of the film's producers. The film centers on a commune of young hippies, who slowly become aware of an otherworldly presence that resides in the basement.<EOS>"
233,69689,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Stirling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_The_Children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lily-Rose Aslandogdu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Stirling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_The_Children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Stirling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Wade_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>If London Were Syria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Viral_videos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Advertising_campaigns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_advertising_slogans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_London_Were_Syria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Advertising_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>If London Were Syria, titled on YouTube Most Shocking Second a Day Video, is a 93-second charity commercial, created by Don't Panic London for Save The Children UK, marking the third anniversary of the outbreak of the Syrian Civil War. It features a young British girl experiencing the effects of a hypothetical civil war on the streets of London. Everything depicted in the video was based on the factual accounts of children in Syria. The video's purpose is to depict the lives of children growing up surrounded by war, in order to bring attention to young people caught up in the Syrian Civil War.The video was shot over two days, and combines the second-a-day and photo-a-day video formats, featuring a young girl's life as it progresses from normal to complete chaos in a year.<EOS>"
234,39050,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bowery Daze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Daze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Bowery Daze is a 1934 short animated film distributed by Columbia Pictures. The film is one of the many animated adaptations featuring Krazy Kat who started out as a comic strip character.<EOS>
235,133579,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abby_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Burt Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_Singleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lake_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Simms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marjorie Ann Mutchie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abby_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Connie_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leave It to Blondie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blondie_(film_series)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blondie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Abby_Berlin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Leave It to Blondie is a 1945 American comedy film directed by Abby Berlin and starring Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake and Larry Simms. It was fifteenth of the twenty eight series of Blondie films released by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
236,115611,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IFC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Braxton_Pope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brendan Canning with Me&John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IFC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Braxton_Pope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bret_Easton_Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Canyons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Synthpop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kickstarter-funded_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canyons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Canyons is a 2013 American erotic thriller-drama film directed by Paul Schrader and written by Bret Easton Ellis. The film is set in Los Angeles and stars Lindsay Lohan, James Deen, Nolan Funk, Amanda Brooks, and Gus Van Sant. It received a limited release on August 2, 2013, at the IFC Center in New York, the TIFF Lightbox in Toronto, and on video on demand platforms. It received negative reviews from critics, but Lohan's performance was praised.<EOS>"
237,110968,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlow_Wilcox_(announcer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanne Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bah Wilderness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bah_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Barney_Bear_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bah Wilderness is an MGM cartoon, featuring Barney Bear, who goes camping out in the forest, similar to his first cartoon, The Bear That Couldn't Sleep. It is the ninth Barney Bear cartoon.<EOS>"
238,24300,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrei_Konchalovsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Golan-Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Menahem Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yoram Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max von Sydow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Duet for One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Two-handers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duet_for_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrei_Konchalovsky<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Duet for One is a 1986 British drama film adapted from the play, a two-hander by Tom Kempinski, about a world-famous concert violinist named Stephanie Anderson who is suddenly struck with multiple sclerosis. It is set in London, and directed by Andrei Konchalovsky. The story was, at the time of the premiere of the play, assumed to be based on the life of cellist Jacqueline du Pré, who was diagnosed with MS, and her husband, conductor Daniel Barenboim, but Kempinski has stated that the subject of the play was a cathartic explosion of his own anxieties and depression.<EOS>"
239,169422,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temple_Mount_Is_Mine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Willy Lindwer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temple_Mount_Is_Mine<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willy_Lindwer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temple_Mount_Is_Mine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Temple Mount is Mine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temple_Mount_Is_Mine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temple_Mount_Is_Mine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temple_Mount_Is_Mine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Israeli_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temple_Mount_Is_Mine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temple_Mount_Is_Mine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Israeli–Palestinian_conflict<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Temple_Mount_Is_Mine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_religion<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Temple Mount is Mine is a 2003 two-part documentary directed by Willy Lindwer that looks at why Muslims, Christians and Jews all lay claim to one of the holiest sites in the world.<EOS>"
240,127126,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Winick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordan_Kerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Redford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julia Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathy Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dakota Fanning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Haden Church<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cleese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cedric the Entertainer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oprah Winfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Buscemi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>André Benjamin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reba McEntire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dominic Scott Kay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Winick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordan_Kerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susannah_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karey_Kirkpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Charlotte's Web<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spiders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Susannah_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walden_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickelodeon_Movies_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_Winick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pigs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Karey_Kirkpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte's_Web_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_novels_by_E._B._White<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Charlotte's Web is a 2006 live-action animated fantasy film based on the 1952 novel by E. B. White. Directed by Gary Winick and written by Susannah Grant and Karey Kirkpatrick, it is the second film adaptation of E. B. White's book since the 1973 animated feature film produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions. The film stars Dakota Fanning, Kevin Anderson, and Beau Bridges, with voices provided by Dominic Scott Kay, Julia Roberts, Steve Buscemi, John Cleese, Oprah Winfrey, Thomas Haden Church, André Benjamin, Cedric the Entertainer, Kathy Bates, Reba McEntire, Robert Redford, and Sam Shepard as the narrator. Danny Elfman composed the film's score.Produced by Walden Media, Jordan Kerner's The K Entertainment Company and Nickelodeon Movies, the film premiered in Australia (where it was shot) on December 7, 2006 and was released theatrically by Paramount Pictures on December 15, 2006 in the United States. The film received mostly positive reviews from critics, yet was only modestly commercially successful. It grossed $83 million at the US box office and $61 million elsewhere for a worldwide total of $144 million against an $85 million budget, as well as grossing an additional $95.2 million in home media sales.A video game of the same name was derived from the movie.<EOS>"
241,166763,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chip Rossetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rossetti Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shawn Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>No More Sunsets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_drug_addiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_More_Sunsets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Methamphetamine_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>No More Sunsets is a 2006 American short documentary film starring former trucker Shawn Bridges and filmed by Chip Rosetti at the former's request.The 29-minute black-and-white film presents a warning to children about the drug meth by way of an object lesson: the ravage of Bridges' long-time meth use and its effects on his family. At the time of filming Bridges was near-catatonic, bedridden with a catheter and a feeding tube, dying at the age of 34. His father was quoted as saying that he had the body of a 70- 80-old man.Shawn Bridges used meth for most of his adult life, suffering his first heart attack at the age of 26. By the time he eventually quit, it became clear that the damage done was lethal. He had intended the film to be shown at his local church; instead, it sparked international attention and media coverage. Bridges died in late March 2007, aged 35. At the time, Rosetti stated that he had sold 500-600 copies and was planning on a sequel.<EOS>"
242,110888,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Baby Buggy Bunny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bank_robbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Buggy_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gangster_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Baby Buggy Bunny is a 1954 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Chuck Jones and written by Michael Maltese. The cartoon was released on December 18, 1954, and stars Bugs Bunny. The story is about a short gangster named ""Babyface"" Finster (based on gangster Baby Face Nelson) who, after a clever bank robbery, loses his ill-gotten gains down Bugs' rabbit hole, forcing him to don the disguise of an orphan baby to get it back. The title is a play on the tongue twister ""Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers"".<EOS>"
243,125511,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Vinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Vinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Altschul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Conner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Counterfit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Vinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Vinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Claymation Christmas Celebration<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Will Vinton's<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Portland,_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Emmy_Award-winning_programs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_animated_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_Christmas_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_in_American_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stop-motion_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Claymation_Christmas_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Clay_animation<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Will Vinton's Claymation Christmas Celebration is an animated Christmas television special originally broadcast on the American CBS TV network on December 21, 1987.  The special featured stop motion clay animation and was produced and directed by Will Vinton. The special debuted alongside A Garfield Christmas and the two continued to be aired back to back in subsequent years.<EOS>"
244,104486,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Chesterfield Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Darrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Blane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clara Kimball Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_T._Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Probation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Probation_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Probation (also known as Second Chances) is a 1932 American pre-Code film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Clara Kimball Young and Betty Grable. The film was distributed by the Chesterfield Motion Pictures Corporation. Betty Grable is on the verge of becoming a superstar, in the 1940s.<EOS>"
245,126048,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hay_Plumb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Walter Daw and Sons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_West_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Colman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Walcott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_Wyndham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hay_Plumb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_West_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Barnett_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Son of David<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Broadwest_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_David<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hay_Plumb<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Son of David is a 1920 British silent sports film directed by Hay Plumb and starring Poppy Wyndham, Ronald Colman, and Arthur Walcott.<EOS>"
246,102005,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cecil Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stewart Granger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathleen Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfgang_Wilhelm_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Captain Boycott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Alwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Boycott_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Launder<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Captain Boycott is a 1947 British historical drama film directed by Frank Launder and starring Stewart Granger, Kathleen Ryan, Mervyn Johns, Alastair Sim and Cecil Parker. Robert Donat makes a cameo appearance as the Irish nationalist leader Charles Stewart Parnell. The film explains how the word boycott appeared in the English language. Ironically, the titular character plays a secondary role in the film, as an anti-hero, and the hero of the film is Hugh Davin.<EOS>"
247,163511,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fielder_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred L Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_Lorimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominic_Guard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colleen_Dewhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fielder_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hands of Cormac Joyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>US<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hands_of_Cormac_Joyce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fielder_Cook<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Hands of Cormac Joyce is a 1972 made-for-television movie (Hallmark Hall of Fame) directed by Fielder Cook.<EOS>
248,13958,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Chodorov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Muir_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Brent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Chodorov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_C._McCall_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Desirable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Heinz_Roemheld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mother–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ray_Heindorf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernhard_Kaun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desirable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Desirable is a 1934 American drama film directed by Archie Mayo and starring Jean Muir and George Brent. It was released by Warner Bros. The film follows the story of Lois (Jean Muir), the 19-year-old daughter of a famous actress (Verree Teasdale), who has been hidden away at boarding school to protect her mother's image. A scarlet-fever quarantine sends her home to New York City, full of innocent enthusiasm, only to be betrayed by her mother, by the arrogant egotists of her mother's theatrical world and by the haughty social snobs in the upper-crust family whose son her mother persuades her to marry. Mac (George Brent), a friend of her mother's, initially plays an avuncular role. By the end of the film, Lois and Mac realize that they are in love.<EOS>"
249,103158,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Olb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Madeleine Parry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hannah Gadsby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hannah Gadsby: Nanette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stand-up_comedy_concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Netflix_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian_feminist_mass_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_LGBT-related_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian_culture_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Gadsby:_Nanette<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sydney_Opera_House<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hannah Gadsby: Nanette is a live comedy performance written and performed by Australian comedian Hannah Gadsby, which debuted in 2017. The work includes social commentary, punctuated by comedy and emotive narration of Gadsby's life, lessons and what their story offers to the world. In June 2018, Netflix released a video of Gadsby's performance of the work at the Sydney Opera House, directed by Madeleine Parry and John Olb. The special was well received by critics, winning a Peabody Award as well as Outstanding Writing for a Variety Special at the 2019 Primetime Emmy Awards.<EOS>"
250,95275,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Scott M. Rosenfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Arrow Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_TriStar_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Levinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bonnie Sugar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charmain Jago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Johine Novosel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Ginsberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Mantegna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Archer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Reiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_LuPone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_TriStar_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Family Prayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Prayers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Family Prayers is a 1993 American drama film starring Joe Mantegna, Anne Archer, Paul Reiser and Patti LuPone. It was directed by Scott Rosenfeld. It is notable for being the first film role of Brittany Murphy, who had a non-speaking role.<EOS>"
251,153415,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergio_Martino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pietro_Innocenzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Umberto_Innocenzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francesco_Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Pleasence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Connery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergio_Martino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pietro_Innocenzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Umberto_Innocenzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernesto_Gastaldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberto_Leoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Casablanca Express<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Winston_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Algeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:North_African_campaign_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sergio_Martino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casablanca_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Macaroni_Combat_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Casablanca Express is a 1989  Italian action war film starring Jason Connery and Francisco Quinn that was filmed in Morocco. It was produced by Pietro Innocenzi and Umberto Innocenzi and directed by Sergio Martino. The film was later featured in an episode of Cinema Insomnia.<EOS>
252,146112,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Brooks_(songwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Brooks_(songwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Plimpton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelley_Hack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Breslin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Brooks_(songwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Brooks_(songwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Brooks_(songwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>If Ever I See You Again<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>If Ever I See You Again:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_advertising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1978<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1966<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Ever_I_See_You_Again_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_soundtrack_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>If Ever I See You Again is a 1978 American romantic drama film about a composer who rekindles his relationship with a former girlfriend. It stars Joe Brooks, who also co-wrote, produced, directed, and scored the film, and Shelley Hack. The film's theme song, ""If Ever I See You Again"", was a moderate hit for Roberta Flack, reaching #24 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.<EOS>"
253,152953,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Stogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Stogie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Stogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Operation Stogie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Stogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Stogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Stogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Stogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Stogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Stogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Stogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Stogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ernest_Morris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Operation Stogie is a 1962 British comedy film directed by Ernest Morris and starring John Hewer, Anton Rogers and Susan Stephen. It was written by M.M. McCormack and produced by The Danzigers.<EOS>"
254,68956,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Films_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Flaisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Rigberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Hagenmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Valverde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Guenveur_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lacey_Chabert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauren_Holly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_Macfadyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Doman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Hickey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Films_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Flaisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Rigberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Hagenmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Valverde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Schafer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fatwa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatwa_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_jihadism<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Fatwa is a 2006 American dramatic thriller film starring Lauren Holly.<EOS>
255,97668,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Forging Ahead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forging_Ahead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Walker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Forging Ahead is a 1933 British comedy mystery film directed by Norman Walker and starring Margot Grahame, Garry Marsh and Anthony Holles. Its plot involves a gang of criminals who pretend a house is haunted in order to keep people away.It was made at Wembley Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
256,118054,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chuck Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Les Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norton_Juster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dot and the Line<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>(A Romance in Lower Mathematics)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eugene_Poddany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MGM_Animation/Visual_Arts_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mathematics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dot_and_the_Line<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Dot and the Line: A Romance in Lower Mathematics is a 1965 animated short film directed by Chuck Jones and co-directed by Maurice Noble, based on the 1963 book of the same name written and illustrated by Norton Juster, who also provided the film's script. The film was narrated by Robert Morley and produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. It won the 1965 Academy Award for Animated Short Film and was entered into the Short Film Palme d'Or competition at the 1966 Cannes Film Festival.<EOS>"
257,14734,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gale Sondergaard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marguerite Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Onslow Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horace_McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hogan_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B.P._Fineman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Appointment in Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazi_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_spy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_in_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_E._Green<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Appointment in Berlin (also known as Assignment in Berlin) is a 1943 American war drama film directed by Alfred E. Green and starring George Sanders, Marguerite Chapman and Onslow Stevens. The film's plot follows an R.A.F. officer who infiltrates the German high command by broadcasting a series of pro-Nazi messages.<EOS>"
258,81316,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hikmet_Avedis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Smith_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edy_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marlene_Schmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Jason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Boone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hikmet_Avedis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr. Minx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sexploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Minx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dr. Minx is a 1975 sexploitation film, directed by Hikmet Avedis and starring Edy Williams and Randy Boone.<EOS>"
259,113178,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Amateur Gentleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1810s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_IV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Addinsell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amateur_Gentleman_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Walter_Goehr<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Amateur Gentleman is a 1936 British drama film directed by Thornton Freeland and starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Elissa Landi, Gordon Harker and Margaret Lockwood, with music by Richard Addinsell. It is based on the 1913 novel The Amateur Gentleman by Jeffery Farnol. In an effort to prove his father's innocence of a charge of stealing, a young man disguises himself as a gentleman and travels to Regency London.It was made at Elstree Studios with sets designed by Edward Carrick. The story was previously filmed in the silent era in Britain The Amateur Gentleman and in Hollywood as The Amateur Gentleman 1926 with Richard Barthelmess.<EOS>"
260,94505,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.C._Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.C._Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Everything Is Thunder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_I_prisoner_of_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_Is_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Milton_Rosmer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Everything Is Thunder is a 1936 British thriller film directed by Milton Rosmer and starring Constance Bennett, Douglass Montgomery and Oskar Homolka. Its plot concerns a British officer who attempts to escape from a German Prisoner of War camp during the First World War.<EOS>"
261,135800,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sydney Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hazel_Court<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Flora_Robson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mabel_Constanduros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Winn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Holiday Camp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Willis,_Baron_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Huggetts_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Holiday Camp is a 1947 British comedy drama film directed by Ken Annakin, starring Flora Robson, Jack Warner, Dennis Price, and Hazel Court, and also features Kathleen Harrison and Jimmy Hanley. It is set at one of the then-popular holiday camps. It resonated with post-war audiences and was very successful. It was the first film to feature the Huggett family, who went on to star in The Huggetts film series.<EOS>"
262,26519,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Winick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gina Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donna Arkoff Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Susan Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Serkis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Garner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judy Greer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Ruffalo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Winick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gina_Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>13<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_wave_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance-pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Coming-of-age_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Theodore_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1987<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Body_swapping_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Revolution_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2004<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Middle_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_Winick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wish_fulfillment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rapid_human_age_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_Going_on_30<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_fashion_magazine_publishing<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>13 Going on 30 (released as Suddenly 30 in some countries) is a 2004 American fantasy romantic comedy film written by Cathy Yuspa and Josh Goldsmith, directed by Gary Winick, starring Jennifer Garner and Mark Ruffalo, and produced by Susan Arnold and Donna Arkoff Roth. The film is about a 13-year-old girl in 1987 who awakens to find herself suddenly 30 years old and living in 2004 as a fashion editor.13 Going on 30 received generally positive reviews from critics, with many praising Garner's performance and its nostalgic environment. It was also praised for its humorous plot and self-empowering message. The film was also a commercial success, earning $22 million in its first week and becoming one of the year's biggest-selling DVD rental titles. Its total box office profit was over $96 million. Additionally, the soundtrack charted inside the top 50 on the US Billboard 200 chart. Garner's acting earned her nominations from both the MTV Movie Awards and the Teen Choice Awards.<EOS>"
263,98403,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Farhad_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_A._Weissman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Michael_Formica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Springfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Farhad_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_A._Weissman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Michael_Formica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_as_pilots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Forever_Knight<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nick Knight is a 1989 American television film about Nick Knight, a centuries-old vampire working as a police detective in modern-day Los Angeles.Originally meant to be a pilot episode for a television series, it was not picked up at the time. However, in 1992, CBS picked up the series but produced the show in Canada as Forever Knight, re-filming the pilot (with the same plot) and using a completely different cast, except for John Kapelos.<EOS>"
264,162017,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Newley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Aubrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernie_Winters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In the Nick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Nick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In the Nick is a 1960 British comedy film directed by Ken Hughes and starring Anthony Newley, Anne Aubrey, Bernie Winters, James Booth and Harry Andrews. It was written by Hughes based on a story by Frank Norman. A gang of incompetent criminals are placed in a special type of new prison.<EOS>"
265,26858,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Zampi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mae Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mario Zampi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Zampi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Zampi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Come Dance with Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Dance_with_Me_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mario_Zampi<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Come Dance with Me is a 1950 British musical film directed by Mario Zampi and starring Max Wall, Gordon Humphris and Yvonne Marsh. The film was made by Zampi's Anglofilm and largely consisted of cabaret acts.<EOS>"
266,1236,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Dickson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Dickson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gladys_Atwater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Robert_Bren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>American Empire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Empire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_C._McGann<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>American Empire is a 1942 American Western film directed by William C. McGann. The film was released in the United Kingdom as My Son Alone.<EOS>
267,169315,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Nedell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joyce Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dodo Watts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man from Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Chicago<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man from Chicago is a 1930 British crime film directed by Walter Summers and starring Bernard Nedell, Dodo Watts, Joyce Kennedy and Austin Trevor. It was produced at Elstree Studios by British International Pictures.<EOS>"
268,164815,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rocket Squad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_police_misconduct<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_police_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rocket Squad is a 1956 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on March 10, 1956, and stars Daffy Duck and Porky Pig as futuristic space cops who patrol the Milky Way Galaxy. The police officers of the film are sued for false arrest, and the film ends with their imprisonment.<EOS>"
269,54016,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twickenham_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twickenham_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Vicar of Bray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charles_I_of_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charles_II_of_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicar_of_Bray_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English_Civil_War_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Vicar of Bray is a 1937 British historical film with songs, directed by Henry Edwards, and starring Stanley Holloway, Hugh Miller, Felix Aylmer and Margaret Vines. These songs include the melody and first verse of the traditional English song which gives the film its title, along with a new verse on Cromwell's rule.<EOS>"
270,32181,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gladden James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bert Moorhouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Caron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Ludwig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adele_Comandini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Weil_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Girl from Woolworth's<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_from_Woolworth's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:F._W._Woolworth_Company<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Girl from Woolworth's is a 1929 American sound (All-Talking) pre-Code musical romance film directed by William Beaudine and starring Alice White, Gladden James and Bert Moorhouse. It was released both as a sound film and in a slightly shorter silent version.Karen Plunkett-Powell wrote in her book, Remembering Woolworth's: A Nostalgic History of the World's Most Famous Five-and-Dime: ""First National Pictures produced this 60-minute musical as a showcase for up-and-coming actress Alice White."" White had the role of a singing clerk in the music department of a Woolworth's store.<EOS>"
271,14466,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_MacTaggart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo_Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Cranham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Heywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Briers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_MacTaggart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo_Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All the Way Up<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Way_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Howard_Blake<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All The Way Up is a 1970 British comedy film directed by James MacTaggart and starring Warren Mitchell, Pat Heywood, Kenneth Cranham, Richard Briers, Adrienne Posta and Elaine Taylor. It is based on the 1962 play Semi-Detached by David Turner.It was the sole feature film directorial credit from James MacTaggart, one of the leading drama directors in British television.The title song was performed by Liverpool group The Scaffold.<EOS>"
272,84579,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quentin_Masters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United States:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Media_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Australia:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim McElroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Skerritt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Barrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Gilmour_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Doleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shane_Porteous<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giselle_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quentin_Masters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Media_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_and_Jim_McElroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_and_Jim_McElroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Ambrose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kit_Denton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quentin_Masters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Dangerous Summer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_firefighting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_arson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Quentin_Masters<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Dangerous Summer (aka Flash Fire) is a 1982 Australian crime film drama film directed by Quentin Masters and starring Tom Skerritt, Ian Gilmour, Guy Doleman and James Mason.<EOS>"
273,69164,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Regal Films International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michèle_Mercier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Fraser_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fury at Smugglers' Bay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1780s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_at_Smugglers'_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Gilling<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fury at Smugglers' Bay is a 1961 British adventure film produced, written and directed by John Gilling and starring Peter Cushing, Bernard Lee, Michèle Mercier and John Fraser. The plot revolves around smuggling in Cornwall.<EOS>"
274,72895,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lillie Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Una O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacqueline White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lanny Rees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louise Beavers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sharyn Moffett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillie_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillie_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Banjo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Boston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banjo_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Fleischer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Banjo is a 1947 American drama film directed by Richard Fleischer and starring Sharyn Moffett, Jacqueline White and Walter Reed.<EOS>"
275,70251,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damian_Chapa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Walking Shadows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Damian Chapa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Silvia Suvadova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edmund Druilhet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melissa Mullins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Chapa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Damian Chapa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvia_Šuvadová<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brienne De Beau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christian Serritiello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leah Grimsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Druilhet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damian_Chapa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damian_Chapa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damian_Chapa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Polanski Unauthorized<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Roman_Polanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polanski_Unauthorized<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Damian_Chapa<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Polanski Unauthorized is a theatrically released biographical film about the life of film director Roman Polanski. It opened in Los Angeles in February 2009 and was released on DVD in July 2009.<EOS>
276,163841,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Brunton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Screamin' Banshee Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Colin Brunton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Brunton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gerry Quigley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carmela Albero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Brunton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Brunton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Brunton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Live_Action_Short_Drama_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Moon_Men_of_Canada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_mockumentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Mysterious Moon Men of Canada is a Canadian short film, directed by Colin Brunton and released in 1988.A mockumentary, the film centres on Brownie McFadden (Gerry Quigley), a documentary filmmaker who is trying to track down two guys from Owen Sound, Ontario who flew to the moon in a homemade rocket in 1959 — ten years before the Apollo 11 mission — but were too polite and unassuming, too stereotypically Canadian, to publicly take credit for the achievement. Although he fails in his quest to locate the space travellers, he undergoes a variety of other experiences, including losing his virginity to an older woman, and being followed by a blind cyclist who is travelling across Canada in a parody of Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope.The cast also includes Clarence Haynes, Lynn Haynes, Larry Hudson, Ron Cook, Ellen Dean and Marsh Phillips.<EOS>"
277,3391,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shashanka_Ghosh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phat Phish Motion Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sagar Desai & Raghu Dixit, Deep & DJ Chandu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rajendra_Prasad_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nassar_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandhya_Mridul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anuradha_Menon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vinay_Pathak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ashwin_Mushran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kishori_Ballal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raju_Sundaram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambha_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shashanka_Ghosh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Quick Gun Murugun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Quickgun Murugun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Hindi-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mumbai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Star_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Shashanka_Ghosh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Raghu_Dixit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Gun_Murugun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_heaven<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Quick Gun Murugun: Misadventures of an Indian Cowboy is a 2009 Indian English-language comedy Western film directed by Shashanka Ghosh and written by Rajesh Devraj. The film stars Rajendra Prasad as the title character alongside Nassar, Rambha and Anuradha Menon. It is a spoof on Indian western films, featuring songs, melodrama and action sequences including a duel in a traffic jam.The character of Murugun was created in 1994 and was featured in India's Channel V promos. The film was released in 2009. Quick Gun Murugun has been exhibited at the London Film Festival, the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles, the New York Asian Film Festival and in The Museum of Modern Art, New York City (MoMa). The film also has some Tamil dialogues and Hindi songs. The film was dubbed in several languages, including Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.<EOS>"
278,154391,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Franklin_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Dorn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greer_Garson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Colman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Franklin_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Wimperis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Froeschel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudine_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Random Harvest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Herbert_Stothart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Random_Harvest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Random Harvest is a 1942 American romantic drama film based on the 1941 James Hilton novel of the same title, directed by Mervyn LeRoy. Claudine West, George Froeschel, and Arthur Wimperis adapted the novel for the screen, and received an Academy Award nomination. The novel keeps the true identity of Paula/Margaret a secret until the very end, something that would have been impossible in a film, where characters’ faces must be seen. This meant that the movie had to take a very different approach to the story. The film stars Ronald Colman as a shellshocked, amnesiac World War I veteran, and Greer Garson as his love interest.The film was an instant commercial success and was nominated for seven Academy Awards, including Best Actor for Colman, Best Supporting Actress for Susan Peters, Best Director for Mervyn LeRoy and Best Picture. Garson, whose performance was well-received, was nominated for and won the Academy Award for Best Actress that year for her role in Mrs. Miniver.<EOS>"
279,59749,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drake_Doremus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Vantage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Schwartz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrea Sperling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Felicity Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anton Yelchin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drake_Doremus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Vantage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Schwartz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Sperling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drake_Doremus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_York_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Like Crazy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Like Crazy: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_infidelity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Vantage_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jonathan_Schwartz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Andrea_Sperling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weddings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Improvised_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Student_exchange_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dustin_O'Halloran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Drake_Doremus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Like_Crazy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_Paintbrush_(production_company)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Like Crazy is a 2011 American romantic drama film directed by Drake Doremus and starring Anton Yelchin, Felicity Jones, and Jennifer Lawrence. Written by Doremus and Ben York Jones, the film tells the story of Anna (Felicity Jones), a British exchange student who falls in love with an American student, Jacob (Anton Yelchin), only to be separated from him when she is denied reentry into the United States after staying in the country longer than her student visa allows.Doremus based the storyline of the film partly on his own long-distance relationship with a woman living in London while he lived in Los Angeles. Rather than writing a traditional screenplay, he and Ben York Jones compiled a 50-page outline of the film from which the actors improvised almost all of the dialogue. Filming took place over four weeks in Los Angeles and London with a budget of $250,000.Like Crazy premiered on January 22, 2011 at the Sundance Film Festival, where it won the festival's Grand Jury Prize. It was released in theaters on October 28, 2011 and grossed $3.9 million at the box office. Most reviews of the film were positive, with reviewers giving particular praise to the performances of Yelchin and Jones, although some found the plot implausible and contrived.<EOS>"
280,83323,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spirit_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neema_Barnette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spirit_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spirit_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Avery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spirit_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neema_Barnette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spirit_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spirit_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spirit Lost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spirit_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spirit_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spirit_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spirit_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spirit_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spirit_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spirit_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Neema_Barnette<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spirit Lost is a 1997 film directed by Neema Barnette, produced by Tim Reid, and starring Leon Robinson, Cynda Williams and Regina Taylor.<EOS>"
281,165385,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colbert_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marguerite Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Litel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colbert_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Gangelin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder in Times Square<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Times_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder in Times Square is a 1943 American mystery film directed by Lew Landers and starring Edmund Lowe, Marguerite Chapman and John Litel.The film's sets were designed by the art director Lionel Banks.<EOS>"
282,67961,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suicide_Squad_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_K._Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suicide_Squad_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Puritan_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suicide_Squad_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C.C._Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suicide_Squad_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_K._Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suicide_Squad_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Puritan_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suicide_Squad_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C.C._Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suicide_Squad_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Suicide Squad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suicide_Squad_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suicide_Squad_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suicide_Squad_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suicide_Squad_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suicide_Squad_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suicide_Squad_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suicide_Squad_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raymond_K._Johnson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Suicide Squad is a 1935 American action film directed by Raymond K. Johnson and starring Norman Foster, Joyce Compton and Robert Homans. It was made as a second feature by the independent outfit Puritan Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the art director Vin Taylor.<EOS>"
283,91814,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Queen_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nick Hamm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Queen_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dancing Queen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Queen_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Queen_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Queen_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Queen_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Queen_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Queen_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Queen_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scarborough,_North_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Queen_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Hamm<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Dancing Queen is a 1993 British romantic comedy television film directed by Nick Hamm and starring Rik Mayall and Helena Bonham Carter. It follows the misfortune of Neil (Mayall), a bridegroom trying to get back to his bride with the help of his newfound friend Pandora/Julie (Bonham Carter), a stripper. The film originally aired on 3 June 1993 as the third episode of the first series of the Granada Television series Rik Mayall Presents.<EOS>"
284,99757,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Not So Dusty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Not So Dusty is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Wally Patch, Gus McNaughton and Muriel George. The screenplay concerns two London rubbish collectors who come into possession of a valuable book, and thwart the attempts of some criminals to con them out of it.The film was made at Nettlefold Studios in Walton-on-Thames. It was remade in 1956 starring Leslie Dwyer and Bill Owen.<EOS>"
285,154716,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Mulcahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Greater Union Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_and_Jim_McElroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judy Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Haywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Kerr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gregory Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Argue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arkie Whiteley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Mulcahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Event_Cinemas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_and_Jim_McElroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Everett_De_Roche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Razorback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pigs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Russell_Mulcahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_pigs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Semler<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Razorback_(film)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Razorback is a 1984 Australian natural horror film written by Everett De Roche and directed by Russell Mulcahy. It is based on Peter Brennan's 1981 novel. In the film, a gigantic wild boar terrorizes the Australian outback, killing and devouring people. It was released theatrically in Australia by Greater Union Film Distributors on 19 April 1984, and in the United States by Warner Bros. on 16 November 1984.It has been called Australia's ""greatest creature feature.""<EOS>"
286,28004,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crazy People<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_People_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crazy People is a 1934 British comedy film directed by Leslie S. Hiscott and starring Henry Kendall, Nancy O'Neil and Kenneth Kove. It was made at Beaconsfield Studios as a quota quickie. It was based on the novel Safety First by Margot Neville.<EOS>"
287,125518,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ida Gearon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruce Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ida Gearon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Community Speaks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_environmental_issues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Community_Speaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bruce_Campbell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Community Speaks is a 2004 feature-length documentary about modern-day land stewardship. The documentary was produced and directed by Bruce Campbell and his wife, Ida Gearon.<EOS>"
288,82273,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bashar_Shbib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bashar Shbib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Halabos_Sugleris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clark_Gregg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gillis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Eyton-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bashar_Shbib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bashar_Shbib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Halabos_Sugleris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daphna_Kastner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bashar_Shbib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lana in Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bashar_Shbib<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Lana in Love is a 1991 film directed by Bashar Shbib.<EOS>
289,170998,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_V._Mikels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Medallion Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted V. Mikels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_V._Mikels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_V._Mikels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_V._Mikels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strike Me Deadly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Deadly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ted_V._Mikels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strike Me Deadly is a 1963 American thriller film written and directed by Ted V. Mikels in his directorial debut, and starring Gary Clarke, Jeannine Riley, and Steve Ihnat. Its plot follows a man and his wife who, after witnessing a murder, are stalked by a killer in a forest during a raging storm.Mikels later commented on the film: ""My kids say it's the best picture I ever made.""<EOS>"
290,154289,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_P._Cosmatos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzz_Feitshans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sylvester Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steven Berkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Crenna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Napier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rambo: First Blood Part II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1985<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_prison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carolco_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_United_States_Army_Special_Forces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vietnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnamese-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_anti-communist_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Buzz_Feitshans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_P._Cosmatos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_James_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_First_Blood_Part_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rambo_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rambo: First Blood Part II is a 1985 American war action film starring Sylvester Stallone as Vietnam War veteran John Rambo. A sequel to First Blood (1982), it is the second installment in the Rambo film series. The film was directed by George P. Cosmatos from a story by Kevin Jarre, with a screenplay by James Cameron and Stallone. It co-stars Richard Crenna, who reprises his role as Colonel Sam Trautman, along with Charles Napier, Julia Nickson, and Steven Berkoff.The film's plot is inspired by the Vietnam War POW/MIA issue. In the movie, Rambo is released from prison in a deal with the United States government to document the possible existence of missing prisoners of war (POWs) in Vietnam, but is given strict orders not to rescue any. When Rambo defies his orders, he is abandoned and forced once again to rely on his own brutal combat skills to save the POWs.Rambo: First Blood Part II was released on May 22, 1985, by Tri-Star Pictures, becoming a major global blockbuster, with an estimated box office gross of $150 million in the United States, becoming the second highest grossing film at the domestic box office and the third highest grossing film worldwide in 1985. It has become one of the most recognized installments in the series, having inspired countless rip-offs, parodies, video games, and imitations. In 2009, Entertainment Weekly ranked the movie number 23 on its list of ""The Best Rock-'em, Sock-'em Movies of the Past 25 Years"".Despite its success and pop-culture status, Rambo: First Blood Part II earned mixed reviews from critics, with many feeling Rambo's compelling nature was lost from its predecessor in favor of a more typical action hero portrayal. Additionally, it was nominated in seven categories at the 6th Golden Raspberry Awards, winning four, including Worst Picture. However, it was nominated for Best Sound Effects Editing at the 58th Academy Awards.<EOS>"
291,6706,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourvil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Chiari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry-Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lando_Buzzanca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Davies_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Monte Carlo or Bust!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Monaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ron_Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Carlo_or_Bust!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Annakin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Monte Carlo or Bust! is a 1969 epic comedy film, also known by its American title, Those Daring Young Men in Their Jaunty Jalopies. A co-production of the United Kingdom, France and Italy, the story is based on the Monte Carlo Rally – first raced in 1911 – and the film, set in the 1920s, recalls this general era. A lavish all-star film (Paramount put $10 million behind it), it is the story of an epic car rally across Europe that involves a lot of eccentric characters from all over the world who will stop at nothing to win.The film is a sequel to the 1965 hit Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines. Terry-Thomas appeared as Sir Cuthbert Ware-Armitage, the equally dastardly son of Sir Percy Ware-Armitage, whom Thomas had played in the earlier film. Some others of the cast from the first film returned, including Gert Fröbe and Eric Sykes. Like the earlier film, it was written by Ken Annakin and Jack Davies and directed by Annakin, with music by Ron Goodwin. The title tune is performed by Jimmy Durante. The credits sequence animation was the work of Ronald Searle, who was also featured in Annakin's earlier Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines. Tony Curtis and Susan Hampshire played other contestants in the race; Curtis also starred in the similar period-piece comedy The Great Race (1965) from Warner Bros.The film was originally intended to be called Rome or Bust. The American distributors Paramount Pictures re-titled it Those Daring Young Men in Their Jaunty Jalopies to tie it to Annakin's 1965 film; re-editing also meant cuts, up to a half-hour, from the original British release.<EOS>"
292,160175,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Considine_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardie_Albright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Meighan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Considine_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Skyline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Taylor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Skyline is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film directed by Sam Taylor and starring silent film veteran Thomas Meighan. It is based on a novel—East Side, West Side—by Felix Riesenberg. It was produced and released by Fox Film Corporation.<EOS>"
293,68992,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>M.J. Winkler Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_J._Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_J._Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Felix Finds Out<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1924_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1924_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1924_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Felix_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1924_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Moonshine_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Finds_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_alcoholic_drinks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Felix Finds Out is a 1924 short animated film distributed by M.J. Winkler Productions, and among the many theatrical cartoons featuring Felix the Cat.<EOS>"
294,161302,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pyjama_Girl_Murder_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pyjama_Girl_Murder_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pyjama_Girl_Murder_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pyjama Girl Murder Case<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pyjama_Girl_Murder_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pyjama_Girl_Murder_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pyjama_Girl_Murder_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pyjama_Girl_Murder_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pyjama_Girl_Murder_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pyjama_Girl_Murder_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pyjama_Girl_Murder_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Pyjama Girl Murder Case is a dramatised 1939 newsreel from director Rupert Kathner based on the murder of Linda Agostini.It was an installment of the Australia Today newsreel series.<EOS>
295,104047,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Parrott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oliver Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Parrott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H.M._Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Chimp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_apes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_H._M._Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Laurel_and_Hardy_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chimp_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Parrott<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Chimp is a Laurel and Hardy short film made in 1932. It was directed by James Parrott, produced by Hal Roach, and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The second half of the film is a reworking from their last silent film Angora Love (1929), itself reworked into a short film the previous year,  Laughing Gravy (1931).<EOS>"
296,149690,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Coen_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ethan Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabriel Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Turturro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Polito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Albert Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marcia Gay Harden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>J. E. Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Coen_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Coen_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Miller's Crossing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Original Motion Picture Soundtrack: Miller's Crossing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mafia_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Irish_Mob<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carter_Burwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gangster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_the_Coen_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Irish-American_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miller's_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Miller's Crossing is a 1990 American neo-noir gangster film written, directed and produced by Joel and Ethan Coen, and starring Gabriel Byrne, Marcia Gay Harden, John Turturro, Jon Polito, J. E. Freeman, and Albert Finney. The plot concerns a power struggle between two rival gangs and how the protagonist, Tom Reagan (Byrne), plays both sides against each other.In 2005, Time chose Miller's Crossing as one of the 100 greatest films made since the inception of the periodical. Time critic Richard Corliss called it a ""noir with a touch so light, the film seems to float on the breeze like the frisbee of a fedora sailing through the forest"".<EOS>"
297,167298,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Hagmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Chartoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Cort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Balaban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Darby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristina_Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristin_Van_Buren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Hagmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Chartoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Israel_Horovitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Strawberry Statement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_activists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Columbia_University<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Chartoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stuart_Hagmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hippie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_political_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strawberry_Statement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-war_protests_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Strawberry Statement is a 1970 American comedy-drama directed by Stuart Hagmann, loosely based on James Kunen's 1968 non-fiction account of the Columbia University protests. Set against the backdrop of 1960s counterculture, the film follows Simon, an apathetic college student at a fictional San Francisco university, as he becomes involved in campus demonstrations opposing the construction of a gymnasium on contested community land.Produced during a time of social upheaval, the film blends fictional storytelling with documentary-style elements, featuring a soundtrack emblematic of the era, including songs by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and Joni Mitchell. While it won the Jury Prize at the 1970 Cannes Film Festival, the film polarized critics and underperformed commercially, with many critiquing its stylized direction and commercial tone. Over time, however, it has gained retrospective recognition as a cultural artifact, offering a snapshot of the aspirations and contradictions of 1960s youth movements.<EOS>"
298,81628,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Krupa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Glamour Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girl_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Glamour Girl is a 1948 musical film starring Gene Krupa.<EOS>
299,141392,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_S._Mattison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Trinity Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Agnes_Ayres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben F. Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_S._Mattison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hotaling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_S._Mattison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bye, Bye, Buddy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye,_Bye,_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_S._Mattison<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Bye, Bye, Buddy is a 1929 American drama film directed by Frank S. Mattison and starring Agnes Ayres and Ben F. Wilson.<EOS>"
300,24256,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Byron_Hillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crown_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Callan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Byron Hillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Von Deming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Stacy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joanna_Pettet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Callan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Byron_Hillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crown_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Callan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Byron_Hillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Byron_Hillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Double Exposure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_photographers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Double Exposure is a 1982 American horror film written and directed by William Byron Hillman, co-produced by Michael Callan, and starring Callan, Joanna Pettet, James Stacy, and Seymour Cassel. It is a loose remake of the 1974 film The Photographer, which was also written and directed by Hillman, produced by Deming, and starring Callan.<EOS>"
301,28967,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annabel_Jankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virgin_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Wagg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._Morgan_Sheppard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Frewer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Sloman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_Pays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickolas_Grace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilary_Tindall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annabel_Jankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virgin_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Science fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyberpunk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Channel_4_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Annabel_Jankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rocky_Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Max_Headroom<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Max Headroom: 20 Minutes into the Future is a 1985 cyberpunk television film created by British company Chrysalis Visual Programming Ltd. for Channel 4. Max Headroom was created by George Stone, Annabel Jankel, and Rocky Morton, while the TV movie story was developed by Stone and screenwriter Steve Roberts. The television film was created to provide a backstory and origin for the character Max before he started appearing regularly as host and veejay of a new music video programme on Channel 4, The Max Headroom Show.The story depicts a near-future where corrupt corporations control much of the world and manipulate the public for the sake of ratings and wealth. Events lead crusading journalist Edison Carter to crash a motorcycle and suffer head trauma from a parking lot safety sign reading ""MAX. HEADROOM: 2.3 M"" (an overhead clearance of 2.3 metres). While unconscious, Carter's mind and memories are used as the basis for a new artificial intelligence that adopts the name Max Headroom. While Carter recovers and exposes corporate corruption, his AI twin Max becomes popular as a witty TV host who criticizes society and media. Both Edison Carter and Max Headroom are portrayed by actor Matt Frewer.On 4 April 1985, Channel 4 transmitted the TV movie Max Headroom: 20 Minutes Into the Future, starring Matt Frewer, Amanda Pays, Paul Spurrier, Nickolas Grace, and W. Morgan Sheppard. Two days later, Max began appearing regularly as the veejay of The Max Headroom Show. HBO (which owned another cable television provider Cinemax) provided some of the original funding and the series later ran on Cinemax for American audiences. Following its cancellation, American network ABC commissioned Chrysalis to produce a new dramatic television series based on the characters, concepts, and world established in the film Max Headroom: 20 Minutes into the Future. The new programme, entitled simply Max Headroom, featured Matt Frewer, Amanda Pays and W. Morgan Sheppard reprising their original roles. Each episode began with the phrase ""20 Minutes into the Future.""<EOS>"
302,8471,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Below the Deadline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Below_the_Deadline_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Below the Deadline is a 1946 American crime film directed by William Beaudine and starring Warren Douglas, Ramsay Ames and Jan Wiley.<EOS>"
303,167025,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Francis Swann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ray McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Emery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leif_Erickson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tamara_Geva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gay Intruders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Raoul_Kraushaar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Intruders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Gay Intruders is a 1948 American comedy film directed by Ray McCarey and released by 20th Century Fox.<EOS>
304,30877,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesty:_A_Tribute_to_a_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesty:_A_Tribute_to_a_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesty_Puller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesty:_A_Tribute_to_a_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesty:_A_Tribute_to_a_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chesty: A Tribute to a Legend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesty:_A_Tribute_to_a_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesty:_A_Tribute_to_a_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesty:_A_Tribute_to_a_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesty:_A_Tribute_to_a_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesty:_A_Tribute_to_a_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesty:_A_Tribute_to_a_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesty:_A_Tribute_to_a_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesty:_A_Tribute_to_a_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesty:_A_Tribute_to_a_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_war<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Chesty: A Tribute to a Legend is a documentary directed by John Ford and narrated by John Wayne. Filming was completed in 1970, but the film was not released until 1976, three years after Ford's death.It was the final film directed by John Ford.<EOS>"
305,81387,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_B._Clark_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Zimbalist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_N._Krasne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankie_Avalon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_B._Clark_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Zimbalist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_N._Krasne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Estridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Drums of Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Johnny_Mandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_B._Clark<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Drums of Africa is a 1963 American adventure film set in Africa, directed by James B. Clark.It used footage from the 1950 film King Solomon's Mines.<EOS>"
306,72528,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Baron_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julia_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Coyote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Ann_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willie_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Swoosie_Kurtz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Baron_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Country_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baja_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bobby_Roth<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Baja Oklahoma is a 1988 American made-for-television comedy-drama film by HBO Original Film starring Lesley Ann Warren.  Written by director Bobby Roth and novelist Dan Jenkins, based on Jenkins's 1982 novel with the same title, it also stars Peter Coyote, Swoosie Kurtz, and Julia Roberts. The title song was written by Jenkins and Willie Nelson, who appears as himself near the end of the film to sing it with Warren.<EOS>"
307,83188,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ismail_Merchant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vanessa Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Fiennes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Allan Corduner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hiroyuki Sanada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lynn Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natasha Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Madeleine Potter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ismail_Merchant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kazuo_Ishiguro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The White Countess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>China<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1937<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Second_Sino-Japanese_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Shanghai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_blind_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merchant_Ivory_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1936<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Countess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kazuo_Ishiguro<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The White Countess is a 2005 drama film directed by James Ivory and starring Ralph Fiennes, Natasha Richardson, Vanessa Redgrave, Hiroyuki Sanada, Lynn Redgrave, Allan Corduner, and Madeleine Potter. The screenplay by Kazuo Ishiguro focuses on a disparate group of displaced persons attempting to survive in Shanghai in the late 1930s.<EOS>"
308,80200,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Flood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tiffany Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_M._Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Flood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_M._Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Whispering Winds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Flood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whispering_Winds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tiffany_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Whispering Winds is a 1929 American sound part-talkie pre-Code drama film directed by James Flood and starring Patsy Ruth Miller, Malcolm McGregor and Eve Southern. In addition to sequences with audible dialogue or talking sequences, the film features a synchronized musical score and sound effects along with English intertitles. The soundtrack was recorded using the Tiffany-Tone sound-on-film system using RCA Photophone equipment.<EOS>"
309,169642,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ordinary_Radicals<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamie_Moffett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ordinary_Radicals<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Hackenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ordinary_Radicals<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shannon Oberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ordinary_Radicals<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Haw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ordinary_Radicals<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shane Claiborne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ordinary_Radicals<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamie_Moffett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ordinary_Radicals<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ordinary Radicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ordinary_Radicals<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ordinary_Radicals<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ordinary_Radicals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ordinary_Radicals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ordinary_Radicals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ordinary_Radicals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ordinary_Radicals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christian_radicalism<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Ordinary Radicals is a 2008 documentary film directed by Philadelphia filmmaker Jamie Moffett.<EOS>
310,59119,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Filmack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Let's All Go to the Lobby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_movie_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Audiovisual_ephemera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quotations_from_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_advertising_slogans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Food_advertising_characters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_neologisms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quotations_from_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_All_Go_to_the_Lobby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quotations_from_animation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Let's All Go to the Lobby (officially known as Technicolor Refreshment Trailer No. 1) is an American animated musical advertisement that was produced in the mid-1950s for Filmack Studios. It was played in theaters before the beginning of the main film or before intermission, and features animated food items urging the audience to buy snacks sold in the theater lobby. It was directed by Dave Fleischer with lyrics by Jack Tillar.Filmack has continued selling copies of Let's All Go to the Lobby in the decades since its production and estimates that 80% of independent domestic theaters have screened the advertisement. The film historian Daniel Eagan wrote that it is likely the most-viewed snipe and that it was ubiquitous to the American theater-going experience of the 1960s. The well-known scene of the animated concessions has frequently been parodied in popular culture. In 2000, Let's All Go to the Lobby was selected for preservation in the US National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
311,23912,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Blyth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Murray Newey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Letch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Umbers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norelle Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Upjohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death Warmed Up<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Body_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Warmed_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Death Warmed Up (released in the Philippines as Dr. Evil: Part II) is a 1984 New Zealand science fiction horror splatter zombie film directed by David Blyth. It stars Michael Hurst, Margaret Umbers and Gary Day.The film's plot centres around a young man named Michael Tucker (Hurst) seeking revenge against a mad scientist (Day), who years earlier caused him to kill his parents because he is creating zombies.<EOS>"
312,44911,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Alan_Aurthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melville Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Muhl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Quincy Jones, Stanley Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Freeman_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Poitier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joanna_Shimkus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Tolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Alan_Aurthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Muhl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Alan_Aurthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lost Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Quincy_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_interracial_romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Lost Man is a 1969 American crime film, written and directed by Robert Alan Aurthur, loosely based on British author F.L. Green's 1945 novel Odd Man Out, which was previously made into a 1947 film directed by Carol Reed and starring James Mason.<EOS>"
313,5863,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Kijak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscilloscope_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mia Bays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elizabeth Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Kijak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Kijak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscilloscope_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Kijak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scott Walker: 30 Century Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music Inspired by the Film Scott Walker: 30 Century Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scott_Walker_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Walker:_30_Century_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stephen_Kijak<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scott Walker: 30 Century Man is a 2006 documentary film about American-British singer-songwriter Scott Walker. The film gets its title from the Scott 3 song ""30 Century Man"". It is directed and co-produced by Stephen Kijak, with Grant Gee serving as director of photography. It charts Walker's career in music, with a focus on his songwriting, and features exclusive footage of recording sessions for his most recent album, The Drift including a memorable sequence in which Walker oversees the recording of the punching of a joint of pork, for the percussion on the song Clara.  Rock legend David Bowie, who often professed to having been inspired by Walker, acted as executive producer of the film. Actor Gale Harold is one of the associate producers.The film received its world premiere at the London Film Festival on 31 October 2006 and debuted internationally at the 2007 Berlin International Film Festival in the Panorama.  It was released later in 2007 in cinemas and on DVD in the UK by Verve Pictures and went on to become one of the most critically acclaimed documentaries released there that year. It had its US premiere at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Film Festival in March 2007.  Other film festivals that have screened the film include the Sydney Film Festival, Tribeca Film Festival, HotDocs, Melbourne International Film Festival, Viennale, Seattle International Film Festival, and the Hong Kong International Film Festival.In addition to Walker himself, interviewees in the film include David Bowie, Radiohead, Jarvis Cocker, Brian Eno, Damon Albarn, Marc Almond, Alison Goldfrapp, Sting, Dot Allison, Simon Raymonde, Richard Hawley, Rob Ellis, Cathal Coughlan, Johnny Marr, Gavin Friday, Lulu, Peter Olliff, Angela Morley (arranger of Walker's sixties' recordings as Wally Stott), Ute Lemper, Ed Bicknell, Evan Parker, Hector Zazou, Mo Foster, Phil Sheppard, and Peter Walsh.The film is produced by Oscar-winning producer Mia Bays, marking her debut in documentary and feature film production. She was nominated for a 2008 BAFTA award (The Carl Foreman Award for Special Achievement by a British Writer, Director or Producer in Their First Feature Film) for her work on the film.An edited version of the film was used for the BBC series Imagine. It was introduced by Alan Yentob.In early 2008 Madman Films released the film on DVD in Australia and Avalon films released the film on DVD in Spain. Oscilloscope Laboratories, a distribution company founded by Adam Yauch of Beastie Boys, acquired the distribution rights in North America after the film's US release was delayed. It began another critically acclaimed theatrical run, this time in select US cities, and was released on DVD in North America in Summer 2009.<EOS>"
314,136329,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Loudon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Cellier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Loudon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D.B._Wyndham-Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Frankau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Golden Cage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Cage_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ivar_Campbell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Golden Cage is a 1933 British drama film directed by Ivar Campbell and starring Anne Grey, Anthony Kimmins and Frank Cellier. The film was made at Shepperton Studios as a quota quickie for distribution by MGM. A woman marries a wealthy man but is still secretly in love with a much poorer man.<EOS>"
315,82522,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Springer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Springer,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michele Kurkowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick Chenal III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Dewberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Borchardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Hubbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Elliot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harrison Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Prettyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mehrdad Sarlak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nadine Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Springer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Springer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Springer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Living Dead Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parodies_of_horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Zombie_short_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Living Dead Girl is a low-budget short horror film directed by Jon Springer. The film stars Mark Borchardt who is best known as the subject of the cult documentary American Movie (1999). ""Living Dead Girl"" is a silent-film zombie parody with extremely graphic gore effects.<EOS>"
316,79618,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Haight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keenan_Wynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Walker_(actor,_born_1918)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>What Next, Corporal Hargrove?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_Front_of_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_Kurnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Next,_Corporal_Hargrove%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>What Next, Corporal Hargrove? is a 1945 black-and-white comedy film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Robert Walker and Keenan Wynn. It was distributed by MGM and produced by George Haight. Harry Kurnitz received an Oscar nomination for his original screenplay, What Next, Corporal Hargrove?, for this follow-up to the 1944 hit See Here, Private Hargrove.<EOS>"
317,136997,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_of_Death_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_of_Death_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Planet Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_of_Death_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lewis Linzee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_of_Death_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Lucas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_of_Death_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_of_Death_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Touch of Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_of_Death_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_of_Death_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_of_Death_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_of_Death_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_of_Death_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_of_Death_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_of_Death_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_of_Death_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lance_Comfort<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Touch of Death is a 1961 black and white British second feature crime film directed by Lance Comfort and starring William Lucas, David Sumner, Ray Barrett and Jan Waters. It was written by Lyn Fairhurst from a story by Aubrey Cash and Wilfred Josephs.<EOS>"
318,69379,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Linehan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenton_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_La_Terriere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Savage_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julia_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Linehan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenton_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_La_Terriere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Popper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Linehan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hello Friend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hello Friend, sometimes written as Hello,  Friend, is a 2003 short comedy horror film directed by Graham Linehan and written by Linehan and Robert Popper. The film was Linehan's directorial debut. The film stars Martin Savage as a man, John Ward, but credited as the ""Subject"", who buys some new internet software for his computer, which begins to take over his life. The film was produced by The Film Council, Film4 Productions and Shine Limited.<EOS>"
319,125345,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John C. Champion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Keir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Eden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Attack on the Iron Coast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_on_the_Iron_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Attack on the Iron Coast is a 1967 DeLuxe Color Anglo-American Oakmont Productions international co-production war film directed by Paul Wendkos in the first of his five-picture contract with Mirisch Productions, and starring Lloyd Bridges, Andrew Keir, Sue Lloyd, Mark Eden and Maurice Denham. The film depicts an account of Allied Combined Operations Headquarters commandos executing a daring raid on the German-occupied French coast during the Second World War. The plot is based on the commando raid on the French port of St. Nazaire and is reminiscent of the film The Gift Horse.In the United States it was released as a double feature with Danger Route. In the UK it was released as a double bill with The Beatles' animated film Yellow Submarine.<EOS>"
320,97438,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Victoria Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>G. B. Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Rorke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Cairns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>For Valour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_I_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Valour_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>For Valour is a 1928 British silent war film directed by G. B. Samuelson and starring Dallas Cairns, Mary Rorke and Roy Travers. It was part of a cycle of 1920s British films portraying the First World War. It was generally poorly received by critics.<EOS>"
321,149507,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Speer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Global_Road_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Speer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Global_Road_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Midnight Sun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Seattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_diseases<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_guitars_and_guitarists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Zack_Schiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Sun_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Scott_Speer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Midnight Sun is a 2018 American romantic drama film based on the 2006 Japanese film A Song to the Sun. The film was directed by Scott Speer and written by Eric Kirsten, and stars Bella Thorne, Patrick Schwarzenegger, and Rob Riggle.The story is about a teenaged girl with xeroderma pigmentosum (XP), a medical condition which prevents her from going out into sunlight. When she meets a boy, she struggles to decide whether to tell him about her condition or pretend to live a normal life.Principal photography began on October 12, 2015, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The film was released in the United States on March 23, 2018.<EOS>"
322,127549,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Leyden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Redbox Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Quiver Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Malin Åkerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anne Clements<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jordan Beckerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jordan Yale Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ash Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Benson Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael J. Rothstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Malin Åkerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alec Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bella Thorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fortune Feimster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alec Mapa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dominique Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dulcé Sloan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Leyden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quiver_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Redbox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malin_Åkerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ash_Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benson_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chick Fight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chick Fight - Round One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underground_fighting_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quiver_Distribution_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Chick Fight is a 2020 American action comedy film directed by Paul Leyden from a screenplay by Joseph Downey. It stars Malin Åkerman, Bella Thorne, Dulcé Sloan, Kevin Connolly, Kevin Nash, Alec Mapa, Dominique Jackson, Fortune Feimster and Alec Baldwin.It was released on November 13, 2020, by Quiver Distribution and Redbox Entertainment.<EOS>"
323,123883,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Slim Hand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Croydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Michael<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Croydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fairchild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Penny and the Pownall Case<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_and_the_Pownall_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elisabeth_Lutyens<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Penny and the Pownall Case is a 1948 British second feature mystery film, directed by Slim Hand and starring Ralph Michael, Peggy Evans, Diana Dors and Christopher Lee. It was written by William Fairchild.<EOS>"
324,138638,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ralph Zondag<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eric Leighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pam Marsden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfre Woodard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>D. B. Sweeney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samuel E. Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hayden Panettiere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Plowright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Della Reese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ossie Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max Casella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julianna Margulies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Siragusa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Zondag<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Harrison_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Zondag<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Nelson_Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dinosaur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dinosaur: An Original Walt Disney Records Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_prehistory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_impact_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Animation_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Venezuela<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Nelson_Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Zondag<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_primates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinosaur_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eric_Leighton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dinosaur is a 2000 American live-action/animated  drama adventure film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation in association with The Secret Lab, and released by Walt Disney Pictures. The film was directed by Ralph Zondag and Eric Leighton and produced by Pam Marsden, from a screenplay written by John Harrison, Robert Nelson Jacobs, and Walon Green, and a story by the trio alongside Zondag and Thom Enriquez. It features the voices of D. B. Sweeney, Alfre Woodard, Ossie Davis, Max Casella, Hayden Panettiere, Samuel E. Wright, Julianna Margulies, Peter Siragusa, Joan Plowright, and Della Reese. The story follows a young Iguanodon who was adopted and raised by a family of lemurs on a tropical island. They are forced to the mainland by a catastrophic meteorite impact; setting out to find a new home, they join a herd of dinosaurs heading for the ""Nesting Grounds"", but must contend with the group's harsh leader, as well as external dangers such as predatory Carnotaurus.The initial idea was conceived in 1986 by Phil Tippett and Paul Verhoeven, which they conceived as a darker, naturalistic film about dinosaurs. The project underwent numerous iterations with multiple directors attached. In 1994, Walt Disney Feature Animation began development on the project and spent several years developing the software to create the dinosaurs. While the characters in Dinosaur are computer-generated, most of the backgrounds are live-action and were filmed on location. A number of backgrounds were found in various continents such as the Americas and Asia; various tepuis and Angel Falls also appear in the film. With a budget of $127.5 million, Dinosaur was reportedly the most expensive computer-animated film at the time. Dinosaur is also the first film from Walt Disney Feature Animation to be 3D animated.Dinosaur was released on May 19, 2000, to mixed-to-positive reviews from critics, who praised the film's opening sequence, soundtrack and animation, but criticized the story and screenplay for its lack of originality. The film grossed $349.8 million worldwide, becoming the fifth highest-grossing film of 2000. It became the fourth best-selling home video release of 2001, selling 10.6 million copies and garnering $198 million in sales.<EOS>"
325,100189,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John J. McMahon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Dennehy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellen Burstyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ted Danson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Catholic_priests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_critical_of_the_Catholic_Church<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_sexual_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Showtime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Media_coverage_of_Catholic_Church_sexual_abuse_scandals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_based_on_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pope_John_Paul_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_in_Christianity<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Our Fathers is a 2005 American drama television film directed by Dan Curtis and starring Ted Danson, Christopher Plummer, Brian Dennehy and Ellen Burstyn. The screenplay was written by Thomas Michael Donnelly, based on the 2004 non-fiction book Our Fathers: The Secret Life of the Catholic Church in an Age of Scandal by David France. It was the last film directed by Curtis, who died soon after it was finished.<EOS>"
326,165382,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ambassador Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>René Dupont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hemmings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gielgud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Finlay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Quayle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Genevieve_Bujold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hopkins_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder by Decree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Victorian_era<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Zaza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sherlock_Holmes_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jack_the_Ripper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1888<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Historical_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_historical_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_by_Decree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder by Decree is a 1979 mystery thriller film directed by Bob Clark. It features the Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson characters created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who are embroiled in the investigation surrounding the real-life 1888 Whitechapel murders committed by ""Jack the Ripper"". Christopher Plummer plays Holmes and James Mason plays Watson. Though it features a similar premise, it is somewhat different in tone and result to A Study in Terror. It is loosely based on The Ripper File by Elwyn Jones and John Lloyd.The film's premise of the plot behind the murders is influenced by the book Jack the Ripper: The Final Solution (1976), by Stephen Knight, who theorised that the killings were part of a Masonic plot. The original script contained the names of the historical suspects, Sir William Gull and John Netley. In the actual film, they are represented by fictional analogues: Thomas Spivy (Gull) and William Slade (Netley). This plot device was later used in other Jack the Ripper-themed fiction, including the graphic novel From Hell.<EOS>"
327,153404,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hattie_Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hawtrey_(actor,_born_1914)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Bresslaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Cope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry on at Your Convenience<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_at_Your_Convenience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_factories<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Carry On at Your Convenience (also known as Carry On Round the Bend outside the UK) is a 1971 British comedy film, directed by Gerald Thomas and starring regulars Sid James, Kenneth Williams, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Hattie Jacques and Bernard Bresslaw and Kenneth Cope in the first of his two Carry On appearances. It was written by Talbot Rothwell and produced by Peter Rogers.It was the 22nd release in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992) and the first box office failure. This has been attributed to the film's attempt at exploring the political themes of the trade union movement, portraying union activists as idle, pedantic buffoons, which apparently alienated the traditional working-class audience of the series. The film did not return full production costs until 1976 after several international and television sales. It was followed by Carry On Matron in 1972.<EOS>"
328,164636,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_McCormick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt McCormick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miranda_July<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_McCormick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_McCormick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Subconscious Art of Graffiti Removal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_graffiti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_cities_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Graffiti_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Subconscious_Art_of_Graffiti_Removal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Culture_of_Portland,_Oregon<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Subconscious Art of Graffiti Removal (USA, 2001, 16 min) is an experimental documentary directed by filmmaker Matt McCormick, based on the ideas of Avalon Kalin and narrated by Miranda July that makes the tongue-in-cheek argument that municipal efforts by Portland, Oregon to mask and erase graffiti is an important new movement in modern art stemming from the repressed artistic desires of city workers.The film screened at Sundance Film Festival and the Museum of Modern Art and received both critical and popular acclaim.<EOS>"
329,69370,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Brown_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Reed_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hello, Annapolis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Annapolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lew_Landers<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Hello, Annapolis is a 1942 American film. Filming started January 1942.<EOS>"
330,165346,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gillian_Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>MGM/UA Entertainment Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_J._Scherick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David A. Nicksay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Modine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Herrmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gillian_Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_J._Scherick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Nyswaner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mrs. Soffel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_period_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Isham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Soffel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gillian_Armstrong<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mrs. Soffel is a 1984 American drama film directed by Gillian Armstrong, starring Diane Keaton and Mel Gibson and based on the story of condemned brothers Jack and Ed Biddle, who escaped prison with the aid of Kate Soffel, the warden's wife.It was filmed on location in and around the Serez family farm in Mulmur, Ontario, as well as Wisconsin (train sequences) and establishing shots in Pittsburgh. The jail sequences were filmed in both the Allegheny County Courthouse and inside and outside of the old Allegheny County Jail for three days, and prisoners there were used as extras in the movie. The film was entered in the 35th Berlin International Film Festival.<EOS>"
331,69536,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benny_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Lease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benny_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._P._Younger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mortimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hot Curves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tiffany_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Curves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hot Curves is a 1930 American pre-Code comedy-drama film produced and distributed by Tiffany Pictures and directed by Norman Taurog. A print is held by the Library of Congress.Rex Lease, Benny Rubin and Alice Day star. The supporting cast features Pert Kelton.<EOS>"
332,157413,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HandMade_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HandMade_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Withnail and I<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_alcoholism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1969<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HandMade_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Lake_District<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Withnail_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bruce_Robinson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Withnail and I is a 1987 British black comedy film written and directed by Bruce Robinson. Loosely based on Robinson's life in London in the late 1960s, the plot follows two unemployed actors, Withnail and ""I"" (portrayed by Richard E. Grant and Paul McGann, respectively), who share a flat in Camden Town in 1969. Needing a holiday, they obtain the key to a country cottage in the Lake District belonging to Withnail's wealthy eccentric uncle Monty and drive there. The weekend holiday proves less recuperative than they expected.Withnail and I was Grant's film debut and established his profile. Featuring performances by Richard Griffiths as Withnail's Uncle Monty and Ralph Brown as Danny the drug dealer, the film has tragic and comic elements and is notable for its period music and many quotable lines. It has been described as ""one of Britain's biggest cult films"".The character ""I"" is named ""Marwood"" in the published screenplay but goes unnamed in the film credits.<EOS>"
333,32117,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trekkies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Nygard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trekkies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trekkies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>W.K. Border Denise Crosby Michael Leahy Scott Nimerfro Joel Soisson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trekkies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denise_Crosby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trekkies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Nygard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trekkies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trekkies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W.K._Border<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trekkies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trekkies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trekkies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trekkies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trekkies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trekkies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_fandom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trekkies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Star_Trek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trekkies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Star_Trek_fandom<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trekkies is a 1997 documentary film directed by Roger Nygard about the devoted fans of Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek. It is the first film released by Paramount Vantage, then known as Paramount Classics, and is presented by Denise Crosby, best known for her portrayal of Security Chief Tasha Yar on the first season of Star Trek: The Next Generation.<EOS>"
334,161639,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Renown Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Select Attractions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George M. Merrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Hobart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Woodbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Whalen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_M._Merrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Rosener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'll Sell My Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Sell_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I'll Sell My Life is a 1941 American crime film directed by Elmer Clifton and starring Rose Hobart, Michael Whalen and  Joan Woodbury. The film was based on the Street & Smith I'll Buy Your Life by Walter Ripperger.<EOS>"
335,77164,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Heather Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_Del_Rey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tropico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_Jesus_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_the_Virgin_Mary_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_God<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Elvis_Presley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Marilyn_Monroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Adam_and_Eve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lana_Del_Rey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Music_videos_directed_by_Anthony_Mandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_John_Wayne<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tropico is a 2013 musical short film directed by Anthony Mandler, based on the Biblical story of sin and redemption. Split into three chapters, the film was written by Lana Del Rey, who also starred alongside Shaun Ross. Del Rey plays a dual role, portraying the biblical figure of Eve, as well as Mary, the mother of Jesus, while Ross stars as Adam. The film is set to three songs from Del Rey's 2012 extended play (EP) Paradise.Tropico opened to critical acclaim at its December 4, 2013 premiere at the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, California. The film was then released digitally on Del Rey's Vevo page the following day. It was also included in the track listing of the film's soundtrack EP, released exclusively to the iTunes Store.<EOS>"
336,91760,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George W. Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wesley_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wesley_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Burbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Krusada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dance Hall Hostess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mayfair_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Hostess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dance Hall Hostess is a 1933 American drama film directed by B. Reeves Eason and starring Helen Chandler, Jason Robards Sr. and Alberta Vaughn.<EOS>"
337,44838,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Nelson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:USA_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillian_Gallo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Ladd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melissa_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:USA_Network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookalike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lookalike is a 1990 American made-for-television thriller film directed by Gary Nelson based on a novel by Kate Wilhelm and starring Melissa Gilbert and Diane Ladd. It premiered on USA Network on December 12, 1990 and was released on VHS in 1991.<EOS>"
338,56499,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ian McArthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Music_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gilmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ian McArthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_O'Rourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gilmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>La Carrera Panamericana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Progressive_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pink_Floyd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carrera_Panamericana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:La_Carrera_Panamericana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pink_Floyd<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>La Carrera Panamericana is a 1992 video of the Carrera Panamericana automobile race in Mexico. The film was directed by Ian McArthur, and included a soundtrack entirely of music by the band Pink Floyd, as the band's guitarist David Gilmour, drummer Nick Mason and manager Steve O'Rourke competed in the race in 1991. The film had been broadcast on BBC2 on 24 December 1991.During the course of the race, Gilmour crashed, and while he was unharmed, Steve O'Rourke (his map-reader and Pink Floyd's manager) suffered a broken leg. Mason finished eighth overall with his co-driver, English auto racer Valentine Lindsay.<EOS>"
339,68002,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Claws for Alarm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_abandoned_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mice_and_rats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_for_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Claws for Alarm is a 1954 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on May 22, 1954 and stars Porky Pig and Sylvester.It is the second of three  comedy horror-themed cartoons teaming Porky and Sylvester, continuing his non-speaking role as Porky's pet cat in a spooky setting where only Sylvester is aware of the danger the pair are in. The other two cartoons in the series are Scaredy Cat (1948) and Jumpin' Jupiter (1955). The title is a take-off on the 1951 thriller Cause for Alarm!<EOS>"
340,67023,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RKO Radio Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lewis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Dix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irene_Dunne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lewis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Gardiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Spigelgass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garrett_Fort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Agnes_Christine_Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dwight_Taylor_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Riggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stingaree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bushranger_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_colonial_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Garrett_Fort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_opera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1874<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stingaree_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stingaree is an American pre-Code romantic drama film directed by William A. Wellman released by RKO Radio Pictures in 1934. The film was based on a 1905 novel by Ernest William Hornung. Set in Australia, it stars Irene Dunne as Hilda Bouverie and Richard Dix as Stingaree. Hollywood had previously filmed the Hornung story as serials in 1915 and 1917, starring True Boardman.<EOS>"
341,68469,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Joseph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>GMP LLC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Joseph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Zeitgeist: Addendum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Zeitgeist: Moving Forward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Zeitgeist: The Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trilogies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_environmental_issues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_automation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_conspiracy_theories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pseudohistory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:9/11_conspiracy_theories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2007<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_the_Christ_myth_theory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Joseph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bible_conspiracy_theories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fringe_theory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Zeitgeist_Movement<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Zeitgeist is a series of three documentary films released between 2007 and 2011 that present a number of conspiracy theories, as well as proposals for broad social and economic changes. The films, Zeitgeist: The Movie (2007), Zeitgeist: Addendum (2008) and Zeitgeist: Moving Forward (2011) are all directed by Peter Joseph.<EOS>"
342,56374,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Turner_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ray Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Penny Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Bernhard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victoria_Longley_(Australian_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Turner_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Turner_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dallas Doll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Hirschfelder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Doll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dallas Doll is an Australian black comedy-drama film starring Sandra Bernhard, David Ngoombujarra, Roy Billing, Victoria Longley, Frank Gallacher, Jake Blundell, Rose Byrne, Celia Ireland. It was written and directed by Ann Turner.<EOS>"
343,125578,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alile_Sharon_Larkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Make_Movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alile Sharon Larkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margòt Saxton-Federella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Adisa Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alile_Sharon_Larkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Make_Movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alile_Sharon_Larkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alile_Sharon_Larkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Different Image<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Image<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Different Image is a 1982 American film that was directed, written, and edited by Alile Sharon Larkin that explores body image and societal beauty standards through the eyes of a young Black woman on a journey towards self-worth.<EOS>"
344,63999,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Binney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E.M._Glucksman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Binney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E.M._Glucksman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Seeger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Boarding House Blues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boarding_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Boarding House Blues is a 1948 American musical race film directed by Josh Binney which featured the first starring film role by Moms Mabley. It was the penultimate feature film of All-American News, a company that made newsreels about black Americans.<EOS>"
345,9662,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Herek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Orion Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>De Laurentiis Entertainment Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Carlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Wiedlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keanu Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Al Leong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bernie Casey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clifford David<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Shor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kimberley Kates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert V. Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rod Loomis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Camilleri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Steedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Herek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:De_Laurentiis_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Glam metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>funk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>pop rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_13th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1st_century_BC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1805<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1860s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_prehistory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_ancient_Greece<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joel_Soisson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Depictions_of_Napoleon_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stephen_Herek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_27th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1988<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_depictions_of_Abraham_Lincoln_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Depictions_of_Ludwig_van_Beethoven_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Interscope_Communications_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Kroopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Chris_Matheson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bill_&_Ted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ed_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1420s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Depictions_of_Genghis_Khan_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Mongol_Empire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_water_parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1901<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:San_Dimas,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1879<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted's_Excellent_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_medieval_England<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure is a 1989 American science fiction comedy film directed by Stephen Herek and written by Chris Matheson and Ed Solomon. The first installment of the Bill & Ted franchise, it stars Keanu Reeves, Alex Winter and George Carlin. It follows Bill (Winter) and Ted (Reeves), who travel through time to assemble historical figures for their high-school history presentation.It received positive reviews and was a modest box-office success, grossing $40 million against a $10 million budget. Winter and Reeves reprised their roles in two sequels: Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey (1991) and Bill & Ted Face the Music (2020).<EOS>"
346,74506,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ain't That Ducky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_That_Ducky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ain't That Ducky is a 1945 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Friz Freleng. The cartoon was released on May 19, 1945, and stars Daffy Duck.<EOS>"
347,136323,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mabel_Poulton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanne_de_Casalis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Estelle_Brody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aubrey Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Armont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolas_Nancey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Glad Eye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glad_Eye_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Glad Eye is a 1927 British silent comedy film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Estelle Brody, Mabel Poulton and Jeanne de Casalis. It was a remake of The Glad Eye, a 1920 film based on the play Le Zebre by Nicolas Nancey and Paul Armont. It was made at Twickenham Studios.<EOS>"
348,170319,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gardener_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>James H. Kay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gardener_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Nolan Production<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gardener_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tony Belletier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gardener_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rita_Gam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gardener_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Dallesandro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gardener_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katharine_Houghton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gardener_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gardener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gardener_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gardener_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gardener_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gardener_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gardener_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gardener_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Puerto_Rico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gardener_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Gardener (also known as Garden of Death and Seeds of Evil) is a 1974 American horror film written and directed  by James H. Kay and starring Joe Dallesandro and Katharine Houghton.<EOS>
349,167396,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jeff Hathcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Video Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeff Hathcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Kirk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Streets of Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Streets of Death is a 1988 American film directed by Jeff Hathcock.<EOS>
350,162379,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_Nichols_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David S. Danesh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Pulier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lonnie Zion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oded_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Lee_Bahr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Butler_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._Maximilian_Zarou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_Nichols_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Pulier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Lee_Bahr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>the little Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Death_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>the little Death (sometimes listed as The Little Death) is a 2006 American micro-budget mystery-thriller directed by Morgan Nichols. It stars Chris Butler, Laura Lee Bahr, Oded Gross, G. Maximilian Zarou, and tells the story of a man who attempts to find a mysterious box hidden by his father in an L.A. apartment. Atlanta Film Festival director Jake Jacobson called the little Death  ""a beautiful mystery-thriller done on a shoestring.""<EOS>"
351,162066,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Antonio Tibaldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nastassja Kinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Phillippe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Savage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tyrin Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jenny Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Boy Blue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stewart_Copeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Blue_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Antonio_Tibaldi<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Boy Blue is a 1997 independent drama film directed by Antonio Tibaldi. The film stars Ryan Phillippe as Jimmy West, a teenager caught in the abusive control of his father, Ray West (John Savage), a Vietnam War veteran. Set in rural Texas, the story explores themes of family dysfunction, abuse, and abduction, culminating in revelations about Jimmy's past and violent confrontations within the family. The film premiered at the Italian festival Mystfest in June 1997 and was later shown in the United States at the Hamptons International Film Festival in October 1997.<EOS>"
352,31539,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denison_Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Calvert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cameron Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Irene Norman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denison_Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Out to Win<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_to_Win_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Denison_Clift<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Out to Win is a 1923 British silent drama film directed by the American filmmaker Denison Clift and starring Catherine Calvert, Clive Brook and Irene Norman. It was based on the 1921 play Out to Win by Dion Clayton Calthrop and Roland Pertwee.<EOS>"
353,140710,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Day_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Nicolaides<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katharine_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerie_Perrine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Cartwright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Aidman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Lee_McCain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Giambalvo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Silveira<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Day_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Nicolaides<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Marian Rose White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Billy_Goldenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Rose_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sterilization_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Marian Rose White is a 1982 American television film directed by Robert Day, written by Garry Rusoff and starring Nancy Cartwright in one of her earliest performances. The film was nominated for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Sound Editing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special.<EOS>"
354,31180,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Gwenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonora_Corbett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Schulz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevenson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernst_Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love on Wheels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Franz_Schulz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_Wheels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Love on Wheels is a 1932 British musical comedy film directed by Victor Saville and starring Jack Hulbert, Gordon Harker, Edmund Gwenn and Leonora Corbett.<EOS>"
355,68041,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rick Harper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pyramid Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rick Harper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corey_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hennan Chambers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandy Stotzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stan Greiwe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Rogers_(designer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Rogers_(designer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Closet Cases of the Nerd Kind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closet_Cases_of_the_Nerd_Kind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Closet Cases of the Nerd Kind (1980) is a short film spoof of the classic science fiction film Close Encounters of the Third Kind. The film was written and produced by Rick Harper and Bob Rogers.<EOS>
356,25822,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Price_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Distributors_Corporation_of_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Milton Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tuesday_Weld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Berry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Teddy_Randazzo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Price_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Distributors_Corporation_of_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rock, Rock, Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rock, Rock, Rock!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock,_Rock,_Rock!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Will_Price<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Rock, Rock, Rock! is a 1956 musical drama film conceived, co-written and co-produced by Milton Subotsky and directed by  Will Price. The film is an early jukebox musical featuring performances by established rock and roll singers of the era, including Chuck Berry, LaVern Baker, Teddy Randazzo, the Moonglows, the Flamingos, and the Teenagers with Frankie Lymon as lead singer. Later West Side Story cast member David Winters is also featured.  Famed disc jockey Alan Freed made an appearance as himself.Valerie Harper made her debut in a brief appearance as an extra seated at the center table during the performance of ""Ever Since I Can Remember"" by Cirino and the Bowties and can be seen after the performance of Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers.  This was also Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers' film debut.Almost every member of the cast was signed to a record label at the time, which was credited along with each star. In 1984, the film entered the public domain in the United States because the claimants did not renew its copyright registration in the 28th year after publication. The film's numerous musical numbers may have been copyrighted separately, however.<EOS>"
357,35623,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Edward Holzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew W. Garroni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burke Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Griffin Drew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shauna O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Friend of the Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Friend of the Family II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_of_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Friend of the Family, also known as Elke's Erotic Nights or simply Elke, is a 1995 American erotic drama film written and directed by Edward Holzman, and starring Shauna O'Brien & Griffin Drew.<EOS>"
358,150405,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregor_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregor_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Michael_McDonagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ned Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ned Kelly [Music From The Motion Picture]<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bushranger_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_colonial_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1870s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Focus_Features_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bank_robbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Working_Title_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Klaus_Badelt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Victoria_(Australia)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1871<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1880<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gregor_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Nelson_Woss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Ned_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Kelly_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ned Kelly is a 2003 bushranger film based on Robert Drewe's 1991 novel Our Sunshine. Directed by Gregor Jordan, the film's adapted screenplay was written by John Michael McDonagh. The film dramatises the life of Ned Kelly, a legendary bushranger and outlaw who was active mostly in the colony of Victoria. In the film, Kelly, his brother Dan, and two other associates—Steve Hart and Joe Byrne—form a gang of bushrangers in response to acts of police brutality. Heath Ledger stars in the title role, with Orlando Bloom, Naomi Watts and Geoffrey Rush. The film received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $6 million worldwide.<EOS>"
359,103820,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_King_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Erwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Gwynne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_King_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_O'Dea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Friedman_(story)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Killer Dill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1931<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Dill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Killer Dill is a 1947 American comedy film directed by Lewis D. Collins and starring Stuart Erwin, Anne Gwynne and Frank Albertson. It set in 1931 during the Prohibition Era.<EOS>"
360,32097,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quentin_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Williams_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quentin_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Williams_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Griefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Who Finally Died<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Quentin_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_East_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Finally_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man Who Finally Died  is a 1963 British CinemaScope thriller film directed by Quentin Lawrence and starring Stanley Baker, Peter Cushing, Mai Zetterling and Eric Portman. It was based on the 1959 ITV series of the same name. The screenplay concerns a German immigrant living in Britain who receives a mysterious phone call telling him his father is not really dead. He returns to Bavaria to investigate the matter.John Burke wrote a novelisation of the screenplay.<EOS>"
361,81367,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Grierson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Grierson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Grierson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Grierson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Drifters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fishing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifters_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Grierson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Drifters is a 1929 silent documentary film by John Grierson, his first and only ""personal"" film.It tells the story of Britain's North Sea herring fishery. The film's style has been described as being a ""response to avant-garde, Modernist films, adopting formal techniques such as montage – constructive editing emphasising the rhythmic juxtaposition of images – but also aimed to make a socially directed commentary on its subject"" (Tate Gallery: Liverpool 2006). The film was successful both critically and commercially and helped kick off Grierson's documentary film movement. This film also showed that Grierson was not afraid to alter reality slightly in order to have his vision shown. For example, when the boat he was on returned without a catch he bought another boat's catch and tried to fake it. He ended up scrapping that film as it was not authentic enough.<EOS>"
362,164893,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rajko_Grlić<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_George_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Steiger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Conti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanja_Drach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alun_Armstrong_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanka_Gjuric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Richard_Gill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miljenko_Brlečić<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nitzan_Sharron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rajko_Grlić<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>That Summer of White Roses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Yugoslavia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Yugoslav_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_films_set_in_Partisan_Yugoslavia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Summer_of_White_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rajko_Grlić<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>That Summer of White Roses (Croatian: Đavolji raj — ono ljeto bijelih ruža) is a 1989 Yugoslav-British film directed by Rajko Grlić. It was the last film to include an appearance by American actress Shania Berryman.<EOS>
363,17487,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josephine_Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brittany Blockman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Huffington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martha Shane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josephine_Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Huffington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josephine_Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bi the Way<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexuality-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_same-sex_sexuality<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bi_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Josephine_Decker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bi the Way is a 2008 documentary film about bisexuality in the United States.  It had its world premiere at the SXSW Film Festival in Austin, Texas.  The film has aired at film festivals throughout the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Portugal, Turkey, Greece, Australia, Brazil, and Taiwan, including at Silverdocs Film Festival, Outfest, Newfest, !f Istanbul, and Rio de Janeiro Film Festival. It was aired on the Logo Network in summer 2009.The film follows the lives of several young bisexuals in the United States. Its makers, Brittany Blockman and Josephine Decker, also appear on camera to frame the stories.<EOS>"
364,139062,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Spike Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregory ""Sugar Bear"" Elliott , Ted Hopkins , Mark Kibble , Spike Lee , Johnny Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Nunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Turturro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Aiello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Giancarlo Esposito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Savage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ruby Dee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Spike Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ossie Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Edson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Do the Right Thing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Do the Right Thing: Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Do the Right Thing: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brooklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Italian-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Spanish-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hyperlink_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Italian-American_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_hip_hop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:40_Acres_and_a_Mule_Filmworks_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Motown_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_scores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_the_Right_Thing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Records_soundtracks<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Do the Right Thing is a 1989 American comedy-drama film produced, written and directed by Spike Lee. It stars Lee, Danny Aiello, Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee, Richard Edson, Giancarlo Esposito, Bill Nunn, John Turturro and Samuel L. Jackson and is the feature film debut of Martin Lawrence and Rosie Perez. The story explores a Brooklyn neighborhood's simmering racial tension between its African-American residents and the Italian-American owners of a local pizzeria, culminating in tragedy and violence on a hot summer's day.Do the Right Thing premiered in the 42nd Cannes Film Festival on May 19, 1989, and was released on June 30, 1989 by Universal Pictures. A critical and commercial success, the film received accolades, including Academy Award nominations for Best Original Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor (for Aiello's portrayal of Sal, the pizzeria owner). In 1999, it was selected for the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress, citing its preservation as ""culturally, historically or aesthetically significant"" becoming just the second film to be selected in its first year of eligibility. In 2022, the film was ranked the 24th greatest of all time in Sight and Sound magazine's decennial poll of international critics, programmers, curators, archivists and academics. It has been featured on many other lists of the greatest films of all time by numerous critics.The film was released in a limited release on June 30, 1989, before expanding wide on July 21, 1989.<EOS>"
365,76564,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Rides<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Rides<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Reliable Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Rides<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Rides<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reliable_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Rides<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tracy Rides<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Rides<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Rides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Rides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Rides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Rides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Rides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Rides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Rides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliable_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Rides<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_S._Webb<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tracy Rides is a 1935 American Western film directed by Harry S. Webb and starring Tom Tyler, Virginia Brown Faire and Edmund Cobb.<EOS>"
366,133925,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Grodnik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Grodnik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dedee_Pfeiffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Woodburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Fahey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Batinkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Hammond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Grodnik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Grodnik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Grodnik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blue Demon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sea_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shark_attacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Demon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blue Demon is a 2004 American direct-to-video science fiction horror film directed by Daniel Grodnik and starring Dedee Pfeiffer, Randall Batinkoff, Danny Woodburn, Josh Hammond, and Jeff Fahey.<EOS>"
367,65143,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Basil Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sing As We Go<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Blackpool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_As_We_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_J._B._Priestley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sing As We Go is a 1934 British musical film starring Gracie Fields, John Loder and Stanley Holloway. The script was written by Gordon Wellesley and J. B. Priestley.Considered by many to be British music hall star Gracie Fields' finest vehicle, this film was written for her by leading novelist J. B. Priestley. In this morale-boosting depression movie, set in the industrial north of England, Fields stars as a resourceful, determined working class heroine, laid off from her job in a clothing mill, who has to seek work in the seaside resort of Blackpool. This gives her the opportunity both to fall into many misadventures and, of course, to sing.The decision to film on location brings the film a life and immediacy all too absent from most films of the period. The film provides us with a snapshot of life in a seaside resort in the 1930s. The final scene of the millworkers returning to the re-opened mill while Fields leads them in the rousing title song has become an almost iconic film cliché.<EOS>"
368,95909,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Feather Your Nest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Your_Nest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Feather Your Nest is a 1937 British musical comedy film directed by William Beaudine and starring George Formby, Polly Ward and Enid Stamp-Taylor. It contains Formby's signature tune, Leaning on a Lamp-post.<EOS>"
369,84538,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Corbin Timbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sean Stanek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Norris Johnson Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Odyssey Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Busey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bo_Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Lopez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Scoggins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rance_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Crack in the Floor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Crack_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Crack in the Floor (2001) is a horror film directed by Sean Stanek and Corbin Timbrook.<EOS>
370,111873,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Malle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Lewis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Cortes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Warden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crackers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_Malle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Chihara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_Italian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crackers is a 1984 American comedy-crime film directed by Louis Malle. It was entered into the 34th Berlin International Film Festival.Written by Jeffrey Fiskin, the film is about a group of small-time out-of-luck thieves, led by the unemployed Weslake (Donald Sutherland), who attempt to rob the neighborhood pawn shop owned by the greedy Garvey (Jack Warden). It is a remake of the Italian film Big Deal on Madonna Street (1958) directed by Mario Monicelli.<EOS>"
371,170977,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Shuaib Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Shuaib Muhammed Kedar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Nubia Filmworks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Progressive Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shuaib Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shuaib Muhammed Kedar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred Brown Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sowande Tichawonna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelson_George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Experience_Unlimited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cathy_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rare_Essence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Junkyard_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Straight Up Go-Go<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_African_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Go-go<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Up_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Culture_of_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Straight Up Go-Go is a 1992 documentary film directed by Shuaib Muhammed Kedar and Shuaib Mitchell. The documentary was first broadcast on March 11, 1992, on WHUT-TV  (a PBS member public television, owned and operated by Howard University).<EOS>"
372,89500,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samantha_Eggar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robby_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Savage_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy_Keach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All the Kind Strangers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Movie_of_the_Week<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tennessee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Kind_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Kennedy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All the Kind Strangers, also known as Evil in the Swamp, is a 1974 American television film directed by Burt Kennedy. It originally aired as an ABC Movie of the Week on November 12, 1974.<EOS>"
373,159985,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmond_T._Gréville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh Perceval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigitte_Horney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raymond Lovell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neil Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmond_T._Gréville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Perceval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Perceval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmond_T._Gréville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_de_Sainte_Colombe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Secret Lives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edmond_T._Gréville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_I_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Walter_Goehr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_spy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Secret Lives is a 1937 British war drama film directed by Edmond T. Gréville and starring Brigitte Horney, Neil Hamilton and Raymond Lovell. It was made at Ealing Studios by the independent Phoenix Films. The screenplay concerns a young woman who is recruited into the French secret service.The film is also known by the alternative title of I Married a Spy.<EOS>"
374,34489,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fintan_Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fiona Bergin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Wilmot_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eliot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ella_Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Mannix_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renee_Weldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joshua Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent McCabe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Des Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eliot & Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_&_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Dublin_(city)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Eliot & Me is a 2012 Irish drama film. The plot follows the adventures of a young girl trying to find her dog in Dublin. The film is directed by Fintan Connolly and features his then 10-year-old daughter Ella Connolly in the lead role.<EOS>
375,110910,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Cates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITC_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Danton Rissner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Fahey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernie_Casey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Paul_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Cates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITC_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Brand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Reynolds_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Backfire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Shire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ITC_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backfire_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gilbert_Cates<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Backfire is a 1988 mystery-thriller film about a murderous love triangle which forms between an affluent Vietnam War veteran, his wife, and another man. The film was directed by Gilbert Cates, and stars Karen Allen, Keith Carradine, Dean Paul Martin and Jeff Fahey. The film is dedicated to Martin, who died in a plane crash before the film was released.Filmed in 1987 and planned to be released to theatres, it instead premiered on Showtime in June of 1989. Los Angeles Times critic Chris Willman stated: ""cable seems like just the right resting place for such a dully salacious effort.""<EOS>"
376,90820,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Preminger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Otto Preminger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Gazzara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Remick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_C._Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_Arden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathryn_Grant_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Preminger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Preminger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendell_Mayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Anatomy of a Murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_legal_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lawyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_crime_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Preminger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Wendell_Mayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Upper_Peninsula_of_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Duke_Ellington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatomy_of_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grammy_Award_for_Best_Performance_by_an_Orchestra_–_for_Dancing<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Anatomy of a Murder is a 1959 American legal drama film produced and directed by Otto Preminger. The screenplay by Wendell Mayes was based on the 1958 novel of the same name written by Michigan Supreme Court Justice John D. Voelker under the pen name of Robert Traver. Voelker based the novel on a 1952 murder case in which he was the defense attorney.The film stars James Stewart, Lee Remick, Ben Gazzara, Eve Arden, George C. Scott, Arthur O'Connell, Kathryn Grant, Brooks West (Arden's husband), Orson Bean, and Murray Hamilton. The judge was played by Joseph N. Welch, a real-life lawyer famous for dressing down Joseph McCarthy during the Army–McCarthy hearings. It has a musical score by Duke Ellington, who also appears in the film. It has been described by Michael Asimow, UCLA law professor and co-author of Reel Justice: The Courtroom Goes to the Movies (2006), as ""probably the finest pure trial movie ever made"".In 2012, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
377,159608,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Colin Barr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC_Two<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Hodge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Suchet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC_Two<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_newspaper_publishing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mass_media_owners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_tabloid_journalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_mass_media_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robert_Maxwell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Maxwell is a 2007 British television drama about the last days of media magnate Robert Maxwell, played by David Suchet, which was originally broadcast on BBC Two. The drama chronicles some of the events prior to Maxwell's mysterious death and the discovery of one of his era's biggest business frauds. Some fictional elements were added.Suchet was later awarded an International Emmy for his performance.<EOS>"
378,98128,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Giorgio Gentili<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Luciano Lelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_W._Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mirko Purgatori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Madison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Bosley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Milo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dyanik Zurakowska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_W._Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bang Bang Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sidney_W._Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bang_Bang_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nico_Fidenco<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bang Bang Kid is a 1967 Italian-Spanish Western film, produced by Sidney W. Pink and starring Tom Bosley. The film was distributed in America by Troma Entertainment.<EOS>"
379,69091,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Connor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Pleasence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Bannen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Dors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>From Beyond the Grave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spirit_possession<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Douglas_Gamley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Beyond_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amicus_Productions_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>From Beyond the Grave (also known as The Creatures from beyond the Grave) is a 1974 British anthology horror film from Amicus Productions, directed by Kevin Connor, produced by Milton Subotsky and based on short stories by R. Chetwynd-Hayes.It was the last in a series of anthology films from Amicus and was preceded by Dr Terror's House of Horrors (1965), Torture Garden (1967), The House That Dripped Blood (1970), Tales from the Crypt (1972), Asylum (1972) and The Vault of Horror (1973).<EOS>"
380,170311,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_M._Like<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanchon_Royer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George W. Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_J._Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marion_Shilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Hughes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_M._Like<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanchon_Royer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_T._Neville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_Punch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mayfair_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Heart Punch is a 1932 American pre-Code melodrama film directed by B. Reeves Eason, and starring Lloyd Hughes, Marion Shilling and Mae Busch. It was one of the first films from Mayfair Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the art director Paul Palmentola.<EOS>"
381,70494,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Coney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Newman_(television_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Seth Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sun Ra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raymond Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Newman_(television_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sun_Ra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jazz_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Afrofuturist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_Is_the_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sun_Ra<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Space Is the Place is an 85-minute Afrofuturist science fiction film made in 1972 and released in 1974. It was directed by John Coney, written by Sun Ra and Joshua Smith, and features Sun Ra and his Arkestra. A soundtrack was released on Evidence Records.<EOS>"
382,130350,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Wainwright_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Wainwright_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kate Plus Ten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Plus_Ten_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kate Plus Ten (also known as Queen of Crime) is a 1938 British thriller film directed by Reginald Denham and starring Jack Hulbert, Genevieve Tobin and Noel Madison. It was written by Jeffrey Dell and Jack Hulbert adapted from the 1917 Edgar Wallace novel Kate Plus Ten.<EOS>"
383,162862,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Snow Business<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Snow Business is a 1953 Warner Bros.  Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on January 17, 1953, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.<EOS>"
384,31288,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steph_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Network Ireland Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tamara Anghie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fionn_O'Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sinead Maguire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norma Sheahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olutunji Ebun-Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon O'Driscoll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steph_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roddy_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steph_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>New Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steph_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steph_Green<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>New Boy is a 2007 Irish short film based on the short story by Irish novelist, dramatist and screenwriter, Roddy Doyle. It received an Academy Award nomination for Best Live Action Short Film. The film is about a young boy's experience as he moves from a rural town in Africa to Ireland: a new country, a different school system and a whole new set of customs.<EOS>"
385,48653,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Preece<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Garry A. Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Norris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soon-Tek_Oh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dylan_Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Tung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Preece<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The President's Man is a 2000 American made-for-television action film starring Chuck Norris, Dylan Neal, Ralph Waite and Stuart Whitman in his last role before his death in March 2020. A sequel, The President's Man: A Line in the Sand was made in 2002, it is the first installment in the The President's Man film series. It was first shown on CBS on April 2, 2000.<EOS>"
386,85537,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seth_MacFarlane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Stuber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Seth MacFarlane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liam Neeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Giovanni Ribisi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlize Theron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amanda Seyfried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neil Patrick Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Silverman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Seth MacFarlane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seth_MacFarlane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seth_MacFarlane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Stuber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seth_MacFarlane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wellesley_Wild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alec_Sulkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Million Ways to Die in the West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slapstick_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_McNeely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Stuber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Media_Rights_Capital_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1882<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Seth_MacFarlane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fuzzy_Door_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Django_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Seth_MacFarlane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Million_Ways_to_Die_in_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Seth_MacFarlane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Million Ways to Die in the West is a 2014 American Western comedy film directed by Seth MacFarlane and written by MacFarlane, Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild. The film features an ensemble cast including MacFarlane, Charlize Theron, Amanda Seyfried, Neil Patrick Harris, Giovanni Ribisi, Sarah Silverman, and Liam Neeson. The film follows a cowardly frontiersman who gains courage with the help of a female gunfighter and must use his newfound skills in a confrontation with her villainous outlaw husband.Development began while MacFarlane and co-writers Sulkin and Wild were watching Western movies during the development of Ted (2012). Casting was done between December 2012 and March 2013. Filming began on May 6, 2013, in various locations in New Mexico including Albuquerque and Santa Fe, and it concluded on August 9 that year. Joel McNeely composed the score.The film was released on May 30, 2014, in the United States, and distributed worldwide by Universal Pictures. The film received mixed to negative reviews from critics.<EOS>"
387,70671,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Merrill G. White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sig_Herzig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Hammerstein_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_A._Harbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sunny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sunny is a 1941 American musical film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Anna Neagle, Ray Bolger, John Carroll, Edward Everett Horton, Grace Hartman, Paul Hartman, Frieda Inescort, and Helen Westley. It was adapted by Sig Herzig from the Jerome Kern-Oscar Hammerstein II musical play Sunny. It is the second film version of the musical; the first was Sunny, made in 1930.<EOS>"
388,56418,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry K. Barnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sheila Sim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dancing with Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Southall_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_with_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dancing with Crime is a 1947 British film noir film directed by John Paddy Carstairs, starring Richard Attenborough,  Barry K. Barnes  and  Sheila Sim. A man hunts down the killer of his lifelong friend.<EOS>"
389,135757,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Raffill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gerald Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Raffill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anuar Badin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Borgnine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Coburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Brolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay_Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleavon_Little<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Vennera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Raffill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Raffill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>High Risk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Colombia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Risk_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stewart_Raffill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>High Risk is a 1981 American-British-Mexican adventure heist film directed by Stewart Raffill and stars James Brolin, Lindsay Wagner, Cleavon Little, James Coburn, Ernest Borgnine and Anthony Quinn.<EOS>"
390,59153,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankie_Darro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keye_Luke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Moran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcia_Mae_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmond_Kelso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Let's Go Collegiate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rowing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Go_Collegiate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Let's Go Collegiate is a 1941 American musical comedy film directed by Jean Yarbrough and starring Frankie Darro, Marcia Mae Jones, Jackie Moran and Keye Luke. It was produced and distributed by Monogram Pictures. It was released under the alternative title Farewell to Fame in the United Kingdom.<EOS>"
391,28128,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Clemens_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Wyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Cowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Faye_Emerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Clemens_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crime by Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crime by Night  is a 1944 American crime film directed by William Clemens starring Jane Wyman, Jerome Cowan and Faye Emerson. It tells the story of Sam Campbell (Jerome Cowan) and his secretary Robbie Vance (Jane Wyman), who take a vacation and uncover a murder.<EOS>"
392,160467,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Zieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvin_Worth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Wizan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nastassja Kinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Armand Assante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dudley Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Albert Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Libertini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cassie Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Zieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvin_Worth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Levinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerie_Curtin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Klane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unfaithfully Yours<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bill_Conti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Howard_Zieff<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Unfaithfully Yours is a 1984 American romantic comedy film directed by Howard Zieff, starring Dudley Moore and Nastassja Kinski and featuring Armand Assante and Albert Brooks.  The screenplay was written by Valerie Curtin, Barry Levinson, and Robert Klane based on Preston Sturges' screenplay for the 1948 film of the same name. The original music score is by Bill Conti and the song ""Unfaithfully Yours (One Love)"" was written for the film and performed by Stephen Bishop.<EOS>"
393,170903,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_J._Varab<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Woody Woodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchor_Bay_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Animated Family Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rose Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_LeGault<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Belushi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Renaday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrot_Top<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Jackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wendy Cutler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_J._Varab<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchor_Bay_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tugger: The Jeep 4x4 Who Wanted to Fly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugger:_The_Jeep_4x4_Who_Wanted_to_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_direct-to-video_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tugger: The Jeep 4x4 Who Wanted to Fly is a 2005 American direct-to-video movie produced by Genesis Orlando. It is about a Willys Jeep named Tugger (voiced by Jim Belushi) who during World War II is damaged during a battle and his motor fan is replaced by an airplane propeller, giving him a dream of one day flying.<EOS>"
394,68560,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_A._Colla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Everett Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Enders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Perry Botkin Jr., Don Peake, Mike Curb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eli_Wallach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Marshall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Ihnat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_A._Colla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Zig Zag<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zig_Zag_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_A._Colla<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Zig Zag, also released as False Witness, is a 1970 American thriller drama film directed by Richard A. Colla and starring George Kennedy. The film was remade in India as Majboor (1974).<EOS>"
395,21267,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gillian_Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Becker_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Hannah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sue Clothier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judi_Farr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gillian_Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Becker_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_Thomson_(Australian_writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unfolding Florence: The Many Lives of Florence Broadhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:APRA_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfolding_Florence:_The_Many_Lives_of_Florence_Broadhurst<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gillian_Armstrong<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Unfolding Florence: The Many Lives of Florence Broadhurst, also known as A Colourful Life, is a 2006 documentary/drama based on the life of Florence Broadhurst. Starring Felicity Price, the film was written by Katherine Thomson and directed by Gillian Armstrong. The Australian documentary includes interviews with friends, family members and employees who knew Florence Broadhurst before her mysterious death in 1977. The film had a mixed critical response and was nominated for 4 awards despite being relatively obscure.<EOS>"
396,26899,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Freshman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken G. Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Freshman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Freshman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Come Up Smiling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Up_Smiling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Come Up Smiling (also known as Ants in His Pants) is a 1939 Australian comedy film starring popular American stage comedian Will Mahoney and his wife Evie Hayes. It was the only feature from Cinesound Productions not directed by Ken G. Hall.<EOS>
397,35756,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Virginia Heath<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David McAulay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Grant Keir and Heather Croall and Mark Atkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>From Scotland With Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Folk_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_television_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Scottish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scottish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Domino_Recording_Company_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:King_Creosote_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Scotland_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Scotland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>From Scotland with Love is a documentary feature film produced by Grant Kier, Heather Croall and Mark Atkin and directed by Virginia Heath, soundtracked by an original studio album by Scottish singer-songwriter King Creosote (Kenny Anderson).The film was commissioned as part of the Cultural Festival accompanying the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games. It was screened with live musical accompaniment on Glasgow Green on 31 July 2014. It was produced by Faction North, Crossover, National Library of Scotland and Scottish Screen Archive in association with BBC Scotland and Creative Scotland.The album was produced by David McAulay and released on 21 July 2014 on Domino Recording Company.Regarding the album, and its film counterpart, Anderson stated: ""It's basically just looking at ourselves in the past – it's like looking at your grandparents' or your great grandparents' generation goofing about, just doing what they're doing. But you have to remember that it wasn't the past for them - they were right at the cutting edge of time like we are now.""Released to widespread critical acclaim, the album reached number twenty-one in the UK Albums Chart; Creosote's highest-charting album to date. The album also peaked at number one on the UK Record Store Chart, and at number three on the Scottish Albums Chart.<EOS>"
398,14689,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:University_of_Southern_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Strawbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lance Larson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nancy Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:University_of_Southern_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_student_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_poems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:E._E._Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anyone_Lived_in_a_Pretty_How_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_George_Lucas<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Anyone Lived in a Pretty How Town (stylized as anyone lived in a pretty [how] town) is a 1967 short film made by George Lucas inspired by E. E. Cummings' poem of the same name.It was one of two films Lucas made after returning to USC's film school as a graduate in 1967 (the other was The Emperor). The film represented a first for the USC film school by being shot in color and widescreen.The film was shown out of competition in the Special Screening section at the Short Shorts Film Festival EXPO 2005.<EOS>
399,94490,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stella_Meghie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nick Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anika Noni Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amandla Stenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ana de la Reguera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stella_Meghie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Mills_Goodloe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Everything, Everything<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_interracial_romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alloy_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_young_adult_literature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_diseases<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ludwig_Göransson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything,_Everything_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stella_Meghie<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Everything, Everything is a 2017 American romantic drama film directed by Stella Meghie and written by J. Mills Goodloe, based on Nicola Yoon's 2015 novel of the same name. The film was produced by Elysa Dutton and Leslie Morgenstein and stars Amandla Stenberg and Nick Robinson and follows a young woman named Maddy Whittier (Stenberg) who has a serious medical condition that prevents her from leaving her home, and her neighbor, Olly Bright (Robinson), who wants to help her experience life and they begin falling in love.Principal photography began on September 6, 2016, in Vancouver, British Columbia, and wrapped up the next month on October 7, 2016.The film was released on May 19, 2017, by Warner Bros. Pictures. It received mixed reviews from critics, with praise directed at the two lead performances, but with heavy criticism aimed at the screenplay; nevertheless, it was a commercial success, grossing $61 million worldwide on a production budget of $10 million.<EOS>"
400,159157,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walt Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walt Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_castaways<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Castaway is a Mickey Mouse animated short feature released on March 27, 1931, as part of the Mickey Mouse film series. It was the twenty-seventh Mickey Mouse short to be produced, the third of that year.The Castaway was the first cartoon directed by Wilfred Jackson, who would go on to direct many Disney feature films, including Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan and Lady and the Tramp. The circumstances were far from ideal: under pressure from distributors for another film and with little time to produce one, Disney tapped Jackson to produce a short made up of reused animation from other films. The short uses recycled footage of a dancing gorilla (from 1929's Jungle Rhythm), a lion getting eaten by a crocodile (cut from Jungle Rhythm) and dancing seal lions (from 1929's Wild Waves).The short is also the first to be scored by Frank Churchill, who went on to write the songs for Three Little Pigs, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Dumbo, Bambi and The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.<EOS>"
401,155000,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Big 4 Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Flora E. Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Flora_E._Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Red Fork Range<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Fork_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Red Fork Range is a 1931 American pre-Code Western film directed by Alan James and starring Hal Taliaferro, Ruth Mix and Al Ferguson.<EOS>"
402,136364,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Kendall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arthur Macrae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Stanmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The House Opposite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Opposite_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The House Opposite is a 1931 British crime film directed by Walter Summers and starring Henry Kendall, Frank Stanmore and Arthur Macrae. It was shot at Elstree Studios outside London. It was based on the 1931 novel The House Opposite by Joseph Jefferson Farjeon. It follows a police officer who pursues a gang of blackmailers.<EOS>"
403,169430,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Kendall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margot_Grahame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Timbuctoo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbuctoo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Timbuktu_in_popular_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Timbuctoo is a 1933 British comedy film, co-directed by Walter Summers and Arthur B. Woods for British International Pictures, and starring Henry Kendall and Margot Grahame.  Although BIP had a reputation for churning out films quickly and cheaply, in this case they allocated enough of a budget to finance location filming in Africa.<EOS>"
404,22330,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Grinde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Grinde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vanity Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanity_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Grinde<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vanity Street is a 1932 American Pre-Code crime drama film directed by Nick Grinde and starring Charles Bickford, Helen Chandler and Mayo Methot. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
405,160293,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shindig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Shindig is a Mickey Mouse short animated film first released on July 11, 1930, as part of the Mickey Mouse film series. It was the twentieth Mickey Mouse short to be produced, the fifth of that year.The cartoon's cast includes Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow, Horace Horsecollar and Patricia Pigg.<EOS>"
406,42069,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryn_Tufts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaiam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyssa_Milano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_McFarland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beau_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alyssa Milano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Packard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Landes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Gorham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Lenk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Stephens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryn_Tufts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaiam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyssa_Milano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_McFarland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryn_Tufts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Girlfriend's Boyfriend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Girlfriend's_Boyfriend_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Salt_Lake_City<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Girlfriend's Boyfriend is a 2010 American romantic comedy film written and directed by Daryn Tufts, and stars Alyssa Milano, Christopher Gorham, Michael Landes, Beau Bridges, Tom Lenk and Carol Kane.<EOS>"
407,47507,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The One Way Trail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_George_H._Plympton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_Way_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Taylor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The One Way Trail is a 1931 pre-Code American Western film directed by Ray Taylor and starring Tim McCoy, Doris Hill and Carroll Nye.<EOS>"
408,168382,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Denton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessie_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nelson Ramsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Denton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.M_Barrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Twelve Pound Look<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twelve_Pound_Look_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Denton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Twelve Pound Look is a 1920 British silent drama film directed by Jack Denton and starring Milton Rosmer, Jessie Winter and Ann Elliott.<EOS>"
409,167038,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Whyte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andree Molyneaux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Tandy_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lynch_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelagh_Delaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Railway Station Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_The_Troubles_(Northern_Ireland)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Irish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Station_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Railway Station Man is a 1992 made-for-cable film directed by Michael Whyte, and starring Julie Christie, Donald Sutherland and John Lynch. It was based on the 1984 novel of the same name by Irish writer Jennifer Johnston. It was filmed on location in Glencolmcille, County Donegal, Ireland.<EOS>"
410,110906,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Tinling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Deane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jed_Prouty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dixie Dunbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Tinling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ellis_(actor,_born_1892)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Logan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Back to Nature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Tinling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_Nature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Samuel_Kaylin<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Back to Nature is a 1936 American comedy film directed by James Tinling and starring Jed Prouty, Shirley Deane and Dixie Dunbar. It is part of the Jones Family series of films.<EOS>"
411,141334,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>International Film Market<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Landsburg_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tisha_Sterling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Stockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Salmi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Swift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Landsburg_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Burned at the Stake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_reincarnation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burned_at_the_Stake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Burned at the Stake, also released as The Coming, is a 1981 film directed by Bert I. Gordon. It stars Susan Swift and Albert Salmi.<EOS>"
412,118732,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ashley_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ethan Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cynthia Hull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Peck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warren Hammack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles McLine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chet Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Eye Creatures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Science_fiction_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Science_fiction_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eye_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Eye Creatures (a.k.a. Attack of the Eye Creatures [mistakenly written in the credits as Attack of the The Eye Creatures]) is a 1967 American made-for-television comedy horror science fiction film about an invasion by a flying saucer and its silent, shambling alien occupants.The Eye Creatures, an Azalea Pictures film, was directed by B-movie director/producer/auteur Larry Buchanan and starred John Ashley. The screenplay was developed by uncredited writers Robert J. Gurney Jr. and Al Martin from the short story ""The Cosmic Frame"" by Paul W. Fairman (also uncredited). The film was a color remake of the 1957 black and white American International Pictures film Invasion of the Saucer Men, intended to fill out a package of AIP films released to television.<EOS>"
413,153746,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated Producers & Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Loudon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Loudon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Radio Pirates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pirates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ivar_Campbell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Radio Pirates, also known as Big Ben Calling, is a 1935 British musical film directed by Ivar Campbell and starring Leslie French, Mary Lawson and Enid Stamp-Taylor. It was written by Donovan Pedelty, with music and lyrics by Mark Lubbock, and made at Shepperton Studios.<EOS>"
414,83273,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Producers Releasing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Beaumont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claire Carleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trudy Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sutherland_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Myton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Scott_Darling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Halliday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sutherland_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Too Many Winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Winners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Too Many Winners is a 1947 American mystery crime film directed by William Beaudine and starring Hugh Beaumont, Trudy Marshall and Ralph Dunn. Made and released by Producers Releasing Corporation , it was one of a number of films featuring the private detective Michael Shayne.<EOS>"
415,111349,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ABC_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cesar_Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Rampling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Pleshette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ansara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vic_Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Buono<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ABC_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Target: Harry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Istanbul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Monaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Istanbul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Monaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target:_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Les_Baxter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Target: Harry (also known as How to Make It and the original title What's in it for Harry?) is a 1969 thriller film directed by Roger Corman.The film was originally meant as a television pilot for the American Broadcasting Company.  Rather than show it as a made-for-television film, the film was released theatrically as How to Make It.  The film was shot in Monaco and Turkey in 1967 with Monte Hellman editing the film in 1968.Roger Corman took his name off the film and credited himself as ""Henry Neill"". According to Flimink the reasons for this are ""a bit hazy – maybe because Gene added extra footage to try to sell the film, meant for television, to cinemas.""<EOS>"
416,10714,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Sloane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Retromedia Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Active Home Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Moore Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rick Sloane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Woronov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jenny Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joanna Foxx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnathon Blakely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Sloane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Sloane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Sloane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blood Theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_movie_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Theatre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rick_Sloane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blood Theatre (also known as Movie House Massacre) is a 1984 American independent slasher-horror comedy film directed by Rick Sloane and starring Mary Woronov, Jonathan Blakely, Jenny Cunningham, and Joanna Foxx.The film includes many bizarre movie theater-related deaths, such as being fried inside a popcorn machine, stabbed in the ticket booth, electrocuted by a film projector, decapitated by a projection booth partition, stabbed while a movie is playing on screen, smoke inhalation from burning film, and a telephone receiver which breaks apart while a dying girl screams hysterically into it.<EOS>"
417,68986,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Williams_(British_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Feet of Clay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feet_of_Clay_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Feet of Clay is a 1960 British crime film directed by Frank Marshall and starring Vincent Ball, Wendy Williams and Hilda Fenemore. It was written by Mark Grantham and produced by The Danzigers.<EOS>"
418,6571,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_F._Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Herbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shemp_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donnie_Dunagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanne_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_F._Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otis_Garrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Gottlieb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Meet the Chump<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_F._Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Chump<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Meet the Chump is a 1941 American comedy film directed by Edward F. Cline and starring Hugh Herbert, Jean Brooks and Anne Nagel. It was produced and distributed by Universal Pictures.<EOS>"
419,141432,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_August_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worldvision_Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Huber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tress_MacNeille<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Smith_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Burghardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_August_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worldvision_Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Huber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woody_Kling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cabbage Patch Kids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cabbage Patch Kids' First Christmas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Doll_brands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mass_media_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Products_introduced_in_1983<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cabbage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Toy_recalls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_fads_and_trends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Products_introduced_in_1978<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cabbage_Patch_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_establishments_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cabbage Patch Kids are a line of cloth dolls with plastic heads first produced by Coleco Industries in 1982. They were inspired by the Little People soft sculptured dolls sold by Xavier Roberts as collectibles. The brand was renamed 'Cabbage Patch Kids' by Roger L. Schlaifer when he acquired the exclusive worldwide licensing rights in 1982.The doll brand set every toy industry sales record for three years running, was one of the most popular lines of children's licensed products in the 1980s, and has become one of the longest-running doll franchises in the United States. Additional Cabbage Patch products include children's apparel, bedding, infants' wear, record albums and board games.<EOS>"
420,14955,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Tennant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Will Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Lassiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Teddy Zee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amber Valletta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Rapaport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eva Mendes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Arkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Tennant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Lassiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Teddy_Zee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hitch Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Funk_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Columbia_University<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Will_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Overbrook_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andy_Tennant<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hitch is a 2005 American romantic comedy film directed by Andy Tennant and starring Will Smith in the title role, along with Eva Mendes, Kevin James, and Amber Valletta. The film, which was written by Kevin Bisch, features Smith as a professional matchmaker who makes a living teaching men how to woo women. Unfortunately, while helping his latest client woo the woman of his dreams, he finds out that his game does not work on the gossip columnist with whom he is smitten.Columbia Pictures released Hitch on February 11, 2005. The film received positive reviews from critics and was a box office hit, grossing $371.6 million worldwide, becoming the tenth highest-grossing film of 2005.<EOS>"
421,144736,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Great Guns!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Guns!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Great Guns! is Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoon produced by the Walt Disney Studio and Winkler Productions. It was re-issued by Walter Lantz Productions in 1932. It was originally released on October 17, 1927. Great Guns! is a parody of war films, a popular film genre during the silent era.<EOS>"
422,159627,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roscoe_Karns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Meet the Missus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Malcolm_St._Clair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Missus_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_North<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Meet the Missus is an American comedy film released in 1940. The eighth in the 1938–41 nine-film Higgins Family series, this entry features Alan Ladd in a small role.<EOS>"
423,31534,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Abbott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Maher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Schaeffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Out of Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Time_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2088<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Out of Time is a 1988 science fiction film directed by Robert Butler and starring Bruce Abbott and Bill Maher. It was a failed television pilot made into a  television movie.<EOS>
424,165969,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gilbert_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Neary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Grafton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Secombe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gilbert_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sunstruck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunstruck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_South_Wales<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sunstruck, also known by the alternative title of Education of Stanley Evans, is a 1972 British–Australian comedy film directed by James Gilbert and starring Harry Secombe, Maggie Fitzgibbon and John Meillon.<EOS>"
425,1215,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>J. Henry Piperno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Lion-Columbia Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Luckwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jock MacGregor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Brennan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Seton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Kenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Luckwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ambush in Leopard Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambush_in_Leopard_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ambush in Leopard Street is a low budget 1962 British 'B' black and white crime film directed by J. Henry Piperno and starring James Kenney, Michael Brennan and Bruce Seton. It was written by Ahmed Faroughy and Bernard Spicer.<EOS>"
426,67327,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Tinling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strange Journey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Tinling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strange Journey is a 1946 American drama film directed by James Tinling and starring Paul Kelly, Osa Massen and Hillary Brooke.<EOS>"
427,136183,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Newland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century-Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Challenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Bulldog_Drummond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Challenge_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Challenge is a 1948 American mystery film starring Tom Conway as Bulldog Drummond.<EOS>
428,141348,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sterling_Campbell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Larry Cromien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Ogilvie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Cromien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sterling_Campbell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Scott_Darling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bush Pilot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Pilot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bush Pilot is a 1947 drama film directed by Sterling Campbell. The film, produced by Campbell's Dominion Productions, was noted for being one of the first full-length feature films outside Quebec in which a Canadian production company held the primary role.<EOS>"
429,163462,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gary Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Telefilm_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Criterion_Collection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Atlantis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madman_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lot 47 Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United States:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CTV_Television_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Odeon_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Canada:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Australia:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Vercruysse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Currie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don McKellar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tammy Isbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James McBurney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marya Delver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fabrizio Filippo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tobias Godson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Burns_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Telefilm_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Criterion_Collection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Atlantis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madman_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CTV_Television_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Odeon_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Burns_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Vercruysse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Burns_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Martin_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>waydowntown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Calgary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_business_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Calgary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waydowntown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_Burns<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Waydowntown (stylized as waydowntown) is a 2000 Canadian film directed by Gary Burns and starring Fab Filippo, Don McKellar, Marya Delver and Michelle Beaudoin. The film is a dark comedy that explores office culture and its effects and often uses surrealism to achieve its thematic goals.The film is set in Calgary, Alberta, where many downtown buildings are connected by the Plus 15, an extensive network of indoor skywalks.  Because of this network, the hustle and bustle of the traditional ""main street"" has been replaced by recirculated air, food courts, and fluorescent lights.  The result is a bleak and often humorous dark comedy about Canadian corporate culture.<EOS>"
430,49299,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darryl F. Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Tierney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrone_Power<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Payne_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifton_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Razor's Edge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actress_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actress_Golden_Globe-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Colorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edmund_Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Razor's_Edge_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_W._Somerset_Maugham<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Razor's Edge is a 1946 American drama film based on W. Somerset Maugham's 1944 novel of the same name. It stars Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney, John Payne, Anne Baxter, Clifton Webb, and Herbert Marshall, with a supporting cast including Lucile Watson, Frank Latimore, and Elsa Lanchester. Marshall plays Somerset Maugham. The film was directed by Edmund Goulding.The Razor's Edge tells the story of Larry Darrell, an American pilot traumatized by his experiences in World War I, who sets off in search of some transcendent meaning in his life. The story begins through the eyes of Larry's friends and acquaintances as they witness his personality change after the war. His rejection of conventional life and search for meaningful experience allows him to thrive while the more materialistic characters suffer reversals of fortune.The Razor's Edge was nominated for four Academy Awards, including Best Motion Picture, with Anne Baxter winning the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress.<EOS>"
431,167011,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Priggen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Novak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Pleasence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hawkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Priggen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Jayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tales That Witness Madness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_That_Witness_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Freddie_Francis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tales That Witness Madness is a 1973 British anthology horror film produced by Norman Priggen, directed by veteran horror director Freddie Francis, written by actress Jennifer Jayne.The film was one of several in a series of anthology films made during the 1960s and 1970s which included Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1965), Torture Garden (1967), The House That Dripped Blood (1970), Asylum (1972), Tales from the Crypt (1972), The Vault of Horror (1973) and From Beyond the Grave (1974). These portmanteau horror films were all produced by Amicus Productions. Tales That Witness Madness is sometimes mistaken for an Amicus production; however, it was actually produced by World Film Services.<EOS>"
432,159754,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_National_Pictures_(United_Kingdom)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor Katona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greta Gynt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vic_Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Basil Radford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Room for Two<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Venice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_for_Two_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Room for Two is a 1940 British comedy film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Frances Day, Vic Oliver and Greta Gynt. The film was written by Gilbert Wakefield, based on his 1938 stage farce. The film's Italian setting was overtaken by events, as by the time of its release Fascist Italy had entered the Second World War against Britain.<EOS>"
433,158703,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Martini_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Santa Croce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Kasanoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ellen Steloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_D._Krane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Simon R. Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William J. Rouhana Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott McGinnis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Kellerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bridget Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Grodin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Geary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lu Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Bonner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristy McNichol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Packer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Leisure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Merete Van Kamp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Martini_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Kasanoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_D._Krane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Martini_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You Can't Hurry Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vestron_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Hurry_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>You Can't Hurry Love is a 1988 American romantic comedy film written and directed by Richard Martini and starring David Leisure, Scott McGinnis, Anthony Geary, and Bridget Fonda.A man moves to Los Angeles and hears that ""the only way to be successful in Los Angeles is to pretend to be someone else.""  He goes on a series of video dates and learns that everyone he meets is pretending to be someone else except for the girl who works at the dating service; he realizes the only way to find love is to be himself.<EOS>"
434,76660,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_of_the_Golden_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leander_De_Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_of_the_Golden_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cosmos Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_of_the_Golden_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_of_the_Golden_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leander_De_Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_of_the_Golden_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_of_the_Golden_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L._V._Jefferson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_of_the_Golden_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trails of the Golden West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_of_the_Golden_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_of_the_Golden_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_of_the_Golden_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_of_the_Golden_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_of_the_Golden_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_of_the_Golden_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_of_the_Golden_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leander_de_Cordova<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trails of the Golden West is a 1931 American Western film directed by Leander De Cordova and starring Jay Wilsey, Wanda Hawley and Tom London.<EOS>"
435,83149,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Rubie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris Martin-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Klenner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Russel Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Film_Finance_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Grundy International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Producers Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Mirams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Brooke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brittany Byrnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brooke ""Mikey"" Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christie Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Kellie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jan Wachtel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scot Swalwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Rubie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Film_Finance_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Mirams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Search for Treasure island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_based_on_Treasure_Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_Australian_television_series_endings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Search_for_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_Australian_television_series_debuts<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Search for Treasure Island is an Australian TV series that aired in 1998 and 2000. It revolves around a group of people finding the mysterious Treasure Island. The protagonists encounter many cultures, factions and obstacles on the island as they try to find their parents and escape the ominous Maelstrom.<EOS>"
436,13167,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cannon Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Balsam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Bronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed Lauter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deborah Raffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marina Sirtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death Wish 3<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_New_York_City_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_New_York_City_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Death_Wish_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jimmy_Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Winner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Death Wish 3 is a 1985 American vigilante action-thriller film directed and edited by Michael Winner. A sequel to the 1982 film Death Wish II, it is the third installment and the last to be directed by Winner in the Death Wish film series. It stars Charles Bronson as the vigilante killer Paul Kersey and sees him battling with New York street punk gangs while receiving tactical support from a local NYPD Inspector (Ed Lauter). Despite being set in New York City, some of the filming was shot in London to reduce production costs. It was succeeded by Death Wish 4: The Crackdown.<EOS>"
437,1817,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyler_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Magness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lee Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lisa Cortés<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sarah Siegel-Magness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Raphael Saadiq, Mary J. Blige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paula_Patton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabourey_Sidibe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mo'Nique<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lenny_Kravitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mariah_Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherri_Shepherd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyler_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Magness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_S._Fletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Precious<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actress_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actress_Golden_Globe-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Down_syndrome_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Adapted_Screenplay_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_sexual_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mother–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Harpo_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lee_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1987<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Independent_Spirit_Award_for_Best_Film_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Toronto_International_Film_Festival_People's_Choice_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teenage_pregnancy_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_teacher–student_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mario_Grigorov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Precious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Harlem<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Precious: Based on the Novel ""Push"" by Sapphire, or simply Precious, is a 2009 American drama film, directed and co-produced by Lee Daniels. Its script was written by Geoffrey S. Fletcher, adapted from the 1996 novel Push by Sapphire. The film stars Gabourey Sidibe and Mo'Nique, alongside Paula Patton, Mariah Carey, Sherri Shepherd, and Lenny Kravitz. This marked the acting debut of Sidibe, who portrays a young woman struggling against poverty and abuse. Filming took place in New York City from October 2007 to December 2007.Precious, then without a distributor, premiered to acclaim at both the 2009 Sundance Film Festival and the 2009 Cannes Film Festival, under its original title of Push: Based on the Novel by Sapphire. At Sundance, it won the Audience Award and the Grand Jury Prize for best drama, as well as a Special Jury Prize for supporting actress Mo'Nique. After Precious' screening at Sundance in January 2009, Tyler Perry announced that he and Oprah Winfrey would be providing promotional assistance to the film, which was released through Lionsgate Entertainment. Precious won the People's Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival in September. The film's title was changed from Push to Precious: Based on the Novel ""Push"" by Sapphire, to avoid confusion with the 2009 action film Push.Lionsgate gave the film a limited release in North America on November 6, 2009, with an expanded release on November 20. Precious received positive reviews from critics; the performances of Sidibe and Mo'Nique, the story, and its message were highly praised. The film was a box office success, earning over $63 million on a $10 million budget.Precious received six nominations at the 82nd Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director for Daniels, and Best Actress for Sidibe. Mo'Nique won the award for Best Supporting Actress, while Geoffrey Fletcher won for Best Adapted Screenplay, becoming the first African-American to win a screenplay award at the Oscars.<EOS>"
438,104747,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Henabery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Lyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Revier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Kohler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Henabery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Howell_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Quitter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quitter_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Henabery<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Quitter is a 1929 silent film from Columbia Pictures directed by Joseph Henabery starring Ben Lyon, Dorothy Revier and Fred Kohler.<EOS>"
439,170755,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Irene Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barclay DeVeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Irene Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carol Ann Shine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soleil_Moon_Frye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wil_Wheaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Taber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Girls' Room<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girls'_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alan_Lazar<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Girls' Room (alternate title Best of Enemies) is a 2000 comedy-drama film. It is the first film by director Irene Turner.<EOS>
440,27007,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Benjamin Combes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas Cappeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Benjamin Combes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Secker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tristan de Carbon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anaëlle Rincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlotte Poncin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cécile Fargues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Carlesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olivier Dobremel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philippe Allier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stéphane Asensio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thyra Hann Phonephet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thémann Fagour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Commando Ninja<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Synthwave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1986<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Central_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1998<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kickstarter-funded_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vietnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crowdfunded_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyborg_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1968<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ninja_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Commando_Ninja<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_martial_arts_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Commando Ninja is a 2018 English-language French martial arts action comedy film written and directed by Benjamin Combes. It pays homage to 1980s action films such as Commando, The Terminator, Rambo: First Blood Part II, Predator, and American Ninja. The film stars Eric Carlesi, Philippe Allier, Stéphane Asensio, Olivier Dobremel, Anaëlle Rincent, and Charlotte Poncin.The film was crowdfunded through Kickstarter in 2018.  It raised €31,953, which was more than double its original goal of €15,000. Originally planned to run at 45 minutes, Combes expanded the running time to 68 minutes and released the film on YouTube on 21 December 2018.<EOS>"
441,13904,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hutchison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Beaumont Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitchell_Leichter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hutchison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitchell_Leichter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Jaccard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Desert Guns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Hutchison<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Desert Guns is a 1936 American Western film directed by Charles Hutchison and starring Conway Tearle, Margaret Morris and William Gould.<EOS>"
442,161145,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Frawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kellard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stop, Look and Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stop,_Look_and_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Brower<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Stop, Look and Love is a 1939 American comedy film directed by Otto Brower and starring Jean Rogers, William Frawley, and Robert Kellard.<EOS>"
443,8388,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Milton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Milton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bella Donna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Donna_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Milton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bella Donna is a 1934 British drama film directed by Robert Milton and starring Conrad Veidt, Mary Ellis and Cedric Hardwicke.  The film is based on the 1909 novel Bella Donna by Robert Hichens which had previously been made into a 1923 American silent film Bella Donna starring Pola Negri. A further American adaptation Temptation starring Merle Oberon was produced in 1946.The film's art direction was by James A. Carter. It was made at Twickenham Studios. It is still extant unlike a number of Twickenham's productions from the decade.<EOS>"
444,149051,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_of_Tiburon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Lamb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_of_Tiburon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmgroup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_of_Tiburon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmgroup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_of_Tiburon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mermaids of Tiburon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_of_Tiburon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_of_Tiburon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_of_Tiburon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_of_Tiburon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_of_Tiburon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_LaSalle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_of_Tiburon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_of_Tiburon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mermaids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_of_Tiburon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Mermaids of Tiburon (in a modified version also known as Aqua Sex) is a 1962 film about a diver looking for buried treasure who comes across mermaids.<EOS>
445,160777,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Madden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Pleasence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Kwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Rhodes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Madden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night Creature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lee_Madden<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Night Creature (also known as Out of the Darkness) is a 1978 American horror film directed by Lee Madden and starring Donald Pleasence and Nancy Kwan. The screenplay was by Hugh Smith. Its plot follows a group of visitors on an island who are stalked by a vicious leopard that a big-game hunter has let loose to hunt.<EOS>
446,33244,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nancy Wible<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Dunn_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slapstick_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1963<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mice_and_rats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Surreal_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claws_in_the_Lease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_suburbs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Claws in the Lease is a 1963 Warner Bros. traditionally animated Merrie Melodies short film directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on November 9, 1963, and stars Sylvester and Sylvester Jr.The story revolves around Sylvester and his son leaving the city dump where they live, and attempting to find local home owners to take them in. After numerous attempts to trick a fat hillbilly woman into letting them both stay with her, their plan backfires and all three wind up living at the dump.<EOS>"
447,163451,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Bites_of_the_Apple<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Ganzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Bites_of_the_Apple<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Bites_of_the_Apple<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alvin Ganzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Bites_of_the_Apple<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Ganzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Bites_of_the_Apple<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Bites_of_the_Apple<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Ganzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Bites_of_the_Apple<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wells_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Bites_of_the_Apple<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Three Bites of the Apple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Bites_of_the_Apple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Bites_of_the_Apple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Bites_of_the_Apple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Bites_of_the_Apple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Bites_of_the_Apple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Bites_of_the_Apple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alvin_Ganzer<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Three Bites of the Apple is a 1967 American romantic comedy film directed by Alvin Ganzer.<EOS>
448,144741,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Kendall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Astell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfred Wellesley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandon_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Great Stuff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Stuff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Great Stuff is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Leslie S. Hiscott and starring Henry Kendall, Betty Astell and Alfred Wellesley. In the film, a woman's parents became robbers in a desperate effort to prevent her marrying an unsuitable man.It was made at Beaconsfield Studios as a quota quickie. The film's sets were designed by Norman G. Arnold.<EOS>"
449,136901,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Seale_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>E5 Films LLC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neil Elman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Seale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Locane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrian Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grayson_McCouch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Seale_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Seale_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Seale_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Throttle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Throttle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Throttle (also known as No Way Up) is a 2005 American thriller film and a spinoff sequel to Duel (1971). It was directed by James Seale and starring Grayson McCouch. Other cast members include Adrian Paul and Amy Locane. It was filmed entirely in Denver, Colorado.<EOS>"
450,84844,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helmut_Schleppi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Innovation_Film_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Esli Bijker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Helmut Schleppi,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Mortimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Blake Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lois Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Megan Follows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Larry Piney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helmut_Schleppi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Innovation_Film_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helmut_Schleppi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geert_Heetebrij<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Foreign Affair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Foreign_Affair_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_independent_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>A Foreign Affair is a 2003 film directed by Helmut Schleppi. The film takes place during an actual romance tour, with attendees as actors and extras throughout the film.<EOS>"
451,51985,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_G._DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Hutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_G._DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_G._DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Stork Club<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Emmett_Dolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stork_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hal_Walker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Stork Club is a 1945 American musical comedy film directed by Hal Walker and starring Betty Hutton. The supporting cast features Barry Fitzgerald, Don DeFore and Robert Benchley.<EOS>"
452,110923,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Cartoons,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Cartoons,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Backwoods Bunny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backwoods_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Ozarks<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Backwoods Bunny is a 1959 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon, directed by Robert McKimson and written by Tedd Pierce. The short was released on June 13, 1959, and stars Bugs Bunny.<EOS>"
453,104072,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hobart_Bosworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Collier Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marion Shilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Gates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Fitzroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The County Fair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The County Fair is a 1932 American pre-Code drama film directed by Louis King and starring Hobart Bosworth, Marion Shilling and Ralph Ince.<EOS>"
454,94099,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escort_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escort_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escort_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escort_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escort_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Escort for Hire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escort_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escort_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escort_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escort_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escort_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escort_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escort_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escort_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escort_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Escort for Hire is a low budget 'B' 1960 British thriller film directed by Godfrey Grayson and starring June Thorburn, Pete Murray, Noel Trevarthen, Jan Holden and Peter Butterworth. It was written by Mark Grantham and produced by the Danzigers.<EOS>"
455,18871,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Larry Elikann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Morse_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evelyn_Scott_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Parkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Warrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Malone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_O'Connor_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Douglas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Connelly_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Morse_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_reunion_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_Television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Place:_The_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Elikann<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Peyton Place: The Next Generation is a 1985 American made-for-television drama film directed by Larry Elikann. The film premiered on NBC on May 13, 1985. The film is based on the 1964–1969 television series Peyton Place and the plot is set twenty years after the original series. The film contains many of the original cast members, and there were hopes of it inspiring a television series, but such a program was never made.<EOS>"
456,146869,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevens_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Houseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevens_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Houseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meade_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In the Cool of the Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Athens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Cool_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Stevens<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In the Cool of the Day is a 1963 British-American romantic drama film released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in Metrocolor and Panavision. The film is directed by Robert Stevens and starring Peter Finch, Jane Fonda, Angela Lansbury, Arthur Hill, and Constance Cummings; with Nigel Davenport, and John Le Mesurier.<EOS>"
457,39265,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Burke_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Burke_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ABC1<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Broadcasting_Corporation_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_live_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_Australian_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_Burke_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Misery Me is a 1959 Australian television movie, or rather a live television play, which aired on ABC. It was a satirical comedy written by British playwright Dennis Cannan and had originally been a stage play.At the time, most TV plays presented on Australian television were adaptations of overseas stage plays. It is likely that the experience gained from these productions allowed ABC to later produce dramatic programs with more local interest, such as Stormy Petrel.The program was originally shown in Sydney (on ABN-2) on 15 July 1959. A kinescope (""telerecording"") was made of the program and later shown in Melbourne on 5 August 1959 (on ABV-2). In 1959, two additional ABC stations began operations, in Adelaide and Brisbane respectively, and it is not known of the program was also shown in these two cities.The archival status of the program is not known.<EOS>"
458,162067,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gladys Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Boy Boo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Boo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Boy Boo is a 1954 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated short directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on June 5, 1954, and features Foghorn Leghorn, Miss Prissy and Egghead Jr.The cartoon was one of several in the Foghorn Leghorn series utilizing the theme of Foghorn attempting to woo the widowed Miss Prissy by babysitting her gifted son (Egghead, Jr.). The title is a play on the nursery rhyme ""Little Boy Blue"".<EOS>"
459,125028,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rank Film Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William G. Chalmers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Denning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carole_Mathews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Green_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Adam_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Assignment Redhead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_Redhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Assignment Redhead (U.S. title: Million Dollar Manhunt) is a 1956 British second feature ('B') crime thriller film written and directed by Maclean Rogers. It was based on the novel Requiem for a Redhead by Lindsay Hardy.<EOS>
460,98023,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Beach Dickerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Smith_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._G._Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rita Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan DeWitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carl Steppling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Connie Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Littlejohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angels Die Hard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Outlaw_biker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_Die_Hard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Compton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Angels Die Hard is a 1970 biker film directed by Richard Compton and starring Tom Baker and William Smith. It is the first film distributed by New World Pictures; half its budget was provided by Roger Corman.The film—which was written in three months—revolves around a gang of bikers who try to save people from a mining accident. Compton shot the film on location in Kernville, California, on the shore of Lake Isabella, an old gold-mining town that was used for filming early Hollywood Westerns.<EOS>"
461,69947,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ambassador Film Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Bushell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Garry Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eve Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nancy O'Neil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Angelus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angelus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Angelus is a 1937 British crime film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Anthony Bushell, Nancy O'Neil and Garry Marsh. The plot is about a nun who leaves her convent to hunt down a murderer. It was also released as Who Killed Fen Markham?<EOS>"
462,114851,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Tennyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Realm Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Tennyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Body Vanished<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Vanished<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Tennyson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Body Vanished (first shown as The Body Vanishes) is a 1939 British second feature ('B') crime comedy film directed by Walter Tennyson and starring Anthony Hulme, C. Denier Warren, and Ernest Sefton. It was written by Ian Walker and was made at Isleworth Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
463,98348,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Stephen Marro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Adalist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Marro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Pine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Storke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lavelle_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Marro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Marro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Marro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Broadway's Finest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway's_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_crime_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Broadway's Finest is a 2012 action film, directed and produced by Stephen Marro. It stars Adam Storke, John Lavelle and Larry Pine. The film won nine awards and was nominated for nine.<EOS>"
464,148002,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Gannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Diamond_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lochlyn_Munro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Lauter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Gannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Gannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Lofti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Knight Club<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Terry_Plumeri<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Knight Club is a 2001 American film starring Lou Diamond Phillips and directed by Russell Gannon.<EOS>
465,107863,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Joe_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>in charge of production<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Joyce_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Dix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gladys_George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Norris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Kolker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Zucco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Gleason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katharine_Aldridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Joe_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Sperling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Malherbe_Hillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Here I Am a Stranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Buttolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_I_Am_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Here I Am a Stranger is a 1939 American drama film directed by Roy Del Ruth and written by Sam Hellman and Milton Sperling. The film stars Richard Greene and Richard Dix as son and father. It was based on the short story of the same name by Gordon Malherbe Hillman. The film was released on September 28, 1939 by 20th Century-Fox.<EOS>"
466,141198,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Darren Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Filmoption<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kieran Crilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frédéric Bohbot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oluniké_Adeliyi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jahmil_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nabil_Rajo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Boost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boost_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_Canadian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Boost is a 2016 Canadian drama film written and directed by Darren Curtis.The film stars Nabil Rajo and Jahmil French as Hakeem and Anthony/""A-Mac"", teenagers in the Park Extension neighbourhood of Montreal who work at Hakeem's uncle's car wash while simultaneously maintaining a sideline pursuit of passing on tips about valuable cars to the neighbourhood's gang of car thieves. One day, however, they decide to try their hands at undertaking an auto theft themselves. The film's cast also includes Fanny Mallette, Oluniké Adeliyi, Patrick Goyette, Théodore Pellerin and Juliette Gariépy.The film was originally written to be about characters of South Asian background, but was rewritten in a Black Canadian context when Rajo and French were cast as the leads. The film was released concurrently in both the original English and dubbed French versions.<EOS>"
467,159684,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Wickersham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Wickersham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Cobean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Willoughby's Magic Hat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Willoughby's_Magic_Hat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Willoughby's Magic Hat is a Phantasies animated short subject directed by Bob Wickersham, produced by Screen Gems, and released to theatres by Columbia Pictures on April 20, 1943.The short features the character of a diminutive, weak man named Willoughby Wren, who finds he is granted super-strength by wearing a cap woven from the hair of Samson. He then uses his newfound powers to save a young woman from the clutches of an evil Frankenstein's monster-like robot, but finds that his powers vanish when the hat falls off or is removed from his head, which seems to happen often. At these times, the announcer would call to Willoughby, ""Willoughby! Willoughby! The hat, Willoughby! The hat!""The film is notable for its use of stylistic design and unusual camera angles, the influence of Screen Gem employees who had defected from Walt Disney Productions following the 1941 Disney animator's strike. The designer for Willoughby's Magic Hat, Zack Schwartz, later became one of the co-founders of United Productions of America (UPA), a company that specialized in experimental and avant-garde animated shorts.Several later Screen Gems shorts featured the Willoughby character, something of an unusual superhero.<EOS>"
468,168839,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Robins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Outlaws of Boulder Pass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaws_of_Boulder_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Outlaws of Boulder Pass is a 1942 American Western film directed by Sam Newfield. The film stars George Houston as the ""Lone Rider"" and Al St. John as his sidekick ""Fuzzy"" Jones, and Dennis Moore as Sheriff Smoky Hammer, with Marjorie Manners, I. Stanford Jolley and Karl Hackett. The film was released on 12 June 1942, by Producers Releasing Corporation.This is the last of the eleven Lone Rider films starring George Houston as Tom Cameron. Starting with the next film, Overland Stagecoach, the Lone Rider will be played by Robert Livingston.Houston, once an opera singer, sang two songs in this film: ""Let Me Keep Roamin' the Prairie"" and ""The Grass Is Always Green in Sunshine Valley"". The songs were written by Johnny Lange and Lew Porter.<EOS>"
469,82521,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Color_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Neal Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Color_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rene Nagy Jr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Color_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Rucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Color_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Denman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Color_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Julian Knowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Color_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Living Color<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Color_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Color_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Color_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Color_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Color_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Color_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Living Color is a 1992 thriller film by Neal Taylor about a cat and mouse game between Molly (Kim Denman) and killer Christian (Michael Julian Knowles). It was shot in Brisbane between 5–21 January 1992 and was not released theatrically.<EOS>
470,22312,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Post<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pete Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Spencer_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Thacker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jimmy Bowen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cleavon Little<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dean Jagger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Spencer_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guillermo_Cabrera_Infante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vanishing Point<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_automobiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Colorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_racism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Denver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_C._Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanishing_Point_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Polish-Americans_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vanishing Point is a 1971 American action film directed by Richard C. Sarafian, starring Barry Newman, Cleavon Little, and Dean Jagger. It focuses on a disaffected ex-policeman and race car driver delivering a muscle car cross-country to California while high on speed (""uppers"" in the story), being chased by police, and meeting various characters along the way. Since its release it has developed a cult following.<EOS>"
471,103371,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sam Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Spiegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Spiegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Spiegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Spiegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It's Murder!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_student_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Raimi<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It's Murder! is a 1977 feature-length crime film shot on Super 8 film directed by Sam Raimi while he was still in high school. It was co-written and produced by Raimi and Scott Spiegel, and stars both Raimi and Spiegel. Raimi's first directorial work, it co-stars his frequent collaborator Bruce Campbell.<EOS>"
472,170915,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adelphi_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Dent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Trinder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adelphi_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Trinder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You Lucky People<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Lucky_People!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>You Lucky People! is a 1955 British comedy film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Tommy Trinder, Mary Parker and Dora Bryan. Originally titled Get Fell In, the film was renamed to match Trinder's familiar catchphrase. It was shot in a rival French process to CinemaScope, called 'CameraScope', with the attendant publicity describing ""the first feature to be made with an anamorphic lens in black and white! It's a camerascoop!"". It was shot at Beaconsfield Studios near London with sets designed by the art director Ray Simm.<EOS>"
473,167924,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nine_Lives_of_Marion_Barry<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Toby Oppenheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nine_Lives_of_Marion_Barry<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dana Flor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nine_Lives_of_Marion_Barry<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nine_Lives_of_Marion_Barry<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julie Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nine_Lives_of_Marion_Barry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marion_Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nine_Lives_of_Marion_Barry<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nine_Lives_of_Marion_Barry<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Nine Lives of Marion Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nine_Lives_of_Marion_Barry<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nine_Lives_of_Marion_Barry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nine_Lives_of_Marion_Barry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nine_Lives_of_Marion_Barry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nine_Lives_of_Marion_Barry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nine_Lives_of_Marion_Barry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_politicians<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Nine Lives of Marion Barry is a 2009 HBO documentary about the life of American politician Marion Barry.  The film was scored by musicians Erik Blicker and Glenn Schloss.<EOS>
474,69048,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Capaldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ruth Kenley-Letts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_E._Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_Action_Short_Film_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Scottish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scottish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_Scotland_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Capaldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Franz_Kafka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Kafka's_It's_a_Wonderful_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_Franz_Kafka<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life is a 1993 British short comedy film written and directed  by Peter Capaldi. It stars Richard E. Grant as Franz Kafka and co-stars Ken Stott. The title refers to the name of the writer Franz Kafka and the 1946 film It's a Wonderful Life, directed by Frank Capra, and the plot takes the concept of the two to absurd depths.The film features a rendition of ""Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life"" from the 1910 operetta Naughty Marietta.In 1994, the short won the BAFTA Award for Best Short Film. The following year it won the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film, tying with Trevor.<EOS>"
475,168616,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Chesterfield Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Padden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Otis Harlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gloria Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lela_E._Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Women Won't Tell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Won't_Tell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Women Won't Tell is a 1932 American pre-Code drama film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Sarah Padden, Otis Harlan and Gloria Shea. It was written by Lela E. Rogers, mother of Ginger Rogers.<EOS>"
476,164727,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Murlowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonar_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Shuster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Ian Lifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Moll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lesley-Anne Down<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hulk Hogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew McCurley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonar_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Lifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Secret Agent Club<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sonar_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Murlowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Agent_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Secret Agent Club is a 1996 American spy action comedy film starring Hulk Hogan and directed by John Murlowski. The film is about a secret spy (Hulk Hogan) who steals a laser gun and pretends that it is a toy but gets in deep trouble when the people find out who he stole the gun from.<EOS>
477,26975,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mick Garris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert B. Idels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mick_Garris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mick_Garris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Coming Soon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Mick_Garris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Mick_Garris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_Soon_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_direct-to-video_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Coming Soon is a 1982 American direct-to-video documentary film directed by John Landis for Universal Pictures. The film is narrated by Jamie Lee Curtis with a script by Mick Garris.<EOS>
478,66374,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy's_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wilson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy's_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy's_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wilson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy's_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Blake_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy's_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stacy's Knights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy's_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy's_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy's_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy's_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy's_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy's_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy's_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blackjack_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stacy's Knights is a 1983 American film directed by Jim Wilson.The film is also known as Double Down, The Touch (American video title), Winning Streak (British video title).<EOS>"
479,15830,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Figgis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Figgis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Italian-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Anthony_Marinelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Figgis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hotel is a 2001 British-Italian comedy horror-thriller film co-written and directed by Mike Figgis. It stars Salma Hayek, Rhys Ifans, David Schwimmer, Lucy Liu, Burt Reynolds, and John Malkovich.<EOS>"
480,82277,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Rains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Glen Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Leyton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stuart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ernest Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yvonne Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edith Pearson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Rains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Leyton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Land of My Father<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_My_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Land of My Fathers is a 1921 British silent drama film directed by Fred Rains and starring John Stuart, Edith Pearson and Yvonne Thomas.<EOS>"
481,145316,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Akiva Goldsman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Heyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neal H. Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Lassiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alice Braga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dash Mihok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Akiva_Goldsman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Heyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Lassiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Akiva_Goldsman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Protosevich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_viral_outbreaks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Original_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2009<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mannequins_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Village_Roadshow_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Akiva_Goldsman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2012<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_motion_capture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Overbrook_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Akiva_Goldsman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mutants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Heyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Heyday_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Richard_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Lawrence<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Am Legend is a 2007 American post-apocalyptic action horror film directed by Francis Lawrence from a screenplay by Akiva Goldsman and Mark Protosevich and starring Will Smith as US Army virologist Robert Neville. Loosely based on the 1954 novel of the same name by Richard Matheson, the film is set in New York City after a virus, which was originally created to cure cancer, has wiped out most of mankind, leaving Neville as the last human in New York City, other than nocturnal mutants. Immune to the virus, Neville works to develop a cure while defending himself against the hostile mutants. It is the third feature-film adaptation of Matheson's novel following 1964's The Last Man on Earth and 1971's The Omega Man.Warner Bros. began developing I Am Legend in 1994, and various actors and directors were attached to the project, though production was delayed due to budgetary concerns related to the script. Production began in 2006 in New York City, filming mainly on location in the city, including a $5 million scene at the Brooklyn Bridge.I Am Legend was released on December 14, 2007, in the United States and Canada. It opened to the largest-ever box office (not adjusted for inflation) for a non-Christmas film released in the U.S. in December, and was the seventh-highest-grossing film of 2007, earning $256 million domestically and $329 million internationally for a total of $585 million. The film received generally positive reviews, with Smith's performance being singled out for praise, while criticism focused on its divergences from the novel, particularly the ending. In 2022, a sequel was revealed to be in development, with Smith set to reprise his role as Neville and co-produce the film with Michael B. Jordan, who will also have a starring role.<EOS>"
482,2465,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cine Plus Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Video Service Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Patchett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ann Kindberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Debbie Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wolf Bauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jensen_Daggett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Fusco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Schuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_O'Leary_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Begley_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miguel_Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Walston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Patchett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ALF_(TV_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dick_Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_ALF<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_reunion_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Project: ALF is a 1996 American made-for-television science fiction comedy film directed by Dick Lowry which serves as a sequel to the final episode ""Consider Me Gone"" of the 1986–1990 sitcom ALF. It was broadcast in the U.S. by ABC and in Canada on CHCH-TV on February 17, 1996. The film was released on DVD in 2005 and on Blu-ray in 2023.The only actors to appear in both the series and film were Paul Fusco (the voice and puppeteer of ALF, who also co-wrote and co-executive produced the film) and Beverly Archer (who played Mrs. Byrd on the TV series and Dr. Carnage in the film).<EOS>"
483,96229,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlos_F._Borcosque<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Majestic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanchon_Royer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlos_F._Borcosque<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Majestic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanchon_Royer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fighting Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carlos_F._Borcosque<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Majestic_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fighting Lady is a 1935 American drama film directed by Carlos F. Borcosque and starring Peggy Shannon, Jack Mulhall and Marion Lessing. The film was a low-budget Poverty Row production, distributed in some regions by Majestic Pictures.<EOS>"
484,70243,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Hardwicke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Millennium_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Blum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sherryl Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Catherine Hardwicke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cam Gigandet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frances Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emily_Browning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Xavier Samuel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brandon Jay McLaren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dawn Olivieri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Hardwicke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Millennium_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Blum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherryl_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Hardwicke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Hardwicke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Plush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Erotic_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blumhouse_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_romantic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jason_Blum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IM_Global_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plush_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Catherine_Hardwicke<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Plush is a 2013 American erotic thriller film co-written, co-produced, and directed by Catherine Hardwicke and co-written by Arty Nelson with music by Nick Launay and Ming Vauz. The film stars Emily Browning, Xavier Samuel, Cam Gigandet, Dawn Olivieri, Thomas Dekker, and Frances Fisher.<EOS>"
485,74629,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neely_Plumb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Schneider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Redford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max von Sydow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Faye Dunaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cliff Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Rayfiel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorenzo_Semple_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Three Days of the Condor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Award-winning_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_thriller_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sydney_Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Dino_De_Laurentiis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Lorenzo_Semple_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Techno-thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Central_Intelligence_Agency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_conspiracy_theories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_of_the_Condor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dave_Grusin<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Three Days of the Condor is a 1975 American spy thriller film directed by Sydney Pollack and starring Robert Redford, Faye Dunaway, Cliff Robertson, and Max von Sydow. The screenplay by Lorenzo Semple Jr. and David Rayfiel was based on the 1974 novel Six Days of the Condor by James Grady.Set mainly in New York City and Washington, D.C., the film is about a bookish CIA researcher who comes back from lunch one day to discover his co-workers murdered, then subsequently tries to avoid his own murder and outwit those responsible and understand their motives. The film was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Film Editing. Semple and Rayfiel received an Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America for Best Motion Picture Screenplay.<EOS>"
486,160729,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mikki Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Oliver Hockenhull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sol Tryon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mikki Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Oliver Hockenhull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giancarlo_Canavesio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giancarlo_Canavesio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Neurons to Nirvana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neurons_to_Nirvana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Psychedelic_drug_research<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Neurons to Nirvana is a 2013 documentary film by Canadian filmmaker Oliver Hockenhull.  The film examines the evidence for the therapeutic benefits of psychedelic drugs.  The production company crowdfunded marketing and distribution through a successful Kickstarter campaign that raised more than $35,000.Two versions of the film were released, a director's cut and an educational edition.  The director's cut premiered at the Vancouver Film Festival in 2013 and is titled From Neurons to Nirvana: The Great Medicines and is 108 minutes.  The popular released version is titled: Neurons to Nirvana: Understanding Psychedelic Medicines and runs 69 minutesThe film features interviews with Gabor Maté, Dennis McKenna, Rick Doblin, Charles Grob, Jeremy Narby, Stanislav Grof, David Nutt, Julie Holland, David Healy, Michael Mithoefer, David Nichols, Amanda Feilding, Stephen Ross, Ralph Metzner, Gillian Maxwell, Manuel Schoch, Michael Winkelman, William Richards, Kathleen Harrison, Roland R. Griffiths, Wade Davis, Ingrid Pacey, and Chris Bennett.The shorter version of the film also features scenes from Ben Ridgway's experimental animated film Continuum Infinitum.<EOS>"
487,170217,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susannah_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_McDowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Bergin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Duffy_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>St. Patrick: The Irish Legend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Inon_Zur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_European_myths_and_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_5th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Patrick:_The_Irish_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Saint_Patrick<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>St. Patrick: The Irish Legend is a 2000 television historical drama film about the life of Saint Patrick, the Welsh-born fifth-century saint who brought Christianity to Ireland.<EOS>"
488,156372,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Patrick_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Zigman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyndi_Lauper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dido_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erykah_Badu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sarah Jessica Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alicia_Keys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Salaam_Remi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Dee_Theodore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rollo_Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Bliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darren Star<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Shux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Pain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lennie Petze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>KNS Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Patrick King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Melfi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Poyser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Reynolds_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Billy Stritch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael McGregor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Cattrall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristin Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Jessica Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Noth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Corbett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cynthia Nixon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Patrick_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Jessica_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Star<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Patrick_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Melfi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Patrick_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sex and the City 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sex and the City 2: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Liza_Minnelli_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Morocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Village_Roadshow_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Aaron_Zigman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weddings_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fashion_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_Arab_Emirates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Patrick_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_City_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sex_and_the_City<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sex and the City 2 is a 2010 American romantic comedy film, written and directed by Michael Patrick King. It is the second film to be based on the HBO television series. The film stars Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis, Cynthia Nixon, John Corbett and Chris Noth.Sex and the City 2 was released theatrically in the United States on May 27, 2010. The film received negative reviews from critics, who criticized the plot and running time, as well as its portrayal of the Middle East, which was seen as culturally insensitive. It was commercially successful, grossing $294.7 million worldwide against a production budget of $95 million.A follow-up television series, And Just Like That..., premiered in 2021.<EOS>"
489,127123,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jason Steele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>FilmCow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Steele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Steele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Charlie the Unicorn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_released_on_YouTube<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flash_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Viral_videos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_unicorns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_YouTube_videos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_YouTube_videos<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Charlie the Unicorn is a 2005 animated comedy short film created by Jason Steele of independent film company FilmCow in Orlando, Florida. The short follows Charlie, a lethargic and pessimistic unicorn, who is taken by a blue unicorn and a pink unicorn on an adventure to the magical Candy Mountain. However, the journey turns out to be a farce, and Charlie has his kidney stolen by the other two unicorns.Steele originally created the video as a birthday present for his mother; the video was partially credited to her and was released by her under the username TypeQueen on Newgrounds, where it rapidly increased in popularity. The video was later uploaded onto YouTube by Geoff Swanson, where it gained large viewership and continued to increase in popularity. A merchandising line was later produced, as well as four sequels and a parody series titled Charlie teh Unicron. The first three episodes in the series were released to DVD in 2009 as part of The FilmCow Master Collection.<EOS>"
490,110424,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Janie_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Shin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Janie_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tanner_Maguire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Janie_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blaine_Saunders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Janie_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Shin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Janie_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Shin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Janie_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Janie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Janie_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Janie_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Janie_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Janie_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Janie_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Janie_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Janie_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Janie_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Asian-American_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Janie  is a short film, written and directed by Christine Shin. Janie was selected as the 2005 Charles and Lucille King Finishing Fund.Janie, a 9-year-old girl, has a perfect life as an only daughter in a loving family. Her life, however, gets completely shattered when Ben, the little brother she never knew existed, unexpectedly shows up to live with her family.Janie was first released in the United States on February 26, 2006 as a part of the East Lansing Children's Film Festival, which is an offshoot of the East Lansing Film Festival. It stars Blaine Saunders, Tanner Maguire, Deborah Quayle, John Miailovich, and Katrina Feickert.<EOS>"
491,69962,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bandmaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandmaster_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bandmaster is a 1930 short animated film distributed by Columbia Pictures, and one of the long-running cartoons featuring Krazy Kat. In a reissue print by Samba Pictures, the film is simply presented as Bandmaster.<EOS>"
492,165454,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Siodmak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Minter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Siodmak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadja_Tiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natasha Parry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Bendix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Britton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Siodmak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Siodmak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Minter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Audrey_Erskine_Lindop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Leslie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Maugham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rough and the Smooth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_infidelity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Siodmak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rough_and_the_Smooth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Douglas_Gamley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Rough and the Smooth (U.S. title: Portrait of a Sinner) is a 1959 British drama film directed by Robert Siodmak and starring Nadja Tiller, Tony Britton, William Bendix, and Natasha Parry. It was written by Robin Maugham, Audrey Erskine Lindop, and Dudley Leslie, based on the 1951 novel of the same title by Maugham.It was distributed in Germany by Gloria Film. In 1961 it was given an American release by American International Pictures.The screenplay concerns an archaeologist who has an affair with a German woman, putting his engagement to another woman in jeopardy.<EOS>"
493,137031,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Graver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lone Star Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Graver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Caruth C. Byrd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lee Thornburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Glenn Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hedy Dietz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacqueline Giroux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrie_Snodgress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Railsback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Graver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Graver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Graver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Graver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trick or Treats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Halloween_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_Graver<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trick or Treats is a 1982 American slasher dark comedy film written, shot, edited, and directed by Gary Graver, and starring Jackelyn Giroux, Peter Jason, Chris Graver, David Carradine, Carrie Snodgress, and Steve Railsback. Its plot focuses on an escaped psychiatric patient who attempts to track his young son on Halloween night.<EOS>"
494,50400,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Sommers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean Daniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Misher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vince McMahon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Jacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Facinelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bernard Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dwayne Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Grant Heslov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Hu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Clarke Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steven Brand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Misher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Sommers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Daniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vince_McMahon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Jacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Sommers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hayter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Osborne_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Hales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Scorpion King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ> Nu metal,  alternative metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Belgium<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_swashbuckler_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_ancient_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sword_and_sorcery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Iraq<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:WWE_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_spin-offs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Belgian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Mummy_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Interquel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chuck_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Jacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Stephen_Sommers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Stephen_Sommers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgian_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sean_Daniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Scorpion_King_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ancient_Mesopotamia_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpion_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Hayter<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Scorpion King is a 2002 action adventure film directed by Chuck Russell. The film stars Dwayne Johnson (credited as The Rock) as the lead, with Steven Brand, Kelly Hu, Grant Heslov, and Michael Clarke Duncan in supporting roles. It is both a prequel and spin-off of The Mummy franchise and launched The Scorpion King film series. The film was Johnson's first lead role. The film received mixed reviews and grossed $178.8 million worldwide against the production budget of $60 million.The events of The Scorpion King take place 5,001 years before the events of The Mummy and The Mummy Returns, revealing the origins of Mathayus and his rise to power as the titular Scorpion King. This name is a reference to a historical king of the Protodynastic Period of Egypt, King Scorpion. The film was released on April 19, 2002.<EOS>"
495,99924,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_M._Chu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roberto Orci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Kurtzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bobby Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesse Eisenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Radcliffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morgan Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lizzy Caplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Woody Harrelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Ruffalo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sanaa Lathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jay Chou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_M._Chu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberto_Orci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Kurtzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Now You See Me 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_con_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tokyo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Macau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_magic_and_magicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1984<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2014<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Summit_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_around_New_Year<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2015<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Macau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ed_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roberto_Orci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jon_M._Chu<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Now You See Me 2 (also known as Now You See Me: The Second Act) is a 2016 American heist film directed by Jon M. Chu and written by Ed Solomon, based on a story by Solomon and Peter Chiarelli. It is the sequel to Now You See Me (2013) and the second installment in the Now You See Me film series. The ensemble cast includes Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco, Daniel Radcliffe, Lizzy Caplan, Jay Chou, Sanaa Lathan, Michael Caine, and Morgan Freeman. The plot follows the Four Horsemen, now led by FBI agent Dylan Rhodes, as they are coerced by tech magnate Walter Mabry into stealing a powerful data chip.The project was officially announced in July 2013. Principal photography began in November 2014 and concluded in May 2015. The film was released on June 10, 2016, by Lionsgate. It received mixed critical reviews but was commercially successful, grossing $334 million worldwide. A third installment, titled Now You See Me: Now You Don't, is scheduled for release on November 14, 2025.<EOS>"
496,43372,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotty_Beckett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jimmy Lydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_King_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Corky of Gasoline Alley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corky_of_Gasoline_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Bernds<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Corky of Gasoline Alley is a 1951 American comedy film directed by Edward Bernds and starring Scotty Beckett, Jimmy Lydon, and Susan Morrow. It is based on the comic strip Gasoline Alley by Frank King, and is the sequel to the previous film Gasoline Alley.<EOS>"
497,36584,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gaol Break<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaol_Break<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gaol Break is a 1936 British crime film directed by Ralph Ince and starring Ince, Basil Gill and Raymond Lovell.It was made as a quota quickie at Teddington Studios by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers.<EOS>"
498,125727,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Janni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thora_Hird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Ritchie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Janni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Waterhouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Kind of Loving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Bear_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Social_realism_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kind_of_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ron_Grainer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Kind of Loving is a 1962 British kitchen sink drama film directed by John Schlesinger, starring Alan Bates and June Ritchie. It was written by Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall based on the 1960 novel of the same name by Stan Barstow which was later adapted into the 1982 television series A Kind of Loving. The film tells the story of two lovers in early 1960s Lancashire. It belongs to the British New Wave movement.<EOS>"
499,68971,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Archived Footage:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Feather Bluster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_old_age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Bluster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Feather Bluster is a 1958 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on May 10, 1958, and features Foghorn Leghorn and the Barnyard Dawg.The short is essentially a clip show, in that the majority of the footage is reused from earlier cartoons.<EOS>"
500,70525,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alf Goddard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paddy Browne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helena Pickard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Marks_(performer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Patrick_Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Forde<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Splinters in the Navy is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Walter Forde and starring Sydney Howard, Alf Goddard, and Helena Pickard. The film was made at Twickenham Studios, and is a sequel to the film Splinters (1929), about an army concert party. A further sequel, Splinters in the Air, was released in 1937.<EOS>"
501,139107,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert K. Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Devo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lalo Schifrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ira Newborn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Aykroyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fran Drescher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Howard Hesseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lynn Whitfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Furth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>T. K. Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donna Dixon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lydia Lei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Boris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Jay_Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Gottlieb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doctor Detroit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>funk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>synthpop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>New wave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lalo_Schifrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Bruce_Jay_Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Carl_Gottlieb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Detroit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Backstreet_Records_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Doctor Detroit is a 1983 American comedy film directed by Michael Pressman with writing by Bruce Jay Friedman, Carl Gottlieb, and Robert Boris. The film stars Dan Aykroyd, Howard Hesseman, Lynn Whitfield, Fran Drescher, and Donna Dixon, with a special appearance by James Brown. It was the first film Aykroyd made after the death of John Belushi, and the first one in which he is not sharing top bill with other actors. Aykroyd and his co-star Dixon married soon after the film's release.<EOS>"
502,64007,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>American International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark L. Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lynn Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjoe_Gortner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynda_Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Zimmerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Barry_De_Vorzon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Jo_and_the_Outlaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw is a 1976 crime drama film directed by Mark L. Lester and starring Marjoe Gortner and  Lynda Carter. The film marks the big screen debut of Lynda Carter and was released four months after her first appearance as the star of the television series Wonder Woman.<EOS>
503,67850,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sturla_Gunnarsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Amy International Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Stephens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_MacCorkindale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Naseeruddin_Shah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Om_Puri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soni_Razdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vrajesh_Hirjee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roshan_Seth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kurush_Deboo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sturla_Gunnarsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_MacCorkindale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sooni_Taraporevala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Such a Long Journey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mumbai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Research_and_Analysis_Wing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sturla_Gunnarsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian-Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_a_Long_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sooni_Taraporevala<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Such a Long Journey is a 1998 Indo-Canadian English language film based on the novel of the same name written by Rohinton Mistry. The film is directed by Sturla Gunnarsson with a screenplay by Sooni Taraporevala. It stars Roshan Seth and Soni Razdan. The film received twelve Genie Awards nominations including the Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor. The film was screened at the Toronto International Film Festival.<EOS>"
504,169334,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_R._Baxley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Judy Cairo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melissa_Joan_Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Lascher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_R._Baxley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chad_Hayes_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carey_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twisted Desire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gary_Chang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twisted_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Craig_R._Baxley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Twisted Desire is a 1996 American crime thriller television film directed by Craig R. Baxley and written by twin brothers Carey and Chad Hayes. It stars Melissa Joan Hart, with real-life domestic partners Daniel Baldwin and Isabella Hoffman. The movie also stars Meadow Sisto, David Lascher, and R&B/pop star Jeremy Jordan. It aired on May 13, 1996, on NBC.The film is presented as based on real events: the 1990 murders of the parents of 14-year-old Jessica Wiseman. Jessica had her 17-year-old boyfriend, Douglas Christopher Thomas, shoot and kill her parents. Thomas was executed in 2000, when the death penalty for juveniles was still a legal punishment.<EOS>"
505,137585,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karel_Lamač<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Hellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joyce Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karel_Lamač<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Hellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miles_Malleson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Bartlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>They Met in the Dark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Liverpool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Blackpool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Met_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Karel_Lamač<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>They Met in the Dark (also known as Dark End and Spionagering M ) is a 1943 British comedy thriller film directed by Karel Lamač and starring James Mason, Joyce Howard and Edward Rigby. The screenplay concerns a cashiered Royal Naval officer and a young woman who join forces to solve a murder and hunt down a German spy ring. The film features a single song sung by Phyllis Stanley, ""Toddle Along"" (Ben Frankel, Moira Heath). The film is very loosely based on the 1941 novel The Vanishing Corpse by Anthony Gilbert.<EOS>"
506,117275,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Levy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alec C. Snowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Napier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Levy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dark Stairway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Stairway_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Dark Stairway (also known as The Greek Street Murder) is a 1954 British short film directed and written by Ken Hughes and starring Russell Napier and Vincent Ball. It was one of the Scotland Yard series of second feature shorts made in the 1950s for British cinemas by Anglo-Amalgamated at the Merton Park Studios. The films in the series are narrated by crime writer Edgar Lustgarten, and were subsequently broadcast as television episodes.<EOS>"
507,98034,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Nettheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathon_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Abi Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica Napier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Nettheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathon_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_O'Connor_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angst_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_black_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Angst is a 2000 black comedy directed by Daniel Nettheim and starring Sam Lewis, Jessica Napier, Justin Smith and Abi Tucker. It was written by Anthony O'Connor. It was shot in and around Sydney, Australia. The film was released in Australian theatres on 31 August 2000.<EOS>"
508,102834,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Duigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Network 10<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Miller_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Mitchell_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Tenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Eadie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Duigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Miller_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Mitchell_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Duigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fragments of War: The Damien Parer Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Doug_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragments_of_War:_The_Story_of_Damien_Parer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_war_photographers<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Fragments of War is a 1988 Australian TV movie about the war photographer Damien Parer.<EOS>
509,166090,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Joe_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Laemmle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Maynard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Maynard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathryn Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Beal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Joe_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Laemmle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Maynard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bennett_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_McCarty_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helmer_Walton_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Mason_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Señor Americano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Americano<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Joe_Brown<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Señor Americano is a 1929 American  sound part-talkie western film directed by Harry Joe Brown and starring Ken Maynard, Kathryn Crawford and Frank Beal.  While the film has a few talking sequences, the majority of the film featured a synchronized musical score with sound effects. It was distributed by Universal Pictures. Produced during the transition to sound, it was released in both sound and silent versions.<EOS>"
510,5470,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Lynn_Bousman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Burg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregg Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Oren Koules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tobin Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shawnee Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dina Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angus Macfadyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bahar Soomekh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Lynn_Bousman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Burg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oren_Koules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Wan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leigh_Whannell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saw III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saw III: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rating_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_self-harm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Torture_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Leigh_Whannell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saw_(franchise)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charlie_Clouser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Darren_Lynn_Bousman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Saw III is a 2006 American horror film directed by Darren Lynn Bousman from a screenplay by Leigh Whannell and a story by Whannell and James Wan. A sequel to Saw II (2005) and the third installment in the Saw film series, it stars Tobin Bell, Shawnee Smith, Angus Macfadyen, Bahar Soomekh, and Dina Meyer.In the film, John Kramer (Bell), who is known as the Jigsaw Killer and forces his victims to participate in deadly games in order to test their will to live, puts a man named Jeff (Macfadyen) through a series of tests of his ability to forgive, after Jeff's son was killed by a drunk driver.  Meanwhile, John's apprentice Amanda (Smith) has kidnapped a doctor named Lynn (Soomekh) and tasked her with keeping John, who is bedridden with terminal cancer, alive long enough for Jeff to complete his game.Much like its predecessor, the film was immediately green-lit after the successful opening weekend of the prior film. Filming took place in Toronto from May to June 2006. Whannell aimed to make the story more emotional than previous installments, particularly with the Amanda and Jigsaw storyline. The film is dedicated to producer Gregg Hoffman, who died on December 4, 2005.Saw III was released in the United States on October 27, 2006, by Lionsgate Films. It was a financial success, opening to $33.6 million and grossing $80.2 million in the United States and Canada. It is the highest-grossing film of the series in the international market and the highest-grossing film in the series overall. It received negative reviews from critics. Bell was nominated for ""Best Villain"" at the 2007 MTV Movie Awards and the film received nominations for a Saturn Award as ""Best Horror Film"". The film was released to DVD and Blu-ray on January 23, 2007 where it topped the charts selling 2.5 million units in its first week. A sequel, Saw IV, was released in 2007.<EOS>"
511,98321,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Haldane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Film Manufacturing Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walturdaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madge_Titheradge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Waller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.E._George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blanche Forsythe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Haldane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Film_Manufacturing_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walturdaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Conan_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowland_Talbot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brigadier Gerard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1915_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1810s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Napoleonic_Wars_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Depictions_of_Napoleon_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charles_Maurice_de_Talleyrand-Périgord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bert_Haldane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Arthur_Conan_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadier_Gerard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1915_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Brigadier Gerard is a 1915 British silent action film directed by Bert Haldane and starring Lewis Waller, Madge Titheradge and A.E. George. It is based on the 1896 short story collectionThe Adventures of Gerard by Arthur Conan Doyle which follows a fictional French cavalry officer during the Napoleonic Wars.<EOS>"
512,159960,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_F._Haas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Diamond_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacqueline_Beer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tryon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Merlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_F._Haas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Diamond_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Kellogg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lang_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Presnell_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Screaming Eagles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Operation_Overlord_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Sukman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_F._Haas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screaming_Eagles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Skydiving_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Screaming Eagles is a 1956 American historical war film directed by Charles F. Haas starring Tom Tryon, Jan Merlin and, in her film debut, French Miss Universe 1954 runner-up Jacqueline Beer. It was released by Allied Artists.The story is set in World War II during the night of the Normandy invasion where the 101st Airborne Division parachutes into France. The title of the film refers to the nickname of the division based on its shoulder sleeve insignia.The film is notable for its large cast of up-and-coming actors.<EOS>"
513,155342,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Matthew_Ronalds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Malloy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emanuela_Galliussi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Matthew_Ronalds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luchie_Saile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michelle_Alexandria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reynaldo_Rodis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Adams_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yuqing_Chi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Matthew_Ronalds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Malloy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emanuela_Galliussi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Matthew_Ronalds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luchie_Saile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michelle_Alexandria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reynaldo_Rodis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Adams_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yuqing_Chi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Malloy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Matthew_Ronalds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Screamers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Internet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_businesspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Found_footage_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mockumentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screamers_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_mystery_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>#Screamers is a 2016 American horror mystery film written and directed by Dean Matthew Ronalds.<EOS>
514,69306,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Factory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andy Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Malanga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Montez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Factory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Tavel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Harlot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Harlot is a 1964 American underground film directed by Andy Warhol, written by Ronald Tavel, and featuring Mario Montez lounging on a sofa, eating bananas, with Gerard Malanga in a tuxedo, and with Tavel, Billy Name, and Harry Fainlight having an off-screen discussion. This was Warhol's first sync-sound movie, filmed in December 1964 with his new Auricon camera.<EOS>"
515,5987,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edith Evanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Sheffield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donna Martell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Elephant Stampede<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Elephant Stampede is a 1951 American adventure film directed by Ford Beebe and starring Johnny Sheffield, Donna Martell and Edith Evanson. It was the sixth in the 12-film Bomba, the Jungle Boy series, based on the Bomba series of juvenile adventure books. The film's sets were designed by the art director, Vin Taylor.A new Commissioner Barnes shows up and he appears in all of the adventures which follow.<EOS>"
516,135813,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Spinell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shannon Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hollywood Harry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hollywood Harry is a 1986 American neo-noir film starring and directed by Robert Forster. It was Forster's first film as producer and director. The film also featured Forster's 14-year-old daughter, Kate.<EOS>"
517,71514,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marina_Rice_Bader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vimeo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marina Rice Bader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marina_Rice_Bader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vimeo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marina_Rice_Bader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marina_Rice_Bader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ava's Impossible Things<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava's_Impossible_Things<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ava's Impossible Things is a 2016 American romance drama film written, produced and directed by Marina Rice Bader. It stars Chloe Farnworth, Susan Duerden, Abigail Titmuss, Lauryn Nicole Hamilton and Marc Hawes. The film had its premiere screening at the 2016 Outfest Los Angeles LGBT Film Festival on July 16, 2016, and was then made available on Vimeo as part of their 'Share the Screen' initiative.<EOS>"
518,91656,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Davies_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lumiere Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Farbrother<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Davies_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dalekmania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_fandom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_Doctor_Who<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daleks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_fads_and_trends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalekmania<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dalekmania is a 1995 direct-to-video documentary film released in the United Kingdom. ""Dalekmania"" was the name given to the craze or ""mania"" among children in the United Kingdom in the 1960s for all things associated with writer Terry Nation's creations, the Daleks, which were recurring villains in the BBC science fiction TV series Doctor Who.<EOS>"
519,46207,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bryan_(art_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Peck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfrid_Hyde-White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Squire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Griffiths_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bryan_(art_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Craigie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Million Pound Note<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gambling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Alwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Mark_Twain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1903<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Pound_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_poverty_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Million Pound Note  is a 1954 British comedy film directed by Ronald Neame and starring Gregory Peck, Ronald Squire, Wilfrid Hyde-White and Jane Griffiths. It is based on the 1893 Mark Twain short story ""The Million Pound Bank Note"", and is a precursor to the 1983 film Trading Places.It was shot at Pinewood Studios and on location around London. The film's sets were designed by the art directors John Box and Jack Maxsted. It was released by Rank's General Film Distributors. The American release was handled by United Artists under the alternative title Man with a Million.<EOS>"
520,65271,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Simon Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Barnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madeleine_Sami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbie_Magasiva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Kightley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Teuila_Blakely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shimpal_Lelisi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Iaheto Ah Hi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Kightley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sione's 2: Unfinished Business<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sione's 2: Unfinished Business: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack, Music, R&B/Soul, Hip-Hop/Rap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sione's_2:_Unfinished_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Auckland<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Sione's 2: Unfinished Business is a 2012 New Zealand comedy film and the sequel to the hugely successful 2006 film Sione's Wedding. It was produced by John Barnett and Paul Davis, directed by Simon Bennett, co-produced by South Pacific Pictures and New Zealand Film Commission with music by Don McGlashan and written by Oscar Kightley and James Griffin. The film stars Oscar Kightley, Shimpal Lelisi, Robbie Magasiva, Iaheto Ah Hi, Dave Fane, Teuila Blakely, Madeleine Sami, Pua Magasiva, Mario Gaoa, Nathaniel Lees, David Van Horn, Ayşe Tezel, Dimitri Baveas, Kirk Torrance and Te Kohe Tuhaka. Sione's 2: Unfinished Business was filmed at Auckland, New Zealand. The film was theatrically released on 19 January 2012, by Sony Pictures and was released on DVD and Blu-ray on 13 June 2012, by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. The film has received mixed reviews from critics and has grossed $723,000 in New Zealand. This was Pua Magasiva's final film appearance seven years before his death on 11 May 2019.<EOS>"
521,102776,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Bernerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elyse_Knox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Shayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Norris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Veda Ann Borg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Bernerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Bernerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Scott_Darling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Forgotten Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Forgotten Women  is a 1949 American drama film directed by William Beaudine and starring Elyse Knox, Edward Norris and Robert Shayne. The film follows the lives and romantic entanglements of three women who frequent a bar.<EOS>"
522,161135,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Seeing Stars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Hollywood,_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charlie_Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animation_based_on_real_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Maurice_Chevalier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Laurel_&_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Jimmy_Durante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_the_Marx_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Stars_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Buster_Keaton<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Seeing Stars is a 1932 short animated film distributed by Columbia Pictures, and features Krazy Kat. Different from most shorts of the series, the cartoon features celebrities in their animated forms.<EOS>"
523,126554,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Compton_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Independent_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Kirkwood_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Stovin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>After the Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Compton_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_entertainers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>After the Ball is a 1957 British biographical film directed by Compton Bennett and starring Pat Kirkwood, Laurence Harvey and Jerry Stovin. It was written by Peter Blackmore and Hubert Gregg. It portrays the life of the stage performer Vesta Tilley.<EOS>"
524,156489,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Over_Elveron<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Over_Elveron<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Over_Elveron<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Laird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Over_Elveron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ> James Franciscus,  Shirley Knight, Leslie Nielsen , Franchot Tone , James Dunn, Don Ameche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Over_Elveron<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Over_Elveron<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Over_Elveron<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Laird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Over_Elveron<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shadow Over Elveron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Over_Elveron<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Over_Elveron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Over_Elveron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Over_Elveron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Over_Elveron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Over_Elveron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_television_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Shadow Over Elveron is a 1968 television crime drama film directed by James Goldstone and starring James Franciscus, Shirley Knight, and Leslie Nielsen. It aired on NBC in March 1968. The story is based on the novel Shadow Over Elveron by Michael Kingsley.<EOS>"
525,51833,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Art Levinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marty Eli Schwartz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Hershey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Petersen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Staircase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Michael_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Catholic_nuns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Catholicism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Staircase_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Karen_Arthur<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Staircase is a 1998 American television film about the story of the spiral staircase, believed by some to be miraculously built, at the Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It stars Barbara Hershey as Mother Madalyn in charge of the chapel and William Petersen as Joad, the traveling carpenter with spiritual talent as well as woodworking skill. It is based on the novel, The Staircase by Ann Rinaldi.<EOS>"
526,102811,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Baker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Darcy Bledsoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Ari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Beylin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Baker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Baker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Four Letter Words<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sean_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Letter_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Four Letter Words (also known as Climax) is a 2000 American comedy film written and directed by Sean Baker in his directorial debut.<EOS>
527,161480,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gary Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HIT_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Naomi Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Winslet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Irons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Coleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Horrocks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dougray_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HIT_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jocelyn_Stevenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Faeries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Colin_Towns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fairies_and_sprites<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faeries_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Faeries is a 1999 British animated fantasy film directed by Gary Hurst from a screenplay written by Jocelyn Stevenson, and featuring the voices of Kate Winslet, Dougray Scott and Jeremy Irons.<EOS>"
528,67198,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stormy Weather<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stormy_Weather_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Walls<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stormy Weather is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Tom Walls and starring Walls, Ralph Lynn and Robertson Hare.<EOS>"
529,153438,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillian_Hall-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelson_Keys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Campbell_Gullan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Rorke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Castles in the Air<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castles_in_the_Air_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_G._B._Samuelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Castles in the Air is a 1923 British silent drama film directed by Fred Paul and starring Nelson Keys, Lillian Hall-Davis and Campbell Gullan. It was originally made as Let's Pretend.<EOS>"
530,126241,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dermot_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hazel_Court<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eldon_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Woman of Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_of_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ernest_Morris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Woman of Mystery is a 1958 British crime film directed by Ernest Morris and starring Dermot Walsh, Hazel Court, and Ferdy Mayne. It was written by Brian Clemens and Eldon Howard and produced by The Danzigers.The film features an early performance from Michael Caine in an uncredited role.<EOS>"
531,14432,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kondelik_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonio_Padovan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Andrés Borghi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bryan Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jay Holden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jesse Baget<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damien_Leone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrea Monier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kondelik_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonio_Padovan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damien_Leone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All Hallows' Eve 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_films_about_clowns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Halloween_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Hallows'_Eve_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Damien_Leone<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All Hallows' Eve 2 is a 2015 American horror anthology film. The film is a standalone sequel to All Hallows' Eve (2013). The film was released on VOD and digital on October 6, 2015, and had a DVD release on February 2, 2016. The film grossed $33,548 in home sales.It was followed by a 2016 spin-off film titled Terrifier, which spawned the titular franchise that includes two direct sequels in 2022 and 2024.<EOS>"
532,69290,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yosemite_Sam_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bank_robbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Lift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_aircraft_hijackings<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hare Lift is a 1952 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on December 20, 1952, and stars Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam. The title is a play on the term ""air lift,"" as expressed in the plotline. Some scenes where Yosemite Sam has trouble staying inside the plane as well as the banana peel gag sending him outside the door, sticking to it in fear, were somewhat reused from the 1943 Merrie Melodies cartoon Falling Hare. Scenes from this cartoon were reused in the 1963 Merrie Melodies cartoon Devil's Feud Cake and ""Act 1"" of the 1981 package film The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie.<EOS>"
533,143387,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitchell_Leisen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanda_Hendrix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitchell_Leisen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Song of Surrender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Victor_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mitchell_Leisen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Surrender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_England<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Song of Surrender is a 1949 American period drama film directed by Mitchell Leisen and starring Wanda Hendrix, Claude Rains and Macdonald Carey. It was produced and distributed by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
534,45855,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Doug Claybourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Steinman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Simon Rhodes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Foster_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Hinnigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stuart Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Antonio Banderas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Zeta-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Letscher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mask of Zorro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mask of Zorro: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_prison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Johnston_McCulley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_swashbuckler_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amblin_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish-language_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Estudios_Churubusco_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_American_slavery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Zorro_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Terry_Rossio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1821<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1841<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pre-statehood_history_of_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mask_of_Zorro<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Mask of Zorro is a 1998 American Western swashbuckler film based on the fictional character Zorro by Johnston McCulley. Directed by Martin Campbell from a screenplay by John Eskow, Ted Elliott, and Terry Rossio, it stars Antonio Banderas in the main role, with Anthony Hopkins, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and Stuart Wilson co-starring in supporting roles. The film features the original Zorro, Don Diego de la Vega (Hopkins), escaping from prison to find his long-lost daughter (Zeta-Jones) and avenge the death of his wife at the hands of the corrupt governor Rafael Montero (Wilson). He is aided by his successor (Banderas), who is pursuing his own vendetta against the governor's right-hand man while falling in love with de la Vega's daughter.Executive producer Steven Spielberg had initially developed the film for TriStar Pictures with directors Mikael Salomon and Robert Rodriguez, before Campbell signed on in 1996. Salomon cast Sean Connery as Don Diego de la Vega, while Rodriguez brought Banderas in the lead role. Connery dropped out and was replaced with Hopkins, and The Mask of Zorro began filming in January 1997 at Estudios Churubusco in Mexico City, Mexico.The Mask of Zorro was released in the United States on July 17, 1998, to critical and commercial success, grossing $250.3 million against a $65-95 million budget. The film was nominated for two awards at the 71st Academy Awards, and two awards at the 56th Golden Globe Awards. A sequel, The Legend of Zorro, also starring Banderas and Zeta-Jones and directed by Campbell, was released in 2005, but did not fare as well as its predecessor.<EOS>"
535,41023,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Rowson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Rowson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mrs. Dane's Defence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Dane's_Defence_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_A._V._Bramble<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mrs. Dane's Defence is a 1933 British drama film directed by A. V. Bramble and starring Joan Barry, Basil Gill and Francis James. It was an adaptation of the 1900 play Mrs Dane's Defence by Henry Arthur Jones. The play had previously been adapted into an American silent film.It was made at Wembley Studios as a quota quickie for release by the British subsidiary of Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
536,25783,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Voyage_that_Shook_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Steve Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Voyage_that_Shook_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>TVF Ltd, Fathom Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Voyage_that_Shook_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Wieland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Voyage_that_Shook_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ben Suter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Voyage_that_Shook_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Wieland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Voyage_that_Shook_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Voyage that Shook the World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Voyage_that_Shook_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Voyage_that_Shook_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Voyage_that_Shook_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Voyage_that_Shook_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Voyage_that_Shook_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pseudohistory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Voyage_that_Shook_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_creationism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Voyage_that_Shook_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charles_Darwin<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Voyage That Shook The World is a 2009 dramatised documentary film commissioned by Creation Ministries International, a Christian Young Earth creationist organisation, and produced by Fathom Media. It was released to mark the 200th anniversary of Charles Darwin's birth and the 150th anniversary of the publication of his seminal work On the Origin of Species.The film includes interviews with scholars, academics and scientists covering a wide range of views. These include some who accept the scientific consensus on evolution as well as proponents of intelligent design and young Earth creationism. It features wild-life footage from the Galapagos Islands as well as on-location footage from Argentina, Chile, Tierra del Fuego and the United Kingdom. The film's dramatised sequences were shot on location in Tasmania, Australia.A historian featured in the film has stated that the creationist backing of the film had been concealed when he agreed to take part, that the editing of his words could give a false impression of his views, and that the film presents a historically distorted portrait of Darwin. Creation Ministries agreed that they had set up a ""front company"" to approach experts. They denied any deception and stated that one of the interviewees had admitted that while the producers choose comments they ""didn't distort what we said"", and compared their approach to that used by the BBC in making documentaries.The three historians featured in the film subsequently issued a statement that they had been misrepresented by the film company's selective reconstruction of Darwin's voyage.CMI countered these claims with extended quotes from the interviews of the historians. Their response was described as appearing to be sound in specific aspects by American skeptic Jim Lippard, who had not seen the film at that time. Having seen the film, he described it as trying to hide its own creationism, which becomes increasingly apparent as the film progresses.<EOS>"
537,115562,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yoram Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Haddrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robyn Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Meillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Pate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Frawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Camel Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flying_Bark_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Camel_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Camel Boy is a 1984 Australian animated feature film by Yoram Gross.<EOS>
538,161561,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Sidaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Malibu Bay Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arlene Sidaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erik_Estrada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Trejo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cynthia_Brimhall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dona_Speir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Devin_DeVasquez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Sidaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Sidaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Guns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sexploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Girls_with_guns_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andy_Sidaris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Guns  is a 1990 action film about a group of female agents who are sent to take out a South American gun runner. The film was written and directed by Andy Sidaris, and stars Erik Estrada, Dona Speir, Devin DeVasquez, Cynthia Brimhall, and Danny Trejo. It's the fifth installment in the Triple B film series.<EOS>"
539,165235,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ted De Wit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._R._Crawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted De Wit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._R._Crawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Money Minters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Sudbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Minters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Theatrical_Short_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Money Minters (French: Les Monnayeurs) is a Canadian short documentary film, directed by Ted De Wit and released in 1958. Sponsored by INCO and the Royal Canadian Mint, the film documents the process of making a coin from the initial mining of metal ore at Sudbury to the coin's final production at the Royal Canadian Mint.The film was one of three co-winners, alongside The Quest and The Tall Country, of the Canadian Film Award for Best Theatrical Short Film at the 11th Canadian Film Awards in 1959.<EOS>"
540,141371,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Pinter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Film_Theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ely_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_O'Callaghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_Tandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Pinter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Film_Theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ely_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Butley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexuality-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ely_Landau<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Butley is a 1974 American-British drama film directed by Harold Pinter and starring Alan Bates, Jessica Tandy, Richard O'Callaghan, Susan Engel, and Michael Byrne. It was adapted by Simon Gray from his 1971 play of same name. It was produced by Ely Landau and released through Landau's American Film Theatre.<EOS>"
541,168485,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Barsha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evelyn_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Barsha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Myton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wildcat of Tucson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wildcat_of_Tucson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Wild_Bill_Hickok<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wildcat of Tucson is a 1940 American Western film directed by Lambert Hillyer and starring Bill Elliott as ""Wild Bill"" Hickok and Evelyn Young as Vivian Barlow. It is the third in Columbia Pictures' series of 12 ""Wild Bill Hickok"" films, followed by Across the Sierras.The film was produced and released by Columbia Pictures. A feature film, its length is 59 minutes.<EOS>"
542,98014,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Sagal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sophia_Loren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Vernon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Railsback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Sagal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angela<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Henry_Mancini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Boris_Sagal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_Canada<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Angela is a 1978 Canadian drama film directed by Boris Sagal and starring Sophia Loren and Steve Railsback.<EOS>
543,156986,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Bruce_Humberstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Reagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Bruce_Humberstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She's Working Her Way Through College<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_Thurber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Working_Her_Way_Through_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_H._Bruce_Humberstone<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>She's Working Her Way Through College is a 1952 American comedy film produced by Warner Bros. A musical comedy in Technicolor, it is directed by H. Bruce Humberstone, and stars Virginia Mayo and Ronald Reagan. The screenplay is based on the 1940 Broadway play The Male Animal by James Thurber and Elliott Nugent, although the play's title is not mentioned in the screen credits.<EOS>"
544,123900,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John E. Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Randle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robbie Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Korris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Somewhere in England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_England_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_E._Blakeley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Somewhere in England is a 1940 British comedy film directed by John E. Blakeley and starring Frank Randle, Harry Korris and Winki Turner. It follows the adventures of an anti-authoritarian private stationed in a military camp in the North of England during the Second World War. It was the first in the Somewhere film series, followed by its sequel Somewhere in Camp in 1942.<EOS>"
545,97027,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirtation_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Birinsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirtation_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leo Birinsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirtation_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Birinsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirtation_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Birinsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirtation_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Flirtation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirtation_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirtation_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirtation_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirtation_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirtation_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirtation_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirtation_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leo_Birinsky<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Flirtation is a 1934 American drama film directed by Leo Birinsky and starring Jeanette Loff, Ben Alexander and Arthur Tracy.<EOS>"
546,87377,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>GFD<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_MacQuitty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St_John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Gregson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Sinden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_MacQuitty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St_John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Estridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Above Us the Waves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_submarine_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Us_the_Waves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Navy_in_World_War_II_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Above Us the Waves is a 1955 British war film about human torpedo and midget submarine attacks in Norwegian fjords against the German battleship Tirpitz. Directed by Ralph Thomas, it is based on two true-life attacks by British commando frogmen, first using Chariot manned torpedoes in Operation Title in 1942, and then X-Craft midget submarines in Operation Source in 1943. Filmed at Pinewood Studios, England, with outdoor scenes in Guernsey, some of the original war equipment was used in the film.<EOS>"
547,47126,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_Auzins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bruning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Fitzpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kay Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_Auzins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bruning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_McLean_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Night Nurse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nurses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Igor_Auzins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_television_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Night Nurse is a 1978 Australian television film about the relationship between a former opera star and her night nurse.It was produced by Bruning's Gemini Productions.<EOS>
548,137262,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winterbottom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:2_Entertain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Eaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Eccleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dervla_Kirwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winterbottom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:2_Entertain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Eaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>With or Without You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_or_Without_You_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>With or Without You is a 1999 British romantic drama film directed by Michael Winterbottom and starring Christopher Eccleston and Dervla Kirwan. Set in Belfast, it tells the story of a married couple trying to have children. Their efforts are interrupted when past loves re-enter their lives. The film went straight to video in the UK.<EOS>"
549,159976,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Generation_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Beletic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Generation_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Generation_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Second Generation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Generation_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Generation_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Generation_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Generation_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Michael_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Generation_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wieden+Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Generation_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nike_Inc._advertising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Generation_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Generation_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_in_American_television<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>""Second Generation"" is a 2006 television advertisement introducing Nike's Air Jordan XXI brand of basketball shoes. The ad depicts signature moves from Michael Jordan's NBA career, recreated in the present day by twelve young basketball players around the world. Included are moments from the 1989, 1991, 1992, and 1998 NBA playoffs and the iconic 1988 slam dunk.The ad was produced by Smuggler and directed by Brian Beletic for the advertising agency Wieden+Kennedy. Casting began in November 2005, filming took place in January 2006, and the ad debuted on television that February. Advertising publications gave favorable reviews to ""Second Generation"", although it did not win major awards.<EOS>"
550,135801,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jack Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Benson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Vollaire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margery Pickard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pamela Carme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Holiday Lovers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_Arliss<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Holiday Lovers is a 1932 romantic comedy film from the United Kingdom. It is written by notable screenwriter and director Leslie Arliss, directed by Jack Harrison and stars Margery Pickard, George Vollaire, Pamela Carme and George Benson in his debut role. Filming took place at Wembley Studios under the supervision of Hugh Perceval, the head of Fox productions U.K, with production design by J. Elder Wills. It is the first film of Harry Cohen  Productions and marks the return of film making to Wembley Studios after a major fire.When a man and woman of modest means meet on a Brighton pier they begin a holiday romance. However, when they each act rich to dupe the other, there are unintended consequences.<EOS>"
551,14772,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Burt Gillett or Ub Iwerks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ub_Iwerks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Arctic Antics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Arctic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ub_Iwerks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Antics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Arctic Antics is a Silly Symphonies animated Disney short film. It was released on June 26, 1930.The director of the short is uncertain. Ub Iwerks' name is on the draft, but Iwerks had left the Walt Disney Studio four months before the animators started producing the cartoon. In Walt Disney's Silly Symphonies: A Companion to the Classic Cartoon Series, Russell Merritt and J.B. Kaufman say that it's ""likely, but uncertain"" that Burt Gillett directed the short. After Iwerks left, Gillett directed all but one of the subsequent 1930 Silly Symphonies. Further, the scenes of the singing walrus and the applauding seals are lifted directly from Wild Waves, a Mickey Mouse short directed by Gillett in late 1929.<EOS>"
552,152982,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Imperioli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Burstyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_20th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Harpo_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lennie_Niehaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Mitch_Albom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oprah_Winfrey_Presents:_Mitch_Albom's_For_One_More_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oprah_Winfrey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>For One More Day is a 2007 television film adaptation of the Mitch Albom's 2006 novel of the same name, which was a New York Times Best Seller. Produced by Oprah Winfrey's Harpo Productions, the film stars Michael Imperioli and Ellen Burstyn as leads. Director Lloyd Kramer also directed the TV film version of Albom's 2003 novel The Five People You Meet in Heaven. Michael Imperioli who also appeared in the previous film, had his son, Vadim, play his younger version in this film.Nick Lachey performs the song ""Ordinary Day"" on the soundtrack of the film. The film was first aired by ABC on December 9, 2007.<EOS>"
553,163618,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Barsha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Hayden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Savage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dub_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Barsha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Earl_Repp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Horseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Horseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Horseman is a 1944 American Western film directed by William Berke and starring Russell Hayden, Dub Taylor, and Ann Savage.<EOS>"
554,69121,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lindsley Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Ritter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Hackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Evers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frontier Town<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Town_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grand_National_Films_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frontier Town is a 1938 American Western film directed by Ray Taylor and starring Tex Ritter, Karl Hackett and Ann Evers.<EOS>"
555,136304,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Carl Thibault<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rivercoast Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carl Thibault<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Benjamin Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric J. Thibault and Sabrina Thibault<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John D. Gorick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joshua J. Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Napoleon Bemis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Garage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garage_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Garage is a 2006 American independent film written and directed by Carl Thibault.<EOS>
556,171045,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Don Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Vaughn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jay Kulp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferlin_Husky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Drexel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Introducing Simone Griffeth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lonnie Bower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Swamp Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Swamp Girl is a 1971 American backcountry drama film, independently made on a low budget in Georgia by Donald A. Davis Productions, Inc., co-produced and co-written by Don Davis (who also directed), Jack Vaughn (who also plays a cameo role) and Jay Kulp (who was also the cinematographer and died in the aftermath of a jeep accident near the end of production). The sole name billed before the title is that of country singer Ferlin Husky, with second billing going to country singer-songwriter Claude King. The title role is played by Georgia native Simone Griffeth who receives an ""Introducing"" credit in her film debut.The film's general release was in November 1971, but the location of the premiere, in June, was the small Georgia city of Waycross, the closest city to the Okefenokee Swamp. The opening credits state, ""Swamp locations courtesy of Okefenokee Swamp Park Waycross, Georgia"" and ""Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge U.S. Dept. of Interior Folkston, Georgia"".<EOS>"
557,79174,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Weddings Are Wonderful<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_Are_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Weddings Are Wonderful is a 1938 British comedy film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring June Clyde, Esmond Knight and René Ray. It was made at Walton Studios.<EOS>"
558,46974,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_T._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dieter Geissler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan Brandis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clarissa Burt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Wesley Shipp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenny Morrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Umbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_T._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Neverending Story II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Neverending Story II - The Next Chapter: Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_giants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Folk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_T._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dragons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:High_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Argentina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wish_fulfillment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CineVox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_The_Neverending_Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_NeverEnding_Story_II:_The_Next_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_NeverEnding_Story_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The NeverEnding Story II: The Next Chapter is a 1990 fantasy film and a sequel to The NeverEnding Story. It was directed by George T. Miller and stars Jonathan Brandis as Bastian Bux, Kenny Morrison as Atreyu, and Alexandra Johnes as the Childlike Empress. The only actor to return from the first film was Thomas Hill as Carl Conrad Coreander. The film used plot elements from Michael Ende's novel The Neverending Story (primarily the second half) but introduced a new storyline. Upon its American theatrical release in 1991, the Bugs Bunny animated short Box-Office Bunny was shown before the film. This short was also included on the VHS and LaserDisc release later that year.<EOS>"
559,156036,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Middleditch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Fu_Maltha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Fu_Maltha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Scott_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Separation City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Separation City is a 2009 New Zealand film starring Joel Edgerton, Rhona Mitra, Danielle Cormack, and Les Hill. It is directed by Paul Middleditch. Filming concluded in June, 2009, after 5 weeks of shooting.It is a comedy-drama, following the collapse of two marriages, set in Wellington.<EOS>"
560,103070,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gorilla My Dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_gorillas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gorilla_My_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_parody_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gorilla My Dreams is a Warner Bros. Looney Tunes theatrical animated short directed by Robert McKimson and written by Warren Foster.  The short was released on January 3, 1948, and stars Bugs Bunny.The story is a parody of the many jungle films that were prominent in the 1930s and 1940s which often featured gorillas extensively (though not always behaviorally accurately), most notably the Tarzan films. The title is a play on the expression ""Girl o' My Dreams"". The short featured Gruesome Gorilla, who reappeared in Hurdy-Gurdy Hare and as a boss in Bugs Bunny and Taz Time Busters.The cartoon was remade in 1959 as Apes of Wrath. The Gorillas later make their appearance in Looney Tunes Cartoons Valentine’s Extwavaganza!, only this time in their most substantial role to date where they are voiced by Fred Tatasciore while still being anthropomorphic as usual.<EOS>"
561,167565,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Martin_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Lynley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Newmar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Rowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Everett_Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Maltese Bippy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Queens,_New_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Maltese_Bippy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nelson_Riddle<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Maltese Bippy is a 1969 comedy horror film, directed by Norman Panama and released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The film is a vehicle for comedy team Dan Rowan and Dick Martin, who had recently found fame in their television show Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In. ""Bippy"" is a catchphrase from their show.In the film, two sexploitation producers are suspects in a murder investigation. One of them considers himself a werewolf, and suspects that his monstrous alter ego performed the murder.<EOS>"
562,141001,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Cedar_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Cedar_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Cedar_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_Ralston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Cedar_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Marshal of Cedar Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Cedar_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Cedar_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Cedar_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Cedar_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Cedar_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Cedar_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Cedar_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Cedar_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Cedar_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Keller<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Marshal of Cedar Rock is a 1953 American Western film directed by Harry Keller and starring Allan Lane, Phyllis Coates and Eddy Waller.The film's art direction was by Frank Hotaling.<EOS>"
563,25874,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Brind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rise and Fall of English Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_historical_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eldon_Rathburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Quebec_politics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_human_migration<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rise_and_Fall_of_English_Montreal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_Anglophone_culture_in_Montreal<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Rise and Fall of English Montreal is a 1993 Canadian documentary film directed by William Weintraub and produced by the National Film Board of Canada in Montreal.The film deals with the exodus of English-speaking Quebecers that began in the 1960s and was accelerated by the 1976 Quebec general election.<EOS>
564,81419,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Colpaert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cineville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Mota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Colpaert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cineville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Colpaert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>G.I. Jesús<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Iraq_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carl_Colpaert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G.I._Jesús<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>G.I. Jesús (alternatively, G.I. Jesus) is a 2006 American film directed by Carl Colpaert. The film follows Jesús, a Mexican national seeking US citizenship through military service, who returns home to Los Angeles on furlough from the Iraq War. It won the grand jury prize at the 2006 CineVegas Film Festival.<EOS>"
565,83418,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Balchin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>23<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_thriller_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_blind_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:23_Paces_to_Baker_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Nigel_Balchin<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>23 Paces to Baker Street is a 1956 American DeLuxe Color mystery thriller film directed by Henry Hathaway. It was released by 20th Century-Fox and filmed in CinemaScope on location in London. The screenplay by Nigel Balchin was based on the 1938 novel Warrant for X by Philip MacDonald.The 1939 British film The Nursemaid Who Disappeared was also based on MacDonald's novel.<EOS>
566,169255,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Massengale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Bunk_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Massengale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quentin_Crisp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathy_Najimy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Robertson_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Stoler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Gunderson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Massengale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Bunk_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Topsy and Bunker: The Cat Killers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Topsy_and_Bunker:_The_Cat_Killers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_mystery_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Topsy and Bunker: The Cat Killers is a 1992 mystery/drama film released by Top Bunk Films, the first feature film directed by underground cine-video artist Thomas Massengale.<EOS>"
567,81596,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_McKay_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>October Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lauren Zalaznick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunjanue_Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lili Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Grace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruklin Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_McKay_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_McKay_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lili_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girls Town<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rape_and_revenge_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Town_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_female_buddy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Girls Town is the 1996 feature film directing debut by Jim McKay. It stars Lili Taylor, Bruklin Harris, Anna Grace, and Aunjanue Ellis in her film debut. The plot follows a group of girl friends and their coming-of-age during their senior year of high school in urban America. The screenplay for the film was mostly developed through improvisations among the four lead actresses.Girls Town had its world premiere on January 20, 1996, at the Sundance Film Festival, where it won the Filmmakers' Trophy. It received a limited release in the United States on August 21, 1996. The Girls Town soundtrack was released on August 20, 1996, by Mercury Records.<EOS>"
568,69503,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nate_Watt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Boyd_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_'Gabby'_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gail_Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nate_Watt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_E._Mulford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harrison_Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hopalong Cassidy Returns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hopalong_Cassidy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hopalong_Cassidy_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nate_Watt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hopalong Cassidy Returns (1936) is a Western film sequel starring William Boyd, the seventh of the ""Hopalong Cassidy"" westerns.This was the first of 13 Hopalong Cassidy movies in which Morris Ankrum starred with William Boyd. He also was in two Hopalong Cassidy TV productions, Black Waters (1952) and The Black Sombrero (1954).<EOS>"
569,107000,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangerine_Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Weis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bobby Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Mancuso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Coyote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max Gail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathryn Harrold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carole Laure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carol Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Heartbreakers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tangerine_Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_painters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bobby_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreakers_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_buddy_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Heartbreakers is a 1984 American drama film starring Peter Coyote and Nick Mancuso. It was written and directed by Bobby Roth. The film was entered into the 35th Berlin International Film Festival.<EOS>
570,11125,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bodgie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Menmuir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bodgie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Menmuir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bodgie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bodgie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bodgie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Broadcasting_Corporation_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bodgie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Australian_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bodgie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_live_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bodgie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_Australian_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bodgie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_television_plays<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bodgie is an Australian television movie, or rather a live television play with filmed sequences, which aired on ABC during 1959. Originally broadcast on 12 August 1959 in Sydney on ABN-2, a kinescope recording was made of the program and shown in Melbourne on ABV-2 on 2 September 1959.At the time, most live plays broadcast on Australian television were simply performances of overseas plays. Bodgie was based on a British story written by an Australian, Rex Rientis, which was adapted to be relocated to Australia by another Australian writer, Alan Seymour.It is not known if the kinescope recording of the broadcast is still extant or not.<EOS>"
571,34924,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Hyams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Borden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Armyan Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Pollak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rod Steiger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabriel Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arnold Schwarzenegger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Tunney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Hyams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_W._Marlowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>End of Days<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Devil_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spirit_possession<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1999<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_religious_buildings_and_structures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_New_York_City_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Holiday_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beacon_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_distributed_by_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Hyams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cults<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Satanism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_around_New_Year<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vatican_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1979<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_widowhood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>End of Days is a 1999 American action horror film directed by Peter Hyams and written by Andrew W. Marlowe. It stars Arnold Schwarzenegger, with Gabriel Byrne, Robin Tunney, Kevin Pollak, Rod Steiger, CCH Pounder, Derrick O'Connor, Miriam Margolyes, and Udo Kier in supporting roles. The film follows alcoholic former New York Police Department detective Jericho Cane (Schwarzenegger) who, after he saves a banker (Byrne) from an assassin, finds himself embroiled in a religious conflict and must protect an innocent young woman (Tunney) who is chosen by evil forces to conceive the Antichrist with Satan.The film was released by Universal Pictures in North America on November 24, 1999, and received largely negative reviews, but was a box office success grossing $212 million worldwide.<EOS>"
572,78733,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavin_O'Connor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Greg O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gavin O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Isham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Mimran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jordan Schur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nick Nolte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Grillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joel Edgerton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Morrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavin_O'Connor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavin_O'Connor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mimran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordan_Schur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavin_O'Connor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Dorfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Warrior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Warrior: Original Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_alcoholism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Martial_arts_tournament_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mixed_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlantic_City,_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gavin_O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Isham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_rivalries<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Warrior is a 2011 American martial arts sports drama film directed by Gavin O'Connor. It stars Tom Hardy and Joel Edgerton as two estranged brothers whose entrance into a mixed martial arts tournament makes them come to terms with their lives and each other. Nick Nolte, Jennifer Morrison, Frank Grillo, and Bryan Callen appear in supporting roles. Real-life MMA and combat sports figures like Kurt Angle, Nate Marquardt, Anthony Johnson, Roan Carneiro, Yves Edwards, Amir Perets, and Dan Caldwell make appearances.The film was theatrically released in the United States on September 9, 2011, by Lionsgate. Although not commercially successful, the film received positive reviews from critics, with Nolte receiving an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor.<EOS>"
573,159993,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Luckwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Derek Winn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Shiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greta_Gynt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Hayter_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Luckwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>See How They Run<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_How_They_Run_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_Arliss<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>See How They Run is a 1955 British comedy film directed by Leslie Arliss and starring Ronald Shiner, Greta Gynt, James Hayter and Wilfrid Hyde-White. It was written by Arliss, Philip King, Roy Miller and Val Valentine, based on the King's 1944 play of the same name. It was produced by Bill Luckwell and Derek Winn for Winwell.<EOS>"
574,26876,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kitchin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kitchin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Come On George!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_George!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Come On George! is a 1939 British comedy film directed by Anthony Kimmins which stars George Formby, with Pat Kirkwood and Joss Ambler in support. It was made by Associated Talking Pictures. It concerns the world of horse racing, and Formby, who had once been a stable apprentice, did his own riding in the film. Songs featured are ""I'm Making Headway Now"", ""I Couldn't Let The Stable Down"", ""Pardon Me"", and ""Goodnight Little Fellow, Goodnight"".<EOS>"
575,24447,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Indian_Summer_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Meckler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Indian_Summer_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin Pope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Indian_Summer_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Indian Summer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Indian_Summer_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Indian_Summer_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Indian_Summer_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Indian_Summer_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Indian_Summer_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Indian_Summer_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Indian_Summer_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Indian_Summer_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Indian_Summer_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Indian_Summer_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Indian_Summer_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_British_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Indian Summer, also known as Alive & Kicking, is a 1996 British drama film directed by Nancy Meckler and starring Jason Flemyng, Antony Sher and Bill Nighy. The script was written by Martin Sherman. The film was released in the UK as Indian Summer and in the United States as  Alive & Kicking due to the recently released Indian Summer by Mike Binder in 1993. The film had its premiere at the 40th London Film Festival on 17 November 1996.<EOS>"
576,169259,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Alps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pepé_Le_Pew_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Penelope_Pussycat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Scent's_Worth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two Scent's Worth is a 1955 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies short directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on October 15, 1955, and stars Pepé Le Pew. The title is a play on the term ""two cents worth"", meaning one's unsolicited opinion.In the film, a bank robber uses an ordinary cat (Penelope Pussycat) disguised as a skunk to scare away the patrons of the bank. The cat unwittingly attracts a real skunk who falls in love with her. Pepé Le Pew chases his love interest through the French Alps.<EOS>"
577,64056,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Jacobs_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Keel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allyn_Ann_McLerie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Jacobs_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Calamity Jane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Calamity_Jane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Wild_Bill_Hickok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Original_Song_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ray_Heindorf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Dakota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calamity_Jane_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_frontier<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Calamity Jane is a 1953 American Technicolor Western musical film starring Doris Day and Howard Keel, and directed by David Butler. The musical numbers were staged and directed by Jack Donohue, who a year later would direct the film musical Lucky Me, also starring Doris Day. The film is loosely based on the life of Wild West heroine Calamity Jane (Doris Day) and explores an alleged romance between her and Wild Bill Hickok (Howard Keel).Calamity Jane was devised by Warner Bros. in response to the success of the 1950 film Annie Get Your Gun, and won the Academy Award for Best Original Song for ""Secret Love"" (Sammy Fain and Paul Francis Webster), and was also Oscar-nominated for Best Music, Scoring of a Musical Picture (Ray Heindorf) and Best Sound, Recording (William A. Mueller).The songs and screenplay would form the basis of a 1961 stage musical of the same name that has had a number of productions.<EOS>"
578,49182,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katt_Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Monash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Irving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>J. Smith-Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dylan Bruno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Bergl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katt_Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Monash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rafael_Moreu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rage: Carrie 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1986<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bullying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_telekinesis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carrie_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mass_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1999<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virginity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_supernatural_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage:_Carrie_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Katt_Shea<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Rage: Carrie 2 is a 1999 American supernatural horror film directed by Katt Shea, and starring Emily Bergl in her film debut, along with Jason London, Dylan Bruno, J. Smith-Cameron, and Amy Irving. It is a sequel to the 1976 film Carrie based on the 1974 novel by Stephen King, and serves as the second film in the Carrie franchise. Its plot follows Rachel Lang, the younger half-sister of Carrie White, also suffering with telekinesis, who finds that her best friend Lisa Parker's suicide was spurred by a group of popular male classmates who exploited her for sexual gain.The film was originally titled The Curse and did not have connections to the Carrie novel or film, but was eventually rewritten to be a direct sequel to the 1976 film. It was shot on location in and around Charlotte, North Carolina in the spring of 1998.The Rage: Carrie 2 was released on March 12, 1999, and was a box office bomb, grossing $17 million against a $21 million production budget. It received generally negative reviews, which criticized the routine recycling of the original film's story and themes. However, they widely praised the performance of Bergl, who was nominated for a Saturn Award for Best Performance by a Younger Actor for her work on the film at the 26th Saturn Awards. The film has received some retrospective commentary for its themes of rape culture and bullying in high schools.<EOS>"
579,164901,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_&_Dominions_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Winifred Shotter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Kove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_&_Dominions_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Lipscomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Chance of a Night Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chance_of_a_Night_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Chance of a Night Time is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Ralph Lynn, Winifred Shotter and Kenneth Kove. The screenplay was written by Ben Travers based on his play The Dippers, and the cast included cast members from Travers's Aldwych Farces. It was shot at Elstree Studios outside London with sets designed by the art director Lawrence P. Williams.<EOS>"
580,32080,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Barrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_Jeans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Loder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Sarony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Atkinson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sewell_Stokes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rolling in Money<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_in_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Parker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rolling in Money is a 1934 British comedy film directed by Albert Parker and starring Isabel Jeans, Leslie Sarony and John Loder.  It was made at Ealing Studios  by the British subsidiary of Fox Film. It was not a quota quickie like much of the subsidiary's output at the time. It was an adaptation of the play Mr. Hopkinson by R. C. Carton.<EOS>"
581,32464,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Residents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Whifler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Residents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:N._Senada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Raoul_Brody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marge_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Smyk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Residents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Whifler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Residents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vileness Fats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Unreleased_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_unfinished_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vileness_Fats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Residents<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vileness Fats is an unfinished musical film project by avant-garde art collective The Residents, filmed primarily between 1972 and 1976. The Residents shot over fourteen hours of film and videotape for the project, but they cancelled the production less than two thirds of the way through shooting their incomplete script.Sections of the film have been released on home video. The 30-minute Whatever Happened to Vileness Fats? featurette was released in 1984, and the Icky Flix DVD in 2001 included a remastered 17-minute ""concentrate"" excising numerous plot points. Additional clips and outtakes from the production were seen in the 2015 documentary Theory of Obscurity: A Film About The Residents.<EOS>"
582,35234,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epsilon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolf_de_Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epsilon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolf_de_Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epsilon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolf_de_Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epsilon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Epsilon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epsilon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia, Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epsilon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epsilon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epsilon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nudity_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epsilon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Time_loop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epsilon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epsilon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epsilon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rolf_de_Heer<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Epsilon (also titled Alien Visitor) is a 1995 Australian-Italian science fiction film that was directed by Rolf de Heer. It features Ulli Birve and Syd Brisbane (and Alethea McGrath, but in the 1997 expanded version only). The extended version of the film runs for 92 minutes and was distributed by Miramax in 1997.<EOS>"
583,171329,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Taken for a Ride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taken_for_a_Ride_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_gorillas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Taken for a Ride is a 1931 short animated film by Columbia Pictures, and one of many starring Krazy Kat. Existing prints of the cartoon are likely to have missing footage and some distorted sequences.<EOS>"
584,102386,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Halstead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dick Barton at Bay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_radio_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_at_Bay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dick Barton at Bay is a 1950 British second feature ('B') spy film directed by Godfrey Grayson and starring Don Stannard. It was written by Ambrose Grayson and was intended to be the second of three films that Hammer Film Productions made about the British agent Dick Barton, although it was the last one to be released, following Dick Barton: Special Agent (1948) and Dick Barton Strikes Back (1949). The film started production on March 4, 1948 (intended to be the 2nd film in a Dick Barton trilogy), but it was only trade shown on Sept. 2, 1950, and theatrically released on Oct. 2, 1950.  The film's original working title was Dick Barton and the Ray of Death.<EOS>"
585,165211,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Dowling_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Initial_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Salinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Molina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Aiello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Biehn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angelina_Jolie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Archer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Dowling_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Initial_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Salinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mojave Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Mojave_Desert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mojave_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Dowling<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mojave Moon is a 1996 American road movie. It stars Danny Aiello, Anne Archer, Michael Biehn, Angelina Jolie and Jack Noseworthy. The film was written by Leonard Glasser and directed by Kevin Dowling.<EOS>"
586,15662,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Moore_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vertigo_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rupert Preston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Watts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Allan Niblo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lucinda Whiteley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard E. Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anjelica Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Parminder Nagra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Schneider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Theo Stevenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dick and Dom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rebecca Front<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mathew Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noel Fielding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Siobhan Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kimberley Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ross Marron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scarlett Stitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Moore_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vertigo_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Niblo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Horrid Henry: The Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Horrid Henry: The Movie: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Film Soundtrack, pop rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vertigo_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_slapstick_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horrid_Henry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Horrid Henry: The Movie is a 2011 British comedy film directed by Nick Moore and produced by Allan Niblo, Rupert Preston, Mike Watts, and Lucinda Whiteley, who wrote it. In the film, Henry and the Purple Hand Gang fight to prevent the closure of their school by an evil private school headmaster. It is based on the fictional character Horrid Henry from the children's book series of the same name by Francesca Simon. The film itself takes place before series 3 of the TV series.Horrid Henry: The Movie stars Theo Stevenson, Richard E. Grant, Parminder Nagra, Kimberley Walsh, Mathew Horne, Siobhan Hayes, Dick and Dom, Noel Fielding, Jo Brand, and Anjelica Huston. It was the first British film for children to be shot in 3D, and was officially released in cinemas on 29 July 2011 in 2D, RealD 3D, and 3D formats by Vertigo Films in the United Kingdom.Phase 4 Films and Entertainment One released the film in theatres in the United States and Canada on 22 December 2012. The film received negative criticism from critics. It grossed $10.1 million worldwide. Horrid Henry: The Movie was released on DVD and Blu-ray on 28 November 2011 in the United Kingdom. Horrid Henry: The Movie sold over 750,000 DVD copies in the UK.<EOS>"
587,160416,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ewald_André_Dupont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ewald André Dupont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herman Millakowsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Longden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norah_Baring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Calthrop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ewald_André_Dupont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ewald_André_Dupont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_Millakowsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ewald_André_Dupont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Schulz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norbert_Falk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miles_Malleson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two Worlds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Franz_Schulz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_E._A._Dupont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Worlds_(1930_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_I_films_set_on_the_Eastern_Front<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two Worlds is a 1930 British war drama film directed by Ewald André Dupont and starring Norah Baring, John Longden and Donald Calthrop. It was made at Elstree Studios by British International Pictures. It was made as an MLV, with a separate German-language version Zwei Welten and the French Les deux mondes.The film's art direction was by Alfred Junge.The film is set during the First World War. The action takes place on the Eastern Front between Austria and the Russian Empire.<EOS>"
588,23831,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Easy_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Easy_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nigel Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Easy_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Carmody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Easy_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Easy_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Easy_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Easy_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dead Easy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Easy_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Easy_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Easy_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Easy_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Easy_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Easy_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Easy_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nigel_Buesst<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dead Easy is an Australian film released on 1 June 1970.<EOS>
589,144315,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rusty_Cundieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darin Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tisha Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paula Jai Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rusty Cundieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Torry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rusty_Cundieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darin_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rusty_Cundieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darin_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sprung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trimark_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1990s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sprung_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rusty_Cundieff<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sprung is a 1997 comedy film written by Rusty Cundieff and Darin Scott, directed by Cundieff and starring Tisha Campbell, Cundieff, Paula Jai Parker and Joe Torry.<EOS>"
590,164812,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Anderson_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Trevor Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trevor Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nik_Kozub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Anderson_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Anderson_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Anderson_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rock Pockets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_topics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Edmonton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Trevor_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Pockets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Edmonton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rock Pockets is a Canadian short documentary film, directed by Trevor Anderson and released in 2006. Centred around the fact that heterosexual couples have the social freedom to walk around in public quietly communicating their relationship status by tucking their hands in each other's back pockets as they walk, while same-sex couples largely do not, the film depicts Anderson and musician Nik Kozub walking around the Klondike Days festival in Edmonton, Alberta, with their hands in each other's back pockets, and documents the range of reactions from onlookers.The film premiered in 2006 as part of the Loud 'n' Queer Cabaret, Edmonton's annual LGBTQ arts festival.It was named the winner of the inaugural Lindalee Tracey Award in 2007, and received an honourable mention for Most Innovative Short Film at the 2007 Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival. In 2008, both Rock Pockets and Anderson's narrative short film DINX were shortlisted for the Iris Prize for LGBTQ-themed short films.<EOS>"
591,69789,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Krazy's Waterloo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1800s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy's_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Napoleon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Krazy's Waterloo is a 1934 short theatrical cartoon by Columbia Pictures, and one of the many films featuring Krazy Kat. The film is loosely based on the times of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. It is also perhaps the only film where Krazy is cast as someone other than himself.The film is a humorous depiction of the French invasion of Russia (1812). It depicts the Russian army annihilating their French opponents and blasting Napoleon himself back to France.<EOS>"
592,125826,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mercy_Hatton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Groves_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judd_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arthur Cleave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._W._Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Master of Craft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Master_of_Craft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_W._W._Jacobs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Master of Craft is a 1922 British silent comedy film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Fred Groves, Mercy Hatton and Judd Green. It was based on a 1900 novel by W. W. Jacobs.<EOS>"
593,6065,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Hawes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC_Four<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lee Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sally Woodward Gentle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jamie Laurenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eleanor Moran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Macfadyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helena_Bonham_Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Lawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Enid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Hawes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Enid_Blyton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nicholas_Hooper<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Enid is a 2009 British biographical television film first broadcast on 16 November on BBC Four. Directed by James Hawes it is based on the life of children's writer Enid Blyton, portrayed by Helena Bonham Carter. The film introduced the two main lovers of Blyton's life. Her first husband Hugh Pollock, who was also her publisher, was played by Matthew Macfadyen. Kenneth Darrell Waters, a London surgeon who became Blyton's second husband, was portrayed by Denis Lawson. The film explored how the orderly, reassuringly clear worlds Blyton created within her stories contrasted with the complexity of her own personal life.<EOS>"
594,49126,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joshua Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick Markey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Allen Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roberts Blossom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sharon Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leonardo DiCaprio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lance Henriksen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gene Hackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Crowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Sinise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat Hingle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Markey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Moore_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Quick and the Dead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Quick and the Dead: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tucson,_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alan_Silvestri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_capital_punishment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Murder_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Girls_with_guns_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_duels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1881<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quick_and_the_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Raimi<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Quick and the Dead is a 1995 American revisionist Western film directed by Sam Raimi. The film stars Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Russell Crowe, and Leonardo DiCaprio. The screenplay was written by Simon Moore, but includes contributions from Joss Whedon. The story focuses on ""The Lady"" (Stone), a gunfighter who rides into the frontier town of Redemption, controlled by John Herod (Hackman). The Lady joins a deadly dueling competition in an attempt to exact revenge for her father's death.Simon Moore's script was purchased by Sony Pictures Entertainment in May 1993, and actress Sharon Stone signed on as both star and co-producer. Development was fast tracked after director Sam Raimi's hiring, and principal photography began in Old Tucson Studios in Arizona on November 21, 1993. The film was distributed by TriStar Pictures and was released in the United States on February 10, 1995, to a dismal box-office performance, receiving mixed reviews from critics. In later years, however, the film has earned critical praise, especially for the performances, direction, cinematography, and musical score, with some critics noting it as underrated in Raimi's catalog.<EOS>"
595,163540,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Renaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brent_Renaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Renaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brent_Renaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Warrior Champions: From Baghdad to Beijing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Iraq_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_veterans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_sportspeople_with_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Olympics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warrior_Champions:_From_Baghdad_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_Summer_Paralympics<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Warrior Champions: From Baghdad to Beijing is a 2009 American documentary film directed by the Renaud Brothers. The films tells the individual stories of four American soldiers who lost limbs or suffered paralysis in the Iraq War, and of their training to try for a position on the 2008 U.S. Paralympic team and their journey to the 2008 Summer Paralympics in Beijing.<EOS>"
596,86080,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Weinstein Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>IM Global<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julianne Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Goode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Firth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicholas Hoult<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IM_Global<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Scearce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Single Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_grieving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_depression<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1962<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Weinstein_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Single_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Ford<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Single Man is a 2009 American period romantic drama film based on the 1964 novel by Christopher Isherwood. The directorial debut of fashion designer Tom Ford, the film stars Colin Firth, who was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of George Falconer, a depressed gay British university professor living in Southern California in 1962.The film premiered on September 11, 2009, at the 66th Venice International Film Festival, where Firth won the Volpi Cup for Best Actor, and went on the film festival circuit. After it screened at the 34th Toronto International Film Festival, The Weinstein Company picked it up for distribution in the United States and Germany. An initial limited run in the United States commenced on December 11, 2009, to qualify it for the 82nd Academy Awards with a wider release in early 2010.<EOS>"
597,166610,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>George Ungar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Walker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Ungar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Ungar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Walker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Ungar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Crooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Champagne Safari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Champagne_Safari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Champagne Safari is a 1995 Canadian documentary film directed by George Ungar. A portrait of industrialist Charles Bedaux, it focuses primarily on his controversial Bedaux expedition through northern Alberta and British Columbia in 1934, including Floyd Crosby's original footage of the expedition that had long been believed lost until being found in Paris in the 1980s.The film was narrated by Colm Feore and Jim Morris, and included David Hemblen as the voice of Bedaux.The film was in development by 1988, originally under the working title Dangerous Alliances: The Bedaux Story. It premiered in the Perspective Canada program at the 1995 Toronto International Film Festival, and was broadcast on TVOntario's documentary series The View from Here in December 1995.The film won the Genie Award for Best Feature Length Documentary at the 16th Genie Awards.<EOS>"
598,104476,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hollywood Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Foster_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Darrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Granger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Primrose Path<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primrose_Path_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._O'Connor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Primrose Path (also written as The Primrose Path) is a 1931 American drama film directed by William A. O'Connor and starring Helen Foster, John Darrow and Dorothy Granger.<EOS>"
599,123574,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Lawrence_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Catherine Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Garry Charny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Philippa Bateman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabriel Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laura Linney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deborra-Lee Furness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Riley von Husen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Lawrence_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Carver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beatrix_Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jindabyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ARIA_Award-winning_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_South_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Roadshow_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindabyne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Kelly_(Australian_musician)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jindabyne is a 2006 Australian drama film by third time feature director Ray Lawrence and starring Gabriel Byrne, Laura Linney, Deborra-Lee Furness and John Howard. Jindabyne was filmed entirely on location in and around the Australian country town of the same name: Jindabyne, New South Wales, situated next to the Snowy Mountains. It was one of a rush of over 16 Australian cinema releases that year. Critics praised its refinement and the film is credited as a signal of Australian cinema's maturity.The screenplay was written by Beatrix Christian, and was adapted from the late American short story writer and poet Raymond Carver's 1975 title, ""So Much Water So Close to Home"". The short story was the basis for a segment in Robert Altman's Short Cuts (1993). Carver's story had also been retold in music by Australian artist Paul Kelly in the song ""Everything's Turning to White"", on his 1989 album So Much Water So Close to Home. Kelly contributed to the score of the 2006 film as well.Jindabyne had its world premiere at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival and its North American premiere at the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival. The film was released in Australia on 20 July 2006 and was released in the United States on 27 April 2007. Its production budget was reportedly $10.8 million. The film was financed, produced and marketed by Sydney-based production company April Films, and majority funded by private investors.The film was a box office failure, only grossing $6 million of its alleged budget. However, it received a generally warm critical reception.<EOS>"
600,162965,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_McCabe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sara_Berner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_McCabe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Daffy Duckaroo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daffy_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_McCabe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Daffy Duckaroo is a Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Norman McCabe. The cartoon was released on October 24, 1942, and stars Daffy Duck. The film is set in the American West, and Daffy plays a singing cowboy (a genre of Western film popular at the time).<EOS>"
601,8272,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guido_Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrienne Corri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfie Bass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hazel Court<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guido_Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_MacKinnon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Behind the Headlines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Southall_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Headlines_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Saunders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Behind the Headlines is a 1956 'B' British crime film directed by Charles Saunders and starring Paul Carpenter, Adrienne Corri, Hazel Court and Alfie Bass. It was written by Allan MacKinnon based on the 1955 novel Behind the Headlines by Robert Chapman.A male and female journalist join forces to hunt down a murderer.<EOS>"
602,115393,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Banfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fern Andra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Martin-Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John F. Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Banfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Maeterlinck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Burgomaster of Stilemonde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Belgium<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_I_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Maurice_Maeterlinck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Walthamstow_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Banfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burgomaster_of_Stilemonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgium_in_World_War_I<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Burgomaster of Stilemonde is a 1929 British sound drama film. While the film has no audible dialog, it was released with a synchronized musical score with sound effects using both the sound-on-disc and sound-on-film process. The film was directed by George Banfield and starring John Martin Harvey, Fern Andra and Robert Andrews. It was made at Walthamstow Studios and on location in Belgium. It was based on the 1918 play Le Bourgmestre de Stilmonde  by Maurice Maeterlinck. Like the play, it portrays German atrocities during the First World War occupation of Belgium. It was well received by critics.<EOS>"
603,24071,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_Teenage_Lovedolls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Markey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_Teenage_Lovedolls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Shane_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_Teenage_Lovedolls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_Teenage_Lovedolls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hilary Rubens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_Teenage_Lovedolls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janet Housden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_Teenage_Lovedolls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Schwartz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_Teenage_Lovedolls<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Markey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_Teenage_Lovedolls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Desperate Teenage Lovedolls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_Teenage_Lovedolls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_Teenage_Lovedolls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_Teenage_Lovedolls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_Teenage_Lovedolls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_Teenage_Lovedolls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Desperate Teenage Lovedolls is a 1984 low budget underground film, shot on super-8 film by David Markey, about a rock band of teenage runaways. The film was released on DVD in 2003. A sequel, Lovedolls Superstar, was released in 1986.<EOS>"
604,115288,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavendish_Morton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavendish_Morton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Broken Melody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Broken Melody is a 1916 British silent romance film directed by Cavendish Morton and starring John Martin Harvey, Hilda Moore and Manora Thew. A woman leaves her husband, a Polish violinist, but returns to him after he is wounded fighting a duel.<EOS>"
605,145296,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ole_Bornedal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paulo_Branco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gérard_Depardieu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Bonnevie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Eccleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ole_Bornedal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paulo_Branco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ole_Bornedal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbjørg_Wassmo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Paulo_Branco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marco_Beltrami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Danish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Norwegian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Norwegian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Norway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Norwegian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Dina<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ole_Bornedal<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>I Am Dina is a 2002 Norwegian-Swedish-Danish film directed by Ole Bornedal. It is based on the 1989 book Dinas bok (Dina's Book) by Herbjørg Wassmo. It was one of the most high-profile films in Norwegian movie history.<EOS>
606,73802,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Chertok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Taylor_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Chertok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Buried Loot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_Loot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_B._Seitz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buried Loot is a 1935 American crime film, the first installment of 50 shorts in the Crime Does Not Pay series produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and released to theaters between 1935 and 1947. Directed by George B. Seitz, Buried Loot stars Robert Taylor in his first leading role for MGM, although he and the rest of the cast and crew are uncredited during the film's presentation.<EOS>"
607,170836,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threshold:_The_Blue_Angels_Experience<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Marlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threshold:_The_Blue_Angels_Experience<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Marlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threshold:_The_Blue_Angels_Experience<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blue Angels team in F-4 Phantoms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threshold:_The_Blue_Angels_Experience<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Herbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threshold:_The_Blue_Angels_Experience<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Threshold: The Blue Angels Experience<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threshold:_The_Blue_Angels_Experience<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threshold:_The_Blue_Angels_Experience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threshold:_The_Blue_Angels_Experience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threshold:_The_Blue_Angels_Experience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threshold:_The_Blue_Angels_Experience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threshold:_The_Blue_Angels_Experience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_aviation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Threshold: The Blue Angels Experience is a 1975 American film featuring narration written by Frank Herbert and read by Leslie Nielsen. The film is about the Blue Angels, the United States Navy's flight demonstration squadron.<EOS>"
608,39155,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_De_Jarnatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemdale_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Haslinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Derek Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Daly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Froese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mare Winningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_De_Jarnatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemdale_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Daly_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_De_Jarnatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Miracle Mile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music From The Motion Picture Miracle Mile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_World_War_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tangerine_Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Mile_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_disaster_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Miracle Mile is a 1988 American apocalyptic thriller film written and directed by Steve De Jarnatt. The film stars Anthony Edwards and Mare Winningham. Its plot depicts the panic surrounding a supposed doomsday brought on by a sudden outbreak of war and its oncoming nuclear holocaust, taking place in a single day and mostly in real-time. The title is named after the Miracle Mile neighborhood of Los Angeles where most of the events take place.<EOS>"
609,106114,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Donohue_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucille_Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Carney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Marshall_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nanette_Fabray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Donohue_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Anniversary_and_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Donohue<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Happy Anniversary and Goodbye is a 1974 American television film directed by Jack Donohue and starring Lucille Ball and Art Carney as Norma and Malcolm Michaels.<EOS>
610,153393,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sara_Crowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maureen_Lipman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Miller_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Dale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Douglas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Whitfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Cribbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rik_Mayall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Wilson_(Scottish_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Richardson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexei_Sayle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Clary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Lacey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Planer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Freeman_(British_writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Antrobus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1490s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Christopher_Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Isabella_I_of_Castile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_in_1492<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_pre-Columbian_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Du_Prez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Columbus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Carry On Columbus is a 1992 British comedy film directed by Gerald Thomas and starring Jim Dale, Bernard Cribbins, Maureen Lipman, Peter Richardson and many other British comic actors. It was written by Dave Freeman and John Antrobus.It was the 31st and final release in the Carry On film series (1958–1992), a belated entry following 1978's Carry On Emmannuelle. It was produced to coincide with the 500th anniversary of Christopher Columbus' arrival in the Americas.<EOS>"
611,83274,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trees_Cry_for_Rain<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bonnie Burt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trees_Cry_for_Rain<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trees Cry for Rain: A Sephardic Journey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trees_Cry_for_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trees_Cry_for_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trees_Cry_for_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trees_Cry_for_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trees_Cry_for_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trees_Cry_for_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trees_Cry_for_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trees_Cry_for_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sephardi_Jewish_culture_in_Turkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trees_Cry_for_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jewish_Turkish_history<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trees_Cry_for_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Judaeo-Spanish<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trees Cry for Rain: A Sephardic Journey is a short documentary film by American documentary filmmaker Bonnie Burt that follows ""America's Internet Champion of Ladino"" Rachel Amado Bortnick, as she explores her Jewish-Turkish heritage and the vanishing world of Sephardic culture and the Ladino language. The film was officially released in 1989, but drew public attention in 1992 with screenings at a number of Jewish film festivals worldwide, including the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival and the Madrid ""Festival de Cine Judio"" which was dubbed  ""the biggest Jewish cultural event held in Spain in 500 years"". This was followed by a public screening at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York, and airing on The Jewish Channel.The film returned to the screen ten years later at the 2002 Las Vegas Jewish Film Festival. It was featured again in 2011 with a special screening at the 15th Annual Seattle Jewish Film Festival, 22 years after its debut.The film is used as an academic resource in Middle Eastern studies, Jewish studies and World History, at the collegiate and high school levels.<EOS>"
612,161756,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_H._Auer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John H. Auer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Paige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Beck_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Jones_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lyle_Talbot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_H._Auer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_H._Auer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Kahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Stand Accused<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_H._Auer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Stand_Accused<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Stand Accused is a 1938 American drama film directed by John H. Auer and written by Gordon Kahn and Alex Gottlieb. The film stars Robert Cummings, Helen Mack, Lyle Talbot, Thomas Beck, Gordon Jones and Robert Paige. The film was released by Republic Pictures.<EOS>"
613,28096,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_C._Flothow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_C._Flothow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crime Doctor's Man Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Sawtell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Doctor's_Man_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_Doctor_(character)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crime Doctor's Man Hunt is a 1946 American mystery film directed by William Castle and starring Warner Baxter, Ellen Drew and William Frawley. It is part of the Crime Doctor series of films made by Columbia Pictures.The film's sets were designed by the German art director Hans Radon.<EOS>"
614,24704,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anant_Balani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mukta Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rainbow Films U.S.A.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Subhash Ghai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Prem Pillai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Divya_Dutta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Perizaad_Zorabian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Bannerjee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anant_Balani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mukta_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Subhash_Ghai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Subhash_Ghai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Joggers' Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mumbai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anant_Balani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joggers'_Park_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tabun<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Joggers' Park is a 2003 Indian Hindi-language drama film directed by Anant Balani and written by Subhash Ghai. It stars Bengali actor Victor Bannerjee, Perizaad Zorabian and Divya Dutta. It was filmed on location in Mumbai's Jogger's Park.The film was released on 12 September 2003 and performed well at the box office.<EOS>"
615,115177,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaking_Point_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaking_Point_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaking_Point_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaking_Point_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaking_Point_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaking_Point_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Breaking Point<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaking_Point_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaking_Point_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaking_Point_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaking_Point_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaking_Point_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaking_Point_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaking_Point_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lance_Comfort<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Breaking Point (also known as The Great Armored Car Swindle for the US release) is a 1961 second feature British crime film directed by Lance Comfort and starring Peter Reynolds, Dermot Walsh, Joanna Dunham and Lisa Gastoni. The screenplay was by Peter Lambert based on the 1957 novel by Laurence Meynell.It was one of several British crime films starring Reynolds.<EOS>"
616,137172,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Santley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonie_Taps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lola Albright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Courtland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frankie Laine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Santley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonie_Taps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_DeWolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Roberts_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When You're Smiling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Santley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You're_Smiling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When You're Smiling is a 1950 American musical film directed by Joseph Santley and starring Jerome Courtland, Frankie Laine and Lola Albright.<EOS>"
617,167324,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joseph Merhi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Haggerty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Axelrod_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dana Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bonnie Paine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stacey Christine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Hansbourgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Repo Jake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_automobiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repo_Jake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Merhi<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Repo Jake is a 1990 American action film directed by Joseph Merhi and starring Dan Haggerty, Dana Bentley, Steve Hansbourgh, Paul Hayes, Walter Cox, Steve Wilcox, and Robert Axelrod.<EOS>"
618,63707,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rank Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Stewart_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St_John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Stewart_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St_John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Man of the Moment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_diplomats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Geneva<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Man of the Moment is a 1955 British comedy film starring Norman Wisdom, Belinda Lee, Lana Morris and Jerry Desmonde. The film includes songs sung by the Beverley Sisters, including ""Dreams for Sale"" (Arthur Groves, Peter Carroll), ""Beware"" (Norman Wisdom), ""Yodelee Yodelay"", and ""Man of the Moment"" (Jack Fishman).<EOS>"
619,44359,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Mabbott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nicholas Tabarrok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Mabbott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Mabbott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Life and Hard Times of Guy Terrifico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Country_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_and_Hard_Times_of_Guy_Terrifico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_mockumentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Life and Hard Times of Guy Terrifico is a 2005 Canadian mockumentary film. Written and directed by Michael Mabbott, the film stars Matt Murphy, a musician previously associated with the bands The Super Friendz and The Flashing Lights, as Guy Terrifico, a country singer long rumoured to have died three decades earlier, but now reemerging from his disappearance and releasing a new album.Murphy and Mabbott wrote the film's music, including the songs ""Just a Show"" and ""Make Believe"", which were nominated for Best Original Song at the 26th Genie Awards.The film won the award for Best Canadian First Feature Film at the 2005 Toronto International Film Festival. In December 2005, it was named to TIFF's annual Canada's Top Ten list of the year's best Canadian films.<EOS>"
620,81558,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Werner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennie_Garth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Bowen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Werner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girl, Positive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Werner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lifetime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_Academy_Honors_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl,_Positive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_television<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Girl, Positive (typically stylized as Girl, Posi+ive) is a 2007 American drama television film directed by Peter Werner, written by Nancey Silvers, and starring Andrea Bowen and Jennie Garth. The film is about a preppy teenage girl who discovers she is HIV positive after a summer one-night stand with a boy. It aired on Lifetime on June 25, 2007.<EOS>"
621,25796,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvio_Amadio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Purdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pier_Angeli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvio_Amadio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Slave Ship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Calico_Jack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1670s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Slave_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Silvio_Amadio<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>White Slave Ship is a 1961 film directed by Silvio Amadio and starring Pier Angeli and Edmund Purdom. Titled  L'ammutinamento on its original Italian release, it was released in the United States in 1962.<EOS>"
622,6206,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ray Wyndham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stuart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Angel_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benita_Hume<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franklin_Dyall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Men of Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_of_Steel_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Men of Steel is a 1932 British drama film directed by George King and starring John Stuart, Benita Hume and Heather Angel. The screenplay was adapted by Edward Knoblock and Billie Bristow from a novel by Douglas Newton. It was shot at Walton Studios as a quota quickie for distribution by United Artists.<EOS>"
623,162865,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Elder_Wills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Passmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laddie Cliff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lu Ann Meredith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Elder_Wills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sporting Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sporting_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._Elder_Wills<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sporting Love is a 1936 British musical comedy film directed by J. Elder Wills and starring Stanley Lupino, Laddie Cliff and Lu Ann Meredith. It was made at Beaconsfield Studios. It was based on the musical Sporting Love which Stanley Lupino had written and starred in. Lupino had broken with British International Pictures to make a couple of independent films, but after this he returned to BIP.<EOS>"
624,126052,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Henderson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ali Kazimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kent Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Abbey Neidik Anne Henderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Henderson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Kazimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Henderson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Song for Tibet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Short_Documentary_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:14th_Dalai_Lama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Tibet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_refugees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_indigenous_rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tibetan_independence_movement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_for_Tibet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dharamshala<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Song for Tibet is a 1991 Canadian short documentary film about efforts of Tibetans in exile, led by the Dalai Lama, to free their homeland and preserve their heritage. Directed by Anne Henderson, and produced by Abbey Jack Neidik, Ali Kazimi and Kent Martin, A Song for Tibet received the Award for Best Short Documentary at the 13th Genie Awards as well as the People's Choice Award for Best Documentary Film at the Hawaii International Film Festival.  The film was co-produced by Arcady Films, DLI Productions and the National Film Board of Canada. Ali Kazimi was director of photography.The film focuses on two Tibetans in exile in Canada: Thubten Samdup, who escaped from Tibet after the 1959 uprising against the Chinese, who teaches traditional performing arts in Montreal and heads the Canada-Tibet Committee; and Dicki Chhoyang, born in a refugee camp in India, who knows Tibet only through stories recounted by her parents. The film follows Dicki and Samdup from Montreal to Dharamshala, India and also documents the Dalai Lama's first public appearance in Canada.<EOS>"
625,166348,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ernest Gartside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Petula Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Megs Jenkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Pickles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Butterworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gay Dog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Riverside_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_County_Durham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eros_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_and_television_featuring_Greyhound_racing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Greyhound_racing_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Gay Dog is a 1954 British comedy film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Wilfred Pickles, Petula Clark and Megs Jenkins. The screen-play was by Peter Rogers based on the 1952 play of the same title by Joseph Colton; also starring Pickles and Jenkins, it had run at London's Piccadilly Theatre for 276 performances from June 1952 to February 1953.<EOS>"
626,76509,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Unkrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darla_K._Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ned Beatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Hanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Rickles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wallace Shawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Ratzenberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jodi Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Estelle Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Unkrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darla_K._Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lasseter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Arndt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Unkrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Toy Story 3<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Feature_Film_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Feature_Broadcast_Film_Critics_Association_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Darla_K._Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Randy_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Lasseter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pixar_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sentient_toys_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Original_Song_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Feature_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dolls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Feature_BAFTA_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Arndt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lee_Unkrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Andrew_Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Barbie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Story_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Toy_Story<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Toy Story 3 is a  2010 American animated comedy-drama film produced by Pixar Animation Studios for Walt Disney Pictures. The third installment in the Toy Story film series, it was directed by Lee Unkrich, the editor of the first two films and the co-director of Toy Story 2, produced by Darla K. Anderson, and written by Michael Arndt. The film's ensemble voice cast includes Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Don Rickles, Wallace Shawn, John Ratzenberger, Estelle Harris, Jeff Pidgeon, Jodi Benson, John Morris, Laurie Metcalf, and R. Lee Ermey. In Toy Story 3, Andy Davis, now a teenager, is going to college. Woody, Buzz Lightyear and the other toys are accidentally donated to the Sunnyside Daycare center by Andy's mother, and the toys must decide where their loyalties lie.In 2004, following disagreements between the Walt Disney Company's CEO Michael Eisner and Pixar CEO Steve Jobs, Disney planned to make Toy Story 3 at the new Circle Seven Animation studio unit, with the tentative theatrical release date in early 2008. The script was developed in multiple versions; however, after Disney bought Pixar in early 2006, the Circle Seven version of the film was canceled as the result of Circle Seven's closure. The production was then transferred to Pixar, where a new script was developed. Randy Newman returned to compose the film's musical score. With a budget of $200 million, Toy Story 3 is one of the most expensive films ever made.Toy Story 3 premiered at the Taormina Film Fest in Italy on June 12, 2010, and was released in the United States on June 18. It was the first film to be released theatrically with Dolby Surround 7.1 sound. Like its predecessors, the film received acclaim from critics, who praised the vocal performances, screenplay, emotional depth, animation, and Newman's musical score. It grossed $1.067 billion worldwide, finishing its theatrical run as the highest-grossing film of 2010 and the fourth-highest grossing film of all time at the time of its release. It was also the first animated film to reach $1 billion at the box office, and was the highest-grossing animated film until the release of Frozen in 2013, and Pixar's highest-grossing film until the release of Incredibles 2 in 2018.The National Board of Review, the American Film Institute and Cahiers du Cinéma named Toy Story 3 one of their top ten films of 2010. Amongst its numerous accolades, Toy Story 3 was nominated for five awards at the 83rd Academy Awards, winning Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song. One of those nominations was for Best Picture, thus making it the third and currently most recent animated film to be nominated for this award, after 1991's Beauty and the Beast and 2009's Up. A sequel, Toy Story 4, was released in 2019.<EOS>"
627,63397,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gus_Trikonis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gus_Trikonis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Biography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_20th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gus_Trikonis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malice_in_Wonderland_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_historical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Malice in Wonderland is a 1985 American  made-for-television biographical film based on the 1972 novel Hedda and Louella: A Dual Biography of Hedda Hopper and Louella Parsons by George Eells.  Starring Elizabeth Taylor and Jane Alexander, it tells the based-on-real-life stories of powerful Hollywood gossip columnists Hedda Hopper and Louella Parsons, once friends and later rivals. The film premiered on CBS on 12 May 1985. The film was a ratings success gaining an 18.3 rating equaling to 15,536,700 households tuning in its original air date.<EOS>"
628,81310,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Richard Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tony Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Feifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Megan Barnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Renza Mizbani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacey_Travis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Ramsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Logan_Ramsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Muir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cathy Cahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ensign<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr. Hackenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Hackenstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dr. Hackenstein is a 1988 comedy horror film, written and directed by Richard Clark and distributed by Troma Entertainment.<EOS>"
629,159695,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Eyres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Evan Tylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emmanuelle_Vaugier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Keim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniella_Evangelista<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._J._Cook_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Northcott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ripper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ripper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jack_the_Ripper<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ripper (also known as Ripper: Letter from Hell in the United States) is a 2001 slasher film directed by John E. Eyres, and starring A. J. Cook and Bruce Payne. It was written and produced by John Curtis and Evan Tylor, and by production companies Prophecy Entertainment and Studio Eight Productions.<EOS>"
630,51489,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Son of Robin Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robin_Hood_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Son of Robin Hood is a 1958 British CinemaScope adventure film directed by George Sherman, starring David Hedison and June Laverick.<EOS>"
631,31742,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward J. White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_Edwards_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spoilers of the Plains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoilers_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Witney<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spoilers of the Plains  is a 1951 American Western film directed by William Witney, and starring Roy Rogers and Penny Edwards, with Foy Willing and the Riders of the Purple Sage. The film was distributed by Republic Pictures.<EOS>"
632,169550,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Anthony Bowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Custom Releasing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Monte Markham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don ""Red"" Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sammy Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Symonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Rosqui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dee Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Bowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shame, Shame on the Bixby Boys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame,_Shame_on_the_Bixby_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Shame, Shame on the Bixby Boys is a 1978 Western Comedy starring Monte Markham and written by William Bowers.<EOS>"
633,94455,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rahul_Bose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pinnacle Entertainments<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boman_Irani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooja_Bhatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Koel_Purie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rehaan Engineer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rahul Bose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anahita_Oberoi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rahul_Bose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rahul_Bose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Everybody Says I'm Fine!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Everybody Says I'm Fine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_sexual_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Says_I'm_Fine!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_telepathy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Everybody Says I'm Fine! is a 2001 Indian English-language drama film, written and directed by Rahul Bose in his directorial debut.The film premiered on 12 September 2001 at the Toronto International Film Festival. For his work on Everybody Says I'm Fine!, Bose was the runner-up to John Schlesinger for the Best Directorial Debut Award at the 2003 Palm Springs International Film Festival.<EOS>"
634,82315,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Bakshi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Thompson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Costanzo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Yudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Camen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Omar Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Libby Aubrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tina Romanus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Bakshi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Bakshi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Last Days of Coney Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brooklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adult_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kickstarter-funded_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_amusement_parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Coney_Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Bakshi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ralph_Bakshi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Days_of_Coney_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ralph_Bakshi<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Last Days of Coney Island is a 2015 American adult animated short film written, produced, directed and animated by Ralph Bakshi. The story concerns a NYPD detective, the prostitute he alternately loves and arrests, and the seedy characters that haunt the streets of New York City's run-down amusement district. It is notable for being the last film that Bakshi directed and animated before he retired from animation.<EOS>"
635,81615,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arthur B. Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Barrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clifford Mollison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bertha Belmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zelma O'Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Deans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfgang_Wilhelm_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Give Her a Ring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Copenhagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Her_a_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Give Her a Ring is a 1934 British musical film directed by Arthur B. Woods and starring Clifford Mollison, Wendy Barrie, and Zelma O'Neal. The film was a remake of the 1932 German film Wrong Number, Miss, and is sometimes known by the title Giving You the Stars. Stewart Granger made an appearance in the film, early in his career.<EOS>"
636,1249,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>American Soldiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>American Soldiers is a 2005 war film directed by Sidney J. Furie.<EOS>
637,166966,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zombie_Brigade<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Carmelo Musca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zombie_Brigade<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Barrie Pattison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zombie_Brigade<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carmelo Musca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zombie_Brigade<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barrie Pattison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zombie_Brigade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Moore, Gerry Farron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zombie_Brigade<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Zombie Brigade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zombie_Brigade<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zombie_Brigade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zombie_Brigade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zombie_Brigade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zombie_Brigade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zombie_Brigade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_zombie_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Zombie Brigade is an Australian zombie film. It was written, directed and produced by Carmelo Musca and Barrie Pattison. It screened at Cannes Film Festival in May 1988 but did not get a cinema release. It got a video release in Australia in August 1990.<EOS>"
638,39312,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Bullock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Candice Bergen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandra Bullock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Benjamin Bratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Shatner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ernie Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Bullock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katie_Ford_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Lawrence_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Miss Congeniality<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_beauty_pageants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Village_Roadshow_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Antonio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Antonio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1982<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Edward_Shearmur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Castle_Rock_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_police_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Donald_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_women_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sandra_Bullock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Congeniality_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Marc_Lawrence<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Miss Congeniality is a 2000 American action comedy film directed by Donald Petrie, written by Marc Lawrence, Katie Ford, and Caryn Lucas, and produced by and starring Sandra Bullock as Gracie Hart, a tomboy agent who is asked by the FBI to go undercover as a contestant when a terrorist threatens to bomb the Miss United States pageant. Michael Caine, Benjamin Bratt, Candice Bergen, William Shatner, and Ernie Hudson star in supporting roles.Miss Congeniality was released in the United States by Warner Bros. Pictures on December 22, 2000. It received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $212 million worldwide against its $45 million budget. The film earned Bullock a nomination for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture Comedy or Musical. It was followed by the sequel Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous in 2005.<EOS>"
639,161714,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>associate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_King_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_King_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricardo_Cortez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_King_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_King_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Bancroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Killed That Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Killed That Man is a 1941 American mystery film directed by Phil Rosen and starring Ricardo Cortez, Joan Woodbury and Iris Adrian. Produced by the King Brothers for release by Monogram Pictures, it is a remake of the 1933 film The Devil's Mate which Rosen had also directed.<EOS>"
640,56005,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Beck_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Zemeckis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Adler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Shalhoub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shannon Elizabeth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Embeth Davidtz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Lillard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>F. Murray Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rah Digga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Beck_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Zemeckis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Adler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robb_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_Marshall_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thirteen Ghosts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Zemeckis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joel_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Frizzell_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dark_Castle_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_inheritances<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gilbert_Adler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Robb_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirteen_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_ghosts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Thirteen Ghosts (also known as 13 Ghosts and stylized as THIR13EN Ghosts) is a 2001 supernatural horror film directed by Steve Beck in his directorial debut. A remake of the 1960 film 13 Ghosts by William Castle, the film stars Tony Shalhoub, Embeth Davidtz, Matthew Lillard, Shannon Elizabeth, Alec Roberts, Rah Digga, and F. Murray Abraham.The film was considered a box-office disappointment, grossing $68 million on a $42 million budget. Thirteen Ghosts received generally negative reviews from critics for its lack of scares and editing, though the production design was praised. Years after its release, the film garnered a cult following.In 2023, Dark Castle Entertainment announced a television adaptation.<EOS>"
641,6441,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Corfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dermot_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Ann_Howes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Mullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hazel_Court<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martita_Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Westerby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Medwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.R._Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Sister and I<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Sister_and_I_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_Huth<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Sister and I  (also known as High Pavement) is a 1948 British drama film directed by Harold Huth and starring Sally Ann Howes, Barbara Mullen, Dermot Walsh, Hazel Court, Martita Hunt and Patrick Holt. It was written by Michael Medwin, A.R. Rawlinson, Joan Rees and Robert Westerby based on the 1944 novel High Pavement by Emery Bonett.<EOS>"
642,6240,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Bellamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellen Pollock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Midnight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Midnight is a 1931 British comedy crime film directed by George King and starring Eve Gray, George Bellamy and Ellen Pollock. It was a quota quickie made at Nettlefold Studios for distribution by the British subsidiary of the American Fox Film Company.<EOS>"
643,165406,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Boris Kossmehl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Four_Television_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Moll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldine_McEwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alain Debray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrea Friedrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Four_Television_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Moll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Not Without My Handbag<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Without_My_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_stop-motion_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Not Without My Handbag is a 1993 British stop-motion animated comedy horror short film created by animator Boris Kossmehl at Aardman Animations. The film is about a deceased aunt who forgets to take a proper handbag on her journey to Hell.<EOS>
644,69142,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Donna Read<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Studio D, National Film Board of Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Margaret Pettigrew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Starhawk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Full Circle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_spirituality<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Wicca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wicca_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_in_modern_paganism<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Full Circle is a 1993 Canadian documentary. Directed by Donna Read and made in conjunction with the National Film Board of Canada, Full Circle completes Read's trilogy of documentaries focusing on women's spirituality in the Western World at the end of the 20th century, the Goddess movement, and feminist Wicca new religious movements. The preceding films, Goddess Remembered (1989) and The Burning Times (1990), along with Full Circle were released as Women and Spirituality: The Goddess Trilogy by AliveMind in 2008 on DVD.<EOS>"
645,163512,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sara_Berner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Henpecked Duck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Henpecked_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Henpecked Duck is a Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Bob Clampett and written by Warren Foster. The cartoon was released on August 30, 1941, and stars Porky Pig and Daffy Duck.The film is set in a court room, where Daffy tries to save his marriage after losing his wife's egg.<EOS>"
646,24253,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Kavanagh_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Jourdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Spence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Punch_McGregor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warwick Comber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Kavanagh_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Kavanagh_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Double Deal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bruce_Smeaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Deal_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Double Deal is a 1981 Australian film about a bored wife of a rich man who has an affair and becomes a thief.<EOS>
647,25875,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Val Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankie_Howerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Rutherford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Petula_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Runaway Bus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Southall_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Runaway_Bus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_buses<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Runaway Bus (also known as Scream in the Night) is a 1954 British comedy film produced, written and directed by Val Guest. It stars Frankie Howerd, Margaret Rutherford and Petula Clark and an ensemble cast of character actors in a story about a bus caught in fog while a gang of crooks tries to carry off a heist. The film was shot at Southall Studios in London with sets designed by the art director Wilfred Arnold. It was the film debut of Belinda Lee. The film is referenced in an episode of Frankie Howerd's 1970s radio series.<EOS>"
648,91994,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavin_Millar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thames_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>WM Collins Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Jeffries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbie_Coltrane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hordern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Irons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Woodvine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Pickup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Nail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samuel Irons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavin_Millar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thames_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempo_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Danny, the Champion of the World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1955<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oxfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gavin_Millar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny,_the_Champion_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Roald_Dahl<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Roald Dahl's Danny, the Champion of the World, or simply Danny, the Champion of the World, is a 1989 comedy drama television film directed by Gavin Millar from a screenplay by John Goldsmith, based on the 1975 novel Danny, the Champion of the World by Roald Dahl. The film stars Jeremy Irons, with his son, Samuel, in the title role. It tells of a father and son who conspire to thwart a local businessman's plans to buy their land by poaching his game pheasants. It was filmed on location in Oxfordshire, with Stonor Park, Henley-on-Thames, being a prominent feature in the film.Danny, the Champion of the World debuted in the United States on 29 April 1989, on The Disney Channel. In the United Kingdom, the film premiered at the Odeon West End in London on 27 July and received a theatrical release on 28 July, by Portobello Productions, before being exhibited on television on 26 December, on ITV.<EOS>"
649,34425,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Bowman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnon Milchan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Avi Arad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Garner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terence Stamp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Yun Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Goran Visnjic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Elektra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Elektra: The Album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christophe_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Resurrection_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Arnon_Milchan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Regency_Enterprises_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_spin-offs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ninja_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Martial_arts_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superheroine_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Frank_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_secret_societies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Zak_Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superhero_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_obsessive–compulsive_disorder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_Marvel_Comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Avi_Arad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rob_Bowman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elektra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daredevil_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Elektra is a 2005 superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character Elektra Natchios and directed by Rob Bowman. It is a spin-off from the film Daredevil (2003), with Jennifer Garner reprising her role as the titular character. The story follows Elektra, an assassin who must protect a man and his prodigy daughter from another assassin who was hired by the Hand. Goran Višnjić, Will Yun Lee, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, and Terence Stamp also star.For the screenplay, Zak Penn, Stuart Zicherman, and M. Raven Metzner received ""written by"" credit. Mark Steven Johnson received credit for ""motion picture characters"" and Frank Miller for ""comic book characters"". Filming started May 2004 in Vancouver.The film was released on January 14, 2005. Upon its release, Elektra was a commercial and critical failure, grossing $57 million against a production budget of $43–65 million. It received negative reviews from critics, who found the script and storyline lacking, but many praised Garner's performance. Garner reprised her role as Elektra in the 2024 film Deadpool & Wolverine.<EOS>"
650,118185,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drunkard_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drunkard_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Stage & Screen Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drunkard_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drunkard_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Drunkard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drunkard_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drunkard_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drunkard_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drunkard_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drunkard_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drunkard_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drunkard_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drunkard_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Herman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Drunkard is a 1935 American drama film directed by Albert Herman and starring James Murray, Clara Kimball Young and Janet Chandler. It is based on the 1844 stage melodrama The Drunkard by William H. Smith.<EOS>"
651,2921,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kristen Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gillian Libbert-Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bret Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Purl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Pinar_Toprak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Workplace_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Business_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Employment_discrimination<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:SparkShorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Purl is a 2018 American animated short film directed and written by Kristen Lester with the story boarded by Michael Daley, Bradley Furnish, Lester, and James Robertson, produced by Pixar Animation Studios, and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It is the first short released as part of Pixar's SparkShorts program and focuses on a ball of yarn named Purl, who gets employed in a male-dominant company, which causes her to be ignored by her fellow employees. The short was previewed at SIGGRAPH on August 14, 2018, premiered at the El Capitan Theatre on January 18, 2019, and released on YouTube on February 4, 2019, and on Disney+ on November 12, 2019, to acclaim from critics, particularly for its themes.<EOS>"
652,70231,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Gordon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mannie Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Terry_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Gordon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Terry_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Play Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_kangaroos_and_wallabies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mannie_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Play_Ball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Terrytoons_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Play Ball is a 1937 animated short film by Terrytoons. It is the penultimate film featuring Kiko the Kangaroo. In reissue prints, the film goes by its alternate title Kiko at the Bat!<EOS>"
653,137127,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_Elkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Morris_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janis_Paige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_Elkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morton_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edna_Anhalt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Younger Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Edna_Anhalt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Younger_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:James–Younger_Gang<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Younger Brothers is a 1949 American Western film directed by Edwin L. Marin and starring Wayne Morris, Bruce Bennett, Janis Paige.<EOS>"
654,78086,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Dow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>PolyGram Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Simon Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sara_Stockbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Lloyd-Pack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roy Chubby Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Dow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Wright_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Chubby_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Wright_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>U.F.O.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Henry_VIII<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_23rd_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dracula_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Depictions_of_Genghis_Khan_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Giacomo_Casanova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_misogyny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:U.F.O._(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fourth_Doctor_stories<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>U.F.O. (also known as U.F.O. - The Movie) is a 1993 British science fiction spoof directed by Tony Dow and starring Roy Chubby Brown in the role of a blue comedian whose act offends a pair of female aliens, who proceed to kidnap him and put him on trial.<EOS>"
655,60480,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gordon Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Saltzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edith_Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Ure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Saltzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Kneale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Look Back in Anger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_social_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Social_realism_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harry_Saltzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Derbyshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_John_Osborne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_Back_in_Anger_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_pregnancy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Look Back in Anger is a 1959 British kitchen sink drama film starring Richard Burton, Claire Bloom and Mary Ure and directed by Tony Richardson. The film is based on John Osborne's play about a love triangle involving an intelligent but disaffected working-class young man (Jimmy Porter), his upper-middle-class, impassive wife (Alison) and her haughty best friend (Helena Charles). Cliff, an amiable Welsh lodger, attempts to keep the peace. The character of Ma Tanner, only referred to in the play, is brought to life in the film by Edith Evans as a dramatic device to emphasise the class difference between Jimmy and Alison. The film and play are classic examples of the British cultural movement known as kitchen sink realism.<EOS>"
656,32328,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_Larriva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitagraph_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Klynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_Larriva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitagraph_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Klynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Dagenais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Jurwich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quacker_Tracker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Format_Films_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Quacker Tracker is a 1967 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Rudy Larriva. The short was released on April 29, 1967, and stars Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales. It was the first of three ""buffer cartoons"" produced by Format Productions in between Warner Bros. ending its contract with previous Looney Tunes producers DePatie–Freleng Enterprises and re-establishing its own cartoon studio.This is the only cartoon in Warner Bros. history with a music score by composer Frank Perkins, although veteran composer William “Bill” Lava served as music supervision.<EOS>"
657,32452,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Soldati<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stafford_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angelo_Rizzoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Basehart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alida Valli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Soldati<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stafford_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angelo_Rizzoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Elmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giorgio_Bassani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Stranger's Hand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Italian-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alessandro_Cicognini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Venice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nino_Rota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Graham_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Angelo_Rizzoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mario_Soldati<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stranger's_Hand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Novels_by_Graham_Greene<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Stranger's Hand (Italian: La mano dello straniero) is a 1954 British-Italian thriller drama film directed by Mario Soldati and starring Trevor Howard, Alida Valli and Richard Basehart. An international co-production, it is based on the draft novel with the same name written by Graham Greene. The plot follows the son of a British MI5 agent kidnapped in Venice by agents of Yugoslavia as he searches for his father.The first two chapters of The Stranger's Hand had been entered by Greene anonymously under a pseudonym to a competition in the New Statesman to write a book in the style of Graham Greene – a competition in which Greene was amused to win second prize. Soldati had seen the chapters and persuaded Greene to complete the novella to make the basis for a film. Greene expanded it to 30 pages of a ""film story"", on which Giorgio Bassani and Guy Elmes completed the screenplay.<EOS>"
658,44724,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider_in_Frontier_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider_in_Frontier_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider_in_Frontier_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider_in_Frontier_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lone Rider in Frontier Fury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider_in_Frontier_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider_in_Frontier_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider_in_Frontier_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider_in_Frontier_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider_in_Frontier_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider_in_Frontier_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider_in_Frontier_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider_in_Frontier_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider_in_Frontier_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lone Rider in Frontier Fury is a 1941 American Western film directed by Sam Newfield. The film stars George Houston as the ""Lone Rider"" and Al St. John as his sidekick ""Fuzzy"" Jones, with Hillary Brooke, Karl Hackett, Ted Adams and Arch Hall Sr. The film was released on August 8, 1941, by Producers Releasing Corporation. The film is also known as Frontier Fury in the United Kingdom and Rangeland Racket (American reissue title).This is the fourth movie in the Lone Rider series, which spans seventeen films—eleven starring George Houston, and a further six starring Robert Livingston.Houston, once an opera singer, sang three songs in this film: ""Down by the Old Alamo"", ""A Love That Faded Too Soon"" and ""Ride 'Em Cowboy"". The songs were written by Johnny Lange and Lew Porter.<EOS>"
659,6736,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Sparr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Schenck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hal Klein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clint_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Hampton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Henry_(football)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beverly Powers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Sparr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Schenck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Schenck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>More Dead Than Alive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Philip_Springer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Dead_Than_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Sparr<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>More Dead Than Alive is a 1969 American Western film directed by Robert Sparr and produced by Aubrey Schenck. It was filmed at Agua Dulce, California.<EOS>"
660,111252,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_M._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_M._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tango<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tango_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tango is a 1936 American drama film directed by Phil Rosen and starring Marian Nixon, Chick Chandler and Marie Prevost.<EOS>"
661,80331,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Maylam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Harvey Weinstein and Bob Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Maylam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Maylam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Olympics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_1976_Winter_Olympics<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>White Rock is a 1977 documentary film about the 1976 Winter Olympics held in Innsbruck, Austria. The film was narrated by James Coburn, and directed by Tony Maylam. The film was nominated in 1977 for the Robert Flaherty Award (Feature Length Film, Documentary In Content) by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts. A soundtrack album, White Rock was released by Rick Wakeman in 1977 and it entered the UK Albums Chart on 12 February 1977, where it spent 9 weeks and reached number 14.<EOS>"
662,69014,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal-International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Arthur_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Medina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Skinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Myanmar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Walter_Scharf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Burma_Campaign_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_donkeys<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Francis is a 1950 American comedy film from Universal-International that launched the Francis the Talking Mule film series. Francis is produced by Robert Arthur and directed by Arthur Lubin, and stars Donald O'Connor and Patricia Medina. The distinctive voice of Francis is a voice-over by actor Chill Wills.Six Francis sequels from Universal followed this first effort, all but one starring O'Connor. Mickey Rooney replaced O'Connor in the final film of the series.During World War II, a junior American Army officer gets sent to the psychiatric ward whenever he insists that an Army mule named Francis speaks to him.<EOS>"
663,73049,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bronston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Niven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ava Gardner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Flora Robson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Lukas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leo Genn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kurt Kasznar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Helpmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlton Heston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carlos Casaravilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bronston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Yordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Gordon_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>55<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Beijing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1900<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Madrid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Qing_dynasty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Siege_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dimitri_Tiomkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nicholas_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_Marton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Samuel_Bronston_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Empress_Dowager_Cixi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:55_Days_at_Peking<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Boxer_Rebellion<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>55 Days at Peking is a 1963 American epic historical war film dramatizing the siege of the foreign legations' compounds in Beijing (then still Peking, in English) during the Boxer Uprising, which took place in China in the summer of 1900. It was produced by Samuel Bronston for Allied Artists, with a screenplay by Philip Yordan and Bernard Gordon, and with uncredited contributions from Robert Hamer, Julian Halevy, and Ben Barzman. Noel Gerson wrote a screenplay novelization in 1963 under the pseudonym ""Samuel Edwards"".The film was directed primarily by Nicholas Ray, although Guy Green and Andrew Marton assumed leadership in the latter stages of filming after Ray had fallen ill. Both men were uncredited. It stars Charlton Heston, Ava Gardner, and David Niven, with supporting roles by Flora Robson, John Ireland, Leo Genn, Robert Helpmann, Harry Andrews, and Kurt Kasznar. It also contains the first known screen appearance of future martial arts film star Yuen Siu Tien. Japanese film director Juzo Itami, credited in the film as ""Ichizo Itami"", appears as Col. Goro Shiba.55 Days at Peking was released by Allied Artists on May 29, 1963. The film received mixed reviews, mainly for its historical inaccuracies and lack of character development. However, it was praised for its acting, direction, music, action sequences, and production design. In addition to its mixed critical reviews, the film grossed only $10 million at the box office against a budget of $10 million. Despite this, the film was nominated for two Academy Awards. It was director Ray's last film until Lightning Over Water (1980).<EOS>"
664,101504,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Viacom_(2005–present)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Linda Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathy_Zotnowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_McGrath<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gena_Rowlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:JoBeth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Viacom_(2005–present)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathy_Zotnowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_McGrath<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Showtime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Salt_Lake_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parallel_Lives_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Linda_Yellen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Parallel Lives is a 1994 American made-for-television mystery-drama film written, directed and produced by Linda Yellen which returns some actors and similar patterns of Yellen's previous work, Chantilly Lace.The film features an all-star cast: James Belushi, James Brolin, LeVar Burton, Lindsay Crouse, Jill Eikenberry, Ben Gazzara, Jack Klugman, Liza Minnelli, Dudley Moore, Gena Rowlands, Ally Sheedy, Helen Slater, Mira Sorvino, Paul Sorvino, Robert Wagner, Patricia Wettig, JoBeth Williams and Treat Williams.Parallel Lives was broadcast August 14, 1994, on Showtime.<EOS>"
665,163423,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._B._Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Powers_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stark Mad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Mad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stark Mad is a 1929 American sound (All-Talking) pre-Code adventure film produced and distributed by Warner Bros., directed by Lloyd Bacon, and starring H. B. Warner, Louise Fazenda, Jacqueline Logan and Henry B. Walthall. This lurid jungle melodrama was an attempt to emulate the then-popular jungle horror films being made at the time by Tod Browning and Lon Chaney. The film was unusual in that it is set in the jungles of Central America rather than Africa.<EOS>"
666,50520,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Corfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Corfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Second Mr. Bush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mr._Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Second Mr. Bush is a 1940 British comedy film directed by John Paddy Carstairs and starring Wallace Evennett, Evelyn Roberts and Kay Walsh. It was made at Welwyn Studios by British National Films.<EOS>"
667,32360,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rabbit's Feat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Canis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit's_Feat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wile_E._Coyote_and_the_Road_Runner_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rabbit's Feat is an animated 1960 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes  cartoon, directed by Chuck Jones and written by Michael Maltese. The short was released on June 4, 1960, and stars Bugs Bunny and Wile E. Coyote. As Maltese had left for Hanna-Barbera, his name was removed from the credits (although his name remained on the credits for The Mouse on 57th Street a year later).<EOS>"
668,54354,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Toshiyuki_Uno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Skouras_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Yasutake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sab_Shimono<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mako_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nobu_McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Toshiyuki_Uno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Skouras_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Kan_Gotanda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Asian-American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_internment_of_Japanese_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Jose,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wash_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Toshiyuki_Uno<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Wash is a 1988 film directed by Michael Toshiyuki Uno and written by Philip Kan Gotanda, adapted from Gotanda's 1985 play of the same name. It tells the story of a newly separated nisei couple, husband Nobu and wife Masi, and their individual and collective struggles with their past, which along with their marriage centered on Japanese tradition, despite their residing in the United States.<EOS>"
669,19774,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Courtland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Craig_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eva_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bettles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Courtland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_Anne_Sisson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ride a Wild Pony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_horses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_South_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Victoria_(Australia)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_a_Wild_Pony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Addison<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ride a Wild Pony is a 1975 American-Australian family adventure film produced by Walt Disney Productions, directed by Don Chaffey and based on the novel A Sporting Proposition (1973) by James Aldridge.<EOS>"
670,136791,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Alexander_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Glenn Silber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Front Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Glenn Silber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Alexander Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Alexander_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Alexander_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The War at Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Vietnam_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_at_Home_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Barry_Alexander_Brown<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The War at Home is a documentary film about the anti-war movement in the Madison, Wisconsin, area during the time of the Vietnam War. It combines archival footage and interviews with participants that explore the events of the period on the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus. The film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.<EOS>"
671,14767,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andre Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Greg Klymkiw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kyle_McCulloch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael O'Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Snyder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ari Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Falkenburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathy Marykuca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Anne MacLeod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Gottli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Lougheed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Neville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victor Cowie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Toles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Archangel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Winnipeg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Russian_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Archangel_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_I_films_set_on_the_Eastern_Front<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Archangel is a 1990 comedy-drama film directed by Guy Maddin. The film fictionalizes, in a general sense, historical conflict related to the Bolshevik Revolution occurring in the Arkhangelsk (Archangel) region of Russia, a basic concept presented to Maddin by John Harvie. The film marks Maddin's first formal collaboration with co-screenwriter George Toles.Maddin shot Archangel in black and white, on 16 mm film, on a budget of $430,000. Maddin modeled the film on the style of a part-talkie, an early cinema genre. The ""basic situation"" of the film's story was ""suggested by Henry Green's 1946 novel Back.""<EOS>"
672,32364,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rabbit Romeo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elmer_Fudd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rabbit Romeo is a 1957 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on December 14, 1957, and stars Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd. The film is one of the few pairings of Bugs and Elmer in which Bugs is not hunted throughout the entire picture (despite Elmer brandishing his hunting rifle every time Bugs tries to escape), and also notable as a cartoon in which Bugs has a romantic encounter.<EOS>"
673,153747,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Howitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MarVista_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merritt_Patterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debby_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Robertson_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarena_Parmar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam DiMarco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Howitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MarVista_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Radio Rebel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Teen_drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Teen_drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Seattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_radio_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Howitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rebel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_soundtrack_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Radio Rebel is a 2012 teen drama television film directed by Peter Howitt, written by Erik Patterson and Jessica Scott, based on the novel Shrinking Violet. The movie premiered on Disney Channel on February 17, 2012. The movie was produced by MarVista Entertainment and Two 4 the Money Media, in association with Disney Channel. It stars Debby Ryan, Merritt Patterson, Adam DiMarco, Sarena Parmar and Nancy Robertson. The film follows a shy girl (Ryan) who goes undercover with a radio persona that allows her to express her true feelings. Her identity is put at risk when her school principal (Robertson) threatens to expel the young girl following a life of mischief.<EOS>"
674,136966,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Veness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syd_Courtenay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lola_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tonight's the Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight's_the_Night_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Monty_Banks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tonight's the Night is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Monty Banks and starring Leslie Fuller, Amy Veness and Charles Farrell. The screenplay concerns a man who is wrongly imprisoned for theft and escapes from jail and tracks down the real culprit. It is also known by the alternative title Tonight's the Night: Pass It On. Leslie Arliss was a co-screenwriter. It was shot at the Elstree Studios of British International Pictures.<EOS>"
675,98687,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Markle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Turner_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William R. Greenblatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lea Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emilio Estevez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Markle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Turner_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TNT_Network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Markle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nightbreaker (also known as Advance to Ground Zero) is a 1989 American historical drama television film directed by Peter Markle and written by T. S. Cook, inspired by the book Atomic Soldiers: American Victims of Nuclear Experiments by Howard L. Rosenberg. The film stars Martin Sheen and Emilio Estevez as older and younger versions of fictional neurologist Alexander Brown. It also stars Lea Thompson, Melinda Dillon, and Joe Pantoliano.<EOS>"
676,56761,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Capitol Film Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leslie Simmonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judith_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Minna Gombell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Mack Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Marrying Widows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marrying_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Marrying Widows is a 1934 American pre-Code drama film directed by Sam Newfield and starring Judith Allen, Johnny Mack Brown and Minna Gombell.<EOS>"
677,167060,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WMD-The_Inside_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Holroyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WMD-The_Inside_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christine Hartland and David Holroyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WMD-The_Inside_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Lenagan and Montserrat Roig de Puig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WMD-The_Inside_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Holroyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WMD-The_Inside_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Holroyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WMD-The_Inside_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Hartland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WMD-The_Inside_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Holroyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WMD-The_Inside_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>wmd.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WMD-The_Inside_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WMD-The_Inside_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WMD-The_Inside_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WMD-The_Inside_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WMD-The_Inside_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WMD-The_Inside_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>wmd. (also known as wmd-The Inside Story.) is a political thriller released in December 2008 focused on the falsification of evidence in the build-up to the Iraq War.  The film is shot entirely from a CCTV/spy-camera perspective and follows the story of an ordinary MI6 desk officer who accidentally discovers that the American and British governments are doctoring the facts in order to convince us that invading Iraq is justifiable.  Although the story of the MI6 desk officer is fictionalized, the film is based on hard evidence that has surfaced and continues to surface, since the invasion began.wmd. is written and directed by David Holroyd, and produced by Christine Hartland and David Holroyd.  The film stars Simon Lenagan and Montserrat Roig de Puig.<EOS>"
678,31877,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_chickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weasel_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weasels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Weasel Stop is a 1956 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated short film directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on February 11, 1956, and features Foghorn Leghorn.The cartoon is unusual in that a different dog (instead of the Barnyard Dawg) is used as Foghorn's nemesis. The title is a pun on the phrase ""whistle stop"".<EOS>"
679,110875,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gus_Meins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gus_Meins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Butler_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Grinde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Babes in Toyland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Santa_Claus_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Operetta_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sentient_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gus_Meins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Laurel_and_Hardy_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Toyland_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charley_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Babes in Toyland is a Laurel and Hardy musical Christmas film released on November 30, 1934. The film is also known by the alternative titles Laurel and Hardy in Toyland, Revenge Is Sweet (the 1948 European reissue title), and March of the Wooden Soldiers (in the United States), a 73-minute abridged version.Based on Victor Herbert's popular 1903 operetta Babes in Toyland, the film was produced by Hal Roach, directed by Gus Meins and Charles Rogers, and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. There are two computer-colorized versions between The Samuel Goldwyn Company in 1991 and Legend Films in 2006.Although the 1934 film makes use of many of the characters in the original play, as well as several of the songs, the plot is almost completely unlike that of the original stage production. In contrast to the stage version, the film's story takes place entirely in Toyland, which is inhabited by Mother Goose (Virginia Karns) and other well-known fairy tale and nursery rhyme characters.<EOS>"
680,137421,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Graham_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>W.A. Whittaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Una_Stubbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Le_Mesurier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Baker_(British_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Nimmo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annette_Andre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Graham_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mister Ten Per Cent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ron_Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Ten_Per_Cent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Graham_Scott<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mister Ten Per Cent is a 1967 British comedy film directed by Peter Graham Scott and starring Charlie Drake, Derek Nimmo and Wanda Ventham. It was written by Mira Avrech, Charlie Drake, Norman Hudis and Lew Schwarz.It was the last in a series of four films featuring Drake produced by the Associated British Picture Corporation, the previous being Sands of the Desert (1960), Petticoat Pirates (1961) and The Cracksman (1963).<EOS>"
681,10359,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Guillermo del Toro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David S. Goyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Stephen Norrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wesley_Snipes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_S._Goyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guillermo_del_Toro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Norrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_S._Goyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_1998<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_film_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blade_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Marvel_Entertainment_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Neo-noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blade_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_based_on_Marvel_Comics<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blade is an American superhero horror film and television franchise based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name, starring Wesley Snipes as Blade in the film trilogy, and Sticky Fingaz in the television series. The trilogy was directed by Stephen Norrington, Guillermo del Toro and David S. Goyer, the latter of whom also wrote the films and created the television series. The original films and television series were distributed by New Line Cinema from 1998 to 2006.The character was created in 1973 for Marvel Comics by writer Marv Wolfman and artist Gene Colan as a supporting character in the 1970s comic The Tomb of Dracula. In the comic, Blade's mother was bitten by a vampire while she was in labor with Blade, rendering him immune to being turned into a vampire; following the release of the 1998 film Blade, the character was retroactively made into a dhampir and redesigned to match his movie counterpart. In 2024, Snipes reprised his role as the character in the film Deadpool & Wolverine.<EOS>"
682,1599,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pound_of_Flesh_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Barbarash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pound_of_Flesh_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pound_of_Flesh_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pound of Flesh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pound_of_Flesh_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pound_of_Flesh_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pound_of_Flesh_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pound_of_Flesh_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pound_of_Flesh_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pound_of_Flesh_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_organ_trafficking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pound_of_Flesh_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pound_of_Flesh_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pound_of_Flesh_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pound_of_Flesh_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ernie_Barbarash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pound_of_Flesh_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_organ_transplantation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pound of Flesh is a 2015 Canadian action film directed by Ernie Barbarash, and starring Jean-Claude Van Damme, Charlotte Peters, and Darren Shahlavi. It is the third collaboration between Van Damme and Barbarash (following Assassination Games in 2011 and Six Bullets in 2012).<EOS>"
683,2142,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Younger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Focus Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Uma_Thurman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Greenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meryl_Streep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Younger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Younger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ryan_Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mother–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Suzanne_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Psychotherapy_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Younger<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Prime is a 2005 American romantic comedy-drama film starring Uma Thurman, Meryl Streep, and Bryan Greenberg. It was written and directed by Ben Younger. The film grossed $67.9 million worldwide.<EOS>"
684,163083,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Graham_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert L. Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ahmad Nurradin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Graham_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_DeWitt_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Together Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Graham_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transgender-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Together_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Together Brothers is a 1974 American film directed by William A. Graham and starring Ahmad Nurradin and Anthony Wilson. The film is about a gang of street youths who try to expose a cop killer before he gets to a child who witnessed the murder.<EOS>
685,25676,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Ferguson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Graeme Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Ferguson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Ferguson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>North of Superior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Superior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>North of Superior is a 1971 Canadian IMAX film directed by Graeme Ferguson. It is a travelogue of the area of Ontario, north of Lake Superior. It was commissioned for the then-new Ontario Place and was one of the first IMAX films made.Designed to show off the large-size screen and detail of IMAX images, the film continues to be shown in IMAX festivals, and has been exhibited internationally. It used extensive flying scenes that provide an in-flight effect that would become widely imitated in future IMAX films.<EOS>"
686,70390,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Dieterle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Dieterle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rita_Gam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_De_Carlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Badel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valentina_Cortese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Dieterle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Dieterle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ewald_André_Dupont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bertita_Harding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_T._Chantler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Dieterle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Erich_Wolfgang_Korngold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Richard_Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Ludwig_II_of_Bavaria<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Magic Fire is a 1955 American biographical film about the life of composer Richard Wagner, released by Republic Pictures.Directed by William Dieterle, the film made extensive use of Wagner's music, which was arranged by Erich Wolfgang Korngold.  Dieterle worked with Korngold on several Warner Bros. films, including A Midsummer Night's Dream and Juarez.  It was one of the final films Republic made in the two-strip color process known as Trucolor.Although many details about Wagner's life were accurately portrayed, the film often distorted some facts, apparently for dramatic purposes.  One high point was the accurate depiction of the riot at the Paris Opera House for the premiere of the revised version of Tannhäuser.  The film depicted King Ludwig II's patronage of Wagner, without going into much detail about the king's controversial personality.The film used a very large cast, opulent sets, and lavish costumes.  Since Republic was known primarily for westerns and adventure serials, Magic Fire was one of the rare ""prestige"" films to be produced by studio chief Herbert Yates.  Nevertheless, critical response was mixed and box office receipts in the U.S. were disappointing.<EOS>"
687,98189,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Harry Kerwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wayne Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Kerwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Kerwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Emmich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Evers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roberta Leighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barracuda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Barracuda is a 1977 American horror/thriller film about a small Florida coastal town that is menaced by chemically induced and highly aggressive barracuda fish. The cast included Wayne Crawford, Jason Evers, Roberta Leighton, Cliff Emmich, William Kerwin and Bert Freed. It was directed by Harry Kerwin, with the underwater sequences handled by Wayne Crawford.<EOS>"
688,91499,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Pompian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Mulgrew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Duffy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynda_Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Danielle_Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dennis_McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Miller_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Daddy, also known as Danielle Steel's Daddy, is a 1991 American made-for-television romantic drama film directed by Michael Miller. The film is based upon the 1989 novel Daddy written by Danielle Steel.<EOS>"
689,81450,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colbert_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colbert_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Earl_Repp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Galloping Thunder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galloping_Thunder_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Nazarro<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Galloping Thunder is a 1946 American Western film directed by Ray Nazarro and starring Charles Starrett. This was the twelfth of 65 films in the Durango Kid series.<EOS>
690,146132,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randall Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>If I Were Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Were_Rich_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Randall_Faye<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>If I Were Rich is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Randall Faye and starring Jack Melford, Kay Walsh and Clifford Heatherley.<EOS>"
691,22878,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lipsett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lipsett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Very Nice, Very Nice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Collage_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tom_Daly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_avant-garde_and_experimental_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Colin_Low_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Very_Nice,_Very_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Lipsett<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Very Nice, Very Nice is a Canadian avant-garde collage film made by Arthur Lipsett in 1961, and produced by the National Film Board of Canada.<EOS>"
692,81499,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sparey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Roman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Davis, Jay Poynor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorenzo_Music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Welker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thom Huge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sparey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Roman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Davis_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Davis_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_in_American_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_animated_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_Roman_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Garfield_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Gets_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_written_by_Jim_Davis_(cartoonist)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Garfield Gets a Life is a 1991 animated television special based on the Garfield comic strip written by Jim Davis. It features Lorenzo Music as the voice of Garfield. The special was first broadcast on May 8, 1991, on CBS. It was nominated for Outstanding Animated Program at the 43rd Primetime Emmy Awards. It was the final in the series of twelve Garfield television specials, as the success of Garfield and Friends caused CBS to cancel new animated specials in 1990. It is the only CBS Garfield special directed by John Sparey instead of Phil Roman, although the latter served as producer. It is also the final Garfield production to feature music by Desirée Goyette who had performed for previous Garfield specials and various episodes of Garfield and Friends.Unlike the other Garfield specials, despite the title, Garfield Gets a Life focuses mainly on Jon rather than the titular fat cat. Odie only appears twice in this special. It has been released on both VHS and DVD home video.The songs ""Monday Morning Blues (Blues for Mr. G)"" (performed by B.B. King) and ""Shake Your Paw"" (performed by The Temptations) were released on the 1991 album Am I Cool or What?. An instrumental version of the opening theme, under the title ""Spare Time"" (performed by David Benoit), was also released on the album.<EOS>"
693,75400,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bradley Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeannine Roussel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tinker Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_game<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_McNeely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DisneyToon_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Fairies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tinker_Bell_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tinker Bell is a 2008 American animated fantasy film and the first installment in the Disney Fairies franchise produced by Disneytoon Studios. It is about Tinker Bell, a fairy character created by J. M. Barrie in his 1904 play Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up, and featured in the 1953 Disney animated film Peter Pan and its 2002 sequel Return to Never Land. Unlike Disney's two Peter Pan films featuring the character, which were produced primarily using traditional animation, Tinker Bell was produced using digital 3D modeling. The film was released on DVD and Blu-ray by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment on October 28, 2008.Tinker Bell is the first Disney film to feature Tinker Bell in a speaking role. Actress Brittany Murphy was originally selected for the part before the role went to Mae Whitman. The film follows Tinker Bell’s origin story, before she met Peter Pan, as she works out her place in Pixie Hollow and struggles with what her “talent” is.<EOS>"
694,12426,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Medak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallmark_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Smith_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eileen_Atkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Dancy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Medak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallmark_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Smith_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TNT_Network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Medak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_David_Copperfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Copperfield_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_based_on_David_Copperfield<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>David Copperfield is a 2000 American-Irish made-for-television film adaptation of Charles Dickens's 1850 novel of the same name. It was filmed in Ireland, and broadcast on TNT as a Hallmark Entertainment production on 10–11 December 2000.<EOS>"
695,60827,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Ranch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Ranch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Ranch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Ranch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Ranch<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Ranch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lost Ranch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Ranch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Ranch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Ranch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Ranch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Ranch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Ranch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Ranch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Ranch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Katzman<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Lost Ranch is a 1937 American Western film produced and directed by Sam Katzman starring Tom Tyler.<EOS>
696,154762,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Wald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sig_Herzig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Duff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ready, Willing, and Able<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Willing,_and_Able_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Enright<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Ready, Willing, and Able is a 1937 American musical film directed by Ray Enright and starring Ruby Keeler, Lee Dixon,  Allen Jenkins and Ross Alexander. It was produced and distributed by Warner Brothers. Songs in the film were written by composer Richard A. Whiting and lyricist Johnny Mercer. The most successful song introduced by Wini Shaw and Ross Alexander, and reprised throughout, was ""Too Marvelous for Words"", which has become a pop and jazz standard.In the final production number choreographed by Bobby Connolly, Ruby Keeler and Lee Dixon tap across the keys of a giant-sized typewriter while dancers’ legs mimic typebars striking letters.  The film was released to lackluster business in the aftermath of Alexander's suicide.<EOS>"
697,125740,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ministry_of_Information_(United_Kingdom)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_MacQuitty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ministry_of_Information_(United_Kingdom)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_MacQuitty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Letter from Ulster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Northern_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Northern_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Letter_from_Ulster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Northern_Ireland_in_World_War_II<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Letter from Ulster is a 1942 documentary by Ulster-born movie director Brian Desmond Hurst who, along with his lifelong friend Terence Young (scriptwriter) and fellow Ulsterman and Assistant Director William (Bill) MacQuitty, created this film promoting a sense of community between the people of Northern Ireland and over one hundred thousand troops from the US based in Northern Ireland at the time. William Alwyn provided music.In 1942, tensions between the US troops and the local population were allegedly being stirred up by propaganda from German spies in Dublin. Hurst's brief was simple- to make a documentary to show that everyone was getting along fine.Brian McIlroy in Chapter 3 of Re-viewing British Cinema 1900 - 1992: Essays and Interviews explained that ""Hurst was able to persuade one Catholic and one Protestant soldier to write letters home, explaining their impressions of their stay. From these letters, Terence Young, the scriptwriter, was able to construct a sequence of activities that revealed the different traditions of Ireland"".The film follows American soldiers from the US Army 34th Infantry Division as they train for war and enjoy the local hospitality. The two men who write home about their experiences take a tour of their new homeland in their little jeep and visit St Marys Church in Belfast, Gray Printers in Strabane, Carrickfergus Castle, and Roaring Meg on Derry's walls. They also travel by rail although the railway station seen is not Coleraine as portrayed in the film (even the station master's hat is correct) it is actually Cultra in North Down. They even manage to stray across the border with the South of Ireland towards Glaslough at one stage and are politely turned back. We also see them in their barracks at Tynan Abbey and undertaking tank and artillery exercises across the rolling landscape of Northern Ireland and the Sperrins can be seen in some footage. The artillery scenes used men from the 151st Field Artillery from Minnesota who, significantly, fired the first artillery shell of US Forces in the European Theatre of War in the Sperrins. The men we see went on to fight in some of the bloodiest battles of World War II including Anzio and Monte Cassino.The film also captures the cartoonist Bruce Bairnsfather (creator of 'Old Bill' during WW1) in a brief cameo whilst he was attached to the US Army.  His work subsequently appears in the book of cartoons Jeeps and Jests which includes a cartoon of Brian Desmond Hurst filming A Letter From Ulster.In September 2011 Brian Desmond Hurst's relative and biographer Allan Esler Smith produced a short documentary, Revisiting A Letter From Ulster (directed by Adam Jones-Lloyd), featuring then and now footage and retracing the steps of the men from the 34th Infantry Division.  The documentary premiered at the Aspects Festival in Ireland and was run on a loop for five days together with the original A Letter From Ulster and is now available to view (see link below).To mark the 70th anniversary year of the US troops arrival in Northern Ireland to prepare for the War in Europe the Northern Ireland War Memorial Museum (Talbot Street, Belfast) screened Brian Desmond Hurst's classic documentary A Letter From Ulster throughout September and October 2012. This supported their ongoing permanent exhibition dedicated to the US troops that trained in Northern Ireland during the Second World War.<EOS>"
698,137535,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Starz_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark A. Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Gottwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Billingsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kane Hodder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shane Brolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chloë Grace Moretz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christine Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry O’Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Starz_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_A._Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_A._Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Room 6<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joe_Kraemer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Room 6 is a 2006 American horror film directed by Michael Hurst and written by Hurst and Mark A. Altman. It stars Christine Taylor, Shane Brolly, Jerry O'Connell, and Ellie Cornell.<EOS>"
699,167129,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Be_Wearing_Pink_Pyjamas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goldschmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Be_Wearing_Pink_Pyjamas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Be_Wearing_Pink_Pyjamas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Higgins_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Be_Wearing_Pink_Pyjamas<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goldschmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Be_Wearing_Pink_Pyjamas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She'll Be Wearing Pink Pyjamas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Be_Wearing_Pink_Pyjamas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Be_Wearing_Pink_Pyjamas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Be_Wearing_Pink_Pyjamas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Be_Wearing_Pink_Pyjamas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Be_Wearing_Pink_Pyjamas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Be_Wearing_Pink_Pyjamas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Be_Wearing_Pink_Pyjamas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Be_Wearing_Pink_Pyjamas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Du_Prez<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>She'll Be Wearing Pink Pyjamas is a 1985 British comedy film directed by John Goldschmidt and starring Julie Walters, Anthony Higgins and former Emmerdale actress Alyson Spiro. It deals with the experiences of eight women from diverse backgrounds on an all-female survival course in the Lake District. It was released on DVD in the UK in 2007.<EOS>"
700,69842,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugith_Varughese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Farlinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilbert_(Canadian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diego_Matamoros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ivan Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michelle Duquet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugith_Varughese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Farlinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugith_Varughese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kumar and Mr. Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_Film_Centre_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kumar_and_Mr._Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian-Canadian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kumar and Mr. Jones is a Canadian short drama film, directed by Sugith Varughese and released in 1991. The film centres on the relationship between Mr. Jones (John Gilbert), a bedridden older man, and Kumar (Ivan Smith), his Indo-Canadian caretaker whose power in the relationship is threatened when Mr. Jones begins responding favourably to treatment by Melissa (Michelle Duquet), a new physical therapist.The film was made while Varughese was a student at the Canadian Film Centre.The film received a Genie Award nomination for Best Live Action Short Drama at the 13th Genie Awards in 1992.<EOS>"
701,168390,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Allodi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_de_Pencier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tara Rosling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Harms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Owens_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Allodi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_de_Pencier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Allodi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Uncles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_Film_Centre_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Uncles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Uncles is a 2000 Canadian drama film directed by James Allodi.The film stars Chris Owens as John, an Italian Canadian restaurant manager in Toronto who is supporting his brother Marco (Kelly Harms), a college student, and sister Celia (Tara Rosling), who is disabled after a head injury. When Celia develops an obsession with kidnapping neighbourhood babies to indulge her maternal instincts, John and Marco hatch a plan to get her pregnant so that she'll have her own baby and stop stealing other people's. The film's cast also includes Dino Tavarone, Veronica Hurnick, Nicola Lipman, Deborah Grover, Alan Van Sprang, Tony Nappo and Carlos Díaz.The film premiered at the 2000 Toronto International Film Festival. It was a finalist for the Best Canadian Film award at the Toronto Film Critics Association Awards 2001, and was named to TIFF's year-end Canada's Top Ten list.Owens received a Genie Award nomination for Best Actor at the 22nd Genie Awards in 2002.<EOS>"
702,123553,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barney Gerard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Yule<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George McManus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Renie Riano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_Gerard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_F._Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adele_Buffington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_Gerard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_McManus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jiggs and Maggie Out West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_Out_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bringing_Up_Father<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jiggs and Maggie Out West is a 1950 American comedy film directed by William Beaudine and starring Joe Yule, Renie Riano and George McManus. It was the final film in the Jiggs and Maggie film series, featuring the adventures of a bickering Irish-American couple.<EOS>"
703,93846,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Wald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Berle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Wald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melville_Shavelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Rose_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Shulman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Always Leave Them Laughing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Leave_Them_Laughing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Always Leave Them Laughing is a 1949 American musical comedy-drama film directed by Roy Del Ruth and starring Milton Berle and Virginia Mayo.<EOS>
704,94996,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Faces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Morgan<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Faces is a 1934 British drama film directed by Sidney Morgan and starring Anna Lee, Harold French and Walter Sondes.<EOS>"
705,160891,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William F. Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirby_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Iris_Adrian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Dalbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Oliver_Curwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trail of the Yukon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_novels_by_James_Oliver_Curwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Northern_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yukon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Corporal_Rod_Webb_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Yukon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trail of the Yukon is a 1949 American Northern film directed by William Beaudine and starring Kirby Grant, Suzanne Dalbert and Bill Edwards. It was based on a novel by James Oliver Curwood about a North-West Mounted Police officer and his faithful German Shepherd dog Chinook. It is part of the Northern genre. The film was popular, and inspired Monogram to make a series of nine further films starring Grant and Chinook.<EOS>"
706,677,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_King_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lamar Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrone_Power<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cesar_Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_King_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Captain from Castile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_conquistadors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Hernán_Cortés<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mesoamerica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1510s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_from_Castile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Lamar_Trotti<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Captain from Castile is a 1947 American historical adventure film. It was released by 20th Century-Fox. Directed by Henry King, the Technicolor film stars Tyrone Power, Jean Peters, and Cesar Romero. Shot on location in Michoacán, Mexico, the film includes scenes of the Parícutin volcano, which was then erupting.  Captain from Castile was the feature film debut of Jean Peters, who later married industrialist Howard Hughes, and of Mohawk actor Jay Silverheels, who later portrayed Tonto on the television series The Lone Ranger.The film is an adaptation of the 1945 best-selling novel Captain from Castile by Samuel Shellabarger. The film's story covers the first half of the historical epic, describing the protagonist's persecution at the hands of the Spanish Inquisition and his escape to the New World to join Hernán Cortés in an expedition to conquer Mexico.<EOS>"
707,69810,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kristopher Kolumbus, Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Christopher_Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Isabella_I_of_Castile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_in_1492<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_pre-Columbian_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristopher_Kolumbus_Jr.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Age_of_Discovery_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Kristopher Kolumbus Jr. is a 1939 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated cartoon directed by Bob Clampett. The short was released on May 13, 1939, and stars Porky Pig in the role of Christopher Columbus.<EOS>"
708,70192,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ash_Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wolfe releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordan_Yale_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ash Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brittany_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thora_Birch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shad_Gaspard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Urie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tobias_Segal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ash_Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordan_Yale_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ash_Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ash_Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Petunia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petunia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Petunia is a 2012 American comedy-drama film. It was co-written and directed by Ash Christian. Thora Birch, who stars in the film, and her father Jack Birch, are credited as producers.<EOS>"
709,167019,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Greenaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemdale_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Callender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Donohue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Dennehy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Greenaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemdale_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Callender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Greenaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Belly of an Architect<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom / Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Wim_Mertens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_architecture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belly_of_an_Architect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Greenaway<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Belly of an Architect is a 1987 drama film written and directed by Peter Greenaway, featuring original music by Glenn Branca and Wim Mertens. Starring Brian Dennehy and Chloe Webb, it was nominated for the Palme d'Or (Golden Palm) award at the 1987 Cannes Film Festival.<EOS>"
710,38218,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_R._Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Klinger_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susannah_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_R._Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Klinger_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilbur_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Price_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gold Mine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom / Republic of South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elmer_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mining<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_R._Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gold_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_South_African_novels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gold is a 1974 British thriller film starring Roger Moore and Susannah York and directed by Peter R. Hunt. It was based on the 1970 novel Gold Mine by Wilbur Smith. Moore plays Rodney ""Rod"" Slater, general manager of a South African gold mine, who is instructed by his boss Steyner (Bradford Dillman) to break through an underground dike into what he is told is a rich seam of gold. Meanwhile, he falls in love with Steyner's wife Terry, played by York. In the United States, the film was released only as part of a double bill with The Taking of Pelham One Two Three.<EOS>"
711,128743,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Charles S. Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Byron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Weissmuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myron_Healey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jungle Moon Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Moon_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jungle_Jim_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jungle Moon Men (1955) is the fifteenth Jungle Jim film produced by Columbia Pictures. It features Johnny Weissmuller in his second performance as the protagonist adventurer Johnny Weissmuller. The film was directed by Charles S. Gould and written by Dwight Babcock and Jo Pagano.The film centres on jungle roamer Johnny Weissmuller and his team attempting to rescue an acquaintance in the jungle of Baku, which is inhabited by ""moon men"" worshipping an apparent Moon Goddess. Filming took place in May 1954 in California. It was theatrically released in the United States in April 1955.<EOS>"
712,70700,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Anna Benson Gyles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Norstar Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christina_Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ann Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Fricker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miranda_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Cubitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ontkean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_McCann_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christina_Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Swann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swann_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Rodney_Bennett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Swann is a 1996 Canadian drama film directed by Anna Benson Gyles and starring Miranda Richardson and Brenda Fricker. The film is an adaptation of the Carol Shields novel Swann: A Mystery, which was itself inspired by the real-life murder of poet Pat Lowther.The film premiered as a gala at the 1996 Toronto International Film Festival.<EOS>"
713,161286,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryanston_Films_(UK)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guido_Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derren_Nesbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryanston_Films_(UK)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guido_Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Harris_(television_writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strongroom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bank_robbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strongroom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vernon_Sewell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strongroom is a 1962 British 'B' crime drama film directed by Vernon Sewell and starring Derren Nesbitt, Colin Gordon and Ann Lynn. A group of criminals lock two bank employees in a safe during a robbery.<EOS>"
714,38965,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Birch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Allan Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Stigwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dody Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Connie Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sid Caesar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michelle Pfeiffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tab Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maxwell Caulfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eve Arden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrian Zmed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Didi Conn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lorna Luft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Birch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stigwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Finkleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Grease 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1962<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Allan_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1961<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Stigwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grease_(musical)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grease_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ken_Finkleman<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Grease 2 is a 1982 American musical romantic comedy film, and a standalone sequel to the 1978 film Grease, adapted from the 1971 musical of the same name by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey. Originally titled More Grease, the film was produced by Allan Carr and Robert Stigwood, and directed and choreographed by Patricia Birch, who choreographed the original stage production and prior film. The plot returns to Rydell High School two years after the original film's graduation, with a largely new cast, led by Maxwell Caulfield and Michelle Pfeiffer in her first starring role.The film was released in United States theaters on June 11, 1982, and grossed $15 million against a production budget of $11 million, a far cry from its predecessor's $132 million domestic box office. Despite breakthrough roles for Pfeiffer, Adrian Zmed, and Christopher McDonald, the film received mostly mixed reviews from critics; however, Grease 2 maintains a devoted fan base decades after its release. The film is now regarded as a cult classic.<EOS>"
715,68083,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fay Wray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Furber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Come Out of the Pantry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Alice_Duer_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_of_the_Pantry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Raymond<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Come Out of the Pantry is a 1935 British musical film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Jack Buchanan, Fay Wray, James Carew and Fred Emney. It is based on a 1916 novel of the same name by Alice Duer Miller, and features musical numbers by Al Hoffman, Al Goodhart and Maurice Sigler.<EOS>"
716,13463,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Drury_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemdale_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabriel Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greta Scacchi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Denholm Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Paterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian Bannen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fulton Mackay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Drury_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemdale_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Stellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Defence of the Realm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defence_of_the_Realm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Drury<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Defence of the Realm is a 1986 British political thriller film directed by David Drury, starring Gabriel Byrne, Greta Scacchi, and Denholm Elliott, with Robbie Coltrane in a minor role.The film takes its title from the Defence of the Realm Act 1914, passed in the United Kingdom at the start of the First World War, which  gave the government wide-ranging powers during the war.It was shot at Shepperton Studios and on location in London and Duxford in Cambridgeshire. The film's sets were designed by the art director Roger Murray-Leach. The film was distributed in the United Kingdom by the Rank Organisation. The plot mirrors the real-life British spy scandal known as the Profumo affair.<EOS>"
717,104544,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Wincer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alexandra Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_O'Toole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laura San Giacomo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Rickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Selleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Wincer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_O'Toole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hill_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Quigley Down Under<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:History_of_Australia_(1851–1900)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_colonial_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Basil_Poledouris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Western_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Victoria_(Australia)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Outback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quigley_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Simon_Wincer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Quigley Down Under is a 1990 Western genre film, directed by Simon Wincer and starring Tom Selleck, Alan Rickman, and Laura San Giacomo, and set in Australia. Although it opened to generally poor reviews, it has since developed an enduring niche following.<EOS>"
718,70180,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Dangerfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Colin J. Pearce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joss Mars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wanda dParke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Performance Anxiety<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brisbane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Performance_Anxiety_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Performance Anxiety is a 2008 gay comedy romantic drama film directed by Paul Dangerfield, written by Josh Macphee, starring Luke Mitchell and Joss Mars. The film debuted at the Brisbane Queer Film Festival on 25 May 2008.It is significant as it is Luke Mitchell's first starring role in a feature film. It is also the first gay-themed feature film shot in Brisbane, Australia.<EOS>"
719,169070,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herb_Jaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven-Charles_Jaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward A. Teets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glynnis_O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Langella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Hulce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herb_Jaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven-Charles_Jaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Shaber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Those Lips, Those Eyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ohio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ohio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Lips,_Those_Eyes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Steven-Charles_Jaffe<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Those Lips, Those Eyes is a 1980 American romance film directed by Michael Pressman and starring Frank Langella, Glynnis O'Connor, and Tom Hulce.<EOS>"
720,13133,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Lively<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death Rides the Range<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Death Rides the Range is a 1939 American Western film directed by Sam Newfield. It was a Colony Pictures film.<EOS>
721,159982,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivor_Montagu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madeleine_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Young_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gielgud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lorre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivor_Montagu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Bennett_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alma_Reville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_Lasky_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hay_Beith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Secret Agent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Alps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_period_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1916<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_I_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_W._Somerset_Maugham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Agent_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Secret Agent is a 1936 British spy thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, adapted from the play by Campbell Dixon, which in turn is loosely based on two stories in the 1927 collection Ashenden: Or the British Agent by W. Somerset Maugham. The film stars Madeleine Carroll, Peter Lorre, John Gielgud, and Robert Young. It also features uncredited appearances by Michael Redgrave, future star of Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes (1938), Michel Saint-Denis as the Coachman, and  Michael Rennie in his film debut.Typical Hitchcockian themes used in Secret Agent include mistaken identity, trains, bell towers, and a ""Hitchcock Blonde"".<EOS>"
722,7968,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eugene Marner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cannon_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cannon_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanne-Marie_Leprince_de_Beaumont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beauty and the Beast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cannon_Movie_Tales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Beauty_and_the_Beast<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Beauty and the Beast (alternatively: Cannon Movie Tales: Beauty and the Beast) is a 1987 English-language Israeli musical film, part of the 1980s film series Cannon Movie Tales. It is a contemporary adaptation of the classic tale of Beauty and the Beast by Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont, borrowing elements from Villeneuve's version, such as the dream sequences. The film was shot entirely in Israel, and the taglines were: ""The monster they feared was the prince she loved"" and ""The classic fairy tale about seeing with your heart"".<EOS>"
723,166145,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinetel Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Liapis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Linda A. Borgeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tanya_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Thomas_McGee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sins of Desire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sins of Desire is a 1993 erotic thriller directed by Jim Wynorski and starring Tanya Roberts. The film was one of the first of many low-budget erotic thrillers inspired by the success of Basic Instinct (1992) and made primarily for the video market. Wynorski went on to direct a number of others in the genre, such as Body Chemistry III (1994) and Body Chemistry IV (1995).<EOS>"
724,168546,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arthur Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Bowman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lon_Chaney_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Jean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elyse_Knox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:McElbert_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>There's a Girl in My Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Herschel_Burke_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_a_Girl_in_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>There's a Girl in My Heart is a 1949 American musical comedy film directed by Arthur Dreifuss, starring Lee Bowman, Elyse Knox, Gloria Jean and Peggy Ryan. It was released by Allied Artists Pictures Corporation with many former contract stars from Universal Pictures.Filming started 25 July 1949.<EOS>"
725,101961,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Clein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Lom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Dors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Constantine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Clein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Alexander_(novelist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Passport to Shame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alvin_Rakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:London_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passport_to_Shame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Passport to Shame (also known as Room 43 and Room Forty Three), is a 1958 British drama film directed by Alvin Rakoff and starring Diana Dors and Herbert Lom. It was written by Patrick Alexander.A young French woman becomes embroiled in a life of prostitution.<EOS>"
726,27956,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stockwell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_J._Ufland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rachel Pfeffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mary Jane Ufland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Hernandez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirsten_Dunst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stockwell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_J._Ufland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Manfredi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Hay_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crazy/Beautiful<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indie_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_(music)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Stockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_interclass_romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_interracial_romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Haslinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Navy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Matt_Manfredi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy/Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Phil_Hay_(screenwriter)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crazy/Beautiful (stylized as crazy/beautiful) is a 2001 American teen romantic drama film starring Kirsten Dunst and Jay Hernandez (in his film debut). It is largely set at Palisades Charter High School and the surrounding area, including Downtown Los Angeles, Pacific Palisades, Malibu, and East Los Angeles.Poor Latino Carlos Nuñez and the troubled congressman's daughter Nicole Oakley inadvertantly meet far from their school Pacific Palisades High, and soon form an unlikely relationship despite others' opposition.The film was released on June 29, 2001 to mostly favorable reviews and modestly recovered its production budget.<EOS>"
727,125820,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Scott Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Kennedy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Marshall_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sigourney Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julianne Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chloë Sevigny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louise Fletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arliss Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Strathairn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Kennedy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Marshall_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Platt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Hedges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Map of the World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Frank_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wisconsin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Map_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Kathleen_Kennedy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Map of the World is a 1999 American drama film, based on the 1994 novel by Jane Hamilton. Directed by Scott Elliott and produced by Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall, the film stars Sigourney Weaver, Julianne Moore and David Strathairn. Weaver was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture Drama for her performance.<EOS>"
728,136169,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herman E. Webber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dehner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Torin_Thatcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Canadians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Canadian_Prairies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Douglas_Gamley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canadians_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Canadians is a 1961 Anglo–Canadian CinemaScope Western film written and directed by Burt Kennedy. It starred Robert Ryan, John Dehner and Torin Thatcher.It was Kennedy's directorial debut.<EOS>"
729,171063,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Santley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E.B._Derr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Twelvetrees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Burgess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Swing High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Santley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_High_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pathé_Exchange_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Swing High is a 1930 American pre-Code musical film directed by Joseph Santley and starring Helen Twelvetrees, Fred Scott and Dorothy Burgess.The film's sets were designed by the art director Carroll Clark.<EOS>"
730,157291,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Keith Perna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Knudsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Keith Perna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Kaiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Swingle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christy Storey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rebekah Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>RyanIver Klann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Knudsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Christmas Grace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Grace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Michigan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Christmas Grace is a Christmas-related film about two competing toy stores. It was produced by Bright Horizon Pictures and Crystal Creek Media, the latter of which created films such as Creed of Gold and Courageous Love. Filming of Christmas Grace took place around several locations in Southeastern Michigan in early 2012. The film was released on October 7, 2014.<EOS>"
731,164420,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucien_Hubbard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Withers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Darwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Qualen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elyse_Knox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Brown Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucien_Hubbard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanda_Tuchock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Youth Will Be Served<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Wanda_Tuchock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youth_Will_Be_Served<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Youth Will Be Served is a 1940 American musical film directed by Otto Brower and starring Jane Withers and Jane Darwell.<EOS>
732,110723,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Salva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>MGM Distribution Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. Todd Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Opper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ> Bennett Salvay,  Victor Salva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Luse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eileen Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gina Philips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan Breck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Salva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Todd_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Luse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Salva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jeepers Creepers: Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_siblings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Salva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Zoetrope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_demons_and_devils<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Jeepers Creepers is a 2001 horror film written and directed by Victor Salva. It stars Gina Philips and Justin Long as siblings returning home for spring break who encounter a violent truck driver portrayed by Jonathan Breck. The film takes its name from the 1938 song, featured in the film under a version by Paul Whiteman. Patricia Belcher and Eileen Brennan also appear in supporting roles, with Salva making a cameo appearance.The film was a co-production between the United States and Germany, with United Artists co-financing the American Zoetrope title. It filmed in various towns in Florida starting in August 2000 after Salva convinced the studios to cast Phillips and Long with the help of executive producer Francis Ford Coppola, who had previously financed his directional debut Clownhouse (1989). Due to unforeseen budget cuts, Salva rewrote the third act during production.The film was theatrically released by United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer on August 31, 2001. It was a commercial success, grossing $59 million on a $10 million budget, despite mixed reviews from critics praising the first half over the second. It spawned a media franchise that includes two sequels and a reboot.<EOS>"
733,157749,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Won_by_a_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Percy_Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Won_by_a_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rex Davis, Frank Tennant, Vera Cornish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Won_by_a_Head<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Percy_Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Won_by_a_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Won by a Head<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Won_by_a_Head<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Won_by_a_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Won_by_a_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Won_by_a_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Won_by_a_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Won_by_a_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Won_by_a_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Percy_Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Won_by_a_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Won_by_a_Head<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horse_racing_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Won by a Head is a 1920 British silent sports film directed by Percy Nash and starring Rex Davis, Frank Tennant and Vera Cornish. It was set in the horseracing world.<EOS>"
734,108758,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Griffiths<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saban_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freeform_(TV_channel)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Family_Channel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lance H. Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cheryl Saban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rhys-Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heidi_Lenhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Sibbett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katie_Volding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jake Dinwiddie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saban_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freeform_(TV_channel)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Family_Channel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheryl_Saban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheryl_Saban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Au Pair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_1999<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Family_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trilogies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Au_pairs_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Media_Networks_franchises<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Au Pair is a made-for-television film series directed by Mark Griffiths and released by Saban Entertainment in association with ABC Family.<EOS>
735,2492,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syfy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Hertzberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_M._Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Muldoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theresa_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syfy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Hertzberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_M._Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Action<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sci-fi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thriller_(genre)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sci-fi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CineTel_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Syfy_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_Viper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Wynorski<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Project Viper is a 2002 science-fiction thriller  starring Patrick Muldoon, Theresa Russell, Curtis Armstrong and Tamara Davies that debuted as a Sci Fi Pictures TV-movie on the Sci Fi Channel. It was directed by Jim Wynorski under the pseudonym ""Jay Andrews"".<EOS>"
736,41325,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mumsie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mumsie is a 1927 British silent drama film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Pauline Frederick, Nelson Keys and Herbert Marshall. It was adapted from the 1920 play of the same title by Edward Knoblock about a favourite son of a family who proves to be a coward when war breaks out. Pauline Frederick's last silent film. Mumsie is a lost film. It was made at Twickenham Studios.The film was a major success and helped Herbert Marshall establish himself in Hollywood soon afterwards.<EOS>"
737,18283,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randal_Kleiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Phoenix/BFA Films & Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Knapp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leonard S. Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Rush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Schallert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Livingston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanette_Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Alan Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randal_Kleiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randal_Kleiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Peege<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_old_age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_student_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peege<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Randal_Kleiser<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Peege is a 1973 American  short student film, written and directed by Randal Kleiser, about a family's visit to an elderly relative in a nursing home.In 2007, The film was selected for preservation by the United States Library of Congress National Film Registry, for being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
738,135624,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosalyn_Boulter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Formby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ronald Shiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>George in Civvy Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_in_Civvy_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Marcel_Varnel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>George in Civvy Street is a 1946 British comedy film directed and produced by Marcel Varnel starring George Formby with Ronald Shiner, and Ian Fleming. It was made by the British subsidiary of Columbia Pictures. This was Formby's last big screen appearance. After the film was unsuccessful at the box office, he resumed his career in the music hall. The working title for the film was ""Remember the Unicorn"".<EOS>"
739,155514,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Hanbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stafford_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Hanbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stafford_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Second Bureau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Hanbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Bureau_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spy_romance_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Second Bureau is a 1936 British spy romance film directed by Victor Hanbury and starring Marta Labarr, Charles Oliver and Arthur Wontner. It was made at Shepperton Studios and based on the 1934 novel Second Bureau by Charles Robert-Dumas. It was a remake of a 1935 French film of the same name.The film's title refers to the French military intelligence outfit Deuxième Bureau.<EOS>"
740,136254,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zena_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Victor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cyril Chamberlain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Embezzler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Embezzler_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Gilling<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Embezzler is a 1954 British crime film directed by John Gilling, and starring Charles Victor, Zena Marshall and Cyril Chamberlain. It was made as a second feature shot at Twickenham Studios and on location around London. The film's sets were designed by the art director C. Wilfred Arnold.The story concerns a bank cashier who steals cash from the bank where he is employed.<EOS>"
741,97447,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Independent_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Murphy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Parker_Posey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Willard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Coolidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_McKean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Balaban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Michael_Higgins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eugene Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Shearer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Independent_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Murphy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>For Your Consideration<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Hollywood,_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Icon_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Shangri-La_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Castle_Rock_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Independent_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Christopher_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Christopher_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Eugene_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Your_Consideration_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Purim<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>For Your Consideration is a 2006 American comedy film directed by Christopher Guest. It was co-written by Guest and Eugene Levy, and both also star in the film. The film's title is a phrase used in trade advertisements to promote films for honors such as the Academy Awards. The plot revolves around a group of three actors who learn that their performances in the fictional film they have not even completed yet, Home for Purim, a drama set in the mid-1940s American South, are supposedly generating a great deal of award-season buzz.Many of the cast have appeared in Guest's previous films Waiting for Guffman, Best in Show, and A Mighty Wind, including Levy, Catherine O'Hara, Parker Posey, Harry Shearer, Michael McKean, Fred Willard, Larry Miller, Bob Balaban, Jennifer Coolidge, Jane Lynch, Ed Begley Jr., Michael Hitchcock, John Michael Higgins, and Jim Piddock. Ricky Gervais, the co-creator of the original British television series The Office, also appears, while Paul Dooley, John Krasinski, Richard Kind, Scott Adsit, Hart Bochner, Claire Forlani, and Sandra Oh make brief cameos. Though the dialogue is largely improvised by the actors as in Guest's earlier films, the format is a departure from the mockumentary style.The film received its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 10, 2006. It was produced by Warner Independent Pictures in association with Castle Rock Entertainment and Shangri-La Entertainment.<EOS>"
742,47622,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Justin_Chadwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sony Pictures Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Focus Features International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alison_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scarlett Johansson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natalie Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Bana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Justin_Chadwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alison_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Focus_Features_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Henry_VIII<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Berkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_East_Sussex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wiltshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Derbyshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Alison_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_English_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romance_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Elizabeth_I<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Peter_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Elstree_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Gloucestershire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Somerset<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cambridgeshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Cantelon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Catherine_of_Aragon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Anne_Boleyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mary_Boleyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Boleyn_Girl_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Justin_Chadwick<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Other Boleyn Girl is a 2008 historical romantic drama film directed by Justin Chadwick. The screenplay by Peter Morgan was adapted from Philippa Gregory’s 2001 novel of the same name. It is a fictionalised account of the lives of 16th-century English aristocrats Mary Boleyn, mistress of King Henry VIII, and her sister, Anne, who became the monarch's ill-fated second wife.The film was released on February 29th, 2008.<EOS>"
743,64176,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ship's Concert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship's_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ship's Concert is a 1937 British musical film directed by Leslie S. Hiscott and starring Claude Hulbert, Joyce Kirby and Henry Kendall. It was made as a quota quickie at Teddington Studios by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers.<EOS>"
744,169158,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Distributors_Corporation_of_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_McDowall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Patterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Beatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Distributors_Corporation_of_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Time Lock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Lock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Arthur_Hailey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Time Lock is a 1957 British thriller film directed by Gerald Thomas and starring Vincent Winter, Lee Patterson and Betty McDowall. It was written by Peter Rogers based on the play of the same title by Arthur Hailey. It features a young, pre-James Bond Sean Connery. The film follows the attempt to rescue a six-year-old boy who is accidentally locked in a bank vault.<EOS>"
745,162395,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Laing_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amalgamated_Theatres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Laing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Hannam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Selwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martyn_Sanderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Watkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adele Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Darien Takle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emma Takle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Laing_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amalgamated_Theatres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Laing_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Hannam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Laing_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lost Tribe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Laing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Māori_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_in_New_Zealand<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lost Tribe is a 1985 New Zealand horror film directed by John Laing. Starring John Bach and Darien Takle, it follows a man and his sister-in-law journeying into a mysterious island inhabited by the tribe Huwera Maori. It was produced in 1982 but not theatrically released in New Zealand until 1985.<EOS>"
746,157706,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Blair_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Auer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Blair_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Auer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Women from Headquarters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_from_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Blair<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Women from Headquarters is a 1950 American crime film directed by George Blair and starring Virginia Huston, Barbra Fuller and Frances Charles. The screenplay concerns an ex-Army nurse who retrains as police officer with the LAPD.The film's sets were designed by the art director James W. Sullivan.<EOS>"
747,25221,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Now Hare This<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_wolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fairy_tale_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Little_Red_Riding_Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Three_Little_Pigs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Goldilocks_and_the_Three_Bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Hare_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Big_Bad_Wolf<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Now Hare This is a 1958 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Robert McKimson and written by Tedd Pierce. The short was released on May 31, 1958, and stars Bugs Bunny.<EOS>"
748,117558,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Continental_Distributing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tay Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fellows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvette_Mimieux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Continental_Distributing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fellows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Delta Factor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delta_Factor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Mickey_Spillane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Delta Factor is a 1970 American crime adventure film, co-produced and directed by Tay Garnett who co-wrote the screenplay with Raoul Walsh. It stars Christopher George and Yvette Mimieux. The film is based on the 1967 novel by Mickey Spillane.<EOS>"
749,45886,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Thomas_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>JoAnne Sellar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Thomas Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Lupi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Megan Ellison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonny Greenwood, Graeme Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Seymour Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joaquin Phoenix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Thomas_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Megan_Ellison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Thomas_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Lupi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:JoAnne_Sellar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Thomas_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Master<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Master: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_religion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1943<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Megan_Ellison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1945<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Annapurna_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Thomas_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Paul_Thomas_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Phoenix,_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cults<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1950<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Weinstein_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scientology_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jonny_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scientology-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_new_religious_movements<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Master is a 2012 American psychological drama film written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and starring Joaquin Phoenix, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Amy Adams. It tells the story of Freddie Quell (Phoenix), a World War II Navy veteran struggling to adjust to a post-war society, who meets Lancaster Dodd (Hoffman), the leader of a cult known as The Cause. Dodd sees something in Quell and accepts him into the movement. Quell takes a liking to The Cause and begins traveling with Dodd's family to spread his teachings.The film was produced by Annapurna Pictures and Ghoulardi Film Company and distributed by The Weinstein Company. The film's inspirations were varied: it was partly inspired by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, early drafts of Anderson's There Will Be Blood, the novel V. by Thomas Pynchon, John Huston's documentary Let There Be Light about WWII veterans with PTSD, drunken Navy stories that Jason Robards had told to Anderson while filming Magnolia, and the life story of author John Steinbeck. The Master was shot almost entirely on 65 mm film stock, making it the first fiction feature to be shot and released in 70mm since Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet in 1996.Initially, the film was set up with Universal Pictures, but fell through due to script and budget problems. It was first publicly shown on August 3, 2012, at the American Cinematheque in 70 mm and screened variously in the same way, before officially premiering at the Venice Film Festival on September 1, where it won three awards: the FIPRESCI Award for Best Film; the Silver Lion for Anderson's direction; and the Volpi Cup for Best Actor, shared by Phoenix and Hoffman. It was released in theaters in the United States on September 14, 2012, to critical acclaim; its performances (particularly those from the three leads), screenplay, direction, plausibility, and realistic portrayal of post-World War II Americans were praised.Considered one of Anderson's finest works and one of the best films of the 2010s and the 21st century, it received three Oscar nominations: Best Actor for Phoenix, Best Supporting Actor for Hoffman, and Best Supporting Actress for Adams. In 2016, The Master was ranked the 24th in the BBC's 100 Greatest Films of the 21st Century. Anderson has repeatedly stated that The Master is his favorite film of those he has made.<EOS>"
750,56451,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Howard_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hirliman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_O'Brien_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Angel_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Howard_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hirliman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Daniel Boone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kentucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1775<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Revolutionary_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Boone_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Daniel_Boone<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Daniel Boone is a 1936 American historical film directed by David Howard and starring George O'Brien, Heather Angel, and John Carradine.<EOS>"
751,26444,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aram_Avakian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Kastner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Denis Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gielgud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Candice_Bergen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Grodin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aram_Avakian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Kastner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>11<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Buckinghamshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Antwerp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Elliott_Kastner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Aram_Avakian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:11_Harrowhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Warwickshire<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>11 Harrowhouse (also known as Fast Fortune) is a 1974 British heist comedy thriller film directed by Aram Avakian and starring Charles Grodin, Candice Bergen, James Mason, Trevor Howard, and John Gielgud. It was adapted by Grodin based on the 1972 novel of the same title by Gerald A. Browne, with the screenplay by Jeffrey Bloom.<EOS>"
752,167474,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Onah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jen Gatien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Silbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julius Onah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dana_Offenbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Profusek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_Short<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilmer_Valderrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paz_de_la_Huerta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alicja_Bachleda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Onah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Silbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Onah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dana_Offenbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Onah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Girl Is in Trouble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Is_in_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Julius_Onah<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Girl Is in Trouble is a 2015 American thriller film co-produced and directed by Julius Onah, who co-wrote it with Mayuran Tiruchelvam. It stars Columbus Short, Wilmer Valderrama, Paz de la Huerta, Alicja Bachleda, and Jesse Spencer.The Girl Is in Trouble was simultaneously released theatrically and on video on demand in the United States on April 3, 2015, by Entertainment One. The film received mixed reviews from critics.<EOS>"
753,94067,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>First Look Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Erik Storey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Perrin Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brad Dourif<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cindy Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maria Pitillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Storke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Terror:_The_Teresa_Stamper_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Escape From Terror: The Teresa Stamper Story is a 1995 American crime drama television film based on a true story from Unsolved Mysteries.  It stars Adam Storke, Maria Pitillo, Brad Dourif and Cindy Williams.<EOS>"
754,3970,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mirkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janeane Garofalo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Kudrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Cumming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mira Sorvino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Ventresca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Camryn Manheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julia Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mirkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Schiff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>High School Reunion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Romy and Michele's<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>""More Music from the Motion Picture""<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>""Original Soundtrack"" /<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Romy and Michele's High school Reunion:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Alternative pop/rock, alternative indie rock, club/dance, contemporary pop/rock, dance-pop, new wave, punk, synth pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Steve_Bartek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_proms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tucson,_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1987<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1997<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Mirkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Laurence_Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Class_reunions_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_and_Michele's_High_School_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_female_buddy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Romy and Michele's High School Reunion (also known as Romy and Michele) is a 1997 American comedy film directed by David Mirkin and starring Mira Sorvino, Lisa Kudrow, and Janeane Garofalo. The plot revolves around two women who appear to have not achieved much success in life, and decide to invent fake careers to impress former classmates at their ten-year high school reunion. The characters are taken from the stage play Ladies Room, which also featured Kudrow. The film received positive reviews from critics and is considered a cult classic.<EOS>"
755,44671,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sol Tryon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Axiom Films  Mangusta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sol Tryon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ami Ankin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chadwick Clough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Kline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_Eisenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Gaffigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Living Wake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Wake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Living Wake (2007) is a dark comedic film written by Mike O'Connell and Peter Kline and produced by Ami Ankin.  A directorial debut by Sol Tryon, the film stars Mike O'Connell, Jesse Eisenberg, and Jim Gaffigan.<EOS>"
756,102066,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Seaman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Johnson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fawcett_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drake_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Seaman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Johnson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Kavanaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cattle Queen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattle_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cattle Queen is a 1951 American Western film directed by Robert Emmett Tansey and starring Maria Hart, Drake Smith and William Fawcett.It was shot at the Iverson Ranch. Sets were designed by the art director Vin Taylor. It was one of the final films released by the independent distributor Eagle-Lion.<EOS>"
757,83173,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Q._Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hare-Brained Hypnotist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hypnosis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elmer_Fudd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hare-Brained_Hypnotist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hare-Brained Hypnotist is a Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on October 31, 1942 and features Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd. This cartoon's plot was re-worked for the cartoon Hare Brush (1955) and its opening music was re-used in Hair-Raising Hare (1946), The Super Snooper (1952)  and Hyde and Hare (1955).The title, instead of employing the usual ""hare"" vs. ""hair"" pun, is standard spelling, for the expression that indicates thoughtlessness or recklessness. Elmer Fudd permanently goes back to his regular design starting with this cartoon.<EOS>"
758,96881,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Flash of Genius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_newspaper_and_magazine_articles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_psychiatric_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1990s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lawyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Aaron_Zigman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Detroit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hamilton,_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spyglass_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marc_Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flash_of_Genius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Windscreen_wiper<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Flash of Genius is a 2008 American biographical drama film directed by Marc Abraham. Philip Railsback wrote the screenplay based on a 1993 New Yorker article by John Seabrook. The story focuses on Robert Kearns (played by Greg Kinnear) and his legal battle against the Ford Motor Company after they developed an intermittent windshield wiper based on ideas the inventor had patented. The film's title comes from the phrase ""flash of genius"" (like ""stroke of genius""), which is patent law terminology that was in effect from 1941 to 1952, although Kearns's patent was filed in 1964; it held that the inventive act must come into the mind of an inventor as a kind of epiphany, and not as the result of tinkering.The film opened on 1,098 screens in the United States on October 3, 2008, and earned $2.2 million on its opening weekend. It remained in theaters for only three weeks, and eventually grossed only $4.6 million worldwide, coming up short against its $20 million budget.<EOS>"
759,134316,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Annabel Jankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rocky Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roland Joffé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jake Eberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fiona Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samantha Mathis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Leguizamo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fisher Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Hoskins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Edson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annabel_Jankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Joffé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jake_Eberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Super Mario Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>funk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>heavy metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>hip hop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>soul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>jazz rap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brooklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hollywood_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1973<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alan_Silvestri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1993<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_portraying_humans_as_aliens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_parallel_universes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ed_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinergi_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Annabel_Jankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rocky_Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Super_Mario_Bros._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mario_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Super Mario Bros. (also known as Super Mario Bros.: The Movie) is a 1993 science fantasy adventure film loosely based on Nintendo's Mario franchise. The first American feature-length live-action film based on a video game, it was directed by the husband-and-wife team of Rocky Morton and Annabel Jankel, with a screenplay by Parker Bennett, Terry Runté and Ed Solomon and distributed by Buena Vista Pictures through Hollywood Pictures. It follows brothers Mario (Bob Hoskins) and Luigi (John Leguizamo) in their quest to rescue Princess Daisy (Samantha Mathis) from a dystopian parallel universe ruled by the ruthless President Koopa (Dennis Hopper).Development began after producer Roland Joffé obtained the rights to the Mario franchise from Nintendo. Given free creative license by Nintendo, which believed the Mario brand was strong enough for experimentation, the screenwriters envisioned Super Mario Bros. as a subversive comedy influenced by Ghostbusters (1984) and The Wizard of Oz (1939). Its dinosaur-centric theme was inspired by the franchise's most recent game, Super Mario World (1990), with elements drawn from fairy tales and contemporary American culture. The production introduced several filmmaking techniques considered innovative in the transition from practical to digital visual effects, including the use of Autodesk Flame. Filming took place from May to July 1992.Released on May 28, 1993, Super Mario Bros. was a financial failure, grossing $38.9 million worldwide against a budget of $42–48 million. Although the film received generally unfavorable reviews from critics at release and appeared on several lists of the worst films ever made, it has developed a cult following over the years. In 2013, a fan-made webcomic sequel was produced in collaboration with Bennett.After Super Mario Bros., Nintendo would not license another film based on the Super Mario game series until The Super Mario Bros. Movie, which released three decades later in 2023. In contrast to its predecessor, it received mixed reviews and was a commercial success, breaking multiple box-office records.<EOS>"
760,161638,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Leo Bulgakov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Everett_Riskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raymond Walburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Everett_Riskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Caspary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Buchman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Hazard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'll Love You Always<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Love_You_Always<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leo_Bulgakov<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I'll Love You Always is a 1935 American drama film directed by Leo Bulgakov and starring Nancy Carroll,  George Murphy and Raymond Walburn.<EOS>"
761,123554,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mongram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barney Gerard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renie_Riano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George McManus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>June Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Yule<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_F._Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Ryan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_McManus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jiggs and Maggie in Court<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Court<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bringing_Up_Father<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jiggs and Maggie in Court is a 1948 American comedy film directed by William Beaudine and starring Joe Yule, Renie Riano and George McManus. It was the second of a series of four films featuring Yule and Riano as the title characters, in a spin-off from the 1946 film Bringing Up Father.<EOS>"
762,151741,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Old Mother Riley in Business<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_in_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_business_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Old Mother Riley in Business is a 1949 British comedy film directed by John Baxter and starring Arthur Lucan, Kitty McShane and Cyril Chamberlain. It was the sixth in the long-running Old Mother Riley series of films. Old Mother Riley's pub faces competition from a large chain store nearby, causing her to declare war on it.<EOS>"
763,78114,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Karlson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James S. Burkett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Karlson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Derr_Biggers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dark Alibi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_miscarriage_of_justice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Alibi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Karlson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dark Alibi is a 1946 American mystery film directed by Phil Karlson featuring Sidney Toler as Charlie Chan. It is also known as Charlie Chan in Alcatraz, Fatal Fingerprints and Fatal Fingertips.<EOS>"
764,44240,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Roadshow Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Gregson-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Riche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tony Ludwig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samuel L. Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Djimon Hounsou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christoph Waltz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margot Robbie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexander Skarsgård<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Barron_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Riche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Brewer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Cozad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Legend of Tarzan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Legend of Tarzan: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hertfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Village_Roadshow_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dune_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rupert_Gregson-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1890<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_motion_capture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Craig_Brewer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1889<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Warner_Bros._Studios,_Leavesden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tarzan_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Belgian_Congo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Tarzan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Gabon<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Legend of Tarzan is a 2016 action adventure film directed by David Yates. Based on the character Tarzan created by Edgar Rice Burroughs, the film features an ensemble cast including Alexander Skarsgård, Samuel L. Jackson, Margot Robbie, Djimon Hounsou, and Christoph Waltz. The story follows John Clayton (Tarzan), who, after moving to London, is convinced by George Washington Williams to return to his former home in the jungles of Africa, to investigate claims of slavery.Principal photography began on June 21, 2014, at Leavesden Studios in the United Kingdom and wrapped four months later. The film premiered at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on June 29, 2016, and was theatrically released in the United States on July 1, 2016 by Warner Bros. Pictures. It grossed $356.7 million worldwide against a budget of $180 million and received mixed reviews from critics.<EOS>"
765,56289,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Britt_Allcroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Destination Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Icon Film Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Britt Allcroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil Fehrle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alec Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Means<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mara Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Didi Conn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cody McMains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael E. Rodgers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Britt_Allcroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Icon_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Britt_Allcroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Britt_Allcroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thomas and the Magic Railroad Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cumbria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mattel_Creations_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Icon_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hummie_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_size_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Destination_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thomas_&_Friends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gullane_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Britt_Allcroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Britt_Allcroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_and_the_Magic_Railroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Britt_Allcroft<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Thomas and the Magic Railroad is a 2000 children's fantasy adventure film written and directed by Britt Allcroft and produced by Allcroft and Phil Fehrle; the cast includes Alec Baldwin, Peter Fonda, Mara Wilson, Didi Conn, Russell Means, Cody McMains, Michael E. Rodgers, and the voices of Eddie Glen and Neil Crone. The film is based on the British children's book series The Railway Series by the Reverend W. Awdry, its televised adaptation Thomas & Friends by Allcroft, and the American television series Shining Time Station by Allcroft and Rick Siggelkow; it is the only theatrical live-action/animated film in the Thomas & Friends franchise. The plot is centered on Lily Stone (Wilson), the  granddaughter of the caretaker (Fonda) of an enchanted steam engine who is lacking an appropriate supply of coal, and Mr. Conductor (Baldwin) of Shining Time Station, whose provisions of magical gold dust are at a critical low. Lily and Mr. Conductor enlist the help of Thomas the Tank Engine (Glen), who confronts the ruthless, steam engine-hating Diesel 10 (Crone) along the way.Thomas and the Magic Railroad premiered on July 9, 2000. It was panned by critics upon release, with criticism of the acting, plot, special effects, and lack of fidelity to its source material. The film was a box office bomb, grossing $19.7 million worldwide against a production budget of $19 million; Allcroft resigned from her company in September 2000 due to the film's poor performance. HiT Entertainment acquired the company two years later, including the television rights to Thomas. As of October 2020, a second theatrical live-action animated Thomas & Friends film is in development at Mattel Films, a division of Mattel, the current owner of HiT Entertainment, with Marc Forster serving as director.<EOS>"
766,136180,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Four_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Glynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Hawthorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_McKern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Lawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rita_Wolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Four_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Glynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Chain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seven_deadly_sins_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Chain is a 1984 British comedy drama film written by Jack Rosenthal directed by Jack Gold. It stars Maurice Denham, Nigel Hawthorne, Denis Lawson and Leo McKern. The film was produced and distributed by Film Four International. In 1994, a spin-off television series, Moving Story, was made for ITV in which Warren Clarke played the part of Bamber.The theme tune is sung by Barbara Dickson.  The opening dialogue is sampled on ""V. Thirteen"" by Big Audio Dynamite; ""Good morning, Sodom and Gomorrah, Good morning, sinners, No, that wasn't your radio set on the blink again"".<EOS>"
767,165174,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated Sound Film Industries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guido_Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Victor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guido_Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandon_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>There's Always a Thursday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Southall_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Saunders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Always_a_Thursday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>There's Always a Thursday is a 1957 British comedy crime film directed by Charles Saunders and starring Charles Victor, Jill Ireland, Lloyd Lamble and Robert Raglan. It was written by Brandon Fleming.<EOS>"
768,81388,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Crescent Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E.B._Derr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Keene_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Budd_Buster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edna_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E.B._Derr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_T._Neville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Whately<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Drums of Destiny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1810s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drums_of_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seminole_Wars<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Drums of Destiny is a 1937 American Western film directed by Ray Taylor and starring Tom Keene, Edna Lawrence and Budd Buster.It sometimes confused with the 1937 film Old Louisiana also made by Crescent and starring Keene, which was originally known by this title.The film's sets were designed by the art director Frank Dexter.<EOS>"
769,69101,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alfred K. Ames, Howard Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Northeast Historic Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>From Stump to Ship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sponsored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Logging_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Machias,_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Stump_to_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Maine<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>From Stump to Ship is an amateur industrial film by Alfred K. Ames, former State Senator and owner of the Machias Lumber Company, in Machias, Maine as well as by Dr. Howard Kane of Washington, DC.<EOS>"
770,81264,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maude_T._Howell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Lockwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loder_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maude_T._Howell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hogan_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doctor Syn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1790s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Syn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Doctor Syn (Dr. Syn in the United States) is a 1937 British black-and-white historical dramatic adventure film, directed by Roy William Neill for Gainsborough Pictures. It stars George Arliss (in his last feature film), Margaret Lockwood, Graham Moffatt, and Ronald Shiner. The film is based on the Doctor Syn novels of Russell Thorndike, set in 18th-century Kent. The character of Syn and the events at the film's climax were both softened considerably in comparison to Thorndike's original storyline.<EOS>"
771,51021,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>UFA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Stoll Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Bernerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isobel_Elsom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eille_Norwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_M._Cullin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universum_Film_AG<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sign of Four<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1923_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sherlock_Holmes_films_based_on_works_by_Arthur_Conan_Doyle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sign of Four is a 1923 British silent mystery film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Eille Norwood, Isobel Elsom and Fred Raynham. The film is based on the 1890 novel The Sign of the Four by Arthur Conan Doyle, and was one of a series of Sherlock Holmes films starring Norwood.<EOS>"
772,136464,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Revolver Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Les_Films_du_Losange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Simon Moseley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pierre-Olivier Bardet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Les_Films_du_Losange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Fry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emanuel_Schikaneder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Magic Flute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Opera_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Stephen_Fry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Magic_Flute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Flute_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Magic Flute is a 2006 romantic fantasy film directed by Kenneth Branagh, adapted from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's singspiel Die Zauberflöte. An international co-production between France and the United Kingdom, it was produced by Idéale Audience and in association with UK's Peter Moores Foundation.<EOS>"
773,104537,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loder_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Enid_Stamp_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Duprez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Furber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._F._Maltby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Wellesley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Queen of Hearts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Hearts_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Queen of Hearts  is a 1936 British musical comedy film directed by Monty Banks and starring Gracie Fields, John Loder and Enid Stamp-Taylor.<EOS>"
774,68989,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_D._Lamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Umbrella Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Village_Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John D. Lamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Russell Hurley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Milne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Annen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jody Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joni Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marilyn Rodgers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_D._Lamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Village_Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_D._Lamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Felicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hong_Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sexploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hong_Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Female_bisexuality_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_erotic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Felicity is a 1979 Australian sexploitation film starring Canadian actress Glory Annen and written and directed by John D. Lamond.<EOS>
775,62080,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Houseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Donald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Houseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Corwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lust for Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actor_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_self-harm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Drama_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1890<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Netherlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Miklós_Rózsa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_Vincent_van_Gogh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_for_Life_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Paul_Gauguin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lust for Life is a 1956 American biographical film about the life of the Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh, based on the 1934 novel of the same title by Irving Stone which was adapted for the screen by Norman Corwin.It was directed by Vincente Minnelli and produced by John Houseman. The film stars Kirk Douglas as Van Gogh, James Donald as his brother Theo, with Pamela Brown, Everett Sloane, and Anthony Quinn. Douglas won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama and the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actor for his performance, while Quinn won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.<EOS>"
776,121591,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Wheeler_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Capitol Christian Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Burman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Suzette Schafer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charlie Schafer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Newbern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Jay Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erin_Bethea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Candace_Cameron_Bure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanne Neilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Wheeler_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Heart of Christmas is a 2011 American Christian drama film directed by Gary Wheeler. It stars  Candace Cameron Bure, Erin Bethea, Jeanne Neilson, Eric Jay Beck, George Newbern, and Matthew West. Based on a true story, the film involves a woman's encounter with a family caring for a child with acute leukemia and how it transforms her faith and her attitude about her own family.<EOS>"
777,94287,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Shadyac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neal H. Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Bostick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Shadyac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adam Anders, Matt Bronleewe, D.J. Butcher, Mike Curb, Chuck Howard, Dann Huff, Doug Johnson, Hal Ketchum, Jo Dee Messina, Kathy Nelson, Eric Pittarelli, Tom Shadyac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Carell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morgan Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wanda Sykes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jimmy Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Michael Higgins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Shadyac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Shadyac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Oedekerk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alec_Sokolow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Cohen_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Evan Almighty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Evan Almighty: Music from and Inspired by the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_Christian_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Original_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_politicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_spin-offs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steve_Oedekerk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spyglass_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_government<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_God<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Shadyac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Noah's_Ark_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Alec_Sokolow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Joel_Cohen<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Evan Almighty is a 2007 American fantasy comedy film that is a spin-off and sequel of Bruce Almighty (2003). The film was directed by Tom Shadyac, written by Steve Oedekerk, based on the characters created by Steve Koren and Mark O'Keefe from the original film. It stars Steve Carell and Morgan Freeman reprising their roles as Evan Baxter and God, respectively, with new cast members Lauren Graham and John Goodman. The film is a modern-day retelling of Noah's Ark, which Evan reluctantly re-enacts on God's behalf while he also pursues a new career in government.Production of the film began in January 2006. Several visual effects companies were used to provide CGI for the numerous animals and the climactic tsunami scene. By the time the film had completed production, it had become the most expensive comedy film ever, later being overtaken by Men in Black 3.The film opened on June 22, 2007, and was a box-office bomb, grossing $174.4 million worldwide, and received generally negative reviews from critics.<EOS>"
778,141286,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Goodwins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claude Rains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Ainley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warwick Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann Trevor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Goodwins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Trevor_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Build Thy House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Build_Thy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Goodwins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Build Thy House is a 1920 British silent film directed by Fred Goodwins, and starring Henry Ainley, Ann Trevor, Reginald Bach and Claude Rains in his film debut. The screenplay was written by Eliot Stannard from the story by S. Trevor Jones.The film was the winner of a £200 scenario writing contest.<EOS>"
779,31846,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Miller_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Whelan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thank Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_Evans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_lost_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Thank Evans is a 1938 British comedy film directed by Roy William Neill and starring Max Miller.  The film is sequel to Educated Evans (1936), with Miller, Hal Walters and Albert Whelan all returning to reprise their roles as the hapless horse racing tipster Evans, his pal Nobby and the bungling Sergeant Challoner.  The outline of the plot concerns Evans being once again down on his luck, and at the racecourse meeting a friendly and sympathetic Lord who helps him out.  Later Evans manages to repay the gentleman's kindness by exposing his horse trainer as a duplicitous con-merchant.Thank Evans is classed as ""missing, believed lost"", with only a one-minute fragment known to survive.<EOS>"
780,159249,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeff Scheftel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Parkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andy Friendly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mooney_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Pryor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Here and Now<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Richard Pryor: Here and Now<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy_album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stand-up_comedy_concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Pryor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Richard_Pryor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Here_and_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Pryor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Richard Pryor: Here and Now is a 1983 American stand-up comedy concert film starring, written and directed by Richard Pryor. The film was released in the United States on October 28, 1983.<EOS>"
781,33427,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark J. Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark J. Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Greenhalgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Greenhalgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roy Basnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Clown Kill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_films_about_clowns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Clown Kill (originally released as Lock In), is a 2014 British slasher film written and directed by Mark J. Howard, produced by Howard and Stephen Greenhalgh, and starring Jessica Cunningham.<EOS>"
782,49191,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Raggedy_Rawney<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Hoskins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Raggedy_Rawney<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Hoskins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Raggedy_Rawney<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Raggedy Rawney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Raggedy_Rawney<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Raggedy_Rawney<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Raggedy_Rawney<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Raggedy_Rawney<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Raggedy_Rawney<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Raggedy_Rawney<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Raggedy_Rawney<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Raggedy_Rawney<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Raggedy_Rawney<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Kamen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Raggedy_Rawney<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Hoskins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Raggedy Rawney is a 1988 British drama film starring Bob Hoskins, Dexter Fletcher, Zoe Nathenson, and Zoë Wanamaker. The story is about a young army deserter (Fletcher) in an unspecified time and country, who disguises himself as a madwoman and joins a nomadic gypsy caravan. The film involves the themes of  the destruction and futility of war, the culture of the Romani people, and the bonds generated by love and family. The film was also co-written and directed by Bob Hoskins. Musician Ian Dury has a small role as a character named Weazel. The movie marked Hoskins' debut as a director.The film  was screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 1988 Cannes Film Festival.<EOS>"
783,81414,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Trumbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Segal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Expanded Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Segal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil Trumbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cassandra Cossitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Cody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stan Garth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Campagnoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Trumbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Segal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Trumbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Segal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Trumbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Segal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Futuropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Futuropolis is a 1984 American short animated/stop motion science fiction film written and directed by Steve Segal and Phil Trumbo. The film introduces Tom Campagnoli, Mike Cody, Stan Garth, Catherine Schultz and Cassandra Cossitt in lead roles.<EOS>"
784,136984,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brain_Damage_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nicole Hancock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ryan Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joshua Casey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michelle Boback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Calum Macaulay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Scattergood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Obrien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brain_Damage_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Torched<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rape_and_revenge_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_horror_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ryan_Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torched_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_male_prostitution_in_Canada<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Torched is a 2004 horror short film directed by Ryan Nicholson and written by Vince D'Amato.<EOS>
785,145096,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ventura<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ventura<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ventura<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'm Almost Not Crazy: John Cassavetes, the Man and His Work<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_cinema_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Almost_Not_Crazy:_John_Cassavetes,_the_Man_and_His_Work<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:John_Cassavetes<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>I'm Almost Not Crazy: John Cassavetes, the Man and His Work is a 1984 documentary directed by Michael Ventura and starring John Cassavetes in his final film appearance.<EOS>"
786,98611,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Radcliffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shawn Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Owen Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Kingsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Stiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Columbus_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night at the Museum:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Secret of the Tomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slapstick_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alan_Silvestri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2017<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2014<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1938<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TSG_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_museums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1492_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Chris_Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Shawn_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Museum_in_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Slapstick_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Theodore_Roosevelt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:21_Laps_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Sacagawea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Attila_the_Hun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Secret_of_the_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Night_at_the_Museum<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb is a 2014 American fantasy comedy film directed by Shawn Levy and written by David Guion and Michael Handelman. It is the third (and final live-action) installment in the Night at the Museum film series, a sequel to  Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009), and the final installment of the original trilogy. The film stars Ben Stiller in the lead role, Robin Williams, Owen Wilson, Dan Stevens and Ben Kingsley. In the film, security guard Larry Daley must travel to London to return the Tablet of Ahkmenrah, an Egyptian artifact which causes the exhibits to come to life, before the magic disappears.Principal photography of Secret of the Tomb took place from January to May 2014 in London, England and British Columbia, Canada. The film premiered on December 11, 2014, at New York City's Ziegfeld Theater and was released in the United States on December 19, 2014 by 20th Century Fox. Secret of the Tomb grossed over $363 million at the box office, becoming the lowest-grossing film in the series, and like its predecessors, received mixed reviews. The film is dedicated to Williams and Mickey Rooney, who both died before its release.<EOS>"
787,154508,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henri_Safran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Ward_(Australian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reg_Livermore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fernande Glyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henri_Safran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_ancient_Greece<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Broadcasting_Corporation_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_Australian_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Heracles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_of_the_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henri_Safran<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Rape of the Belt is a 1964 Australian television film based on the play by Benn Levy.<EOS>
788,69251,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Pringle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Cullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bell_(Australian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Ashby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Volska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hamlet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Julian_Pringle<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hamlet is a 1974 filmed adaptation of John Bell and Richard Wherrett's theatre production of the play.<EOS>
789,103490,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philippe_Mora<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jed Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Peirson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brion_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Saxon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Townsend_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_Rodriguez_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philippe_Mora<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Joseph's Gift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joseph_Bishara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Philippe_Mora<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_the_Book_of_Genesis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Joseph's Gift is a 1998 feature film. It is a modern-day retelling of the biblical story of Joseph, son of Jacob.<EOS>"
790,95816,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Yuzna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julio Fernández<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Yuzna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carlos Fernández<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Miguel Torrente<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Chalmers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Antonio González<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bea Morillas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michelle van Arendonk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Divoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Combs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Frost_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Rope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Isabel Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Yuzna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Yuzna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Quinn_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Faust: Love of the Damned<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Faust: Love of the Damned: Music from and Inspired by the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Groove metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>alternative metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>industrial metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>nu metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>extreme metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Barcelona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Yuzna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_the_Faust_legend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Satanism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supervillain_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superhero_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_dark_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faust:_Love_of_the_Damned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_vigilante_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Faust: Love of the Damned (Title in Spain: Faust: La venganza está en la sangre) is a 2000 Spanish English-language superhero horror film directed by Brian Yuzna. It is adapted from a screenplay by David Quinn and Miguel Tejada-Flores based on the comic book of the same name by Tim Vigil and David Quinn. It was produced by Ted Chalmers, Carlos Fernández Rodríguez, Julio Fernández Rodríguez and Antonio Fernández, Bea Morillas, Miguel Torrente and Brian Yuzna. The film, which was the first of nine to be produced by Filmax's Fantastic Factory label, won the award for Best Special Effects at the 2000 Catalan International Film Festival in Sitges, Spain.<EOS>"
791,23868,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>George Bloomfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Quadrant Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Main<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerome S. Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Sarrazin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Duff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Perkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Dennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hedley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deadly Companion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Bloomfield<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Deadly Companion (also known as Double Negative) is a 1980 Canadian thriller film based on the novel The Three Roads by Ross Macdonald.<EOS>
792,143570,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._B._Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winifred_Shotter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margot_Grahame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Penrose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lydia_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sorrell and Son<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_and_Son_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Raymond<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Sorrell and Son is a 1934 British drama film directed by Jack Raymond and written by Lydia Hayward. The film stars H. B. Warner, Margot Grahame, Peter Penrose, Hugh Williams and Winifred Shotter. It was made by the producer Herbert Wilcox at British and Dominion Elstree Studios. It is based on the 1925 novel of the same title by Warwick Deeping. A silent version had previously been released in 1927, also starring Warner.The film was released on 29 May 1934, by United Artists. It was actor Louis Hayward's final British film before relocating to America, where he had a successful acting career for many years.<EOS>"
793,82922,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ib_Melchior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sino Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sidney W. Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Maurer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kruschen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Les_Tremayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Mohr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Naura_Hayden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ib_Melchior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_W._Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Maurer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_W._Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ib_Melchior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Angry Red Planet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mars_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sidney_W._Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Red_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Angry Red Planet (also called Invasion of Mars and Journey to Planet Four) is a 1959 American science-fiction film directed by Ib Melchior and starring Gerald Mohr.Melchior reportedly had an initial production budget of only $200,000 and was given just nine days to film it. Such financial and time constraints necessitated the use of ""CineMagic"", a film-processing technique that combined hand-drawn animations with live-action footage. The relatively inexpensive process was used for all scenes depicting the surface of Mars. While CineMagic proved unsatisfactory for creating visually believable special effects for The Angry Red Planet, producer Norman Maurer did reuse the process in 1962, although to a lesser extent, in the comedy film The Three Stooges in Orbit.<EOS>"
794,58183,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zale_Dalen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nick Gillott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Perkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt LeBlanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zale_Dalen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_survivors_of_seafaring_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disaster_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_British_Columbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disaster_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_to_Survive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_disaster_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Anything to Survive, also called Almost Too Late, is a 1990 Canadian-American coproduced disaster survival film  directed by Zale Dalen and starring Robert Conrad, Matt LeBlanc and Emily Perkins. It is loosely based on the book Almost Too Late by Elmo Wortman, which is the true story of the Wortman family of Prince of Wales Island, Alaska.<EOS>"
795,142146,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Soderbergh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert J. Degus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ> Jon Brion,  Bruno Coon,  Bonnie Greenberg,  Randy Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William H. Macy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tobey Maguire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Knotts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>J. T. Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reese Witherspoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pleasantville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pleasantville: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1958<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1990s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Randy_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prejudice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Magic_realism_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Postmodern_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_partially_in_color<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Gary_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Steven_Soderbergh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pleasantville_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nostalgia_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Pleasantville is a 1998 American teen fantasy comedy-drama film written, co-produced, and directed by Gary Ross (in his directorial debut). It stars Tobey Maguire, Jeff Daniels, Joan Allen, William H. Macy, J. T. Walsh, and Reese Witherspoon, with Don Knotts, Paul Walker, Marley Shelton, and Jane Kaczmarek in supporting roles. The story centers on two siblings who wind up trapped in a 1950s TV show, set in a small Midwest town, where residents are seemingly perfect.The film received generally positive reviews from critics, though it was a box-office failure, earning a total of $49.8 million against a $60 million budget. It was one of J. T. Walsh's final performances and was dedicated to his memory. It was also the final on-screen film appearance of Don Knotts, who would subsequently take on voice acting roles until his death.<EOS>"
796,1512,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_Pitre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Assante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Belizaire the Cajun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Glen_Pitre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1859<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belizaire_the_Cajun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_Cajuns<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Belizaire the Cajun is a 1986 film directed by Glen Pitre and starring Armand Assante. It was screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 1986 Cannes Film Festival.It chronicles the story of Belizaire Breaux, a village healer (traiteur) in Acadiana in 1859, who becomes entangled in a violent conflict between Cajuns and the new Anglophone arrivals to Southwest Louisiana.<EOS>"
797,136828,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miles_Mander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Owen_Nares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrianne Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Hawthorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miles_Mander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miles_Malleson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Woman Between<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_Between_(1931_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Miles_Mander<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Woman Between is a 1931 British drama film directed by Miles Mander and starring Owen Nares, Adrianne Allen and David Hawthorne. It was made at Elstree Studios by British International Pictures, the leading studio of the era. Mander adapted the film from Miles Malleson's 1925 play Conflict. The film is notable for its sexual and political content which has been attributed to a brief period of relaxation in oversight by the BBFC. It was one three similarly themed films which Allen appeared in at the time including Loose Ends and The Stronger Sex.<EOS>"
798,22141,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Lee_Goldenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven J. Wolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judy Greer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mae Whitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alicia Silverstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica Rothe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Whitehouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Lee_Goldenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_J._Wolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Talkington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Valley Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Valley Girl - Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jukebox_musical<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_shopping_malls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jukebox_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_impacted_by_the_COVID-19_pandemic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rachel_Lee_Goldenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Fernando_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_2010s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roger_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romance_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_Girl_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_teen_romance_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Valley Girl is a 2020 American jukebox musical romantic comedy film directed by Rachel Lee Goldenberg, written by Amy Talkington from a story by Wayne Crawford and Andrew Lane, and produced by Matt Smith and Steven J. Wolfe. It is a remake of the 1983 film of the same name and stars Jessica Rothe, Josh Whitehouse, Logan Paul, and Judy Greer. The film follows Julie Richman, a Valley girl, who falls in love with Randy, a rebellious punk, during the early 1980s.Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer first announced a musical remake in February 2012, but it was halted until November 2016 when Goldenberg joined the project as director and Rothe was cast in the lead role. Casting announcements continued until May 2017 and principal photography began that same month, taking place in Los Angeles. Following the completion of filming, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer scheduled the film for release on June 29, 2018. However, the film was delayed following controversies surrounding Logan Paul, who portrayed Mickey.Valley Girl was released simultaneously through video on demand and in select drive-in theaters on May 8, 2020, by United Artists Releasing. It was initially set to receive a wide theatrical release on the same date, but these plans were cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The film received mixed reviews from critics, with praise for the soundtrack, acting, and tone, though many deemed it to be inferior to the original film.<EOS>"
799,6686,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hawley_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hawley_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Dunn_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mexican Boarders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hypnosis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Boarders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mexican Boarders is a 1962 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on May 12, 1962, and stars Speedy Gonzales and Sylvester. Voice actors are Mel Blanc (doing the voices of Sylvester and Speedy), and Tom Holland as the narrator.<EOS>"
800,43380,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Duncan Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITV_DVD<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gavin Blyth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Langley_Kirkwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Aston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Whyment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brooke_Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendi_Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennie_McAlpine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_Kelly_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michelle_Keegan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITV_DVD<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Wadlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Coronation Street: Out of Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_by_ITV_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coronation_Street:_Out_of_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Coronation_Street_spin-offs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Coronation Street: Out of Africa is a 2008 direct-to-video film featuring characters from the British soap opera Coronation Street, who visit the luxury resort of Sun City, South Africa. Cilla Battersby-Brown (Wendi Peters), the mother from hell, brings her son and other ""son"" over to Africa to win a $500,000 competition.<EOS>"
801,6072,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eno_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alfi Sinniger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eno_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fair Enterprises, Ltd.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eno_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alfi Sinniger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eno_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Eno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eno_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Manzanera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eno_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marty_Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eno_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eno_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom/West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eno_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eno_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eno_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eno_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eno_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eno_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_short_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Eno is a 1973 documentary short film directed, written and produced by Alfons Sinniger. The subject of the film is musician Brian Eno (shortly after his departure from Roxy Music), and features the recording sessions for Eno's album Here Come the Warm Jets (1974).<EOS>"
802,162667,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Mihalka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jayne_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Vernon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ironside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Mihalka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Office Party<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Mihalka<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Office Party, also known as Hostile Takeover in some releases, is a Canadian thriller film directed by George Mihalka and released in 1988. An adaptation of Michael A. Gilbert's 1981 crime novel Office Party, the film stars David Warner as Eugene Brackin, a repressed accountant who suddenly takes three of his coworkers hostage with no apparent motive or demands.The film also stars Michael Ironside, Kate Vernon and Jayne Eastwood as the hostages.Billy Bryans and Aaron Davis received a Genie Award nomination for Best Original Score at the 10th Genie Awards.<EOS>"
803,349,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Cukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Thalberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bernard H. Hyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Taylor_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greta_Garbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Cukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Thalberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Marion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoë_Akins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Hilton_(novelist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Camille<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Herbert_Stothart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Frances_Marion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Camille<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_period_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Edward_Ward_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Cukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Irving_Thalberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Camille_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Camille is a 1936 American romantic tragedy film from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer directed by George Cukor, and produced by Irving Thalberg and Bernard H. Hyman, from a screenplay by James Hilton, Zoë Akins, and Frances Marion. The picture is based on the 1848 novel and 1852 play La dame aux camélias by Alexandre Dumas, fils. The film stars Greta Garbo, Robert Taylor, Lionel Barrymore, Elizabeth Allan, Jessie Ralph, Henry Daniell, and Laura Hope Crews. It grossed $2,842,000.Camille was included in Time magazine's ""All-Time 100 Movies"" in 2005. It was also included at #33 in AFI's 100 Years...100 Passions. Garbo received her third Best Actress nomination for Camille at the 10th Academy Awards in 1938.<EOS>"
804,103828,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fischer_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Interglobal Home Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Claude Léger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irene_Cara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Segal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clark_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joyce Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew Martin Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fischer_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fischer_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Killing 'em Softly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_'em_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Killing 'em Softly is a 1982 Canadian thriller film directed by Max Fischer, starring Irene Cara, George Segal, Clark Johnson and Nicholas Campbell. It is most noted for production problems which led to it becoming one of the first Canadian films ever to be released direct to video, and led to a court case over production funding which was not resolved until 1995.Based on Laird Koenig's novel The Neighbor, the film's plot centres on the girlfriend of a murdered man, who falls in love with her boyfriend's killer.Irene Cara also performs the opening theme song ""City Nights"".<EOS>"
805,157629,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ginty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Films_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Danny Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bo_Derek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Fahey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Mitchum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Bauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ginty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Films_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ginty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Woman of Desire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Woman of Desire is a 1994 erotic thriller film directed by Robert Ginty and starring Bo Derek and Robert Mitchum.<EOS>
806,131336,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Lechago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Roberts_(rugby_league)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent_Haaga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Tavaré<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Al Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tai Chan Ngo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victoria De Mare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Robert_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Cardwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cecil Burroughs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Karyus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Randy Mermell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>and Jessica Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_films_about_clowns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killjoy_Goes_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Killjoy<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Killjoy Goes to Hell (also known as Killjoy 4) is a 2012 American black comedy slasher film and the fourth installment in the Killjoy series of movies by Full Moon.A sequel titled Killjoy's Psycho Circus was released in 2016 alongside the release of Evil Bong High-5!.<EOS>
807,166678,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Gregg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Cowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tomasso Jandelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Oldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Wall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liz_Smith_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Gregg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._R._Ackerley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>We Think the World of You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Think_the_World_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pets<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>We Think the World of You  is a 1988 film directed by Colin Gregg and starring Gary Oldman and Alan Bates. It is adapted from the 1960 J. R. Ackerley novel of the same name. It was produced by Tomasso Jandelli and Cinecom Pictures.<EOS>
808,134374,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeannot_Szwarc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Timothy Burrill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter O'Toole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brenda Vaccaro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mia Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Slater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Faye Dunaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hart Bochner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marc McClure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maureen Teefy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeannot_Szwarc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Odell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Supergirl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Supergirl: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_planets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_spin-offs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeannot_Szwarc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superheroine_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_DC_Comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superman_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Odell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supergirl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supergirl_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superman_(1978_film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Supergirl is a 1984 British superhero film directed by Jeannot Szwarc and written by David Odell, based on the DC Comics character. It is the fourth film in the Superman film series. The film stars Helen Slater as Supergirl, along with Faye Dunaway, Hart Bochner, Peter Cook, Mia Farrow, Brenda Vaccaro, and Peter O'Toole, with Marc McClure reprising his role as Jimmy Olsen from the Superman films.The film was released in the United Kingdom on 19 July 1984 to generally negative reviews from critics. It underperformed at the box office, grossing $14 million against a $35 million budget. Slater was nominated for a Saturn Award for Best Actress. The film's failure ultimately led producers Alexander and Ilya Salkind to sell the Superman film rights to The Cannon Group, Inc. in 1986.<EOS>"
809,164787,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gilbreth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Raphael Nussbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mardi Rustam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Tamblyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lon_Chaney_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regina_Carrol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geoffrey Land<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aleshia_Brevard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Female Bunch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sexploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Al_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Female_Bunch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Female Bunch is a 1969 action film directed by Al Adamson, and starring Russ Tamblyn and Lon Chaney Jr. The plot centered on a group of violent, man-hating female criminals who cause trouble near the Mexican border.The Female Bunch was shot in the summer of 1969 at the Spahn Ranch during the time that it was occupied by the Manson Family. The film was distributed on DVD by Troma Entertainment.<EOS>"
810,135751,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ida_Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gibb_McLaughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>High Finance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_businesspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Finance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>High Finance is a 1933 British drama film directed by George King and starring Gibb McLaughlin and Ida Lupino. It was marketed as ""the drama of a man overwhelmed by his own success"".  It is now classed as a lost film.<EOS>"
811,31492,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carlyle Blackwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Byron_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlyle_Blackwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Randle Ayrton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlyle_Blackwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One of the Best<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1820s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_of_the_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_mystery_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>One of the Best is a 1927 British silent historical drama film directed by T. Hayes Hunter and starring Carlyle Blackwell, Walter Byron and Eve Gray. It was based on a play by Seymour Hicks. Film historian Rachael Low described it as an ""unsophisticated costume drama"". The 'drumming out' scene of Lieutenant Keppel was filmed at Hounslow Barracks using the officers and men of the Royal Fusiliers wearing 1820s uniforms.<EOS>"
812,71141,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Brolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Horizons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Brolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Brolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennie Garth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Salvator Xuereb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Brolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Horizons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Brother's War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_The_Troubles_(Northern_Ireland)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Irish_Republican_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Northern_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>My Brother's War (also known as Flashpoint) is a 1997 American film directed by and starring James Brolin.It was filmed in Ireland for Concorde Anois.<EOS>
813,68079,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cruze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Cromwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cruze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Come On, Leathernecks!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Cruze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On,_Leathernecks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_drama_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Come On, Leathernecks! is a 1938 American sports action film directed by James Cruze and starring Richard Cromwell, Marsha Hunt and Edward Brophy. It was produced and distributed by Republic Pictures. The plot mixes football with the United States Marine Corps in the Philippines.<EOS>"
814,160796,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Miller_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Brolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Gorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Carmen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_S._Castellano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_W._Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_P._McGivern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Natkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night of the Juggler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Juggler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Artie_Kane<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Night of the Juggler is a 1980 American thriller film starring James Brolin.<EOS>
815,156555,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_C._Flothow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_C._Flothow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Taylor_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shadows in the Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eugene_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_in_the_Night_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_Doctor_(character)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shadows in the Night is a 1944 American mystery film directed by Eugene Forde and starring Warner Baxter, Nina Foch and George Zucco. It is part of the Crime Doctor series of films made by Columbia Pictures. It is also known by the alternative title of Crime Doctor's Rendezvous.<EOS>"
816,120556,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Laven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arthur Gardner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jules V. Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnold Laven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Senta_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Caan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tryon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harve_Presnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Anderson,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Laven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Laven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Gardner_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jules_Levy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Peckinpah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Glory Guys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Western_(genre)_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Riz_Ortolani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_cavalry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Revisionist_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arnold_Laven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Glory Guys is a 1965 American Western Panavision film directed by Arnold Laven and written by Sam Peckinpah based on the 1956 novel The Dice of God by Hoffman Birney. Produced by Levy-Gardner-Laven and released by United Artists, the film stars Tom Tryon, Harve Presnell, Senta Berger, James Caan and Michael Anderson Jr.<EOS>"
817,8128,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Geffen Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Hashimoto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geena Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alec Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Winona Ryder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Wilson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Wilson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Skaaren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_McDowell_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beetlejuice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_afterlife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_exorcism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dark_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Academy_Award_for_Best_Makeup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vermont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Warren_Skaaren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Geffen_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Larry_Wilson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Titan_(moon)_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beetlejuice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beetlejuice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Connecticut<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Beetlejuice is a 1988 American gothic dark fantasy comedy horror film directed by Tim Burton from a screenplay by Michael McDowell and Warren Skaaren based on a story by McDowell and Larry Wilson. The film stars Michael Keaton as Betelgeuse, along with Alec Baldwin, Geena Davis, Jeffrey Jones, Catherine O'Hara and Winona Ryder in supporting roles.The plot revolves around a recently deceased couple. As ghosts, they are not allowed to leave their house. They contact Betelgeuse, a sleazy ""bio-exorcist"", to scare the house's new inhabitants away. The film prominently features music from Harry Belafonte's albums Calypso and Jump Up Calypso.Beetlejuice was released in the United States on March 30, 1988, by Warner Bros. The film was a critical and commercial success, grossing $84 million against a $15M budget. It won the Academy Award for Best Makeup and three Saturn Awards: Best Horror Film, Best Makeup, and Best Supporting Actress for Sylvia Sidney. The film's success spawned a media franchise, consisting of an animated television series, video games, a 2018 stage musical, and a sequel entitled Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, which was released in 2024, with a third film in development.<EOS>"
818,56759,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_and_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_and_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Sisk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_and_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patric_Knowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_and_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Read<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_and_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Marshal_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_and_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_and_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Married and in Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_and_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_and_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_and_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_and_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_and_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_and_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Married and in Love is a 1940 American film directed by John Farrow.<EOS>
819,104515,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Tearle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Isla Bevan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Thorndike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Rigby_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R.H._Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Puppets of Fate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_A._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppets_of_Fate_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Puppets of Fate is a 1933 British crime film directed by George A. Cooper and starring Godfrey Tearle, Isla Bevan, Russell Thorndike, and Fred Groves. It was shot at Twickenham Studios in London as a quota quickie for release by United Artists. In the United States it was released under the title Wolves of the Underworld.<EOS>"
820,163114,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Wishman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Doris Wishman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Wishman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Wishman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Playgirls International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Doris_Wishman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_topics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playgirls_International<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Playgirls International (also known as Nature's Playgirls, International) is a 1963 American nudist film produced and directed by Doris Wishman. She is notable for having directed and produced at least 30 feature films during a career spanning over four decades, most notably in the sexploitation film genre.<EOS>"
821,105147,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Kellino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Stratford Pictures Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ivan Foxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Sellars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Reynolds_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Kellino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Foxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Kellino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Foxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Guilt Is My Shadow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bank_robbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Kellino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Devon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_Is_My_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Devon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Guilt Is My Shadow is a 1950 British drama film directed by Roy Kellino and starring Elizabeth Sellars, Patrick Holt and Peter Reynolds. The screenplay was by Kellino, Ivan Foxwell and John Gilling, based on the 1943 novel You're Best Alone by Norah Lofts.A woman is haunted by her conscience after she kills a man and hides the body.<EOS>"
822,73560,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Masayoshi Nemoto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crown_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Synapse_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Prism Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hisao Masuda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crown_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Synapse_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Budo: The Art of Killing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Compilation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crown_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Budo:_The_Art_of_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_martial_arts_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Budo: The Art of Killing is a 1978 Japanese martial arts documentary created and produced by Hisao Masuda and financed by The Arthur Davis Company. Considered a cult classic, the film is a compilation of various Japanese martial art demonstrations by several famous Japanese instructors such as Gozo Shioda, Taizaburo Nakamura and Teruo Hayashi. Martial arts featured in the film include: karate, aikido, kendo, sumo, and judo among others. The only modern Japanese martial art not featured in the film is kyūdō.<EOS>"
823,52048,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Harryhausen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Harryhausen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Seamus Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Caballero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Harryhausen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Harryhausen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Story of The Tortoise & the Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_turtles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Subject_Annie_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_stop-motion_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ray_Harryhausen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Aesop's_Fables<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_of_The_Tortoise_&_the_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Harryhausen<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Story of The Tortoise & the Hare is a 2002 stop motion short film directed and animated by Ray Harryhausen. It is based on the Aesop fable The Tortoise and the Hare.<EOS>
824,98113,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stefano_Vanzina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stefano_Vanzina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stefano_Vanzina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruno_Corbucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Amendola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Banana Joe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Italian-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Colombia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Guido_&_Maurizio_De_Angelis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bananas_in_popular_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Banana Joe is a 1982 Italian-German comedy film directed by Steno and starring Bud Spencer. Set in South America, the film was noted for its libertarian overtones and is remembered for Spencer's performance despite retrospective mixed appraisal.<EOS>"
825,74207,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dave Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Elliott_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Curry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daryl Hannah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Elliott_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Addams Family Reunion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychiatry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Mike_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saban_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_supernatural_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dave_Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addams_Family_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Addams_Family_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Addams Family Reunion is a 1998 American comedy film based on the characters from the cartoon created by cartoonist Charles Addams.  Directed by Dave Payne, the film was intended to serve as a pilot for a new proposed television series produced by Saban. The film stars Daryl Hannah and Tim Curry as Morticia and Gomez Addams respectively while Carel Struycken and Christopher Hart's hand are the only ones to reprise their roles from the last two films. The film's plot focused on the eccentric, macabre aristocratic Addams family mistakenly arriving at the wrong family reunion and encountering a man (Ed Begley Jr.) who seeks to commit murder in order to inherit a fortune.Payne had intended to give the film a dark, edgy tone. However, Saban had interfered with the development, insisting that the story be aimed solely at entertaining children, and lack much of the black comedy and satire of the previous films. Saban also wanted Payne to imitate aspects of Paramount Pictures' popular 1991–1993 duo of films, and the 1964 TV series, and rejected any original idea developed by Payne and the film's screenwriters. As a result, the film was poorly received by critics, who criticized the film's screenplay, special effects, production design, and much of its acting, while singling out Tim Curry's performance for praise, calling Curry the best part of the film.<EOS>"
826,169835,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dirk DeVilliers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinema Shares International Distribution Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ben Vlok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Cypher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hayley_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_McCallum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill McNaught<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Kingfisher Caper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_South_African_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Dankworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kingfisher_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_business_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Kingfisher Caper (released as Diamond Hunters in South Africa and as Diamond Lust on video) is a 1975 South African film directed by Dirk DeVilliers for Kavalier Films Ltd. It stars Hayley Mills (as Tracey van der Byl), David McCallum (Benedict van der Byl), Jon Cypher (Johnny Lance), Volente Bertotti (Ruby Lance), Barry Trengove (Cappy) and Bill McNaught (Hendrich van der Byl).<EOS>"
827,78130,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Capitol Film Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Mason_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wallace MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William V. Mong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Natteford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dark Skies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Skies_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_S._Webb<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dark Skies is a 1929 American pre-Code crime drama film directed by Harry S. Webb and starring Shirley Mason, Wallace MacDonald and William V. Mong. Made by the Poverty Row studio Biltmore Productions it was an early low-budget talkie, set in a California coastal community. It featured the hit song ""Juanita"".<EOS>"
828,134964,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Mulcahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoyts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Baldwin_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Pompian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Rush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Mulcahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoyts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Baldwin_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Fingleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Swimming Upstream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swimming_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Queensland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Johnny_Klimek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Reinhold_Heil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimming_Upstream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Russell_Mulcahy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Swimming Upstream is a 2003 Australian biographical drama film written by Tony Fingleton and directed by Russell Mulcahy. It stars Jesse Spencer, Geoffrey Rush, and Judy Davis. It shows the life of Fingleton (Spencer) from childhood to adulthood, and dealing with a topsy-turvy family. It is based on Fingleton's autobiography of the same name.<EOS>"
829,25617,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cat Came Back<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_Came_Back_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cat Came Back is a 1936 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on February 8, 1936.<EOS>"
830,122729,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Brannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franklin_Adreon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Webb_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Meeker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aline_Towne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Crawford_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lane_Bradford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Brannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franklin_Adreon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Invisible Monster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_C._Brannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Monster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_film_serials<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Invisible Monster is a 1950 Republic film serial, starring Richard Webb and Aline Towne.<EOS>"
831,167350,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:FilmRise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lloyd Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Herz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lloyd Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debbie_Rochon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Corcoran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Asta Paredes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vito Trigo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zac Amico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lemmy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:FilmRise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Herz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Return to Return to Nuke 'Em High AKA Volume 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Return_to_Nuke_'Em_High_AKA_Volume_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Return to Return to Nuke 'Em High AKA Volume 2 is a 2017 American science fiction comedy horror film, made by the cult classic B-movie production group Troma Entertainment. It is directed by Troma co-founder Lloyd Kaufman and is the fifth in the Nuke 'Em High film series.<EOS>"
832,34942,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>End of the Trail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish–American_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Zane_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Trail_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Theodore_Roosevelt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>End of the Trail is a 1936 American Western film directed by Erle C. Kenton and starring Jack Holt, Louise Henry and Douglass Dumbrille.<EOS>"
833,138735,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oliver Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucien Littlefield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H.M._Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dirty Work<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Laurel_and_Hardy_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_French<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dirty Work is a Pre-Code Laurel and Hardy short film classic comedy made in 1933. It was directed by Lloyd French, produced by Hal Roach and distributed by MGM.<EOS>"
834,46745,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Anthony Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monster Distributes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julia Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Lucas,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joel Edgerton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helmut_Bakaitis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Dysart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jude Beaumont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mysterious Geographic Explorations of Jasper Morello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Steampunk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:APRA_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Australian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Geographic_Explorations_of_Jasper_Morello<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_animated_speculative_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Mysterious Geographic Explorations of Jasper Morello is a 2005 Australian animated short film. It was developed and produced in association with the Australian Film Commission; developed and produced with the assistance of Film Victoria and produced in association with SBS Independent. It was supposed to be succeeded by three other feature films: Jasper Morello and the return of Claude Belgon, Jasper Morello and the Ghost of ALTO MEA, and Jasper Morello and the Ebeneza of Gothia.<EOS>"
835,169235,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Grosvenor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Grosvenor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Summer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tress_MacNeille<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Paulsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Camryn_Manheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Mars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nika_Futterman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anndi_McAfee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Clarke_Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ingle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miriam_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aria_Noelle_Curzon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ashley_Rose_Orr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leigh Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aaron Spann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Grosvenor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Grosvenor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Invasion of the Tinysauruses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Land Before Time XI:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Tavera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Animation_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_XI:_Invasion_of_the_Tinysauruses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Land_Before_Time_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Land Before Time XI: Invasion of the Tinysauruses is a 2005 direct-to-video animated film and the 11th film in The Land Before Time series. It was released on January 11, 2005, by Universal Studios Home Entertainment.<EOS>"
836,102775,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gaumont British Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Trem Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.H._Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marion_Shilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rex Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beryl Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.H._Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adele_Buffington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wellyn_Totman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Forgotten Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forgotten_Women_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Forgotten Women is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Marion Shilling, Beryl Mercer and Rex Bell. It was distributed by Monogram Pictures, one of the leading studios outside the majors.<EOS>"
837,167200,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rupert Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Tolhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Phantom Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Phantom Gold is a 1937 Australian adventure film about the search for Lasseter's Reef. It was the first feature from director Rupert Kathner.<EOS>
838,57163,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Cort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tigon_British_Film_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Maynard_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tony Tenser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Robertson_Justice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Hawtrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dawn Addams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tigon_British_Film_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Tenser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Maynard_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Zeta One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parody_films_based_on_James_Bond_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeta_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Zeta One, also known as The Love Slaves, Alien Women and The Love Factor, is a 1970 British comedy science fiction film directed by Michael Cort and starring James Robertson Justice, Charles Hawtrey and Dawn Addams. It was written by Cort and Alistair McKenzie, based on a comic strip short story in the magazine Zeta, and was produced by George Maynard and Tony Tenser for Tigon Films.<EOS>"
839,137676,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonstone_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Ann_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sondra_Locke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_J._Wolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shahar_Stroh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Hazzard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elaine_Dysinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernst_Etchie_Stroh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Stewart_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sondra_Locke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonstone_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Ann_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sondra_Locke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_J._Wolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shahar_Stroh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Hazzard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elaine_Dysinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernst_Etchie_Stroh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Stewart_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ray Meets Helen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meets_Helen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Boston<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Ray Meets Helen is a 2017 romantic drama film directed by Alan Rudolph. It is notable as Sondra Locke's last acting appearance before her death in 2018.<EOS>
840,126506,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_H._Pine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William H. Pine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Lydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chester_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Arlen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Aerial Gunner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Army_Air_Forces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pacific_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerial_Gunner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_H._Pine<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Aerial Gunner is a 1943 American black-and-white World War II propaganda film produced by William C. Thomas and William H. Pine, who also directed. The film stars Chester Morris, Richard Arlen, and Jimmy Lydon. This was the first feature film directed by Pine, who produced other films through his company, Pine-Thomas Productions. Aerial Gunner was distributed by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
841,98608,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Barnathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shawn Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Cobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mickey Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Stiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carla Gugino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dick Van Dyke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Columbus_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barnathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Lennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ben_Garant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night at the Museum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_old_age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alan_Silvestri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dune_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mummy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_museums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1492_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Chris_Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Barnathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Shawn_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Christopher_Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Slapstick_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Theodore_Roosevelt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:21_Laps_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Meriwether_Lewis_and_William_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Night_at_the_Museum<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Night at the Museum is a 2006 fantasy comedy film directed by Shawn Levy and written by Robert Ben Garant and Thomas Lennon. It is based on the 1993 children's book  by Milan Trenc. The film stars Ben Stiller in the lead role, alongside Carla Gugino, Dick Van Dyke, Mickey Rooney, Bill Cobbs, and Robin Williams. It tells the story of a divorced father who applies for a job as a night watchman at New York City's American Museum of Natural History and subsequently discovers that the exhibits come to life at night, animated by a magical Egyptian artifact.Night at the Museum premiered in New York City on December 17, 2006, and was released in the United States on December 22 by 20th Century Fox. The film received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $574.5 million, becoming the fifth highest-grossing film of 2006. Two live-action sequels were released: Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian in 2009, and Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb in 2014. An animated sequel, Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again, was released in 2022 on Disney+.<EOS>"
842,125473,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_Dexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fabian_Forte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Bullet for Pretty Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_Depression-era_gangsters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pretty_Boy_Floyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gangster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bullet_for_Pretty_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_biographical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Bullet for Pretty Boy is a 1970 American action film from director Larry Buchanan. It stars Fabian Forte as gangster Pretty Boy Floyd and co-stars Jocelyn Lane in her final performance before retiring from acting in 1971.<EOS>
843,125561,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Death_of_Donny_B<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Fick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Death_of_Donny_B<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Mucciolo_(II)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Death_of_Donny_B<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Fick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Death_of_Donny_B<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Mucciolo_(II)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Death_of_Donny_B<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Fick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Death_of_Donny_B<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Day in the Death of Donny B, A<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Death_of_Donny_B<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Death_of_Donny_B<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Death_of_Donny_B<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Death_of_Donny_B<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Death_of_Donny_B<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Death_of_Donny_B<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Death_of_Donny_B<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_heroin_addiction<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>A Day in the Death of Donny B is a 1969 American short docudrama written and directed by Carl Fick and shot in cinéma-vérité style. Mostly considered an anti-drug film, it was made for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. The film follows its protagonist, Donny B, a young black man who appears to be a heroin addict, as he makes his way through the cruel ghettos of New York City. He tries to score money for his next fix by stealing hubcaps, purse-snatching, panhandling, and engaging in street gambling.The short film's soundtrack mostly consists of voice-overs of his parents despairing over his future, former addicts describing the junkie lifestyle, and cops informing the audience of the consequences of illegal drug use and addiction. Through the run time of 14 minutes, a blues-like tune written and performed by Harry Holt plays over the footage and voice-overs, with vocals that come in and out during the film, narrating Donny B as he does wrong.<EOS>"
844,102450,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Connie_Rasinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Terry_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Morrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Connie_Rasinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Terry_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dingbat Land<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Terrytoons_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingbat_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Connie_Rasinski<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dingbat Land is a 1949 short animated film produced by Terrytoons and distributed by 20th Century Fox starring Gandy Goose and Sourpuss.<EOS>
845,170673,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_V._Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_C._Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Livingston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_V._Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_C._Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Colt_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Natteford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Roarin' Lead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Three_Mesquiteers_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mack_V._Wright<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Roarin' Lead is a 1936 American Western film directed by Sam Newfield and Mack V. Wright and was the third entry of the 51-film series of Western ""Three Mesquiteers"" B-movies.<EOS>"
846,103861,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Larry G. Spangler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bryanston Distributing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry G. Spangler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Bono<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Jolley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Elam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Roman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Jolley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seton_I._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Arthur_Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Knife for the Ladies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knife_for_the_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Western_(genre)_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Knife for the Ladies is a 1974 American Western horror film directed by Larry G. Spangler and starring Jack Elam, Ruth Roman and Gene Evans. It was the first production from the company Bryanston Pictures.<EOS>"
847,124601,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Satori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yoram Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Haddrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drew_Forsythe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Around the World with Dot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flying_Bark_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_wombats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_World_with_Dot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Christmas_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Around the World with Dot (also known as Dot and Santa Claus) is a 1981 Australian animated film directed by Yoram Gross and starring Drew Forsythe and Ron Haddrick. It is a sequel to Dot and the Kangaroo.<EOS>
848,117117,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Mervis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Da Vinci Treasure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Asylum_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mockbuster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_hunt_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Mervis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Da_Vinci_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Da_Vinci_Code<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Da Vinci Treasure is a 2006 direct-to-video mystery film produced by American studio The Asylum, and directed by Peter Mervis.The film is considered to be a mockbuster of the 2006 film The Da Vinci Code, and both films were released within the same month.<EOS>"
849,102511,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Chey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:USA_Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Coleman_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>BJ Ahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Yoo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duane_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Cho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tichina_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pam_Grier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dante_Basco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tatyana_Ali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Witherspoon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tone_Loc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>and Ernie Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>with Nell Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Chey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:USA_Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Coleman_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Chey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fakin' da Funk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Asian-American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chinese-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fakin'_da_Funk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Timothy_A._Chey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fakin' da Funk is a 1997 comedy film written and directed by Tim Chey. It stars Pam Grier, Ernie Hudson, Dante Basco, Tone Loc, Margaret Cho, and Tatyana Ali. The film is about two Asian-American youths trying to adjust to a new environment in South Central Los Angeles, with one being a Chinese boy who was adopted and raised by Black parents, and the other a foreign-exchange student.<EOS>"
850,25166,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Juhl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Time Piece<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Jim_Henson_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jim_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Piece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Jim_Henson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Time Piece is a 1965 American independent experimental short film directed, written, produced by and starring Jim Henson. The film depicts an ordinary man living in constant motion, in a desperate attempt to escape the passage of time. Time Piece is notable as one of the few live-action projects Jim Henson produced that did not involve any form of puppetry. The short film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film in 1966.<EOS>"
851,146184,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terre_Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Le_Lorrain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terre_Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Le_Lorrain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>If You Love This Planet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_activists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Short_Subject_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_censorship_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_atomic_bombings_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-nuclear_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti–nuclear_weapons_movement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Love_This_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_in_the_environment<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>If You Love This Planet is a 1982 Canadian documentary short film directed by Terre Nash, produced by  Studio D, the women's unit of the National Film Board of Canada.<EOS>"
852,159098,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lee Philips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Channel 7<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ross Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Meillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Culp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Coleby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Phipps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Blue Lightning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lee_Philips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lightning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_action_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Blue Lightning is a 1986 Australian film directed by Lee Philips and starring Sam Elliott, Rebecca Gilling, John Meillon, Robert Coleby, Max Phipps, and Robert Culp. It was created for US network television and was filmed in Broken Hill, Sydney, the Blue Mountains and Camden.<EOS>"
853,143562,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Sisk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ellison_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Shirley_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalton_Trumbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sorority House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roy_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dalton_Trumbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fratricide_and_sororicide<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sorority House is a 1939 American drama film starring Anne Shirley and James Ellison. The film was directed by John Farrow and based upon the Mary Coyle Chase play named Chi House.<EOS>
854,70643,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Cleary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazon_Instant_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Serena_Armitage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shan Christopher Ogilvie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Needham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe_Pirrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Richard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Cleary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazon_Instant_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Serena_Armitage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shan_Christopher_Ogilvie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Cleary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stutterer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_Action_Short_Film_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stutterer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stuttering<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Stutterer is a short drama film written and directed by Benjamin Cleary and produced by Serena Armitage and Shan Christopher Ogilvie.<EOS>
855,71133,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artisan_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rodney Dangerfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodney_Dangerfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Dice_Clay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artisan_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodney_Dangerfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodney_Dangerfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Basil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My 5 Wives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States, Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Artisan_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Rodney_Dangerfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_5_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Polygamy_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>My 5 Wives is a 2000 American comedy film, which was directed by Sidney J. Furie and starring Rodney Dangerfield.<EOS>"
856,12290,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beeban_Kidron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mars Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nick Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gemma Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Renée Zellweger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Firth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beeban_Kidron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BAC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Brooks_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Davies_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Fielding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bridget Jones:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Edge of Reason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Mixed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Eric_Fellner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tim_Bevan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Working_Title_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bangkok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thai-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Gregson-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bridget_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Beeban_Kidron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones:_The_Edge_of_Reason<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason is a 2004 romantic comedy film directed by Beeban Kidron from a screenplay by Andrew Davies, Helen Fielding, Richard Curtis, and Adam Brooks. It is the sequel to Bridget Jones's Diary (2001) and the second installment in the Bridget Jones film series. based on the 1999 novel of the same name by Fielding. The film stars Renée Zellweger, Hugh Grant, Colin Firth, Jim Broadbent, and Gemma Jones, and follows title character Bridget Jones (Zellweger), who experiences relationship troubles with boyfriend Mark Darcy (Firth) and becomes co-host of a television show with ex-boyfriend Daniel Cleaver (Grant).Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason premiered at the State Theatre in Sydney, Australia on 28 October 2004 and was released in the United Kingdom and the United States on 12 November. Despite generally negative reviews from critics, the film was a box office success, grossing over $265 million worldwide against a production budget of $40–50 million. Zellweger received a nomination for the Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical for her performance at the 62nd Golden Globe Awards.Two sequels, Bridget Jones's Baby and Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, were released in 2016 and 2025, respectively.<EOS>"
857,144777,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joe Tornatore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chuck Morrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Dierkop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luana_Patten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donna_Wilkes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Stockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Z'Dar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brad Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nels Van Patton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Grotesque<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Big_Bear_Lake,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grotesque_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Backwoods_slasher_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Grotesque is a 1988 American horror film by Joe Tornatore, and starring Linda Blair, Tab Hunter, and Donna Wilkes. Blair also served as associate producer. It follows a deformed son, the titular ""Grotesque"" who avenges the brutal murder of his family members by a gang of punks, which took place at the family's vacation home. It was filmed at Big Bear Lake, California.<EOS>"
858,58583,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Glennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sidney_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Peers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Glennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Around the Corner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bert_Glennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Around the Corner is a 1930 American comedy-drama film directed by Bert Glennon and starring George Sidney,  Charles Murray and Joan Peers. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
859,82832,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_Hounded_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Grey Hounded Hare is a 1949 Looney Tunes short film made by Warner Bros. Pictures and starring the voice talent of Mel Blanc. The film stars Bugs Bunny. It was directed by Robert McKimson, and animated by John Carey, Phil DeLara, Manny Gould and Charles McKimson, with music scored by Carl Stalling. The title refers to the greyhounds of the plot as well as ""hounded"" meaning pestered or pursued relentlessly.<EOS>"
860,111829,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Beatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaretta Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nova Pilbeam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mervyn Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Whittingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Morgan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Counterblast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jack_Whittingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mad_scientist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterblast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Counterblast (also known as Devil's Plot) is a 1948 British thriller film directed by Paul L. Stein and starring Robert Beatty, Mervyn Johns and Nova Pilbeam. It was written by Guy Morgan and Jack Whittingham, and made by British National Films at Elstree Studios.<EOS>"
861,69501,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_McCabe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_McCabe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_R._Christensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hop and Go<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_kangaroos_and_wallabies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hop_and_Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_McCabe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hop and Go is a 1943 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated cartoon directed by Norman McCabe and animated by Cal Dalton. The short was released on March 27, 1943. It stars the voices of Pinto Colvig (Claude Hopper) and Mel Blanc (Scottish Rabbits and baby bird).<EOS>"
862,157725,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Wiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Wiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Women of Glamour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_of_Glamour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Wiles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Women of Glamour is a 1937 American comedy film directed by Gordon Wiles and starring Virginia Bruce, Melvyn Douglas and Reginald Denny.It is a remake of the 1930 film Ladies of Leisure, which was itself based on the 1926 silent film Ladies of Leisure. The film's sets were designed by the art director Stephen Goosson.<EOS>"
863,136029,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>E. Gordon Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilian_Oldland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Malcolm Keen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harold French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jealousy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jealousy_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jealousy is a 1931 British drama film directed by G.B. Samuelson and starring Lilian Oldland, Malcolm Keen, Harold French and Frank Pettingell. It was shot at Isleworth Studios as a quota quickie for distribution by Warner Brothers.<EOS>"
864,164150,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Miller_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chili_Bouchier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Get Off My Foot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Off_My_Foot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_lost_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Get Off My Foot is a 1935 British comedy film, directed by William Beaudine and starring Max Miller and Chili Bouchier. It was written by Frank Launder and Robert Edmunds based on the play Money by Wire by Edward A. Paulton.The film was a quota quickie production.It is classed as a lost film.<EOS>"
865,151520,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Duffy_(photographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Len_Deighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_More<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susannah_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phyllis_Calvert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gielgud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Clements_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirk_Bogarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maggie_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Olivier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hawkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Pierre_Cassel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Duffy_(photographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Len_Deighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Len_Deighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Oh! What a Lovely War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-war_films_about_World_War_I<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_Front_(World_War_I)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Wilhelm_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Nicholas_II_of_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Woodrow_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_truce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh!_What_a_Lovely_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Douglas_Haig,_1st_Earl_Haig<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Oh! What a Lovely War is a 1969 British epic comedy historical musical war film directed by Richard Attenborough (in his directorial debut), with an ensemble cast, including Maggie Smith, Dirk Bogarde, John Gielgud, John Mills, Kenneth More, Laurence Olivier, Jack Hawkins, Corin Redgrave, Michael Redgrave, Vanessa Redgrave, Ralph Richardson, Ian Holm, Paul Shelley, Malcolm McFee, Jean-Pierre Cassel, Nanette Newman, Edward Fox, Susannah York, John Clements, Phyllis Calvert and Maurice Roëves.The film is based on the stage musical Oh, What a Lovely War!, originated by Charles Chilton as the radio play The Long Long Trail in December 1961, and transferred to stage by Gerry Raffles in partnership with Joan Littlewood and her Theatre Workshop in 1963.The title is derived from the music hall song ""Oh! It's a Lovely War"", which is one of the major numbers in the film.<EOS>"
866,71042,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maureen O'Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McCormack_(tenor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alice Joyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonya_Levien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Barry_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Song o' My Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_o'_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Frank_Borzage<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Song o' My Heart is a 1930 Pre-Code American film directed by Frank Borzage and starring John McCormack, Alice Joyce, Maureen O'Sullivan, Effie Ellsler and John Garrick. It was O'Sullivan's second film role.The film was double-shot in both conventional 35mm and the early 70 mm Grandeur film widescreen format. Very few theaters were equipped with the necessary projection equipment to show it in the latter and it was never released in that format.<EOS>"
867,126083,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Donna Dewey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Interplast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donna Dewey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Interplast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Story of Healing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Short_Subject_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vietnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_health_care<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Creative_Commons-licensed_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Story_of_Healing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Story of Healing is a short documentary film in which Donna Dewey follows a team of five nurses, four anesthesiologists, and three plastic surgeons led by Larry Nichter, MD, FACS from Interplast in the United States for two weeks of volunteer work in the Mekong delta of Vietnam. The film shows not only how this changes the lives of the 110 patients who undergo surgery, but also the lives of the volunteers themselves. The epilogue, which runs after the credits, follows-up on two patients helped by Interplast, 16 months after their surgery.In 1998, ""A Story of Healing"" won the Academy Award for Best Documentary (Short Subject). In 2007, it became the first Oscar-winning film to be licensed under a Creative Commons license when it was opened under the Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives License.<EOS>"
868,106775,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He_Couldn't_Take_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He_Couldn't_Take_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He_Couldn't_Take_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He_Couldn't_Take_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He_Couldn't_Take_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>He Couldn't Take It<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He_Couldn't_Take_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He_Couldn't_Take_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He_Couldn't_Take_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He_Couldn't_Take_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He_Couldn't_Take_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He_Couldn't_Take_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He_Couldn't_Take_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He_Couldn't_Take_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He_Couldn't_Take_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Nigh<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>He Couldn't Take It is a 1933 American comedy film directed by William Nigh and starring Ray Walker, Virginia Cherrill and George E. Stone. The script was written by Dore Schary and George Waggner and was made for Monogram Pictures.<EOS>"
869,82362,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dickey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Law and Lead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Lead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_F._Hill<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Law and Lead is a 1936 American Western film directed by Robert F. Hill that is a remake of Cowboy Holiday (1934).<EOS>
870,31032,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotty_Beckett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jimmy Lydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_King_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gasoline Alley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gasoline_Alley_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Bernds<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gasoline Alley is a 1951 American comedy film directed by Edward Bernds and starring Scotty Beckett, Jimmy Lydon and Susan Morrow. It is based on the comic strip of the same name by Frank King. It was followed the same year by a sequel, Corky of Gasoline Alley.<EOS>"
871,56704,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Z._McLeod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Young_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Sothern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleanor_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carroll_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Berry_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Z._McLeod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Van_Riper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McClain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady Be Good<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Original_Song_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:George_Gershwin_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Be_Good_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Z._McLeod<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady Be Good is an American musical film directed by Norman Z. McLeod and starring Eleanor Powell, Ann Sothern, Robert Young, Lionel Barrymore, and Red Skelton. It was made by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and produced by Arthur Freed. This was the first of several films Powell made with Skelton. Powell received top billing, but Sothern and Young are the main stars. They play, respectively, Dixie Donegan, a would-be lyricist, and Eddie Crane, a struggling composer.The film takes its title and theme song (""Oh, Lady be Good!"") from the 1924 George and Ira Gershwin Broadway musical, Lady Be Good, but otherwise has no connection to the play. According to film historian Robert Osborne in his introduction to a broadcast of the film on Turner Classic Movies in August 2006, MGM devised the film as a vehicle to launch Sothern as a musical star. Since she and Young were known primarily as light comic stars, the studio brought in Powell for a supporting role, but gave her top billing to attract audiences.This film's most notable sequence involves an epic tap dance routine by Powell, to the melody of Gershwin's ""Fascinating Rhythm"" (another song taken from the play). This musical number later featured in two films in the That's Entertainment! documentary series. In one of the films (That's Entertainment! III), behind-the-scenes footage reveals how this scene was accomplished. So Powell could dance between a series of pianos without interruption, stage hands quietly removed pieces of the set off-camera as she worked her way across the stage. This musical sequence was directed by Busby Berkeley. Another sequence features Powell doing a dance routine with a dog that she trained for the number. There are also phenomenal dance routines by the Berry Brothers. The film won an Academy Award for Best Song for ""The Last Time I Saw Paris,"" composed by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II.<EOS>"
872,104683,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Christopher Kulikowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franchise_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Reeve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gianluca Curti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jamie Treacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dolph_Lundgren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franchise_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Retrograde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luxembourg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Luxembourg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Luxembourgian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Franchise_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Retrograde_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Luxembourgian_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Retrograde is a 2004 American science fiction action film directed by Christopher Kulikowski and starring Dolph Lundgren. The film was released theatrically in South Korea on 14 January 2005. It was shot in Italy and Luxembourg.<EOS>
873,168495,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Stallings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Goldwyn_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.R._Bray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Stallings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Goldwyn_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.R._Bray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wireless Wire-Walkers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vernon_Stallings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bray_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wireless_Wire-Walkers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weasels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wireless Wire-Walkers, also released as Wireless Wire Walker, is a 1921 silent animated film starring Krazy Kat. The film marks the final Krazy Kat film produced by Bray Studios before the filmmakers moved to Winkler Pictures.<EOS>"
874,167417,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hawley_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Co-director:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Friz Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Julian_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hawley_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wild Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Canis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wile_E._Coyote_and_the_Road_Runner_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DePatie–Freleng_Enterprises_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wild Chase is a Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies short directed by Friz Freleng and Hawley Pratt. The short was released on February 27, 1965, and stars Speedy Gonzales, Sylvester and Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner.<EOS>"
875,13929,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Desert of Lost Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Lost_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Keller<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Desert of Lost Men is a 1951 American Western film directed by Harry Keller and starring Allan Lane, Mary Ellen Kay and Irving Bacon. The film's art direction was by Frank Arrigo.<EOS>"
876,81556,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darcy_Conyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Audrey Hirst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Meredith Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esmond_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maudie_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darcy_Conyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girdle of Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girdle_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Montgomery_Tully<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Girdle of Gold is a 1952 British second feature comedy film directed by Montgomery Tully and starring Esmond Knight, Maudie Edwards and Meredith Edwards. It was written by Jack Dawe.<EOS>"
877,6353,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leland_Orser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchor_Bay_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Todd Traina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Minor Childers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanne_Tripplehorn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Linney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leland Orser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Morning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_grieving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Features_based_on_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Brook<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Morning is a 2010 American drama film written, directed by and starring Leland Orser. The film also stars Jeanne Tripplehorn, Laura Linney and Elliott Gould.  It is Orser's directorial debut.  Morning is also based on Orser's 2007 short film of the same name.<EOS>"
878,157300,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Glen_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ilya_Salkind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Salkind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marlon Brando<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Davi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Benicio del Toro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Selleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Georges Corraface<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Glen_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ilya_Salkind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Salkind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Briley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Puzo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cary_Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Christopher Columbus: The Discovery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_United_States_Virgin_Islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Epic_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Historical_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sea_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1490s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cliff_Eidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Christopher_Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Isabella_I_of_Castile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_in_1492<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Tomás_de_Torquemada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_pre-Columbian_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Age_of_Discovery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Briley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Glen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus:_The_Discovery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Mario_Puzo<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Christopher Columbus: The Discovery is a 1992 historical adventure film directed by John Glen. It was the last project developed by the father and son production team of Alexander and Ilya Salkind. The film follows events after the fall of the Emirate of Granada (an Arab principality which was located in the south of Spain), and leads up to the voyage of Columbus to the New World in 1492.Its behind-the-scenes history involved an elaborate series of financial mishaps, which later brought about an emotional falling-out between Alexander and Ilya; as a frustrated Alexander would later lament in a November 1993 interview with the Los Angeles Times, ""I know, after this, that I'll never make movies again.""The film was released for the 500th anniversary of Columbus' voyage. The premiere took place at almost exactly the same time as 1492: Conquest of Paradise, which has often led to confusion between the two films. Neither would be a critical or commercial success.<EOS>"
879,116108,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Church Mouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_National_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Church_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_business_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Church Mouse is a 1934 British comedy film directed by Monty Banks and starring Laura La Plante, Ian Hunter and Edward Chapman. It was made by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers at the company's Teddington Studios. It was made as a more expensive production than much of the studio's low-budget quota quickie output.It is based on a 1928 play by Ladislas Fodor which has been turned into films on several occasions including a 1931 German film Poor as a Church Mouse and the 1932 American production Beauty and the Boss. A bank owner's prim and uptight Secretary suddenly blossoms during a business trip to Paris.<EOS>"
880,162683,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Armstrong_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zasu Pitts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Gleason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gleason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Oh, Yeah!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pathé_Exchange_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh,_Yeah!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_action_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Oh, Yeah! (also written as Oh, Yeah?) is a 1929 American pre-Code action film directed by Tay Garnett and starring Robert Armstrong, James Gleason and Zasu Pitts. The film's sets were designed by the art director Edward C. Jewell. An early sound film, it was made during the transition from the silent era. It is also known by the alternative title No Brakes after the original story it is based on that appeared in The Saturday Evening Post.<EOS>"
881,49562,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Hendel Butoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mike Gabriel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Broughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Schumacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Candy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Newhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George C. Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eva Gabor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tristan Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Ryen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Gabriel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Schumacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Ranft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karey_Kirkpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rescuers Down Under<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rescuers Down Under: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bruce_Broughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Joe_Ranft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animal_rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Animation_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_reptiles_and_amphibians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Renaissance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Outback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Karey_Kirkpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Margery_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hendel_Butoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers_Down_Under<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Gabriel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Rescuers Down Under is a 1990 American animated adventure film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures. It is the sequel to the 1977 film The Rescuers. In this film, Bernard and Bianca travel to the Australian Outback to save a young boy named Cody from a villainous poacher who wants to capture an endangered golden eagle for money. Directed by Hendel Butoy and Mike Gabriel from a screenplay by Jim Cox, Karey Kirkpatrick, Byron Simpson, and Joe Ranft, the film features the voices of Bob Newhart, Eva Gabor (in her final film role), John Candy, and George C. Scott.By the mid-1980s, The Rescuers had become one of Disney's most successful animated releases. Under the new management of Michael Eisner and Jeffrey Katzenberg, a feature-length sequel was approved, making it the first animated film sequel theatrically released by the studio. Following their duties on Oliver & Company (1988), animators Butoy and Gabriel were recruited to direct the sequel. Research trips to Australia provided inspiration for the background designs. The film would also mark the full use of the Computer Animation Production System (CAPS), becoming the first feature film to be completely created digitally. The software allowed for artists to digitally ink-and-paint the animators' drawings, and then composite the digital cels over the scanned background art.The Rescuers Down Under was released to theaters on November 16, 1990, to positive reviews from critics. However, it underperformed at the box office and garnered $47.4 million worldwide.<EOS>"
882,159716,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lee_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Janni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Finch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Lewis_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lee_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Janni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Lipscomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Baron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Robbery Under Arms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bushranger_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_colonial_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Flinders_Ranges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbery_Under_Arms_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Lee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Robbery Under Arms is a 1957 bushranger film directed by Jack Lee and starring Peter Finch, Ronald Lewis, Maureen Swanson and David McCallum. It is adapted by Alexander Baron, W. P. Lipscomb and Richard Mason from the 1888 novel of the same name by Thomas Alexander Browne (under the pen name ""Rolf Boldrewood"").Set in the bush and goldfields of Australia in the 1860s, the film follows members of the Marston family as they join the notorious bushranger gang of Captain Starlight. The novel, which is considered a classic of Australian colonial literature, had previously been adapted into a popular stage play and several silent films.The film was produced by Joseph Janni for The Rank Organisation and filmed on-location in Flinders Ranges, South Australia and New South Wales. It premiered in London on October 3, 1957, and was released in Australia on December 4. It has been called ""a pointless misfire"".<EOS>"
883,96235,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nat Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Gruber_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fighting Man of the Plains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Sawtell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinecolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Man_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fighting Man of the Plains is a 1949 American Western film produced by Nat Holt and directed by Edwin L. Marin. It starred Randolph Scott, Bill Williams, Victor Jory, and Jane Nigh. The supporting cast included Joan Taylor, Barry Kelley, Douglas Kennedy, Paul Fix, Rhys Williams, James Millican and, in his first credited role, Dale Robertson as Jesse James.<EOS>"
884,136851,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Nicol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Parade Releasing Organization<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Nicol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Cahill_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Latimore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Nicol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Nicol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Nicol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Lurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Then There Were Three<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_Campaign_of_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Then_There_Were_Three_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Macaroni_Combat_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Then There Were Three also known as Three Came Back (Italian:  	L'urlo dei Marines, French: Le Cri des Marines)  is a 1961 black and white Italian war film produced and directed by as well as co-starring Alex Nicol with Frank Latimore and Barry Cahill.<EOS>"
885,121806,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Arbeid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Shaw_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Arbeid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Mankowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hireling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Wolf_Mankowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Palme_d'Or_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marc_Wilkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hireling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Bath,_Somerset<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Hireling is a 1973 British drama film directed by Alan Bridges, based on a 1957 novel of the same title by L. P. Hartley, which starred Robert Shaw and Sarah Miles. It tells the story of a chauffeur who falls in love with an aristocratic woman.It shared the Grand Prix du Festival International du Film (Palme d'Or) with Scarecrow at the 1973 Cannes Film Festival. Sarah Miles received a Special Jury Prize for her performance as Lady Franklin.<EOS>"
886,137973,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_R._Cherry_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Harmon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Coast Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kenneth M. Badish, John R. Cherry III, Terry Edinger, Larry Harmon and Susan Harmon.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bronson_Pinchot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._Murray_Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gailard_Sartain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_R._Cherry_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Harmon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_R._Cherry_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Harmon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_R._Cherry_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Harmon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The All New Adventures of Laurel & Hardy in For Love or Mummy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mummy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Laurel_&_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_All_New_Adventures_of_Laurel_&_Hardy_in_For_Love_or_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_R._Cherry_III<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The All New Adventures of Laurel & Hardy in ""For Love or Mummy"" is a 1999 American comedy film directed by Larry Harmon and John Cherry, based on the film shorts of Laurel & Hardy. It stars Bronson Pinchot and Gailard Sartain as Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.This was the first of only two non-Ernest P. Worrell films that Cherry (primarily an advertising executive) directed in his lifetime, the other being Pirates of the Plain. Harmon earned writing and directing credits through the ownership of the Laurel and Hardy trademarks, which he had purchased in the 1960s. Another Harmon-owned character, Bozo the Clown, is mentioned in the film.<EOS>"
887,69085,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Waggner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frisco Sal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Waggner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Frisco Sal is a 1945 American Western film directed by George Waggner and starring Susanna Foster and Turhan Bey. It was co written by Curt Siodmak.<EOS>
888,159979,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Korty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Clements<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Krost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Chapin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Watkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Pryor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Korty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Clements<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Krost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Chapin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_Hocken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Second Sight: A Love Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Sight:_A_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Korty<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Second Sight: A Love Story is a 1984 television film starring Elizabeth Montgomery and Barry Newman. The film is based on the book Emma and I, by Sheila Hocken.<EOS>"
889,127536,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Tintori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Cybulski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_Hill_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Suzanne De Walt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John C. Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julianne Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gillian Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Ironside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laurie Metcalf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Tintori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Cybulski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_Hill_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chicago Cab<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_taxis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicago_Cab<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Chicago Cab is a 1997 American drama film directed by Mary Cybulski and John Tintori. It is based on the play Hellcab by Will Kern.<EOS>
890,160220,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Parkyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julian Wintle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Jackson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zena Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Wintle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Parkyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Snowball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Clifton_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snowball_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Pat_Jackson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Snowball is a 1960 British drama film directed by Pat Jackson and starring Gordon Jackson, Kenneth Griffith and Zena Walker. It is based on the 1958 novel of the same name by James Lake.<EOS>"
891,153441,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cat Feud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Feud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cat Feud is a 1958 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short film directed by Chuck Jones featuring Marc Antony and Pussyfoot. It was released on December 20, 1958. The title is a pun on cat food.<EOS>"
892,162070,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Surjik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Savath<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brendan_Fletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myles_Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Surjik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Savath<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Foon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Criminals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Fred_Mollin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBC_Television_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Criminals_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stephen_Surjik<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Criminals is a 1996 Canadian crime drama television film directed by Stephen Surjik, written by Dennis Foon, and starring Brendan Fletcher and Myles Ferguson. The film was shot in Vancouver in the spring of 1995. It was produced by CBC Television, which aired it on January 21, 1996.<EOS>"
893,169725,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Next_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>J. R. Bookwalter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Next_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. R. Bookwalter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Next_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Next_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pete Ferry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Next_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bogdan Pecic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Next_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Grossi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Next_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phil Critchfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Next_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dead Next Door<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Next_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Next_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Next_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Next_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Next_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Next_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Dead Next Door is a 1989 zombie horror film written, produced and directed by J. R. Bookwalter.<EOS>"
894,69576,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pete Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Barr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Michelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Brooks_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_Keith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Markham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_McGillivray_(producer/screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House of Whipcord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Torture_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Pete_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Whipcord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>House of Whipcord is a 1974 British exploitation thriller film directed and produced by Pete Walker and starring Barbara Markham, Patrick Barr, Ray Brooks, Ann Michelle, Sheila Keith, Dorothy Gordon, Robert Tayman and Penny Irving. The film was Walker's first collaboration with screenwriter David McGillivray, who went on to write a further three films for him. It also marked the horror film debut of actress Sheila Keith, who went on to star in four more films for Walker.<EOS>"
895,106116,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Davis_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Davis_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorenzo_Music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thom Huge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Davis_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Davis_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_Roman_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_animated_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Garfield_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday,_Garfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_in_American_television<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Happy Birthday, Garfield is an hour-long television special dedicated to the tenth anniversary of the Garfield comic strip, hosted by its creator Jim Davis. It uses both live-action and animation.The special was first broadcast on May 17th, 1988, on CBS and February 24, 1989, on CITV.<EOS>"
896,125014,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Francois_Richet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metropolitan_Filmexport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Francois_Richet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metropolitan_Filmexport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_DeMonaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Assault on Precinct 13<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Graeme_Revell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2005<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Detroit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2004<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Detroit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Detroit_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hamilton,_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_around_New_Year<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Siege_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean-François_Richet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rogue_(company)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_James_DeMonaco<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Assault on Precinct 13 is a 2005 action thriller film directed by Jean-François Richet and starring Ethan Hawke and Laurence Fishburne, John Leguizamo, Maria Bello, Ja Rule, Drea de Matteo, Brian Dennehy, and Gabriel Byrne released to mixed or average critic reviews. It is a remake of John Carpenter's 1976 film of the same name.<EOS>"
897,166108,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nat A. Bronstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Farr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Murray_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Silent Dust<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georges_Auric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lance_Comfort<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Silent Dust is a 1949 British drama/thriller film directed by Lance Comfort and starring Sally Gray, Stephen Murray, Derek Farr and Nigel Patrick. The title comes from lines in Thomas Gray's Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard (1751): ""Can Honour's voice provoke the silent dust, or flattery soothe the dull cold ear of Death?"" The screenplay was by Michael Pertwee, adapted from the 1948 play The Paragon by himself and Roland Pertwee.<EOS>"
898,20899,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruben_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Roven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ramin Djawadi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Avi Arad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Gartner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ari Arad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Antonio Banderas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Wahlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tati Gabrielle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sophia Ali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruben_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Roven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avi_Arad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Gartner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Marcum_and_Matt_Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rafe_Judkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Uncharted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Uncharted – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Charles_Roven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Babelsberg_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Madrid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_postponed_due_to_the_COVID-19_pandemic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2006<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Boston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Barcelona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Barcelona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ramin_Djawadi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Art_Marcum_and_Matt_Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2021<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_productions_suspended_due_to_the_COVID-19_pandemic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_hunt_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Atlas_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Patricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Valencia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Pacific_Ocean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ScreenX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:4DX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Avi_Arad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_Vietnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Uncharted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ruben_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Sony_Interactive_Entertainment_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sarangani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Alicante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncharted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PlayStation_Productions<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Uncharted is a 2022 American action adventure film based on the video game franchise developed by Naughty Dog and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment. Directed by Ruben Fleischer from a screenplay by Rafe Lee Judkins, Art Marcum, and Matt Holloway, it stars Tom Holland as Nathan Drake and Mark Wahlberg as Victor Sullivan, with Sophia Ali, Tati Gabrielle (in her debut film appearance), and Antonio Banderas starring in supporting roles. In the film, Drake is recruited by Sullivan in a race against corrupt billionaire Santiago Moncada (Banderas) and mercenary leader Jo Braddock (Gabrielle) to locate the fabled treasure of the Magellan expedition.The film entered development in 2008, with producer Avi Arad stating that he would be working with Sony Pictures to develop a film adaptation of the video game franchise. It was then in development hell with various directors, screenwriters, and lead cast members attached at various points. Filmmakers David O. Russell, Neil Burger, Seth Gordon, Dan Trachtenberg, Shawn Levy, and Travis Knight were initially signed to direct, while Wahlberg was set to play Drake in early development. Holland was cast as Drake in May 2017, and Fleischer was hired as director in early 2020. Filming began in March 2020, but was halted by the COVID-19 pandemic. It resumed in July and finished in October, with locations including Boston, Barcelona, New York City, and Kiamba.Originally set to be released on December 18, 2020, the film faced major delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It eventually premiered at the Coliseum in Barcelona on February 7, 2022, and was released in the United States on February 18 by Columbia Pictures (via Sony Pictures Releasing). The film received mixed reviews from critics, but was a commercial success, grossing $407.1 million worldwide against a $120 million budget, making it the fourth-highest-grossing video game film at the time of release. A sequel is in development.<EOS>"
899,9663,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Parisot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ed Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Lebovici<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Haring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Kroopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Ponce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristen Schaal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kid Cudi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Sadler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jillian Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Carrigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keanu Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samara Weaving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erinn Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brigette Lundy-Paine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Holland Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jayma Mays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Parisot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Kroopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Matheson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bill & Ted Face the Music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bill & Ted Face the Music: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ> Heavy metal,  space rock,  hard rock,  alternative rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_China<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1967<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_prison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_postponed_due_to_the_COVID-19_pandemic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_prehistory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Midlife_crisis_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Isham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_Jesus_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2022<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Kroopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Chris_Matheson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bill_&_Ted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ed_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1922<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2067<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2020<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dean_Parisot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2030<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Alex_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ed_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2025<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_&_Ted_Face_the_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_28th_century<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Bill & Ted Face the Music is a 2020 American science fiction comedy film directed by Dean Parisot and written by Chris Matheson and Ed Solomon. It is the third film in the Bill & Ted film series, and the sequel to Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey (1991). Alex Winter, Keanu Reeves, and William Sadler reprise their roles as Bill, Ted, and the Grim Reaper, respectively; while Kristen Schaal, Samara Weaving, Jack Haven, Anthony Carrigan, Erinn Hayes, Jayma Mays, Holland Taylor, Kid Cudi, Jillian Bell and Beck Bennett join the cast. In the film, Bill and Ted must write a song to unite humanity before space-time is destroyed. The script was laid out as early as 2010, but a production deal was not confirmed until 2018. Filming commenced on July 1, 2019.Bill & Ted Face the Music was simultaneously released in theaters and through Premium VOD in the United States on August 28, 2020, by United Artists Releasing. It received generally positive reviews from critics for the performances and story, with many calling it a welcome return to form for the series.<EOS>"
900,162388,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sutton Roley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Fanfare Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Stockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Grahame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Susman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Stich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Loners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loners_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sutton_Roley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Loners is a 1972 American film starring Dean Stockwell and Gloria Grahame. It was the final film produced by Sam Katzman, who died the following year.<EOS>"
901,70686,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aaron L. Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Michael Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Letitia Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Mandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ade O’Adesina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Derek Iger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael K. Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brett Gelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Donovan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Letitia Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Letitia_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Michael_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Surrounded<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bron_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mandalay_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2023_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrounded_(upcoming_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Mandler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Surrounded is a 2023 American Western drama film directed by Anthony Mandler and written by Andrew Pagana and Justin Thomas. It stars Letitia Wright, Jamie Bell, Jeffrey Donovan, Brett Gelman, and features Michael K. Williams in his final appearance.The film premiered at the Sun Valley Film Festival on April 2, 2023, and was released digitally on June 20, 2023, by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures.<EOS>"
902,1491,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Nudist_Curtain<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Wishman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Nudist_Curtain<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Doris Wishman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Nudist_Curtain<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandra Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Nudist_Curtain<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Behind the Nudist Curtain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Nudist_Curtain<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Nudist_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Nudist_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Nudist_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Nudist_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Doris_Wishman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Nudist_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_romance_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Behind the Nudist Curtain (also known as Nature. Girls. Unlimited) is an American 1964 nudist film produced and directed by Doris Wishman and starring Sandra Sinclair. The New York Times lists it as one of the ""berserk sexploitation pictures"" made by Wishman.The film is now considered lost.The film was ""built out of scenes from a European travelogue, into which Wishman spliced the requisite nudist footage"". It was Wishman’s last nudist film.<EOS>"
903,140174,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_McKimmie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Daro Film Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Southern Star Primetime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jackie McKimmie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sue Wild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Jarratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noni_Hazlehurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Blundell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_McKimmie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_McKimmie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_McKimmie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Australian Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Queensland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Dream_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Australian Dream is a 1986 Australian comedy film directed by Jackie McKimmie and starring Noni Hazlehurst, Graeme Blundell, John Jarratt. Funding was provided in part from the Queensland Film Corporation and Australian Film Commission. It was shot over four weeks and finished on 20 September 1985.<EOS>"
904,18306,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_De_Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ralph Dietrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_De_Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Ware<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Peggy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_competitions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pasadena,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frederick_de_Cordova<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Peggy is a 1950 American comedy film directed by Frederick De Cordova, and starring Diana Lynn, Charles Coburn, and Charlotte Greenwood. It was produced and distributed by Universal Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the  art directors Bernard Herzbrun and Richard H. Riedel.<EOS>"
905,70946,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Media_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry AuthorsRainer MockertGary HannamKen Tuohy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rena_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jackson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Magder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacinta_Wawatai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joel Tobeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Media_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainer_Mockert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._J._Barrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mee-Shee: The Water Giant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mee-Shee:_The_Water_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Henderson_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mee-Shee: The Water Giant (also known simply as Mee-Shee) is a British-German family film shot in New Zealand in 2002 and released in 2005. It stars Bruce Greenwood, Rena Owen, Tom Jackson and Daniel Magder.The film is based on the Canadian folklore water monster, known as the Ogopogo. This folklore started with Aboriginal peoples in Canada, and while the film was in production complaints from one Aboriginal chief about cultural appropriation caused the film and its title monster to be renamed ""Mee-Shee"". These complaints and the renaming drew media attention and generated controversy.The film itself received some good reviews. Some critics praised the performances, although evaluations of the special effects were mixed.  In Canada, Mee-Shee was only released on DVD and never played in theatres.<EOS>"
906,104618,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sean Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Minor Childers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fernanda Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christian Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Seamus Dever<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Evan Helmuth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ready or Not<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_or_Not_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ready or Not is a 2009 independent American comedy film directed by Sean Doyle and written by Doyle and Travis Kurtz. The film stars Christian Oliver, Seamus Dever, Evan Helmuth, and Jonathan Murphy as four college friends who become stranded in Mexico during a bachelor party, leading to a series of misadventures.Ready or Not was released in the United States on April 17, 2009, and received mixed reviews from critics, who praised its humor but noted some inconsistencies in the plot.<EOS>"
907,6063,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Duffell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemdale_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Levin_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Finch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hildegarde Neil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>England Made Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_businesspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Scott_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Duffell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:England_Made_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Graham_Greene<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>England Made Me is a 1973 British drama film directed by Peter Duffell, starring Peter Finch, Michael York, Hildegarde Neil, and Michael Hordern, and based on the 1935 novel England Made Me by Graham Greene. Anthony Farrant is a naive young Englishman who visits Germany on the way home from abroad, and finds a job with charismatic financier Erich Krogh. While Anthony was taught to value fairness and decency, in Erich's world opportunism, corruption, and decadence hold sway.The film changes the novel's setting from Sweden to Nazi Germany. Duffell explained that he changed the location due to his lack of knowledge of Sweden in the 1930s, the use of imagery the audience would recognise and the growing menace in Europe of the time.<EOS>"
908,46230,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alan Cooke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Vaughn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Stamp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Davenport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hale_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mind of Mr Soames<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_Cooke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mind_of_Mr._Soames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amicus_Productions_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Mind of Mr. Soames is a 1970 British-American sci-fi–drama film directed by Alan Cooke and starring Terence Stamp, Robert Vaughn and Nigel Davenport. It was written by John Hale and Edward Simpson based on Charles Eric Maine's 1961 novel of the same name.A man awakens from a 30-year coma with an immature brain.<EOS>"
909,59138,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Kenelm_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Smedley-Aston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Kenelm_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Smedley-Aston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Let's Get Laid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Laid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Kenelm_Clarke<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Let's Get Laid, also known as Love Trap, is a 1978 British comedy film directed by James Kenelm Clarke and starring Robin Askwith, Fiona Richmond and Anthony Steel. A man returns to London after being demobbed at the end of the Second World War, only to find himself suspected of a murder in Wapping.Anthony Steel and Fiona Richmond had previously starred together in Hardcore (1977).<EOS>"
910,23899,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Steve White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Countess Victoria Bloodhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Deluxe Movie Videos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Damian B. Gravenhorse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mink De Ronda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Damian B. Gravenhorse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death Faces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mondo_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Death Faces, also released as Death Faces IV, also Dying: Last seconds of Life, and (in a re edited version) Beyond Reality, is a mockumentary about cannibalism released directly to video originally in 1988.<EOS>"
911,60497,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaah_Folayan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Solomon Sobande<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chloe Campion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cleopatra Bernard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darcy McKinnon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Celestin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ski Mask the Slump God<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>XXXTentacion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Solomon Sobande<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cleopatra Bernard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geneva Ayala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jenesis Sanchez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kid Trunks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bass Santana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cooliecut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabaah_Folayan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Stone_(entrepreneur)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_hip_hop_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hulu_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Me_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:XXXTentacion<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Look at Me is a 2022 documentary film, directed by Sabaah Folayan. It focuses on the life and death of the rapper and singer-songwriter Jahseh Dwayne Ricardo Onfroy, known as XXXTentacion. The film's title is named after his breakthrough single. It premiered at the South by Southwest Film Festival on March 15, 2022, and was released on Hulu on May 26, 2022.The film was first announced on June 18, 2019, the first anniversary of the murder of XXXTentacion. The film began production around April 2017.The documentary contains footage from X's last years, and contains appearances from numerous friends and family of his, including his mother Cleopatra Bernard, girlfriend Jenesis Sanchez, ex-girlfriend Geneva Ayala, and best friend and fellow rapper Ski Mask the Slump God. It also includes interviews with rappers from XXXTentacion's hip hop collective, Members Only such as Bass Santana, Cooliecut, and Kid Trunks. The documentary received widespread acclaim from critics and fans following its release.On May 23, 2022, it was announced on by XXXTentacion's estate on his Instagram account that a compilation album, titled Look at Me: The Album would be released alongside the documentary. The album was released on June 10, 2022, and was preceded by the single ""True Love"" with Kanye West.<EOS>"
912,80517,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Krasna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Krasna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Krasna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Who Was That Lady?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Who Was That Lady I Saw You With?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_André_Previn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Was_That_Lady%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Who Was That Lady? is a 1960 black and white American comedy film directed by George Sidney and starring Tony Curtis, Dean Martin, and Janet Leigh.The movie was made by Ansark-Sidney, distributed by Columbia Pictures and produced by Norman Krasna, who also wrote the screenplay based on his successful Broadway play Who Was That Lady I Saw You With? The costume design was by Jean Louis. The title song was written by Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van Heusen.Dean Martin received a Golden Globe award nomination for his performance in Who Was That Lady?, which also was nominated for Best Comedy.<EOS>"
913,170822,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lester Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gerald Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Kendall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man at Six<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_at_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man at Six is a 1931 British mystery film directed by Harry Hughes and starring Anne Grey, Lester Matthews and Gerald Rawlinson. It was released in America the following year under the alternative title The Gables Mystery. It was produced by British International  Pictures at the company's Elstree Studios near London. It was based on the West End play The Man at Six by Jack Celestin and Jack DeLeon, later remade as the 1938 film The Gables Mystery.<EOS>"
914,76659,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>William Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitchell_Leichter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitchell_Leichter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Jevne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trails End<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Herman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trails End is a 1935 American Western film directed by Albert Herman and starring Conway Tearle, Claudia Dell and Fred Kohler. It is based on a story by James Oliver Curwood. It was given a subsequent release by Astor Pictures following World War II.<EOS>"
915,43400,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mathieu Auvray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blender_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ton_Roosendaal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pierre Bokma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reinout Scholten van Aschat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blender_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ton_Roosendaal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cosmos Laundromat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netherlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netherlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adult_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Creative_Commons-licensed_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blender_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Open_content_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmos_Laundromat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dutch_animated_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cosmos Laundromat: First Cycle, developed under the code name Project Gooseberry, is 2015 animated absurdist science fantasy short film directed by Mathieu Auvray, written by Esther Wouda, and produced by Ton Roosendaal. It is the Blender Institute's 5th ""open movie"" project, and was made utilizing the Blender software. The film focuses around a depressed and suicidal sheep named Franck who is offered ""all the lives he ever wanted"" by a mysterious salesman named Victor. On August 10, 2015, it was released to YouTube. The film was originally intended to kickstart a feature-length film. A short film sequel was written and designed but never brought to production. In 2020, Roosendaal announced that the one film would be the total of the project.The film itself, along with the other Blender Foundation ""open movies,"" was released under the Creative Commons Attribution License.<EOS>"
916,32969,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirk_Shafer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TLA_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jour_de_Fête_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Swift_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_J._Wolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_J._Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregory Hinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Katt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Allen_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Lane_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Lekakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andre_Khabbazi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiersten_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Wade_Drahos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirk_Shafer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TLA_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jour_de_Fête_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Swift_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_J._Wolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_J._Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Hinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirk_Shafer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Hinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circuit_parties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circuit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dirk_Shafer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Circuit is a 2002 gay-themed independent film set in the world of gay circuit parties. Written by Dirk Shafer and Gregory Hinton and directed by Shafer, Circuit follows the lives of several people involved in the circuit party scene. Shot on digital video over a period of six months, Shafer was inspired by circuit party music in crafting the film. Circuit received mixed reviews, with reviewers finding the film too long and the performances of several of the lead actors weak.<EOS>"
917,153320,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cannibal Capers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cannibal Capers is an animated Disney short film in the Silly Symphonies series. It was released on March 13, 1930.<EOS>"
918,3287,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evelyn_Ankers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Queen of Burlesque<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_Burlesque<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Queen of Burlesque is a 1946 American mystery thriller film directed by Sam Newfield and starring Evelyn Ankers, Carleton G. Young and Marion Martin. The film was distributed by the low-budget Producers Releasing Corporation. Rose La Rose, who played Blossom Terrain, was a stripper in real life and, according to Variety, a ""runway peeler with considerable experience."" She portrays a supporting character and has one feature dance, a faux ""Arabian Fantasy"" that is not a striptease.<EOS>"
919,68117,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven-Charles_Jaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gene Hackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mikhail Baryshnikov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven-Charles_Jaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Company Business<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1990s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Kamen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Central_Intelligence_Agency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nicholas_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Nicholas_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Company_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Steven-Charles_Jaffe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Company Business is a 1991 action film, written and directed by Nicholas Meyer and starring Gene Hackman and Mikhail Baryshnikov. The film follows the exploits of Sam Boyd (Gene Hackman), a former operative for the CIA who is reactivated to escort Pyotr Ivanovich Grushenko (Mikhail Baryshnikov), a captured KGB mole, to a prisoner exchange in recently reunited Berlin.<EOS>"
920,70984,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herman Schlom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Byrd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ZaSu_Pitts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Cabot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Malloy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mickey the Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Lubin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mickey the Kid is a 1939 American drama film directed by Arthur Lubin and starring Bruce Cabot, Ralph Byrd and ZaSu Pitts. It was produced and distributed by Republic Pictures.<EOS>"
921,138318,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zack_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Skudder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Avidan, Brian Wecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andy Fiedler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nick Butera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Bauza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zack Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed Skudder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Tuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chad Quandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren K. Sokolov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Nassar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shea Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zack_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Skudder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zack_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Skudder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dick Figures: The Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dick Figures: The Movie: The Song<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Synth-pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adult_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kickstarter-funded_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_flash_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_raccoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_web_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Figures:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Dick Figures: The Movie is a 2013 independent American adult animated science fantasy action comedy film produced by Remochoso and Six Point Harness and distributed by Mondo Media. It is based on the animated web series Dick Figures. The film was written and directed by Ed Skudder and Zack Keller (in their feature directorial debuts) and produced by Nick Butera and Andy Fiedler. Skudder and Keller star as Red and Blue, two best friends and polar opposites who set out on a journey to find the Great Sword of Destiny for the Raccoon in order to save their friendship, Pink's birthday, and the world from Lord Takagami. It also features the voices of Eric Bauza, Ben Tuller, Shea Carter, Mike Nassar, Chad Quandt, and Lauren K. Sokolov.It is Mondo Media's first feature-length film and independent company 6 Point Harness's first original feature film. The film was released on VOD on September 17, 2013.Dick Figures: The Movie was split into 12 chapters and published onto YouTube by Mondo's YouTube channel at different times in September. $313,411 was raised through the mass-funding platform Kickstarter from 5,616 backers (including Warren Graff, Fred Seibert, Gundarr creators Corey McDaniel & Ted Wilson, amongst others) through May 31 to July 16, 2012, out of originally a $250,000 goal, breaking the record for the most-funded animation project through the site, until it was surpassed by Blur Studio's The Goon in November 2012, the latter of which remains unreleased as of 2025.<EOS>"
922,142005,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bobs Gannaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ferrell Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Studi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Teri_Hatcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy_Keach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dane_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regina_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Bowen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Garrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dale_Dye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Planes: Fire & Rescue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Mancina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cars_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_aviation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_spin-offs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_firefighting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DisneyToon_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wildfires<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bobs_Gannaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes:_Fire_&_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aerial_firefighting<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Planes: Fire & Rescue (also known as Planes 2: Fire & Rescue) is a 2014 American animated comedy-adventure film produced by Disneytoon Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures. Directed by Bobs Gannaway, written by Gannaway and Jeffrey M. Howard, and produced by Ferrell Barron, it is a sequel to Planes (2013), itself a spin-off of Pixar's Cars franchise. Dane Cook, Stacy Keach, Brad Garrett, Teri Hatcher, Danny Mann, and Cedric the Entertainer reprised their roles with new additions to the cast including Hal Holbrook, Julie Bowen, Ed Harris, Regina King, Wes Studi, Patrick Warburton, and Dale Dye. In the film, Dusty Crophopper (Cook) is assigned to become a wildland firefighting plane in Piston Peak National Park after he learns that his engine's gearbox is damaged.Production began for six months after the start of the previous film. Gannaway intended to give each film its own different genre, Planes: Fire & Rescue being an ""action-disaster film"". The filmmakers researched the world of air-attack teams and smokejumpers by working with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CALFire), and sent a crew to the US Forest Service's annual training exercises for smokejumpers. Mark Mancina composed the musical score again, while Prana Studios returned to provided work on visual effects, animation and compositing.Planes: Fire & Rescue premiered at the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles on July 15, 2014, and was theatrically released on July 18, 2014, in Disney Digital 3D, RealD 3D and D-BOX formats. The film received mixed reviews from critics, with many calling it an improvement over its predecessor, and grossed $147 million worldwide on a $50 million budget.<EOS>"
923,122937,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Big Business<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Samuel_Kaylin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jones_Family_in_Big_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Big Business is a 1937 American comedy film directed by Frank R. Strayer and starring Jed Prouty, Shirley Deane and Spring Byington. It was part of Twentieth Century Fox's Jones Family series of films. The film's art direction was by Chester Gore.The Jones Family invest in an oil well.<EOS>"
924,76484,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_the_Firstborn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alberto_Negrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_the_Firstborn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TaurusFilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_the_Firstborn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alberto_Negrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_the_Firstborn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TaurusFilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_the_Firstborn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tower of the Firstborn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_the_Firstborn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_the_Firstborn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_the_Firstborn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_the_Firstborn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ennio_Morricone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_the_Firstborn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alberto_Negrin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tower of the Firstborn (Italian: I Guardiani del Cielo) is a 2000 Italian-French adventure television film directed by Alberto Negrin and starring Ben Cross, Peter Weller, Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu, Marco Bonini, Ione Skye and Heino Ferch. It was based on the novel La torre della solitudine by Valerio Massimo Manfredi.<EOS>"
925,14668,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mammals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_insects<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Color_Classics_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ants_in_the_Plants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_ants<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ants in the Plants is a Technicolor cartoon created by Fleischer Studios and originally released into theaters on March 15, 1940, by Paramount Studios. It was produced by Max Fleischer and directed by Dave Fleischer; animators were Myron Waldman and George Moreno. Music for the cartoon was composed by Sammy Timberg. It was part of the Fleischer Studios series Color Classics produced by the studio between 1934 and 1941.<EOS>"
926,50461,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Eros Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_M._Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirk_Bogarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Steel_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_M._Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sea Shall Not Have Them<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shot-down_aviators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Riverside_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Malcolm_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Shall_Not_Have_Them<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Suffolk<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sea Shall Not Have Them is a 1954 British war film starring Michael Redgrave, Dirk Bogarde and Anthony Steel. It was directed by Lewis Gilbert and is based on the 1953 novel by John Harris, about a North Sea rescue during the Second World War. The musical soundtrack is by composer Malcolm Arnold.The film title is the motto of the Royal Air Force's Air Sea Rescue Service. Gilbert called it ""standard fare"" but it ""did very well.""<EOS>"
927,70507,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bo_Svenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cybill_Shepherd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Edward_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Ralston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Melson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Gazzaniga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lalo_Schifrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Delivery_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Wendkos<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Special Delivery is a 1976 American neo-noir comedy crime film directed by Paul Wendkos and starring Bo Svenson and Cybill Shepherd.<EOS>
928,132478,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Bishop_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Faye_Emerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Coldeway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady Gangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Women_in_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Florey<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Lady Gangster is a 1942 Warner Bros. B picture crime film directed by Robert Florey, credited as ""Florian Roberts"". It is based on the play Gangstress, or Women in Prison by Dorothy Mackaye, who in 1928, as #440960, served less than ten months of a one- to three-year sentence in San Quentin State Prison. Lady Gangster is a remake of the pre-Code film, Ladies They Talk About (1933).  Jackie Gleason plays a supporting role.<EOS>"
929,26657,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Adam Lipsius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ilyssa Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chandler_Massey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susie Abromeit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsey_Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keith Coulouris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lindsey Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>16<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Diego<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Diego<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tennis_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16-Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Denver<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>16-Love is a 2012 American romantic comedy film directed by Adam Lipsius, written by Leigh Dunlap, and starring Lindsey Shaw, Chandler Massey, Keith Coulouris, Lindsey Black, and Susie Abromeit. Produced by Ilyssa Goodman, and Adam Lipsius, the story centers on a 16-year-old female tennis prodigy who while sidelined by injury discovers the normal teenage life she has missed out on, including falling in love. It was released on January 20, 2012 in the United States.<EOS>"
930,78878,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wax Works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_museums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wax_Works<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Wax Works is a 1934 animated short subject by Walter Lantz and features Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.<EOS>
931,33466,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillian_Randolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vivian_Dandridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leo Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fairy_tale_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vitaphone_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_propaganda_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Snow_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American-related_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Black_and_de_Sebben_Dwarfs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Censored_Eleven<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs is a 1943 Merrie Melodies animated cartoon directed by Bob Clampett. The short was released on January 16, 1943.The film is an all-black parody of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale Snow White, known to audiences at the time from the popular 1937 Walt Disney animated feature Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The stylistic portrayal of the characters is an example of ""darky"" iconography, which was widely accepted in American society at the time. As such, it is one of the most controversial cartoons in the classic Warner Brothers library, being one of the Censored Eleven. The cartoon has been rarely seen on television since it was pulled from circulation in 1968 and has never been officially released on home video.<EOS>"
932,131318,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBCUniversal_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Young_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzy_Beugen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Bairstow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Lopez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Jo_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maitland_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBCUniversal_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Young_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzy_Beugen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christophe_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Mr._Griffin_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Bender<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Killing Mr. Griffin is a 1997 American television film directed by Jack Bender and starring Jay Thomas, Scott Bairstow, Mario Lopez, and Amy Jo Johnson. The film is based on a 1978 novel by Lois Duncan.<EOS>"
933,3614,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Shankman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carl Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peer_Åström<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Anders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adam Shankman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jennifer Gibgot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tobey Maguire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Prisand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Garrett Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Shafer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Malin Åkerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary J. Blige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Brand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Cruise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Giamatti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alec Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Zeta-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julianne Hough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diego Boneta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Shankman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Gibgot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tobey_Maguire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Loeb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Justin_Theroux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rock of Ages<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rock of Ages: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classic_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jukebox_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_striptease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1987<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Allan_Loeb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Glam_metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tobey_Maguire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Justin_Theroux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_of_Ages_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Adam_Shankman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rock of Ages is a 2012 American jukebox musical comedy film directed by Adam Shankman from a screenplay by Chris D'Arienzo, Allan Loeb, and Justin Theroux, based on the rock jukebox Broadway musical Rock of Ages by D'Arienzo. Produced by New Line Cinema and Corner Stone Entertainment in association with Offspring Entertainment and Material Pictures, and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures, the film stars Julianne Hough and Diego Boneta (in his film debut), leading an ensemble cast that includes Russell Brand, Alec Baldwin, Paul Giamatti, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Malin Åkerman, Mary J. Blige, Bryan Cranston and Tom Cruise. Like the stage musical, the film features the music of many 1980s rock artists including Def Leppard, Journey, Scorpions, Poison, Foreigner, Guns N' Roses, Pat Benatar, Joan Jett, Bon Jovi, Twisted Sister, Whitesnake, REO Speedwagon, and others.After the success of the stage musical, the film rights were sold to Warner Bros. and New Line in early 2009. Shankman was confirmed as director in October, with D'Arienzo announced to be adapting his book into the screenplay, later joined by Loeb and Theroux. Originally scheduled to enter production in summer 2009 for a 2011 release, it eventually commenced production in May 2011, with Hough, Boneta, Cruise, Brand, Baldwin, Giamatti, Zeta-Jones, Blige, Cranston, Åkerman, and the rest of the cast already filled out.Principal photography took place between May and August of that year, with locations including Miami, Hollywood, and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, as well as Los Angeles. Aside from the songs, the duo of Adam Anders and Peer Åström composed the film's incidental score.Rock of Ages premiered at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles on June 8, 2012, and was released in the United States on June 15, by Warner Bros. Pictures. The film received mixed to negative critical reviews and was a box-office bomb, grossing only $59 million worldwide on a $75 million budget. While criticism was aimed at its script and the lack of faithfulness to its source material, Cruise's performance was praised, particularly for his performances of ""Pour Some Sugar on Me"" and ""Wanted Dead or Alive"". The related film soundtrack was also well-received, debuting at #1 on the Billboard Top Soundtracks chart.<EOS>"
934,48276,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brent Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfre_Woodard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_S._Dutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Gordon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Hollis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brent_Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hallmark_Hall_of_Fame_episodes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Peabody_Award-winning_broadcasts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stephen_James_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Piano_Lesson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_Richards<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Piano Lesson is a 1995 American drama television film directed by Lloyd Richards and written by August Wilson, based on his 1987 play of the same name. The film stars Charles S. Dutton and Alfre Woodard, and relies on most of its cast from the original Broadway production. The film originally aired on CBS on February 5, 1995, as an episode of Hallmark Hall of Fame.It received widespread critical acclaim, and won a 1995 Peabody Award. The film earned nine nominations at the 47th Primetime Emmy Awards, with Wilson earning multiple nominations including one for Outstanding Made for Television Movie. Dutton and Woodard also earned nominations for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Special and Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a Special, with Dutton also receiving a nomination at the 53rd Golden Globe Awards for his performance. Woodard was awarded Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Miniseries or Television Movie at the 2nd Screen Actors Guild Awards.<EOS>"
935,160036,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Talia Osteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mickey Liddell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pete Shilaimon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeremy Garelick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Will Phelps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Fasano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tobias Weymar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ryan Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jake Short<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mika Abdalla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Garelick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sex Appeal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hulu_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_Appeal_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_high_school_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sex Appeal is a 2022 American teen sex comedy film directed by Talia Osteen (in her feature-length directorial debut) and written by Tate Hanyok. The film stars Mika Abdalla, Jake Short, Margaret Cho, Paris Jackson and Fortune Feimster.<EOS>"
936,37371,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Feig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ivan Reitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Amy Pascal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melissa McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael K. Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Dance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate McKinnon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristen Wiig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Hemsworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Feig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Reitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Pascal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Feig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katie_Dippold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ghostbusters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ghostbusters: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_social_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Theodore_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mad_scientist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reboot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spirit_possession<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Village_Roadshow_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Casting_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Columbia_University<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Advertising_and_marketing_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Boston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_feminist_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ivan_Reitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Montecito_Picture_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:4DX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Feig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Ozzy_Osbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Amy_Pascal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ghostbusters_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Paul_Feig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:YouTube_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostbusters_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Katie_Dippold<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ghostbusters (also marketed as Ghostbusters: Answer the Call) is a 2016 American supernatural comedy film directed by Paul Feig, who co-wrote it with Katie Dippold. Starring Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, Leslie Jones and Chris Hemsworth, it is a reboot of the 1984 film and the third film in the Ghostbusters franchise. The story focuses on four eccentric women who start a ghost-catching business in New York City after a paranormal encounter.A third Ghostbusters film had been in various stages of development following the release of Ghostbusters II in 1989. Because of original cast member Bill Murray's refusal to commit to the project, and the death of fellow cast member Harold Ramis in 2014, Sony Pictures decided to reboot the series instead. Some of the original film's cast members and their family members make cameo appearances in new roles, and Ramis is commemorated in the film's closing credits. The announcement of the female-led cast in 2015 drew a polarized response from the public and an internet backlash, leading to the film's IMDb page and associated YouTube videos receiving low ratings before the film's release.Ghostbusters premiered at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles on July 9, 2016, and was released in the United States on July 15, by Sony Pictures Releasing. The film grossed $229 million worldwide against a $144 million production budget, making it a box-office bomb with losses for the studio of over $70 million. Sony abandoned plans for a sequel, opting instead to continue the original film canon with Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021).<EOS>"
937,168698,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David E. Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Fowler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Watling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carole Lesley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Slater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winchell_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Barr_McCutcheon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_Ongley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Three on a Spree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ken_Thorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_inheritances<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_on_a_Spree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Brewster's_Millions<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Three on a Spree (also known as Brewster's Millions) is a 1961 British comedy film directed by Sidney J. Furie and starring Jack Watling, Carole Lesley and John Slater. It is based on the 1902 novel Brewster's Millions by George Barr McCutcheon, which became the hit 1906 play written by Winchell Smith and Byron Ongley. It had been previously filmed by Edward Small in 1945.The film was shot at Walton Studios. Its sets were designed by the art director John Blezard.<EOS>"
938,82361,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_J._Bigelow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_J._Bigelow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Tryon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Law Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Law Men is a 1944 American Western film directed by Lambert Hillyer, and released by Monogram Pictures. This is the eighth film in the ""Marshal Nevada Jack McKenzie"" series, and stars Johnny Mack Brown as Jack McKenzie and Raymond Hatton as his sidekick Sandy Hopkins, with Jan Wiley, Kirby Grant and Robert Frazer.The film is also known as Lawmen (American alternative spelling).<EOS>"
939,4322,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Oizo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnet_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>UFO Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julien Berlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregory Bernard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevos Van Der Meiren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Plotnick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roxane_Mesquida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Spinella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Hauser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ethan_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Haley_Ramm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Oizo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnet_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Oizo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rubber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:House_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Quentin_Dupieux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tires<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rubber_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_comedy_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rubber is a 2010 English-language French independent absurdist horror comedy film written and directed by Quentin Dupieux. The film is about a tire that comes to life and uses psychokinetic powers to kill people.The film was produced by Realitism Films and had its world premiere at the Critics' Week of the 2010 Cannes Film Festival, where it received positive reviews from critics.<EOS>"
940,83221,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Q._Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Robot Rabbit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elmer_Fudd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_robots<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Robot Rabbit is a 1953 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on December 12, 1953, and stars Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd.The short is considered an example of how animation of the time addressed the topic of robotization.<EOS>"
941,126065,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_West_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Walturdaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Violet_Hopson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_West_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Sportsman's Wife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sportsman's_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Broadwest_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Sportsman's Wife is a 1921 British silent sports film directed by Walter West and starring Violet Hopson, Gregory Scott and Clive Brook.<EOS>"
942,122012,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Morrissey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Morrissey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hound of the Baskervilles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Atlantic_Entertainment_Group_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Morrissey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Hound of the Baskervilles is a 1978 British comedy film spoofing the 1902 novel The Hound of the Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. It starred Peter Cook as Sherlock Holmes and Dudley Moore as Dr. Watson. A number of other well-known British comedy actors appeared in the film including Terry-Thomas and Kenneth Williams.<EOS>
943,168979,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Del_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Del Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh McCollum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Fiske<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Heckler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Del_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heckler_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Heckler (1940) is an American short film produced by Columbia Pictures Corporation directed by Del Lord and starring Charley Chase.<EOS>
944,36318,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Film_Theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ely_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gielgud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chaim_Topol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Fox_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Leighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georgia_Brown_(English_singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Film_Theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ely_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Bray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Galileo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_17th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_scientists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ely_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Galileo_Galilei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galileo_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Bertolt_Brecht<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Galileo is a 1975 British biographical film directed by Joseph Losey, about the 16th- and 17th-century scientist Galileo Galilei, whose astronomical observations with the newly invented telescope led to a profound conflict with the Roman Catholic Church. The film stars an ensemble cast, led by Topol, Georgia Brown, Edward Fox, John Gielgud, and Margaret Leighton.Adapted from Bertolt Brecht's 1943 play of the same name, the film was produced by Ely Landau for the American Film Theatre, which presented thirteen adaptations of plays in the United States from 1973 to 1975. Brecht's play was then-recently called a ""masterpiece"" by veteran theater critic Michael Billington, as Martin Esslin had in 1960. Losey had also directed the first performances of the play in 1947 in the US — with Brecht's active participation. The film is fairly true to those first performances, and is thus of historical significance as well.<EOS>"
945,135708,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Onslow Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noah Beery Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Heroes of the West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Western_(genre)_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_film_serials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Heroes of the West (1932) is a Universal Pre-Code movie serial that depicts the dangers and thrills of building a transcontinental railroad. This was the 82nd serial (and the 14th serial with sound) to be released by Universal. It was remade in 1938 as Flaming Frontiers (serial).<EOS>
946,77260,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Spader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Widmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mandy Patinkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Imogen Stubbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Wade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>True Colors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1983<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elections<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Laurence_Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Trevor_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Maryland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Colors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kevin_Wade<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>True Colors is a 1991 American political drama film directed by Herbert Ross, written by Kevin Wade, and starring John Cusack, James Spader, Imogen Stubbs, Mandy Patinkin, and (in one of his final film roles) Richard Widmark.<EOS>"
947,103376,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Milton Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Felton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deryck_Guyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It's Trad, Dad!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ken_Thorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Trad,_Dad!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amicus_Productions_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>It's Trad, Dad! (U.S. title: Ring-A-Ding Rhythm) is a 1962 British musical comedy film directed by Richard Lester in his feature directorial debut. It stars singer and actress Helen Shapiro alongside Craig Douglas, John Leyton, the Brook Brothers, and Chubby Checker, among other rock-and-roll singers, as well as several Dixieland jazz bands. The film was one of the first produced by Amicus Productions, a company known predominantly for horror films.<EOS>"
948,25758,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Milton Sperling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leon Chooluck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Rush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Dunn_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Sperling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Yordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Sperling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bramble Bush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Medical-themed_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_adultery_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leonard_Rosenman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bramble_Bush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_euthanasia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bramble Bush is a 1960 American drama film, based on the controversial novel of the same name, directed by Daniel Petrie and starring Richard Burton, Angie Dickinson, Barbara Rush, Jack Carson and James Dunn. It was released by Warner Bros.<EOS>"
949,168570,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Merendino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Simitar Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Holly MacConkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Feifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Strain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Solomon Jr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Merendino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simitar_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Merendino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Witchcraft IV: The Virgin Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_IV:_The_Virgin_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Merendino<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Witchcraft IV: The Virgin Heart is a 1992 American horror film directed by James Merendino and starring Charles Solomon Jr and Julie Strain. The fourth film in the Witchcraft series, it was followed by Witchcraft V: Dance with the Devil. Produced by Vista Street Entertainment, it was released by Troma Studios.<EOS>"
950,82544,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Mathias, László Moholy-Nagy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Howland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:László_Moholy-Nagy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lobsters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_fishing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sussex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lobsters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lobster_fishing<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Lobsters is a British documentary film made in 1935 and released in 1936 about lobster fishermen in the port of Littlehampton in Sussex, England and is one of the first aquatic films ever made.  Hungarian-born László Moholy-Nagy spent several weeks getting to know the fishermen and their families, which had a long history of fishing for lobsters.  Moholy Nagy also got to know the local community and listened to their dialect.<EOS>"
951,165104,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Version<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Maurice Hatton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Version<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Channel Four<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Version<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Penny Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Version<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Sparrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Version<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Hatton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Version<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Hatton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Version<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nelly's Version<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Version<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Version<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Version<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Version<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Version<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Version<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Hatton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nelly's Version is a 1983 British mystery film directed by Maurice Hatton and starring Eileen Atkins, Anthony Bate and Nicholas Ball. It was based on a novel by Eva Figes. The screenplay concerns a woman who turns up a hotel having lost her memory and forgotten who she is.<EOS>"
952,136996,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greater_Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Pellatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanie_Drynan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chantal_Contouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmen_Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_English<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greater_Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Yeldham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Touch and Go<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touch_and_Go_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Touch and Go is a 1980 Australian heist film directed by Peter Maxwell and starring Wendy Hughes. The film also stars musician Jon English, who also composes music for the film.<EOS>"
953,54206,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judson_Pearce_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Flix_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A.R._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Wolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Hatcher-Travis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Scott_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wager<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pure_Flix_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_A._R._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wager_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Russell_Wolfe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wager is a 2007 Christian drama film, directed by Judson Pearce Morgan and starring Randy Travis, Jude Ciccolella and Candace Cameron Bure. It was based on the novel The Wager by Bill Myers. Billy DaMota did casting for the film.<EOS>"
954,161006,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_O._Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Zimbalist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ashley_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Adams_(actor,_born_1931)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_O._Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Zimbalist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Young Dillinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pretty_Boy_Floyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gangster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Baby_Face_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_John_Dillinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Dillinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_John_Dillinger<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Young Dillinger is a 1965 gangster film directed by Terry O. Morse. It stars Nick Adams as the notorious criminal John Dillinger, and co-stars Robert Conrad, John Ashley and Mary Ann Mobley.<EOS>"
955,29965,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Moll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Moll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Eldridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Tanz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Quinn_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Joubert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Moll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Moll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Eldridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Tanz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Quinn_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Joubert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Running the Sahara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Niger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mauritania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Libya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Senegal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Senegal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Niger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Libya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Moll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mauritania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Malian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_the_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sahara<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Running the Sahara is a 2007 documentary feature film that chronicles Ray Zahab, Charlie Engle, and Kevin Lin's attempt to run across the entire Sahara Desert. They traveled a total of 6920 kilometers, reaching the Red Sea on February 20, 2007.Producers Marc Joubert, Keith Quinn, Larry Tanz and director James Moll filmed on location in Africa across six countries: Senegal, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Libya, Egypt. Prepare2go.com supported the film's crew with logistics throughout.<EOS>"
956,136820,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Eshbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Film Laboratories of Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J.R. Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Eshbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Eshbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Eshbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L._Frank_Baum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Joslyn_Baum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wizard of Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_The_Wizard_of_Oz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wizard of Oz is a 1933 Canadian-American animated short film directed by Ted Eshbaugh.  The story is credited to ""Col. Frank Baum.""  Frank Joslyn Baum, a lieutenant colonel in the United States Army and eldest son of writer L. Frank Baum, was involved in the film's production, and may have had an involvement in the film's script, which is loosely inspired by the elder Baum's 1900 novel, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.  It runs approximately eight and a half minutes and is nearly wordless, working mainly with arrangements of classical music created by Carl W. Stalling. The film is considered to potentially be the first full color animated film.<EOS>"
957,43383,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_H._Winkless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Gillingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bryan Cranston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Herd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sharon McNight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Scolari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Glucksman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Lemmon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Frenzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chantal Marcks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Zev Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlie Stratton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christina Veronica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clay Frohman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dakota Sal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Devon Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elena Sahagun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Roman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie McNary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Winkless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ken Kercheval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Gressett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Moncure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Crosby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicole Tocantins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick J. Statham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Exline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ria Coyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terence H. Winkless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terri LeTenoux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Snegoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_H._Winkless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Corporate Affairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corporate_Affairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_H._Winkless<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Corporate Affairs is a 1990 American film starring Peter Scolari and Mary Crosby.<EOS>
958,19900,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Danaher-Dorr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raquel_Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gross_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Danaher-Dorr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Right_to_Die_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_euthanasia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Right to Die is an American drama television film that premiered on NBC on October 12, 1987. Directed by Paul Wendkos and written by Phil Penningroth, it is based on articles in The New York Times written by Andrew H. Malcolm. The film stars Raquel Welch and Michael Gross, with Bonnie Bartlett, Peter Michael Goetz, and Joanna Miles in supporting roles. It was nominated for three Primetime Emmy Awards and Welch was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for her performance.Right to Die was one of three films that Welch said she was most proud of.<EOS>"
959,128567,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Skouras_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amos_Poe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dolly_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Seymour_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Edson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Fondren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cedella_Marley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erik_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Skouras_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amos_Poe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dolly_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Joey Breaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Breaker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steven_Starr<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Joey Breaker is a 1993 American romance film starring Richard Edson and Cedella Marley. Philip Seymour Hoffman and Erik King also appear in the film. The film contains some autobiographical elements of its writer and director, Steven Starr.<EOS>"
960,104744,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Allied Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Sullivan_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jody Lawrance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_DeWitt_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Purple Gang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Detroit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Purple_Gang_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Purple_Gang<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Purple Gang is a 1960 American period crime film directed by Frank McDonald and starring Barry Sullivan, Robert Blake and Jody Lawrance. It portrays the activities of The Purple Gang bootlegging organization in Detroit in the 1920s<EOS>"
961,81275,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dog Daze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Daze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dog Daze is a 1937 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies directed by Friz Freleng and animated by Robert McKimson. The short was released on September 18, 1937.<EOS>"
962,170275,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Bruce_Humberstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Kohlmar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Gilmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caesar_Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Bruce_Humberstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Kohlmar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Tunberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darrell_Ware<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tall, Dark and Handsome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gangster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Dark_and_Handsome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_H._Bruce_Humberstone<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Tall, Dark and Handsome is a 1941 American comedy crime film directed by H. Bruce Humberstone and starring Cesar Romero, Virginia Gilmore, and Charlotte Greenwood. It was produced and released by Twentieth Century Fox.<EOS>"
963,171285,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Animation Director:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jim Tyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Executive Producer:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Buchward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spinach Fer Britain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_propaganda_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Popeye_the_Sailor_theatrical_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinach_Fer_Britain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazism<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spinach Fer Britain is a 1943 anti-Nazi propaganda cartoon, produced by Famous Studios and distributed by Paramount Pictures. The film centers around Popeye the Sailor trying to deliver a shipment of spinach to 10 Downing Street in London, while fighting off Nazi Kriegsmarine soldiers pursuing him in a U-boat. The short was released on January 22, 1943.Like its predecessor, You're a Sap, Mr. Jap, Spinach Fer Britain was kept out of distribution for several decades, due to its propagandistic nature and frequent display of Nazism, until it received an official release in November 2008 in a DVD collection of Popeye cartoons produced between 1941–1943. It also had limited airings on Cartoon Network as part of The Popeye Show.<EOS>"
964,5984,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC_Northern_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC_Northern_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Elephant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_The_Troubles_(Northern_Ireland)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Northern_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_Clarke<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Elephant is a 1989 British short film directed by Alan Clarke and produced by Danny Boyle. The film is set in Northern Ireland during the Troubles and its title comes from Bernard MacLaverty's description of the conflict as ""the elephant in our living room"" — a reference to the collective denial of the underlying social problems of Northern Ireland. Produced by BBC Northern Ireland, it first screened on BBC2 in 1989. The film was first conceived by Boyle, who was working as a producer for BBC Northern Ireland at the time.The film, which contains very little dialogue, depicts eighteen murders and is partly based on actual events drawn from police reports at the time. It is shot on 16mm and features a series of tracking shots filmed using a steadicam, a technique the director used regularly. The grainy 16mm film, together with the lack of dialogue, plot, narrative and music, give the film a cold, observational documentary feel. Nothing is learnt about any of the gunmen or victims. Each of the murders is carried out calmly and casually; in one scene the gunman is seen to drive away slowly, even stopping to give way for traffic. Most of the vignettes end with the camera lingering on the motionless body of the victim.As with several of Clarke's films, Elephant received high praise and attracted controversy. After watching the film, Clarke's contemporary David Leland wrote: ""I remember lying in bed, watching it, thinking, 'Stop, Alan, you can't keep doing this.' And the cumulative effect is that you say, 'It's got to stop. The killing has got to stop.' Instinctively, without an intellectual process, it becomes a gut reaction.""The film influenced Gus Van Sant's 2003 film Elephant, based on the Columbine High School Massacre. Van Sant's film borrowed not only Clarke's title, but also closely mirrors his minimalist style.<EOS>"
965,3345,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_D._Schuster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated British Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_D._Schuster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Queer Cargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Noel_Langley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_D._Schuster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Patrick_Kirwan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Queer Cargo is a 1938 British drama film directed by Harold D. Schuster and starring John Lodge, Judy Kelly and Kenneth Kent. It was made at Elstree Studios. It was based on a play of the same title by Noel Langley.<EOS>"
966,9805,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Baldo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Molina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Terry Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Studios Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Buena Vista Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bionicle films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Denmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bionicle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bionicle_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lego_themes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2003<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Toy_franchises<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bionicle is a series of direct-to-video animated science fantasy action films based on the Lego toyline of the same name.In total, four films have been released. The first three from Miramax serve as a trilogy, while Universal's Bionicle: The Legend Reborn is a stand-alone, originally intended to be the start of a new saga of films in the series, but following Bionicle's cancellation in 2010, the sequels were ultimately scrapped.<EOS>"
967,81309,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Goldbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Goldbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Ruskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Goldbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr Gillespie's New Assistant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Daniele_Amfitheatrof<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_New_Assistant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Willis_Goldbeck<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dr. Gillespie's New Assistant is a 1942 feature film from MGM in their long-running Dr. Kildare series. Directed by Willis Goldbeck, it introduced two new doctors, Dr. Randall Adams (Van Johnson) and Dr. Lee Wong How (Keye Luke).<EOS>"
968,164501,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Harrison_Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tony Tenser and Michael Klinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Harrison_Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Klinger_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Tenser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Harrison_Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Naked as Nature Intended<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nudity_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crown_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_as_Nature_Intended<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harrison_Marks<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Naked as Nature Intended (U.S. title: As Nature Intended) is a 1961 British nudist film produced and directed by George Harrison Marks and starring Pamela Green. It was the first film from producers Tony Tenser and Michael Klinger.<EOS>
969,51715,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucas_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucas_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Spirit of '76<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1976<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_22nd_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Castle_Rock_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_of_'76_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_Bicentennial<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Spirit of '76 is a 1990 American comedy film that spoofs American culture of the mid-1970s. Directed by Lucas Reiner, it stars David Cassidy in his final feature film, Leif Garrett, Carl Reiner, Rob Reiner, Olivia d'Abo, and the rock groups Redd Kross and Devo.  The film was released on October 12, 1990.<EOS>"
970,69519,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_Balch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_Balch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Askwith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_Balch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_Balch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_Balch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Watson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Horror Hospital<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_zombie_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Horror Hospital (also known as Computer Killers) is a 1973 British science-fiction comedy-horror film directed by Antony Balch and starring Robin Askwith, Michael Gough, Dennis Price and Skip Martin.A failed songwriter decides to take a vacation at a health farm. His hosts actually want to lobotomize him, in order to turn him into an obedient zombie slave.<EOS>"
971,24126,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Reynolds_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hazel_Court<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrienne_Corri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_McDermott_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Laffan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Devil Girl from Mars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mars_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_invasions_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Girl_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Devil Girl from Mars is a 1954 British second feature black-and-white science fiction film directed by David MacDonald and starring Patricia Laffan, Hugh McDermott, Hazel Court, Peter Reynolds, and Adrienne Corri. The screenplay was by James Eastwood based (per on-screen credits) on a play by John C. Mather and Eastwood, and was produced by the Danziger Brothers. It was released by British Lion and released in the United States the following year.A female alien is sent from Mars to acquire human males to replace their declining male population. When negotiation, then intimidation, fails she must use force to obtain co-operation from a remote Scottish village where she has landed her crippled flying saucer.<EOS>"
972,36210,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_La_Cava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn_Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Randolph_Hearst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Morley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franchot_Tone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_La_Cava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn_Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Randolph_Hearst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carey_Wilson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gabriel Over the White House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gregory_La_Cava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Over_the_White_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Great_Depression_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Gabriel Over the White House is a 1933 American pre-Code political fantasy film starring Walter Huston as a genial but politically corrupt U.S. President who has a near-fatal automobile accident and comes under divine influence—specifically the archangel Gabriel and the spirit of Abraham Lincoln. Eventually he takes control of the government, solves the problems of the nation, from unemployment to racketeering, and arranges for worldwide peace, before dying of a heart attack.The film received the financial backing and creative input of businessman William Randolph Hearst. It was directed by Gregory La Cava, produced by Walter Wanger and written by Carey Wilson based upon the novel Rinehard: A Melodrama of the Nineteen-Thirties (1933) by Thomas Frederic Tweed. Tweed did not receive screen credit (the film's opening credits say ""based on the anonymous novel, Gabriel Over the White House"") but he was credited in the copyright information. The supporting cast features Karen Morley, Franchot Tone, C. Henry Gordon, and David Landau.<EOS>"
973,31196,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Subversive_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noah_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Subversive_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lover Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Geoffrey_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Lover Boy is a 1989 Australian romantic drama film directed by Geoffrey Wright. It stars Noah Taylor and Gillian Jones.<EOS>
974,107319,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Paton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sono_Art-World_Wide_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Paton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sono_Art-World_Wide_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hell-Bent for Frisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell-Bent_for_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stuart_Paton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hell-Bent for Frisco is a 1931 American pre-Code action film directed by Stuart Paton and starring Charles Delaney, Vera Reynolds and Carroll Nye.<EOS>"
975,136999,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Z._McLeod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regis_Toomey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Oakie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Arlen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Z._McLeod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grover_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Slavens_McNutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Touchdown!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Touchdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Z._McLeod<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Touchdown is a 1931 American pre-Code football film directed by Norman Z. McLeod and starring Richard Arlen, Peggy Shannon, Jack Oakie and Regis Toomey. Jim Thorpe and Herman Brix appear uncredited as  unbilled football players.<EOS>"
976,25847,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Smight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arthur H. Nadel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Rush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_O'Brian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Hamilton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Townes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Smight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Joseph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strategy of Terror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lyn_Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategy_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Smight<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strategy of Terror is a 1969 American mystery film directed by Jack Smight, re-edited from a two-part 1965 Kraft Suspense Theatre episode, ""In Darkness, Waiting"".<EOS>"
977,104694,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Hayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Hayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Kruse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Hayers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Revenge is a 1971 British thriller film directed by Sidney Hayers and starring Joan Collins, James Booth and Sinéad Cusack. The screenplay was by John Kruse. It was released in the United States in May 1976 as Inn of the Frightened People.A family seek brutal revenge on the man who they suspect attacked their daughter.<EOS>"
978,114323,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Thomas_Howell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PM_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Merhi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Pepin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gaby K. Malouf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sophie Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>C. Thomas Howell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathy Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Lazard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Seder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Kober<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Thomas_Howell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PM_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Big Fall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fall_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_C._Thomas_Howell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Big Fall is a 1997 American neo-noir action-drama film directed by and starring C. Thomas Howell. When L.A. private detective Blaise Rybeck is hired by an alluring woman to find her brother, he is plunged headfirst into his deadliest case ever, including double-crossing deals and dangerous situations.The film was released direct to video on October 14, 1997, having previously aired on HBO in April 1997.<EOS>"
979,169267,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel BlancSara Berner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phil Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>We, the Animals Squeak!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We,_the_Animals_Squeak!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>We, the Animals Squeak! is a 1941 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon short directing Bob Clampett. The short was released on August 9, 1941, and stars Porky Pig. The voices were performed by Mel Blanc, Sara Berner, Billy Bletcher and Phil Kramer.This short is a parody of the 1930s radio program, ""We the People,"" an early reality program where people would share unusual stories with the audience. Porky Pig is the program's moderator.<EOS>"
980,135920,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cicely Courtneidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Gawthorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Lipscomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jack's the Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack's_the_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_police_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jack's the Boy is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Walter Forde and starring Jack Hulbert, Cicely Courtneidge, Francis Lister and Peter Gawthorne. It became well known for its song ""The Flies Crawled Up the Window"", sung by Hulbert, which was released as a record and proved a major hit. The film was released in the U.S. as Night and Day.<EOS>"
981,132789,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_No_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kent_Bateman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_No_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The International Picture Show Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_No_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kent Bateman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_No_Return<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kent_Bateman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_No_Return<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kent_Bateman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_No_Return<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kent_Bateman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_No_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Land of No Return<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_No_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_No_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_No_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_No_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_No_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_No_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_No_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Land of No Return is a 1978 thriller film written, directed, and produced by Kent Bateman, father of Jason and Justine Bateman. The film stars Mel Torme and William Shatner.The film was shot in Utah and released theatrically by The International Picture Show Company, whose president at the time was legendary B-movie filmmaker Bill Rebane.Alternate titles for the film include Challenge to Survive and Snowman.<EOS>"
982,166132,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Gibney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Gibney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Broderick Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew A. Kosove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Erin Edeiken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Blair Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Samuel D. Pollard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nancy Sinatra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sharon Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Gibney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Gibney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Marshall_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Sinatra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sinatra: All or Nothing at All<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinatra:_All_or_Nothing_at_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alex_Gibney<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sinatra: All or Nothing at All is an American documentary film that premiered in two parts on April 5 and 6, 2015 on HBO.<EOS>"
983,165188,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Guillermin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Continental Distributing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sellers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Guillermin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Continental_Distributing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Mankowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Anouilh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Waltz of the Toreadors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Wolf_Mankowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Addinsell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Jean_Anouilh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Guillermin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_of_the_Toreadors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sussex<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Waltz of the Toreadors (also known as The Amorous General) is a 1962 film directed by John Guillermin and starring Peter Sellers and Dany Robin. It was based on the play of the same name by Jean Anouilh with the location changed from France to England. It was nominated for a BAFTA Award for Best British Screenplay, in 1963.The film had its World Premiere on 12 April 1962 at the Odeon Leicester Square in London's West End.Guillermin later said ""it was about the irony of old age and had a light touch"".<EOS>"
984,137046,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Ascher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanne_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artistic_License_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Ascher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanne_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artistic_License_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Ascher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanne_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Troublesome Creek: A Midwestern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Iowa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Experience<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Creek:_A_Midwestern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_agriculture_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Troublesome Creek: A Midwestern is a 1995 documentary by filmmakers Jeanne Jordan and Steven Ascher. The film explores the family farm crisis through the story of Jordan's own family, as they take extraordinary measures to save their Iowa farm.The film received the Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award for best documentary at the Sundance Film Festival, and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature, among many other awards.<EOS>"
985,41713,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Thomas Atkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Majestic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Majestic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mutiny Ahead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Majestic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_Ahead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lee_Zahler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mutiny Ahead is a 1935 American adventure film directed by Thomas Atkins and starring Neil Hamilton, Kathleen Burke and Leon Ames.<EOS>"
986,160384,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Giannopoulos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoyts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Giannopoulos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Nikolakopoulos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isla_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Johnson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chantal_Contouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Dykstra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Giannopoulos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Newton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Costas_Kilias<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lena_Cruz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rove McManus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Giannopoulos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoyts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Giannopoulos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Giannopoulos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Anastassides<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Boseley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wannabes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Hirschfelder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wannabes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wannabes, titled Criminal Ways in the United States, is a 2003 Australian comedy film starring Nick Giannopoulos, Russell Dykstra, Isla Fisher, Ryan Johnson, Michael Carman, Lena Cruz, Tony Nikolakopoulos, Costas Kilias, Chantal Contouri and Felix Williamson. Rove McManus also appears in the film as himself, promoting The Wannabes on his TV show Rove Live.<EOS>"
987,114998,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Liman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick Crowley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Doug Liman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard N. Gladstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Damon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clive Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Franka Potente<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Liman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Liman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_N._Gladstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Blake_Herron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bourne Identity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bourne Identity: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Czech Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2002<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Czech_Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Czech_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_United_States_Army_Special_Forces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Greece<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Central_Intelligence_Agency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Kennedy/Marshall_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greece<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Tony_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Zürich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Liguria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Doug_Liman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Identity_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bourne_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bourne Identity is a 2002 action-thriller film directed by Doug Liman and written by Tony Gilroy and William Blake Herron. Based on Robert Ludlum's 1980 novel of the same name, it is the first installment in the Bourne franchise, and the film stars Matt Damon, Franka Potente, Chris Cooper, Clive Owen, Brian Cox, and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje. In the film, Jason Bourne (Damon) suffers from psychogenic amnesia and is forced to fight to unlock his identity and his mysterious connection to the CIA.Attempts to develop a feature film adaptation of Ludlum's novel first began in 1981 but stalled after being passed to different distributors, with Warner Bros. producing a television film adaptation in 1988. Liman revived the feature film project in 1996 and worked with Ludlum and David Self on its screenplay after Gilroy initially declined: Gilroy made several changes to the script upon joining, with additional contributions from Herron. After Damon and Potente were cast, principal photography began in October 2000 and lasted until February 2001, with filming taking place in Paris, Prague, Imperia, Rome, Mykonos, and Zürich. Production was troubled: the creators frequently clashed with studio executives over delays, costs, last-minute changes, and unexpected reshoots.Originally set for release in September 2001, it was theatrically released in the United States on June 14, 2002, by Universal Pictures. The film received positive reviews from critics, with praise for the direction, Damon's performance, action sequences, and characters: it is considered one of the most influential action films of all time. It grossed $214 million worldwide and was followed by the sequels The Bourne Supremacy (2004), The Bourne Ultimatum (2007), and Jason Bourne (2016) apart from The Bourne Legacy (2012).<EOS>"
988,110941,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Antón Goenechea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Everlasting Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Steadfast Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brianne_Berkson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tamara_Tunie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Bean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brianne_Berkson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jackie Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Mucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Scarimbolo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brianne_Berkson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bad Vegan and the Teleportation Machine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_romantic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Vegan_and_the_Teleportation_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bad Vegan and the Teleportation Machine is a 2016 American romantic comedy thriller independent film directed and written by Antón Goenechea. It stars Brianne Berkson, Andy Bean, Adam Mucci, Adam Scarimbolo, and Frank Pando. It was produced by Berkson and was distributed by Everlasting Films. The film was screened in February and released in October 2016 at the Woodstock Film Festival.<EOS>"
989,159532,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_West_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Rowson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trilby_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_Barton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_West_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Maria Marten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Marten_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Suffolk<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Maria Marten is a 1928 British silent drama film directed by Walter West starring Trilby Clark, Warwick Ward and Dora Barton. It is based on the real story of the Red Barn Murder in the 1820s, and is one of five film versions of the events. The film shifted the action to fifty years earlier to the height of the Georgian era. This was the last of the silent film adaptations of the Maria Marten story, and its success paved the way for the much better 1935 sound film remake starring Tod Slaughter. A 35mm print of the 1928 silent film exists in the British Film Institute's archives.<EOS>"
990,47072,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thorold_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ealing_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nova_Pilbeam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Chandos_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hawkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Murray_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Tate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thorold_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ealing_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thorold_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Bartlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Next of Kin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Walton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_of_Kin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thorold_Dickinson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Next of Kin, also known as Next of Kin, is a 1942 Second World War propaganda film produced by Ealing Studios. The film was originally commissioned by the British War Office as a training film to promote the government message that ""Careless talk costs lives"". After being taken on by Ealing Studios, the project was expanded and given a successful commercial release. After the war and up until at least the mid 1960s, services in British Commonwealth countries continued to use The Next of Kin as part of security training. The film's title is derived from the phrase ""the next of kin have been informed"" as used by radio announcers when reporting on the loss of personnel in action.<EOS>"
991,82700,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quentin_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Nelson_Keys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Shelley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Tingwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hedley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Wymark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quentin_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Nelson_Keys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Secret of Blood Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Quentin_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1944<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pacific_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Bernard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_prisoner_of_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_Blood_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Secret of Blood Island (also known as P.O.W.) is a 1965 British war film directed by Quentin Lawrence and starring Jack Hedley, Barbara Shelley and Patrick Wymark. It was written by John Gilling.The film is a prequel to the 1958 film The Camp on Blood Island.<EOS>"
992,165935,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Jordan_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghetto_Logik_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Orlando Myrics, Cecil Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Jordan_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghetto_Logik_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orlando_Myrics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Why We Bang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_African-American_gangs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_We_Bang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bloods<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Why We Bang is a 2006 independent documentary film that documents the historical background of  Los Angeles' Bloods and Crips gangs. The film follows several current and former members of the Bloods and Crips of Los Angeles through interviews.The objective of the film is stated by director Clifford Jordan as, ""We just got tired of seeing people, not from our community making so called 'Hood movies' that did not really depict what our community was all about, our goal is to bring real images and real stories about real people to the big screen.""<EOS>"
993,160328,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Uke<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tony Coleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Uke<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tiny Goat Films, Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Uke<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mighty Uke: The Amazing Comeback of a Musical Underdog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Uke<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Uke<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Uke<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Uke<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Uke<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Uke<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Uke<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_musical_instruments<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Uke<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ukuleles<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mighty Uke: The Amazing Comeback of a Musical Underdog (released 2010) is a documentary film about the ukulele. It combines graphics, photographs, interviews and performance footage to tell the story of the ukulele and its recent resurgence in popularity.<EOS>"
994,25935,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hypo-Chondri-Cat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hubie_and_Bertie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hypochondriasis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hypo-Chondri-Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Claude_Cat_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hypo-Chondri-Cat is a 1950 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies short directed by Chuck Jones and written by Michael Maltese. The cartoon was released on April 15, 1950 and stars Hubie and Bertie and Claude Cat. The title is a play on ""hypochondriac"".<EOS>"
995,165769,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Maude<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Vibart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jameson_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daisy Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Maude<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_C._McNeile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Violet_E._Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Poppies of Flanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppies_of_Flanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Maude<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Poppies of Flanders is a 1927 British drama film directed by Arthur Maude and starring Jameson Thomas, Eve Gray and Henry Vibart. It was based on a novel by Herman C. McNeile.<EOS>"
996,89274,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Whatham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>EMI Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Susskind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Duane Bogie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Harrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Stirner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Whatham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Susskind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Whitemore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All Creatures Great and Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1937<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Medical-themed_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works_of_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Claude_Whatham<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All Creatures Great and Small is a 1975 British film (copyrighted in 1974), directed by Claude Whatham and starring Simon Ward and Anthony Hopkins as Yorkshire vets James Herriot and Siegfried Farnon. It is based on the first novels by James Herriot (the pen name of veterinary surgeon Alf Wight): If Only They Could Talk (1970) and It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet (1972).The film was given the same title as the 1972 US compilation volume of these two novels. It is the first of a series of films and television series based on Herriot's work. A sequel was released in 1976, somewhat confusingly titled It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet, although it actually covers the two following novels, Let Sleeping Vets Lie and Vet in Harness.<EOS>"
997,65209,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_J._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Vaughan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cyril Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Campbell_Gullan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Paxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_J._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Johnstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Single Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edwin_J._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Single Life is a 1921 British silent drama film directed by Edwin J. Collins and starring Campbell Gullan, Kathleen Vaughan, and Sidney Paxton.<EOS>"
998,81939,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fabien_Pruvot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tomas Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fabien Pruvot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bianca_Chiminello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bella Vendramini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Corser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peggy Hovsepian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Petr Buk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Flaxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Althoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tania_Raymonde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shane_Brolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Treva_Etienne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bianca Chiminello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fabien_Pruvot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fabien_Pruvot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bianca_Chiminello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fabien_Pruvot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_action_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Japan  is a 2008 American independent film written and directed by Fabien Pruvot.<EOS>
999,14434,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Susan Walter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CineTel_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paladin/Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sharon Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric Brenner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Preisler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matthew R. Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Carliner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sharon Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Famke_Janssen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Burstyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Walter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CineTel_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharon_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_R._Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Walter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All I Wish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CineTel_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fashion_designers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All I Wish (also titled A Little Something for Your Birthday) is a 2017 American romantic comedy film written and directed by Susan Walter and starring Sharon Stone (who was also a producer), Tony Goldwyn, Famke Janssen and Ellen Burstyn.  It is Walter's directorial debut.<EOS>"
1000,23904,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Atlas Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death Journey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Death Journey is a 1976 action crime film written by Abel Joney and directed by Fred Williamson, who also stars as Jesse Crowder.<EOS>"
1001,136466,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Flemming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frederick Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Finch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Flemming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Magic Shoes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Cinderella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Claude_Flemming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Shoes_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Charles_Perrault's_Cinderella<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Magic Shoes is a 1935 Australian short film based on the fairy tale Cinderella. It features the first screen performance by Peter Finch and Helen Hughes, daughter of former Prime Minister William Hughes and was the first dramatised movie to be shot at the National Studios, built to make The Flying Doctor (1936).Today The Magic Shoes is considered a lost film. However 33 production and publicity stills relating to the film were discovered in 2006.<EOS>"
1002,165135,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_G._Badger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frederick Daniell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Megan Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thelma Grigg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_G._Badger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_G._Badger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>That Certain Something<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clarence_G._Badger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Something<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>That Certain Something is a 1941 Australian musical film directed by Clarence G. Badger and starring Megan Edwards and Thelma Grigg. The plot concerns an American film director who decides to make a musical in Australia. It was the last film directed by Badger, a noted silent era director.<EOS>"
1003,116144,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luis_Valdez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_A._Katz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_M._Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ramiro_Jaloma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Smits<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheech_Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luis_Valdez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_A._Katz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_M._Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ramiro_Jaloma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TNT_Network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cisco_Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adaptations_of_works_by_O._Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Second_French_intervention_in_Mexico_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Luis_Valdez<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cisco Kid is a 1994 American Western comedy TV movie, based on the character of the same name created by O. Henry. The property had previously been adapted as the successful 1950s comedy Western television series, and several movies and serials from the 1930s to the 1950s.The film was written by Michael Kane and directed by Luis Valdez. Jimmy Smits played the Cisco Kid, the role previously played by Duncan Renaldo, Gilbert Roland, and Cesar Romero. Cheech Marin played his sidekick Pancho. Bruce Payne and Ron Perlman played French villains. The film aired on the TNT Network.<EOS>"
1004,160758,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Villeneuve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phoebe Greenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Karen Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean Marchand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emmanuel Schwartz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthieu Handfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sébastian René<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Villeneuve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Davidts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Next Floor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Live_Action_Short_Drama_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Denis_Villeneuve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Next Floor is a 2008 Canadian dark comedy short film directed by Denis Villeneuve. The film, largely wordless, depicts a group of eleven people endlessly gorging themselves on raw meats at a banquet.<EOS>"
1005,81604,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Negus-Fancey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sheldon Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Negus-Fancey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Vosburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Ashton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girls of the Latin Quarter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_of_the_Latin_Quarter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Girls of the Latin Quarter is a 1960 British second feature ('B') comedy musical film directed by Alfred Travers and starring Bernard Hunter, Jill Ireland and Sheldon Lawrence. It was written by Brad Ashton, Travers and DIck Vosburgh.<EOS>"
1006,157533,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Atlantis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. Miles Dale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grace_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Ann_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Curry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victoria_Sanchez_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Atlantis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lori_Lansens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wolf Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Romania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Romanian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Kushner-Locke_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sideshow_performers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romanian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_werewolf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thom_Fitzgerald<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wolf Girl (also known as Blood Moon) is a 2001 horror film directed by Thom Fitzgerald and written by Lori Lansens. An international co-production of Canada and Romania. The film was released in theaters in Canada and Romania, in the United States it was released directly to television and in Mexico it was released direct-to-video. It stars Tim Curry, Victoria Sanchez, Grace Jones, and Lesley Ann Warren. The film's plot concerns a girl who travels with a freak show because of her rare genetic disorder known as hypertrichosis.<EOS>"
1007,71187,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Grusd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hasbro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janyse Jaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tabitha St. Germain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrea Libman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Cummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erin Mathews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chantal Strand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Grusd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hasbro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Little Pony: Meet the Ponies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Pony:_Meet_the_Ponies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:My_Little_Pony_serials<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Little Pony: Meet the Ponies is a collection of animated shorts produced by SD Entertainment and distributed by Hasbro. The animated shorts commemorate the 25th anniversary of the My Little Pony franchise and introduced the ""Core 7"" ponies. The shorts first became available online on Hasbro's official My Little Pony Website, before being released on DVD, Packaged within the first wave of the Core 7 Pony toys of the Generation 3 Line.<EOS>"
1008,160490,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RM Films International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Russ Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Up!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Russ_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Roger_Ebert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Russ_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_by_Roger_Ebert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Roger_Ebert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up!_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Siskel_and_Ebert<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Up! is a 1976 softcore sex comedy film directed by Russ Meyer and starring Raven De La Croix, Robert McLane, Kitten Natividad, and Monty Bane.<EOS>"
1009,162338,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Webb_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kane_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Lawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Keith-Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morton_Downey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Webb_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kane_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Markey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lucky in Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pathé_Exchange_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_in_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kenneth_Webb<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lucky in Love is a 1929 American musical comedy film directed by Kenneth Webb and starring Morton Downey, Betty Lawford  and Colin Keith-Johnston. It was an early sound film, made during the transition from silent films.<EOS>"
1010,31561,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_B._Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_B._Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Elam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cornel_Wilde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Majors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_B._Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_B._Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_B._Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Norseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Viking_Age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_B._Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Norseman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_pre-Columbian_America<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Norseman is a 1978 American adventure film starring Lee Majors and directed, produced and written by Charles B. Pierce.<EOS>"
1011,171346,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Taberski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Taberski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christy Lamb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Haggerty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Taberski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Taberski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>These Ccksucking Tears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_C*cksucking_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_gay_men<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>These C*cksucking Tears is a 2016 American documentary short film directed by Dan Taberski and starring Patrick Haggerty. It is based on his life and struggles as an openly gay person and musician with the band Lavender Country.The film opened at SXSW in March 2016, and won the award for Best Documentary Short. It subsequently screened at a number of LGBT and general interest film festivals, winning the award for Best Documentary Short at Outfest in Los Angeles and the Seattle International Film Festival.The film is named for the band's song ""Crying These Cocksucking Tears"".<EOS>"
1012,69308,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trilby_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stuart Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Wimperis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Harmony Heaven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Harmony Heaven is a 1930 British musical film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Polly Ward, Stuart Hall and Trilby Clark. This film had Pathechrome inserts, and was one of Britain's first two musical films, along with Raise the Roof.It was made at Elstree Studios with sets designed by the art director John Mead.<EOS>"
1013,127519,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadside_Attractions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Spike Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sunny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Hornsby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mali_Music_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Chop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_&_Oak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Drayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rico Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Sitek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pete Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Teyonah Parris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samuel L. Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wesley Snipes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nick Cannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angela Bassett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadside_Attractions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Willmott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chi-Raq<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chi-Raq: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Terence_Blanchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amazon_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vertigo_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Aristophanes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_Lysistrata<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:40_Acres_and_a_Mule_Filmworks_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_ancient_Greek_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi-Raq<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kevin_Willmott<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Chi-Raq ( ) is a 2015 American musical crime comedy drama film, directed and produced by Spike Lee and co-written by Lee and Kevin Willmott. Set in Chicago, the film focuses on the gang violence prevalent in neighborhoods on the city's south side, particularly the Englewood neighborhood.The story is based on Aristophanes' Lysistrata, a classical Greek comedy play in which women withhold sex from their husbands to put an end to the Peloponnesian War. It stars Nick Cannon, Wesley Snipes, Teyonah Parris, Jennifer Hudson, Angela Bassett, John Cusack, and Samuel L. Jackson.It was the first film to be produced by Amazon Studios, released in select theaters on December 4, 2015, and on their video on demand service Amazon Instant Video on December 29.<EOS>"
1014,44736,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Irving Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_William<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Robinson_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lone Wolf Keeps a Date<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Wolf_Keeps_a_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Lone_Wolf_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lone Wolf Keeps a Date is a 1940 American mystery crime film directed by Sidney Salkow and starring Warren William, Frances Robinson, Bruce Bennett and Eric Blore. It is the sixth Lone Wolf film produced by Columbia Pictures. It features William in his fourth appearance as the title character and Edward Gargan, Lester Matthews and Don Beddoe as the film's antagonists. The screenplay was written by Salkow and Earl Felton.The film centers on former jewel thief Michael Lanyard, also known by his alias Lone Wolf, who aims to recover his stamp collection and rescues a damsel in distress. Filming took place in August and September 1940. The Lone Wolf Keeps a Date was released in the United States in January 1941. It was followed by The Lone Wolf Takes a Chance, later that same year.<EOS>"
1015,162063,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Dougherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Beau Porky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_French_Foreign_Legion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Beau_Porky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Beau Porky is a 1936 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon short directed by Frank Tashlin. The short was released on November 14, 1936, and stars Porky Pig.In the cartoon, Porky is in the French Foreign Legion as a camel scrubber, but after fighting off the enemy, ends up as Commandant.<EOS>"
1016,103075,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Searcy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>GVN Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ann McElhinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phelim McAleer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Magdalena Segieda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nick Searcy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dean Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Jane Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Earl Billings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Searcy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_McElhinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phelim_McAleer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Klavan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_McElhinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phelim_McAleer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gosnell: The Trial of America's Biggest Serial Killer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_abortion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murderers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lawyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crowdfunded_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-abortion_movement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosnell:_The_Trial_of_America's_Biggest_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Media_bias_controversies<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gosnell: The Trial of America's Biggest Serial Killer is a 2018 American drama film based on real life events about Kermit Gosnell, a physician and abortion provider who was convicted of first degree murder in the deaths of three infants born alive, involuntary manslaughter in the death of a patient undergoing an abortion procedure, 21 felony counts of illegal late-term abortion, and 211 counts of violating a 24-hour informed consent law.  He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.The film was announced in 2014. Funds for its production were raised via crowdfunding, in which $2.4 million was raised for the creation of the film. The film was directed by Nick Searcy, from a screenplay by Andrew Klavan which was in turn based on the book of the same name written by Irish filmmakers Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer. It stars Earl Billings and Dean Cain. After difficulties finding a distributor willing to carry the film and a lawsuit by a judge who objected to his portrayal in the film, the producers signed a distribution deal with GVN Releasing. It was released in approximately 650 theaters across the United States on October 12, 2018.The film focuses on the police investigation and trial of Kermit Gosnell. The film draws from the book Gosnell: The Untold Story of America's Most Prolific Serial Killer.<EOS>"
1017,31203,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Donovan_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lucas_Ltd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_H._Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Hayes_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Douglas Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Claire Labine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Mulgrew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Niall_O'Brien_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Clay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Donovan_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lucas_Ltd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_H._Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Hayes_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Labine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Labine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lovespell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland, United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Arthurian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_6th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovespell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kent<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Lovespell is a 1981 fantasy romantic tragedy film featuring Richard Burton as King Mark of Cornwall. It was directed by Tom Donovan. It is based on the classic saga of Tristan and Isolde.<EOS>
1018,98022,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Q. Kennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Samuel M. Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kent_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regina_Carrol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Bonner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Preston Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angels' Wild Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Outlaw_biker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels'_Wild_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Al_Adamson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Angels' Wild Women (originally titled Screaming Angels) is a 1972 biker film written and directed by cult director Al Adamson. Preceded by Satan's Sadists (1969) and Hell's Bloody Devils (1970), it is the last in a trio of (unrelated) motorcycle gang films directed by Adamson for Independent-International Pictures Corp., a company he co-founded with Sam Sherman. The plot centers on a group of tough biker babes who leave their cycle gang boyfriends to go on a violent rampage. When a cult leader kills one of the girls, the others go out for revenge.<EOS>"
1019,156168,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._Gary_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Oren Koules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dale Pollock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blair Underwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Queen Latifah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jada Pinkett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kimberly Elise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vivica A. Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John C. McGinley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chaz Lamar Shepherd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ella Joyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._Gary_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oren_Koules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dale_Pollock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Lanier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Set It Off<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Set It Off: Music From the New Line Cinema Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bank_robbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Girls_with_guns_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Los_Angeles_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_F._Gary_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Set_It_Off_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_hip_hop_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Set It Off is a 1996 American crime action film directed by F. Gary Gray and written by Kate Lanier and Takashi Bufford. The film stars Jada Pinkett, Queen Latifah, Vivica A. Fox, and Kimberly Elise (in her film acting debut). It follows four close friends in Los Angeles, California, who plan to execute a bank robbery—each doing so for different reasons—to achieve better for themselves and their families.The film was a box office success, grossing over $41 million against a budget of $9 million. The film earned positive reviews from critics, who praised the characters, music and performances of the cast (particularly that of Pinkett and Latifah), as well as the chemistry of the four leading actresses. The soundtrack was a commercial success, peaking at number four on the Billboard 200 and number three on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums. Additionally, the singles ""Set It Off"", ""Don't Let Go (Love)"", ""Days of Our Livez"", ""Angel"", ""Come On"", ""Let It Go"" and ""Missing You"" each charted.<EOS>"
1020,99149,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_T._Heffron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Rutherford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_T._Heffron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Billy_Goldenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_RMS_Titanic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_T._Heffron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Love_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Danielle_Steel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>No Greater Love, also known as Danielle Steel's No Greater Love, is a 1996 American made-for-television romantic drama film directed by Richard T. Heffron. The film is based upon the 1991 novel of the same name written by Danielle Steel.<EOS>"
1021,39084,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dan Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concorde_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrienne_Barbeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concorde_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bram Stoker's Burial of the Rats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Moscow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dan_Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bram_Stoker's_Burial_of_the_Rats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Bram_Stoker<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Bram Stoker's Burial of the Rats is a 1995 American film. It was part of a series Roger Corman Presents.A comic book version of the story was released.<EOS>
1022,141317,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melvin Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Telly_Savalas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gina_Lollobrigida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Margolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelley_Winters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Silvers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Norden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheldon_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buona_Sera,_Mrs._Campbell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Riz_Ortolani<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell is a 1968 American comedy film starring Gina Lollobrigida, Shelley Winters, Phil Silvers, Peter Lawford and Telly Savalas. It was produced and directed by Melvin Frank, who co-wrote the original screenplay with Denis Norden and Sheldon Keller.The United Artists release was filmed at Cinecitta Studios, Rome. It served as the basis for the unsuccessful 1979 stage musical Carmelina. Some critics have also speculated that the 1999 stage musical Mamma Mia!—and, by extension, its 2008 film adaptation—are based on Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell, although the musical's book writer, Catherine Johnson, has denied any connection. The Dutch hit song Als de zon schijnt by André van Duin is a cover version of the theme song of this film.<EOS>"
1023,48385,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_DeCoteau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E1_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regent_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Regent Worldwide Sales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen P. Jarchow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Schouweiler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Colichman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bart Viotila<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lorielle New<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_DeCoteau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E1_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regent_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Edgar Allan Poe's The Pit and the Pendulum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_DeCoteau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Pit_and_the_Pendulum<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Edgar Allan Poe's The Pit and the Pendulum is a 2009 horror erotic film directed by David DeCoteau and starring Lorielle New, Stephen Hansen and Bart Voitila. It is retelling of Edgar Allan Poe's classic 1842 short story ""The Pit and the Pendulum"" with a new twist.<EOS>"
1024,162335,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aileen Marson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Dolman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Smith_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lucky Loser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Loser_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Lucky Loser is a 1934 British comedy film directed by Reginald Denham and starring Richard Dolman, Aileen Marson and Anna Lee. It was made as a quota quickie at British and Dominion's Elstree Studios for release by the British subsidiary of Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
1025,2186,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_King_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_C._Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrone_Power<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_King_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_C._Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prince of Foxes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sol_C._Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_historical_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_swashbuckler_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Marino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1500s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1490s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Lucrezia_Borgia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Foxes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Cesare_Borgia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Prince of Foxes is a 1949 American historical adventure film adapted from Samuel Shellabarger's novel Prince of Foxes.  The movie starred Tyrone Power as Orsini and Orson Welles as Cesare Borgia. It was nominated for two Oscars during the 22nd Academy Awards: Best Black and White Cinematography (Leon Shamroy) and Best Costume Design, Black and White (Vittorio Nino Novarese).<EOS>"
1026,161113,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Murray Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>H.B. Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_Dastagir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lita Baron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murray_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fenton_Earnshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Savage Drums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Savage Drums is a 1951 American adventure film produced and directed by William Berke and starring Sabu, with Lita Baron, Sid Melton and H.B. Warner. The film was released by low-budget producer Robert L. Lippert. Although Lippert had previously announced his films would be first features, this was one of a number of B movies he produced during the period. The Indian-born actor Sabu had previously enjoyed fame as the star of several films produced by Alexander Korda.<EOS>"
1027,161726,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gianni Bozzacchi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew W. Garroni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gianni Bozzacchi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Baio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Smithee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Smithee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Love N.Y.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_credited_to_Alan_Smithee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bill_Conti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_N.Y._(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>I Love N.Y. is a  1987 American semi-autobiographical comedy-drama film written and directed by fine-art photographer Gianni Bozzacchi as Alan Smithee.<EOS>
1028,161304,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Moyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Lack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Moyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Moyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Lack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rubber Gun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Allan_Moyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rubber_Gun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Rubber Gun is a 1977 film directed by Allan Moyle and starring Stephen Lack and Pierre Robert.<EOS>
1029,68383,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Wayne Thornley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_Management_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruce Retief<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Silverston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Buckland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stuart Forrest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samuel L. Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Goldblum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leonard Nimoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Abigail Breslin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy Suarez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_Management_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Zambezia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Adventures in Zambezia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lizards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animation_Africa_Movie_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambezia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Adventures in Zambezia, or simply Zambezia, is a 2012 South African animated adventure comedy film directed by Wayne Thornley, written by Andrew Cook, Raffaella Delle Donne, and Anthony Silverston, and stars the voices of Jeremy Suarez, Abigail Breslin, Jeff Goldblum, Leonard Nimoy (in his final voice role before his death on February 27th, 2015), and Samuel L. Jackson, with Jim Cummings, Richard E. Grant, Jenifer Lewis, Jamal Mixon, and David Shaughnessy in supporting roles. In the film, Kai, a peregrine falcon journeys to the titular city which is in a colossal Baobab tree on the edge of Victoria Falls. Adventures in Zambezia is the first film produced by Triggerfish Animation Studios and distributed by Cinema Management Group and Sony Pictures in English territories.Adventures in Zambezia was theatrically released on 3 July 2012 and earned $34.4 million on a R173 million budget. It received Annie Award nominations for Music in an Animated Feature Production and for Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production. The film won the Best South African Feature Film at the Durban International Film Festival in 2012. It also won Best Animation at the South African Film and Television Awards and Best Animation at the 9th Africa Movie Academy Awards.<EOS>"
1030,64537,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrek_Retold<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Grant Duffrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrek_Retold<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shrek Retold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrek_Retold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrek_Retold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrek_Retold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrek_Retold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrek_Retold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_released_on_YouTube<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrek_Retold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fan_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrek_Retold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dragons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrek_Retold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_princesses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrek_Retold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrek_Retold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Shot-for-shot_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrek_Retold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_donkeys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrek_Retold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Shrek_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shrek Retold is a fan-made reanimated collab film based on the 2001 film Shrek, in turn based on the 1990 children’s book by William Steig. Released on November 29, 2018, to YouTube, the project was led by YouTuber Grant Duffrin (""3GI"", best known for hosting an annual Shrek festival in Milwaukee from 2014–2023).It features the work of over 200 creators, each contributing to a portion of the recreation.<EOS>"
1031,165378,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Neilson-Terry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder at Covent Garden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Covent_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder at Covent Garden is a 1932 British crime film directed by Leslie S. Hiscott and starring Dennis Neilson-Terry, Anne Grey, George Curzon and Walter Fitzgerald. It was made at Twickenham Studios. The screenplay involves a detective who investigates the murder of a night club owner.<EOS>"
1032,160738,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Z._McLeod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frederick Brisson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosalind_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marie Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Z._McLeod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Kohner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Englund<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Never Wave at a WAC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Wave_at_a_WAC<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Z._McLeod<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Never Wave at a WAC is a 1953 American comedy film directed by Norman Z. McLeod, and starring Rosalind Russell, Paul Douglas and Marie Wilson.<EOS>"
1033,32375,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Archie de Bear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Richard Beville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florence_Desmond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claude Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanne De Casalis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_England_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Radio Parade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Radio Parade is a 1933 British musical comedy film directed by Richard Beville and Archie de Bear and featuring an ensemble cast including Florence Desmond, Claude Hulbert, Jeanne De Casalis and the comedy double act Clapham and Dwyer. A revue film, it was made by British International Pictures who had produced a similarly formatted film Elstree Calling in 1930. It contained many of the leading radio stars of the era. A further revue film Radio Parade of 1935 also followed.<EOS>"
1034,133937,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Burtt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Burtt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Toni_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blue Planet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_nature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Maribeth_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Micky_Erbe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Planet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Burtt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blue Planet is a 1990 IMAX film directed by Ben Burtt, and produced by the IMAX Space Technology corporation for the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum, as well as Lockheed Corporation. Filmed with the cooperation of the NASA, it was written, edited, and narrated by Toni Myers.Partially filmed from orbit during Space Shuttle missions, the film is about the planet Earth. The changes and constants are highlighted, and the film attempts to show how fragile and unique Earth is. Origins of the planet, how it has changed, what man's role in change is, and other issues are discussed. The film features footage that was filmed from space, underwater, computer animations based on satellite data, and a variety of views from the surface to illustrate the topics.<EOS>"
1035,115848,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Michael_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Chalk Garden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ross_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Malcolm_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chalk_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Michael_Hayes<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Chalk Garden is a 1964 British-American film directed by Ronald Neame. It stars Deborah Kerr and Hayley Mills and is an adaptation of the 1955 play of the same name by Enid Bagnold.<EOS>
1036,70530,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Whiteman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Undead_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spooks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_ghost_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Spooks is a 1930 animated short subject produced by Walter Lantz and stars Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.<EOS>
1037,34469,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Gordon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Buchwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Seymour Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Isidore Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Collyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julian Noa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eleventh Hour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yokohama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race-related_controversies_in_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_propaganda_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superman_animated_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleventh_Hour_(1942_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stereotypes_of_East_Asians<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Eleventh Hour is the twelfth of seventeen animated Technicolor short films based upon the DC Comics character Superman. Produced by Famous Studios, the cartoon was originally released to theaters by Paramount Pictures on November 20, 1942.<EOS>"
1038,1173,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_W._Fries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Giorgio Moroder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Malcolm McDowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nastassja Kinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Heard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Annette O'Toole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_W._Fries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Ormsby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cat People<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ> Synth-pop,  electronic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Giorgio_Moroder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MCA_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_People_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_supernatural_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Cat People is a 1982 American supernatural horror film directed by Paul Schrader and starring Nastassja Kinski, Malcolm McDowell, John Heard, and Annette O'Toole. Its plot follows a young woman who, upon reuniting with her brother, learns she has descended from werecats. It is a remake of 1942 film of the same name, and was produced by RKO Radio Pictures, the same studio that produced the original film.Giorgio Moroder composed the film's score (the second Schrader film to be scored by Moroder, after American Gigolo), including the theme song, which features lyrics and vocals by David Bowie. Jerry Bruckheimer served as an executive producer.<EOS>"
1039,73093,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hermione_Baddeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hartnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brighton Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Terence_Rattigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_gangster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Graham_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1935<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Graham_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brighton_Rock_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brighton_and_Hove<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Brighton Rock (US: Young Scarface) is a 1948 British gangster film noir directed by John Boulting and starring Richard Attenborough as violent gang leader Pinkie Brown (reprising his West End role of three years earlier), Rose Brown (Carol Marsh) as the innocent girl he marries, and Ida Arnold (Hermione Baddeley) as an amateur sleuth investigating a murder he committed.The film was adapted from the 1938 novel Brighton Rock by Graham Greene, and was produced by Roy Boulting through the Boulting brothers' production company Charter Film Productions.The title comes from the old-fashioned confectionery ""a stick of rock"": Ida in the film says that like Brighton rock she doesn't change—as the name Brighton stays written the whole way through.The movie is an example of what British film-theorist Peter Wollen has called a ""Spiv cycle"" movie, defined by its sympathetic treatment of post-war gangsters.<EOS>"
1040,131240,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_G._Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Thurston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Weissmuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_G._Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Ape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_action_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Killer Ape (1953) is the twelfth Jungle Jim film produced by Columbia Pictures. It features Johnny Weissmuller in his twelfth performance as the protagonist adventurer Jungle Jim. Carol Thurston also stars. The film was directed by Spencer G. Bennet and written by Arthur Hoerl and Carroll Young.The film centres on Jungle Jim battling a man-like ape in the jungle and trying to clear his name after he is framed of murder. The film was theatrically released in the United States in December 1953.<EOS>
1041,55478,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Marc_Vallée<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Headington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah,_Duchess_of_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Bettany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miranda Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Strong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rupert Friend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Kretschmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesper Christensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Blunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harriet Walter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Young Victoria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean-Marc_Vallée<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1840s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Costume_Design_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Victorian_era<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1830s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Julian_Fellowes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Queen_Victoria_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_English_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_palaces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ilan_Eshkeri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Graham_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:GK_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_Victoria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Albert,_Prince_Consort<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Young Victoria is a 2009 British period drama film directed by Jean-Marc Vallée and written by Julian Fellowes, based on the early life and reign of Queen Victoria, and her marriage to Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Produced by Graham King, Martin Scorsese, Sarah Ferguson, and Timothy Headington, the film stars Emily Blunt, Rupert Friend, Paul Bettany, Miranda Richardson, Harriet Walter, Mark Strong, and Jim Broadbent among a large ensemble cast.As screenwriter, Fellowes sought to make the film as historically accurate as possible. With this in mind, Oscar-winning costume designer Sandy Powell and historical consultant Alastair Bruce were hired, and filming for The Young Victoria took place at various historical landmarks in England to further the film's authenticity. Despite this, some aspects of the film have been criticised for their historical inaccuracies.Momentum Pictures released the film in the United Kingdom and Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group opened The Young Victoria in limited theatrical release in the United States. Critical reception was generally positive.<EOS>"
1042,5985,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoltan_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Flaherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_Dastagir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Hudd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>W.E. Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoltan_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Flaherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ákos_Tolnay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Collier_(fiction_writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudyard_Kipling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Elephant Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jungle_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Zoltán_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Flaherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:London_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elephants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Jungle_Book_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Elephant Boy is a 1937 British adventure film starring Indian-born actor Sabu in his film debut. Documentary filmmaker Robert J. Flaherty, who produced some of the Indian footage, and supervising director Zoltan Korda, who completed the film, won the Best Director Award at the Venice Film Festival. The film was made at the London Films studios at Denham, and in Mysore, India, and is based on the story ""Toomai of the Elephants"" from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book (1894).<EOS>"
1043,87583,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Shear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Shear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fouad Said<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bobby Womack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yaphet Kotto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Franciosa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Shear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Shear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fouad_Said<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Shear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Across 110th Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Across 110th Street Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_American_Mafia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_thriller_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Harlem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_New_York_City_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_New_York_City_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_African-American_organized_crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Barry_Shear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_110th_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_Records_soundtracks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Across 110th Street is a 1972 American neo-noir action thriller film directed by Barry Shear and starring Yaphet Kotto, Anthony Quinn, Anthony Franciosa and Paul Benjamin. Adapted from the novel Across 110th by Wally Ferris, the film is set in Harlem, New York and takes its name from 110th Street, the traditional dividing line between Harlem and Central Park that functioned as an informal boundary of race and class in 1970s New York City. The film received negative critical reviews upon release for its violent content and perceived unoriginality, though modern critical and academic assessment of the film has been more positive. The film was the first to use an Arriflex 35BL camera, which enabled the extensive on-location shooting desired by Shear.<EOS>"
1044,160101,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Radler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Imperial Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tilford Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ash R. Shah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Schechter_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brion_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Kilpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Blanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mallory_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenn_Scott_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Schechter_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Gibbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Showdown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underground_fighting_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Martial_arts_tournament_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Radler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Showdown (also known as American Karate Tiger) is a 1993 action/martial arts film directed by Robert Radler. The film stars Billy Blanks, Kenn Scott, Christine Taylor, Ken McLeod, Patrick Kilpatrick, and Brion James.The movie is reminiscent of 1984's The Karate Kid. Blanks has the Pat Morita role and Scott is in Ralph Macchio's; Taylor and McLeod have the Elisabeth Shue and William Zabka roles, respectively, while Kilpatrick is in Martin Kove's.<EOS>"
1045,164211,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walt Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Giantland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_giants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Middle_Ages<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Jack_and_the_Beanstalk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Giantland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Giantland is a 1933 animated short film produced by Walt Disney Productions and distributed by United Artists. The film is an adaptation of the fairy tale ""Jack and the Beanstalk"" with Mickey Mouse in the title role. Mickey is voiced by Walt Disney and Mickey's nephews are voiced by Marcellite Garner, who at the time usually voiced Minnie Mouse. It was the 62nd Mickey Mouse short film, and the twelfth of that year.The film was the artistic predecessor to later Disney films such as Gulliver Mickey (1934), Brave Little Tailor (1938), and Fun and Fancy Free (1947). It also marked the animated debut of Mickey's nephews, although the large number of them is inconsistent with Mickey having only two nephews (Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse) in the comic strip.<EOS>"
1046,33440,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Ramis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Shamberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Doyle-Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter O'Toole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrea Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Moranis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joanna Cassidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jimmy Cliff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adolph Caesar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eugene Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Twiggy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Ramis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Shamberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Doyle-Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Ramis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Leopold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Shearer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Miller_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Club Paradise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_Ramis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harold_Ramis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Brian_Doyle-Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Van_Dyke_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Caribbean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Jamaica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Mansfield<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Club Paradise is a 1986 American comedy film directed by Harold Ramis and starring Robin Williams, Twiggy, Peter O'Toole and Jimmy Cliff. Set in a fictional Caribbean banana republic, it follows a group of vacationers' attempts to create a luxury resort from a seedy nightclub, and the series of events that take place.The film reunites director and cowriter Ramis with his SCTV co-stars Andrea Martin, Eugene Levy, and Joe Flaherty, and includes additional SCTV performers Rick Moranis and Robin Duke. They play supporting roles in the film, as does cowriter Brian Doyle-Murray, a former SCTV staff writer. It was the final film of actor Adolph Caesar, who died in March 1986, four months before the film's release.<EOS>"
1047,165047,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Roger Kay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_Producers_Inc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Kay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_O'Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constance_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glynis_Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Dobkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Estelle_Winwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Davalos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_Producers_Inc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bloch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cabinet of Caligari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_psychiatric_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gerald_Fried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cabinet_of_Caligari<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Bloch<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cabinet of Caligari  (also known as The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari) is a 1962 American horror film directed by Roger Kay, starring Glynis Johns, Dan O'Herlihy, and Richard Davalos, and released by 20th Century Fox.Although the film's title is very similar to the German silent horror film The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920), it shares very few similarities except for the main plot twist. The film's script was written by Robert Bloch, author of the novel Psycho. The cinematographer for The Cabinet of Caligari was John L. Russell, who also worked on Alfred Hitchcock's film Psycho (1960).<EOS>"
1048,160074,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi_Chi_LaRue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Channel 1 Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Hazzard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shy_Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cameron Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lee Stephens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blake Riley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Britney Amber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cody Springs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Krystal Kali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi_Chi_LaRue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chi_Chi_LaRue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shifting Gears: A Bisexual Transmission<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Male_bisexuality_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shifting_Gears:_A_Bisexual_Transmission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexual_pornographic_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Shifting Gears: A Bisexual Transmission (or more simply Shifting Gears) is a controversial GayVN Award winning bisexual pornographic film written and directed by Chi Chi LaRue and released by Channel 1 Releasing in 2008.<EOS>
1049,32218,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prosperity Blues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Great_Depression_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prosperity_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Prosperity Blues is a 1932 short cartoon distributed by Columbia Pictures, part of the Krazy Kat films.<EOS>"
1050,160057,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Jodrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Umbrella Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barron_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damien_Parer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_D._Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborra-Lee_Furness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simone_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Jodrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barron_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damien_Parer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_D._Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Blankenship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shame_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Western_Australia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shame is a 1988 Australian drama film directed by Steve Jodrell and written by Beverly Blankenship and Michael Brindley.Deborra-Lee Furness stars as Asta Cadell, a barrister from Perth on a solo motorcycle trip through the Australian countryside. When her bike is damaged, she is forced to stay in a rural town while waiting for replacement parts. While there, she learns of the unsettling nature of the town, where the residents turn a blind eye to the young men's constant harassment and sexual assault of the town's young women.<EOS>"
1051,126341,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Burr_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Bay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Burr_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cindy Epps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Burr_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Whalen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Burr_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Paulsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Burr_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Aaron Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Burr_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Burr_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Burr_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Burr_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Milk_in_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Burr_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_in_American_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Burr_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aaron_Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Burr_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Burr_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Clio_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Burr_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_by_Michael_Bay<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>""Aaron Burr"" is a television advertisement for milk, created in 1993. Directed by Michael Bay and starring Sean Whalen, it was the first commercial in the ""Got Milk?"" advertising campaign. The ad depicts a history buff, portrayed by Whalen, who is unable to audibly voice the answer of a $10,000 radio contest question because he runs out of milk to wash out the peanut butter sandwich stuck in his mouth. Its title refers to the American politician of the same name, the answer to the question.<EOS>"
1052,81332,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Nicolaou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Media_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alastair_Mackenzie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Courtland_Mead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Henfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Nicolaou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Media_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Nicolaou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dragonworld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dragonworld: Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Romania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Romanian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dragons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ted_Nicolaou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Scottish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scottish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dragonworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romanian_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dragonworld is a 1994 American direct-to-video family fantasy film directed by Ted Nicolaou. It is the third film to be released by Moonbeam Entertainment, the family video division of Full Moon Entertainment.<EOS>"
1053,33450,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Heckerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alicia_Silverstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Heckerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lawrence_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Heckerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Clueless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Clueless: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Kitay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_upper_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Coming-of-age_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virginity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Beverly_Hills,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_teenagers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Amy_Heckerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Marvin_the_Martian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Amy_Heckerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Emma_(novel)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clueless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Beverly_Hills,_California<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Clueless is a 1995 American coming-of-age teen comedy film written and directed by Amy Heckerling. It stars Alicia Silverstone, and was produced by Scott Rudin and Robert Lawrence.The film is a loose adaptation of Jane Austen's 1815 novel Emma. The plot centers on a beautiful, popular, wealthy high school student who wants to do ""good deeds"". She befriends a newcomer and decides to give her a makeover while playing matchmaker for her teachers and examining her own existence.Clueless was filmed in Southern California over a 40-day schedule. Heckerling studied Beverly Hills High School students to understand how teenagers in the 1990s talked and learned some appropriate slang terms from them.The film grossed $88 million worldwide, and was further successful in the home video market. It received positive reviews from critics and is considered to be one of the best teen films of all time. Clueless has developed a cult following and has a continuing legacy. The film was followed by a spin-off television sitcom and series of books.<EOS>"
1054,61839,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Hall_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sasha_Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_DePompeii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jay_Klauser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Cooper_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debra_Jo_Rupp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harland_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauren_Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Doe_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kaley_Cuoco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Taryn_Manning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Hunt_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sasha Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Hall_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Hall_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sasha_Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_DePompeii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jay_Klauser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Cooper_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Hall_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ari_Schlossberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lucky 13<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lucky 13 is a 2005 American romantic comedy film directed by Chris Hall and starring Brad Hunt and Harland Williams, with music by Debra Jo Rupp.<EOS>"
1055,43339,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Seagal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Keoni Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Binh Dang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steven Seagal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keoni_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Seagal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keoni_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keoni_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Contract to Kill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Mexican_drug_cartels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Contract_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Keoni_Waxman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Contract to Kill is a 2016 American action film starring Steven Seagal. It received a limited theatrical release in the United States, and was released via video on demand.<EOS>"
1056,37878,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Zwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Denzel Washington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Broderick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cary Elwes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morgan Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Zwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Jarre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Glory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Glory: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Sound_Mixing_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_cinematographer_won_the_Best_Cinematography_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actor_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1860s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_American_slavery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Savannah,_Georgia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Zwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African_Americans_in_the_American_Civil_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Frederick_Douglass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Massachusetts_in_the_American_Civil_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_war_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Glory is a 1989 American epic historical war drama film directed by Edward Zwick about the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, one of the Union Army's earliest African American regiments in the American Civil War. It stars Matthew Broderick as Colonel Robert Gould Shaw, the regiment's commanding officer, and Denzel Washington, Cary Elwes, and Morgan Freeman as fictional members of the 54th. The screenplay by Kevin Jarre was based on the books Lay This Laurel (1973) by Lincoln Kirstein and One Gallant Rush (1965) by Peter Burchard and the personal letters of Shaw. The film depicts the soldiers of the 54th from the formation of their regiment to their heroic actions at the Second Battle of Fort Wagner.Glory was co-produced by Tri-Star Pictures and Freddie Fields Productions, and distributed by Tri-Star Pictures in the United States. It premiered in limited release in the United States on December 15, 1989, and in wide release on February 16, 1990, grossing $27 million worldwide on an $18 million budget. The film was nominated for five Academy Awards and won three, with Washington winning Best Supporting Actor in addition to receiving the corresponding Golden Globe, while Freddie Francis was nominated for the BAFTA Award for Best Cinematography. The film won awards from the Kansas City Film Critics Circle, the Political Film Society, and the NAACP Image Awards.<EOS>"
1057,990,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lasseter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Denise Ream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Larry the Cable Guy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Owen Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Izzard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Mortimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Turturro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cars 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Environmental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cars_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Lasseter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Lasseter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pixar_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Giacchino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Tokyo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Paris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cars 2 is a 2011 American animated spy comedy film produced by Pixar Animation Studios for Walt Disney Pictures. It is the sequel to Cars (2006) and the second film in the Cars franchise. The film was directed by John Lasseter, co-directed by Brad Lewis, produced by Denise Ream, and written by Ben Queen, Lasseter, Lewis, and Dan Fogelman. Larry the Cable Guy, Owen Wilson, Tony Shalhoub, Guido Quaroni, Bonnie Hunt, and John Ratzenberger reprise their roles from the first film, with Michael Caine, Emily Mortimer, John Turturro, Eddie Izzard, joining the voice cast. In the film, Mater (Cable Guy) unintentionally gets caught up in a risky espionage mission that threatens both his and Lightning McQueen's (Wilson) lives during the World Grand Prix, an international racing event showcasing a new alternative fuel called Allinol.A sequel to Cars was first announced in April 2008 with a tentative summer 2012 release date, which was later moved up to the summer of 2011. Lasseter was confirmed to be returning as director, while Lewis was designated as co-director in June 2010. The film's story was conceived by Lasseter while he was traveling around the world promoting the first film. Michael Giacchino composed the film's score, with artists such as Weezer, Robbie Williams, Brad Paisley and Bénabar contributing tracks for the film. This was the final Pixar film animated using its old software system, Marionette, before being officially replaced with Presto in 2012. With an estimated budget of $200 million, Cars 2 is one of the most expensive films ever made.Cars 2 premiered at the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles on June 18, 2011, and was released in the United States on June 24, in Disney Digital 3D and IMAX 3D as well as traditional two-dimensional and IMAX formats. Despite mixed reviews from critics, Cars 2 was a box office success, grossing over $559 million worldwide, becoming the tenth-highest-grossing film of 2011 and the highest-grossing film of the Cars trilogy. The film was nominated for Best Animated Feature Film at the 69th Golden Globe Awards, but lost to The Adventures of Tintin. A sequel, Cars 3, was released on June 16, 2017.<EOS>"
1058,83282,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopoldo_Savona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fulvio_Lucisano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giovanna_Ralli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Serge_Reggiani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Palance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopoldo_Savona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fulvio_Lucisano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ugo_Pirro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopoldo_Savona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>La guerra continua<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Warriors Five<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_Campaign_of_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ronald_Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Macaroni_Combat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ugo_Pirro<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Warriors Five (Italian: La guerra continua, French: La dernière attaque) is a 1962 black and white Italian-French-Yugoslavian international co-production war film directed by Leopoldo Savona and starring Jack Palance, Giovanna Ralli, and Serge Reggiani. It is set during World War II. It was released in the US by American International Pictures as a double feature with Samson and the Seven Miracles of the World.<EOS>"
1059,104364,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal-International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Allyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal-International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valentine_Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Brodney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Glenn Miller Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jazz_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Sound_Mixing_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Army_Air_Forces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_American_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Henry_Mancini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenn_Miller_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_jazz_musicians<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Glenn Miller Story is a 1954 American biographical film about the eponymous American band-leader, directed by Anthony Mann. It stars James Stewart as Miller (in his second non-western collaboration with Mann), alongside June Allyson. The film was released in February 1954 and was nominated for three Academy Awards, winning for Best Sound Recording.<EOS>"
1060,104491,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Montagne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Leven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Andes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rita Colton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Montagne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Leven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Selznick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Montagne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Hurley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Project X<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Montagne<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Project X is a 1949 American  thriller film directed by Edward Montagne and starring Keith Andes. It was also known as Red Bait.<EOS>
1061,34672,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Emergency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emergency_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Butcher's_Film_Service_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Emergency is a 1962 British second feature ('B') drama film directed by Francis Searle and starring Glyn Houston, Zena Walker and Dermot Walsh. It was written by Don Nicholl, Jim O'Connolly, Lewis Gilbert and Vernon Harris.<EOS>"
1062,154723,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Yuzna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Crampton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Combs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gale_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Abbott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Yuzna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Re-Animator<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Resurrection_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trilogies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Re-Animator_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Re-Animator_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_series<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Re-Animator is an American film series consisting of three horror films directed by Stuart Gordon and Brian Yuzna. Loosely based on the 1922 serialized short story ""Herbert West–Reanimator"" by H. P. Lovecraft, the films follow the exploits of Herbert West, the inventor of a serum that can re-animate deceased bodies. West is portrayed by Jeffrey Combs in all three films.The first film in the series, Re-Animator, was released in 1985. Directed by Gordon and produced by Yuzna, it stars Combs alongside Bruce Abbott, Barbara Crampton, and David Gale. It was followed by a sequel, Bride of Re-Animator, in 1990, directed by Yuzna and again starring Combs and Abbott. The third film, Beyond Re-Animator, was released in 2003.<EOS>"
1063,70936,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles A. Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Lefferts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scatman_Crothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Lenz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tina_Louise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lefferts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lefferts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mean Dog Blues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Fred_Karlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mean_Dog_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mel_Stuart<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Mean Dog Blues is a 1978 American drama film directed by Mel Stuart. It stars Gregg Henry and Kay Lenz.<EOS>
1064,14395,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winkler_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_J._Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winkler_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_J._Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alice's Orphan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1926_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1926_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1926_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alice_Comedies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1926_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alice's Orphan is a 1926 animated short film produced by Walt Disney Studio and distributed by M.J. Winkler Pictures, and is part of the Alice Comedies.<EOS>"
1065,169825,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raymond Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paula Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Burt_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Schayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bandits of Corsica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Corsica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Schayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandits_of_Corsica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Corsican_Brothers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bandits of Corsica, alternative title The Return of the Corsican Brothers, is a 1953 American adventure film directed by Ray Nazarro and starring Richard Greene, Paula Raymond and Raymond Burr. It is loosely based on the 1844 novella by Alexandre Dumas, père: The Corsican Brothers.<EOS>"
1066,12308,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Ayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Sardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryan Unkeless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Aoki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DRAM_(rapper)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_da_Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DJ_Khalil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Andrew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Crew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshmello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_(musical_duo)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zach_Crowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>AC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Pramik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Bolooki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>JMIKE<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Viruss Beats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Phelps_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Smith_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Casey Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Linus Wiklund<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Sarandos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gabriel Niles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Ayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noomi Rapace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joel Edgerton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucy Fry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Édgar Ramírez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ike Barinholtz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Ayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Newman_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Sarandos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Ayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bright: The Album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_police_misconduct<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Netflix_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_urban_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Los_Angeles_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Sardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_racism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_police_corruption<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_magic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_police_brutality<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bright_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Max_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elves_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orcs_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Ayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Overbrook_Entertainment_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bright is a 2017 American urban fantasy action film produced and directed by David Ayer, and written by Max Landis. The film is set in an alternate present in which humans and mythical creatures co-exist and details an LAPD police officer (portrayed by Will Smith) and his orc partner (Joel Edgerton) confronting racism and police corruption while protecting a magic wand and the elf girl (Lucy Fry) who wields it. Noomi Rapace, Édgar Ramírez, and Ike Barinholtz also star.Principal photography began in November 2016 in Los Angeles. The film was released worldwide on Netflix on December 22, 2017. While it has received generally negative reviews from critics, it was exceptionally popular with viewers. Netflix called it one of the company's most successful original programs as of January 2018. It spawned an anime spin-off film, Bright: Samurai Soul, in 2021.<EOS>"
1067,104655,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Colin Theys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Niles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bonnie Farley-Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Reddick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tawny_Cypress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miko_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Bowler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Niles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Remains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Reno,_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IDW_Publishing_adaptations<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Remains, also billed as Steve Niles' Remains, is a 2011 post-apocalyptic horror film.  It depicts a small group of people in a Reno, Nevada casino who have survived a nuclear disaster while the rest of humanity has been turned into flesh eating zombies.  It was produced by the Chiller Network and is based on the comic book series of the same name.<EOS>"
1068,126479,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_in_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Le_Borg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_in_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernst_Matray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_in_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_in_Music<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Le_Borg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_in_Music<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernst_Matray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_in_Music<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_in_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Adventure in Music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_in_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_in_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_in_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_in_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_in_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_in_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Le_Borg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_in_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Adventure in Music is a 1944 American concert film directed by Reginald Le Borg and Ernst Matray. It stars  José Iturbi, Emanuel Feuermann, and Mildred Dilling.The film was advertised as the ""first concert in film"" and featured compositions by several classical artists, including Alexander Borodin, Antonín Dvořák, Frédéric Chopin, Ludwig van Beethoven, Franz Liszt, and Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov. The film also featured works by contemporary composers. There are ten compositions in total.<EOS>"
1069,166925,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamont_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Poll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tammy_Grimes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Glover_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Farrah_Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Wood_(English_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_McCarty_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Guittard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beeson Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Robert Santa Lucia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamont_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Poll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Somebody Killed Her Husband<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alex_North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thanksgiving_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somebody_Killed_Her_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lamont_Johnson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Somebody Killed Her Husband is a 1978 American comedy–mystery film directed by Lamont Johnson and written by Reginald Rose. It starred Farrah Fawcett and Jeff Bridges. Also in the cast were John Wood, Tammy Grimes and John Glover.<EOS>"
1070,49759,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A. George Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Right Age to Marry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_Age_to_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Lancashire<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Right Age to Marry is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Frank Pettingell, Joyce Bland and Tom Helmore. It was made at Walton Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
1071,144541,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_R._Sloan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David E. Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Harrison_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Milland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Roc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Tourneur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_R._Sloan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Harrison_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Macdonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Circle of Danger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jacques_Tourneur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Circle of Danger (also known as White Heather) is a 1951 British thriller film directed by Jacques Tourneur starring Ray Milland, Patricia Roc, Marius Goring, Hugh Sinclair and Naunton Wayne. The screenplay was by Philip MacDonald.<EOS>"
1072,31264,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dusty_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bonaire Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Spectrum Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roy McAree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Scordino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William J. Males<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Tamblyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Kaitan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward A. Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lois Masten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rhonda Dorton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shawn Eisner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stan Hurwitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dusty_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Necromancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Necromancer_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rape_and_revenge_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Necromancer is a 1988 American supernatural horror film directed by Dusty Nelson and starring Elizabeth Kaitan, John Tyler, Rhonda Dorto, Stan Hurwitz, Edward A. Wright, and Russ Tamblyn. The story follows a young woman who is raped by a group of men, and contacts a necromancer to exact her revenge.<EOS>"
1073,146658,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Simone North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Goldcrest Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leesa Kahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Executive:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Moody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Keating<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Catriona Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maureen Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tony Cavanagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Khan_Chittenden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Gibney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Pearce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miranda_Otto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Bishop_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Braiden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Finsterer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Bell_(Australian_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Velinsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In Her Skin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Skin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Brisbane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In Her Skin (also known as I Am You from the working title How to Change in 9 Weeks) is a 2009 Australian drama movie written and directed by Simone North. The film is based on the true story of the murder of 15-year-old Rachel Barber, Ivan Southall's granddaughter, who went missing on March 1, 1999. It was later discovered that Barber was murdered by a former neighbour and family babysitter, Caroline Reed Robertson.The film's story is told from alternating points of view; the victim, the victim's parents, and the murderer. Flashbacks reveal details about all of the characters, including the motive of the murderer. In Her Skin is inspired by the book Perfect Victim by Elizabeth Southall (Rachel's mother) and Megan Norris (an Investigative reporter).<EOS>"
1074,149465,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Hellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brenda Vaccaro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Voight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dustin Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sylvia Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ruth White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barnard Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John McGiver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Midnight Cowboy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Easy_listening<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_director_won_the_Best_Direction_BAFTA_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Film_BAFTA_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_director_won_the_Best_Directing_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_homelessness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rating_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Adapted_Screenplay_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Barry_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Picture_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Screenplay_BAFTA_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_male_prostitution_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Waldo_Salt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_buddy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_buddy_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Midnight Cowboy is a 1969 American drama film directed by John Schlesinger, adapted by Waldo Salt from the 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy. The film stars Dustin Hoffman and Jon Voight, with supporting roles played by Sylvia Miles, John McGiver, Brenda Vaccaro, Bob Balaban, Jennifer Salt and Barnard Hughes. Set in New York City, Midnight Cowboy depicts the unlikely friendship between two hustlers: naïve prostitute Joe Buck (Voight) and ailing con man Rico Rizzo (Hoffman), referred to as ""Ratso"".At the 42nd Academy Awards, the film won three awards: Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Adapted Screenplay. Midnight Cowboy is the only X-rated film (equivalent of the current NC-17 rating) to win Best Picture and the only X-rated film ever to win an Academy Award . It placed 36th on the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 100 greatest American films of all time, and 43rd on its 2007 updated version.In 1994, Midnight Cowboy was deemed ""culturally, historically or aesthetically significant"" by the Library of Congress, and selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry.<EOS>"
1075,139837,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Leigh Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>IFI Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leigh Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eliza Swenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mia_Sara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Henriksen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eliza Swenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boyd_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paulie Rojas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliza_Swenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliza_Swenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dorothy and the Witches of Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works_of_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_television_miniseries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leigh_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_and_the_Witches_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Wizard_of_Oz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dorothy and the Witches of Oz is a 2012 film directed by Leigh Scott, based on the early 20th century novels The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Ozma of Oz, The Road to Oz and The Magic of Oz by L. Frank Baum. The film stars Paulie Rojas, Billy Boyd, Eliza Swenson, Mia Sara, Lance Henriksen, and Christopher Lloyd. A longer version of the film was originally released as a TV miniseries in 2011 called The Witches of Oz, distributed by MarVista Entertainment. The miniseries was over an hour longer and had earlier versions of the special effects. The miniseries was originally released in 2011 in Europe, though its United Kingdom premiere was not until July 5, 2012 on the Sci-Fi Channel.Development of the miniseries/film began while director Leigh Scott was making direct-to-video films for The Asylum. Production began in December 2009 and filming took place throughout Connecticut and New York City.<EOS>"
1076,77897,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Archainbaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tiffany Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_M._Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Archainbaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_M._Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two Men and a Maid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Archainbaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Algeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_French_Foreign_Legion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tiffany_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Men_and_a_Maid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two Men and a Maid is a 1929 American sound part-talkie romantic drama film directed by George Archainbaud and starring William Collier Jr., Alma Bennett, and Eddie Gribbon. In addition to sequences with audible dialogue or talking sequences, the film features a synchronized musical score and sound effects along with English intertitles. The soundtrack was recorded using the Tiffany-Tone sound-on-film system using RCA Photophone equipment.<EOS>"
1077,53878,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Penington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Penington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giorgio_Capitani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Mallet_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Waterhouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Valiant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1941<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underwater_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Mediterranean_Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alexandria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valiant_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Navy_in_World_War_II_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Valiant (also known as Affondamento Della Valiant) is a 1962 British-Italian drama film directed by Roy Ward Baker and starring John Mills, Ettore Manni, Roberto Risso, Robert Shaw, and Liam Redmond. It is based on the Italian manned torpedo attack which seriously damaged the two British battleships Valiant and Queen Elizabeth and the oil tanker Sagona at the port of Alexandria in December 1941.The film had a Royal Gala Premiere on 4 January 1962 at the Odeon Leicester Square in the presence of Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent.<EOS>"
1078,31299,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Douglas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Guiol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Douglas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Guiol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Gerard_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Niagara Falls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hal_Roach_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Niagara_Falls_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Niagara_Falls_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Niagara Falls is a 1941 American comedy film directed by Gordon Douglas and starring Marjorie Woodworth, Tom Brown and ZaSu Pitts. The film is a comedy of errors produced as one of Hal Roach's Streamliners.<EOS>"
1079,139442,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Cahn_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Blake_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billie_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_McFarland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emmett_Vogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Cahn_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_A._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Lie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Our_Gang_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_L._Cahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Lie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Don't Lie is a 1942 Our Gang short comedy film directed by Edward Cahn. It was the 205th Our Gang short to be released.<EOS>
1080,65688,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rowland_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Deutsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rowland_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Deutsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Weidman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Slander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slander_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Slander is a 1957 American drama film directed by Roy Rowland and starring Van Johnson, Ann Blyth and Steve Cochran. It was produced and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The film centers on a scandal magazine similar to the real-life Confidential and Whisper gossip magazines, which had published ""smear"" stories about many celebrities, including Johnson.Despite the film's title, its plot concerns written material, which would possibly become the grounds for defamation litigation as the tort of libel, not slander, which applies only to oral communication. Furthermore, defamation suits only have legal merit if the content is proven to be false, but the plot centers on the publication of a factual event in a man's past that he admits to be truthful.<EOS>"
1081,85512,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinergi_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Westinghouse_Broadcasting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dale_Pollock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Borden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Whaley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ethan Hawke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arye Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John C. McGinley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Sinise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinergi_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Westinghouse_Broadcasting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dale_Pollock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Midnight Clear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Belgium<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_Front_of_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-war_films_about_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Isham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beacon_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgium_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_William_Wharton_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:A&M_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Keith_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:France_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midnight_Clear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:InterStar_Releasing_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Midnight Clear is a 1992 American war drama film written and directed by Keith Gordon, and starring an ensemble cast that features Ethan Hawke, Gary Sinise, Peter Berg, Kevin Dillon, and Arye Gross. It is based on the novel by William Wharton. Set toward the end of World War II, the film tells the story of an American intelligence unit that finds a German platoon that wishes to surrender.<EOS>"
1082,136898,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_M._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_M._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_T._Horman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Three of a Kind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_of_a_Kind_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Three of a Kind is a 1936 American comedy film directed by Phil Rosen. It was made by Invincible Pictures Corporation which was later absorbed into Republic Pictures.<EOS>
1083,75951,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Roger Daltrey and Aubrey Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rhino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Music Vision<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Who<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Daltrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Powell_(designer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhino_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Music_Vision<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tommy and Quadrophenia Live<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rockumentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Who_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Who_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tommy_(rock_opera)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_and_Quadrophenia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quadrophenia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tommy and Quadrophenia Live is a 3-disc DVD box set that includes performances by The Who from their 1989 (the Tommy portion) and 1996-1997 tours (the Quadrophenia portion). Whilst the Tommy part of the set had been already released on VHS, material from the Quadrophenia Tour had not been commercially available previously. Both sets present a heavily augmented backing band supporting Roger Daltrey (vocals), Pete Townshend (guitar, piano and vocals) and John Entwistle (bass guitars and vocals). In 1989 the band featured Steve 'Boltz' Bolton on guitar, John Bundrick on piano and keyboards, Simon Phillips on drums, Jody Linscott on percussion, and Chyna, Billy Nicholls and Cleveland Watkiss on backing vocals, along with the Kick Horns brass ensemble. The 1996-97 band swapped Zak Starkey for Phillips on drums and Pete's brother Simon Townshend for Steve Bolton on guitar. For both tours Townshend heavily relied on acoustic guitars for the main part of the show, only trading it in for his electric guitars on some of the older numbers.<EOS>"
1084,45398,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lothar_Mendes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Gardner_(British_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lothar_Mendes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lajos_Bíró<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Who Could Work Miracles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_short_stories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lothar_Mendes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:London_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_H._G._Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wish_fulfillment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Could_Work_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_H._G._Wells<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man Who Could Work Miracles is a 1937 British fantasy comedy film directed by Lothar Mendes and produced by Alexander Korda. The film stars Roland Young with a cast of supporting players including Sir Ralph Richardson. Possibly the best-known of Mendes' 20 films, it is an expanded version of H. G. Wells's 1898 short story of the same name. Wells worked on the adaptation, revising the plot to reflect his socialist frustrations with the British upper class and the growing threats of communism and fascism in Europe.<EOS>"
1085,142883,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gainsborough_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gainsborough_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pot Luck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pot_Luck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pot Luck is a 1936 British comedy film directed by and starring Tom Walls. The screenplay is by Ben Travers based loosely on his 1930 stage play A Night Like This. It also featured Ralph Lynn, Robertson Hare, Diana Churchill and Martita Hunt. The cast included members of the regular Aldwych Farce company.<EOS>"
1086,14694,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tom Quillen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rowd Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vern Piehl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Danton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Apache Blood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1860s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apache_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Apache Blood is a 1973 American Western film starring Ray Danton. The direction is credited to Thomas Quillen.The film was originally released as A Man Called She   and is also known by its 1975 reissue title,  Pursuit.<EOS>"
1087,165077,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Len_Kabasinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Darian Caine Brian Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Len_Kabasinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Len_Kabasinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Warriors of the Apocalypse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Warriors of the Apocalypse is a 2009 science fiction action film directed by Len Kabasinski. It is also known as Apocalypse Female Warriors,. and it unrelated to the 1986 film Warriors of the Apocalypse.<EOS>"
1088,15824,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fifi_D'Orsay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Brendel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_K._Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_J._McGuirk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transitional_sound_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_for_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hot for Paris is a 1929 American sound (All-Talking) pre-Code  black-and-white romantic adventure musical film. This film is believed to be lost. The film is also known as Fifì dimmi di sì in Italy and Un marido afortunado in Spain. The film length (metres) is 1710.84 m in the silent version and 2002.54 m (7 reels) in the sound version.<EOS>
1089,37855,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Metcalf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freeform_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antoine_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charlotte Metcalf,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Metcalf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freeform_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Metcalf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antoine_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johan_Norberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Globalisation is Good<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Globalisation_Is_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_globalization<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Globalisation Is Good is a 2003 documentary film written and presented by Johan Norberg and produced by Freeform Productions for British Channel 4. The film, directed by Charlotte Metcalf, is based on Norberg's much celebrated book In Defense of Global Capitalism (published in 2001) that shows his view of the impact of globalisation, and the consequences of its absence. In the film, Norberg travels to countries like Taiwan, Vietnam and Kenya promoting ideas of global capitalism and attempting to prove why he feels protestors entering the anti-globalisation movement are ignorant and dangerously wrong.The film was released on DVD in November 2006 by the Swedish think tank Timbro.<EOS>"
1090,111525,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Herrmann__Bernard_Herrmann__1<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julia Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Phillips, Neely Plumb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jodie Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert De Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harvey Keitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Albert Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cybill Shepherd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leonard Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julia_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Phillips_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Taxi Driver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Taxi Driver: Original Soundtrack Recording<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_stalking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rating_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_prostitution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_assassinations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sexual_repression<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_taxis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_movie_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1975<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Existentialist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Casting_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_Herrmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Palme_d'Or_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Political_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_teenagers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Insomnia_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Julia_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Phillips_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_Driver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Attempted_assassination_of_Ronald_Reagan<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Taxi Driver is a 1976 American neo-noir psychological drama film directed by Martin Scorsese and written by Paul Schrader. Set in a morally decaying New York City following the Vietnam War, it stars Robert De Niro as veteran Marine and taxi driver Travis Bickle, whose mental state deteriorates as he works nights in the city. The film also features Jodie Foster, Cybill Shepherd, Harvey Keitel, Peter Boyle, Leonard Harris and Albert Brooks (in his first feature film role).Filming began in summer 1975, with actors taking pay cuts to ensure that the project could be completed on its low budget of $1.9 million. For the score, Bernard Herrmann composed what would be his final score. The music was finished mere hours before his death, and the film is dedicated to him.Theatrically released by Columbia Pictures on February 8, 1976, the film was critically and commercially successful despite generating controversy for both its graphic violence in the film's climax, and for the casting of 12-year-old Foster as a child prostitute. The film received numerous accolades, including the Palme d'Or at the 1976 Cannes Film Festival and four nominations at the 49th Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Actor (for De Niro) and Best Supporting Actress (for Foster).Although Taxi Driver generated further controversy for inspiring John Hinckley Jr.'s attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan in 1981, the film has remained popular. According to STRAND Magazine, it is considered one of the greatest films ever made, and one of the most culturally significant and inspirational of its time. In 2022, Sight & Sound named it the 29th-best film ever in its decennial critics' poll, and the 12th-greatest film of all time on its directors' poll, tied with Barry Lyndon. In 1994, the film was designated as ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically"" significant by the U.S. Library of Congress and was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry.<EOS>"
1091,166937,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stone_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Carlisle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victor McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosemary Ames<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stone_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Kober<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great Hotel Murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eugene_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Hotel_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Great Hotel Murder is a 1935 American mystery film directed by Eugene Forde and starring Edmund Lowe, Victor McLaglen, Rosemary Ames and Mary Carlisle. It is based on Recipe for Murder a 1934 story by Vincent Starrett.The film stars Lowe and McLaglen as rival sleuths, with supporting roles for Lynn Bari and Madge Bellamy. It was one of a series of films featuring Lowe and McLaglen as friendly rivals dating back to their first pairing in the hit 1926 silent film What Price Glory?.It was produced by Fox Film, shortly before the merger with Twentieth Century Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the art director Duncan Cramer.<EOS>"
1092,39083,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Trumbull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>MGM/UA Entertainment Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Douglas Trumbull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Walken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louise Fletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natalie Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cliff Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Trumbull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Trumbull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Joel_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brainstorm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_afterlife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_technological_impact<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_from_the_first-person_perspective<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Techno-thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Brain–computer_interfacing_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metaphysical_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_telepresence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brainstorm_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Douglas_Trumbull<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Brainstorm is a 1983 American science fiction film directed by Douglas Trumbull, and starring Christopher Walken, Natalie Wood (in her final film role), Louise Fletcher, and Cliff Robertson.It follows a research team's efforts to perfect a system that directly records and replays the sensory experiences and emotional feelings of a subject, and the efforts by the company's management to exploit the device for military ends. After a researcher records her own death from a heart attack, her colleagues join forces to retrieve the information and play it back.<EOS>"
1093,48733,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wardour Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pride of the Force<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Pride of the Force is a 1933 British comedy film directed and co-written by Norman Lee and starring Leslie Fuller, Patrick Aherne, Faith Bennett and Hal Gordon. The plot concerns a farmworker who inadvertently becomes the pride of the Metropolitan Police force.Produced by British International Pictures as part of a series of vehicles for the music hall star Leslie Fuller, it was shot at the company's Elstree Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director John Mead. It was trade shown in August 1933 but didn't go on full release until March 1934.<EOS>"
1094,90621,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Davis_Guggenheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Al Gore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Davis_Guggenheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Gore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>An Inconvenient Truth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>An Inconvenient Truth: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Participant_(company)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Vantage_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Feature_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lawrence_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Original_Song_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_operas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_global_warming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Al_Gore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Davis_Guggenheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_in_the_environment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Inconvenient_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Z._Burns<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>An Inconvenient Truth is a 2006 American documentary film directed by Davis Guggenheim about former vice president of the United States Al Gore's campaign to educate people about global warming. The film features a slide show that, by Gore's own estimate, he has presented over 1,000 times to audiences worldwide.The idea to document Gore's efforts came from producer Laurie David, who saw his presentation at a town hall meeting on global warming, which coincided with the opening of The Day After Tomorrow. Laurie David was so inspired by his slide show that she, with producer Lawrence Bender, met with Guggenheim, and Co-Producer Lesley Chilcott, to adapt the presentation into a film. Premiering at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival and opening in New York City and Los Angeles on May 24, 2006, the film was a critical and commercial success, winning two Academy Awards for Best Documentary Feature and Best Original Song. The film grossed $24 million in the US and $26 million in other countries' box offices, becoming the eleventh highest grossing documentary film to date in the United States.Since the film's release, An Inconvenient Truth has been credited for raising international public awareness of global warming and reenergizing the environmental movement. The documentary has also been included in science curricula in schools around the world, which has spurred some controversy due to some of the data it used.A sequel to the film, titled An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power, was released on July 28, 2017.<EOS>"
1095,14084,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Buchwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Seymour Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Isadore Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jackson Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bud Collyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julian Noa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Gordon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Destruction, Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superman_animated_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destruction,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Destruction Inc. (1942) is the thirteenth of seventeen animated Technicolor short films based upon the DC Comics character Superman. Produced by Famous Studios, the cartoon was originally released to theaters by Paramount Pictures on December 25, 1942.<EOS>"
1096,128197,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Negulesco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Negulesco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jessica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sicily<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mario_Nascimbene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean_Negulesco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sicily<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jessica is a 1962 comedy drama film directed by Jean Negulesco, starring Maurice Chevalier, Angie Dickinson and Sylva Koscina, with cinematography by Piero Portalupi and art direction by Giulio Bongini. It was a co-production between France, Italy and the United States. Location shooting took place around Forza d'Agrò on Sicily.<EOS>"
1097,83243,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Robins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Robins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Skeggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benny_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Skeggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benny_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Best of Benny Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_of_Benny_Hill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_edited_from_television_programs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Best of Benny Hill is a 1974 film version of material from the television comedy series The Benny Hill Show. This movie features sketches from the early Thames Television years, from 1969 to 1973. The sketches in the film are from episodes produced and directed by John Robins.<EOS>"
1098,133929,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Fire_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Dimsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Fire_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Filmways Australasian Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Fire_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Fire_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cathryn_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Fire_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Holden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Fire_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Dimsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Fire_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Fire_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blue Fire Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Fire_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Fire_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Fire_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_horses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Fire_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Fire_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Victoria_(Australia)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Fire_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Blue Fire Lady is a 1977 Australian film directed by Ross Dimsey and starring Cathryn Harrison and Mark Holden. It was a rare children's film from producer Antony I. Ginnane who was better known for his horror and sex films.<EOS>
1099,160503,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sluizer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Run_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goldschmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Utz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nicola_Piovani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Prague<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_Run_Features_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nobility<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Sluizer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Utz is a 1992 drama film directed by George Sluizer, produced by John Goldschmidt and starring Brenda Fricker, Peter Riegert and Armin Mueller-Stahl. Mueller-Stahl won the Silver Bear for Best Actor at the 42nd Berlin International Film Festival.The film is based on the 1988 novel Utz by Bruce Chatwin, who also co-wrote the screenplay.<EOS>"
1100,68985,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Miracle Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jesse Vogel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carol Vogel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_O'Mara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Judd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Feelings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feelings_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Feelings (also known as Whose Child Am I?, Test-tube Baby and Who's Harriet? ) is a 1974 British drama film directed by Gerry O'Hara and starring Kate O'Mara, Paul Freeman and Edward Judd. Its plot concerns a couple who are unable to conceive a baby and attempt artificial insemination.<EOS>"
1101,55740,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kurt Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Mariano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IFC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_O'Malley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lasseter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Kopple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Wang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Waters_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Dash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IFC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_O'Malley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>These Amazing Shadows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>These Amazing Shadows: Music from the Documentary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_cinema_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:These_Amazing_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_preservation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>These Amazing Shadows is a 2011 documentary film which tells the history and importance of the National Film Registry, a roll call of American cinema treasures that reflects the diversity of film, and indeed the American experience itself.The documentary was directed by Paul Mariano and Kurt Norton and was an official selection of the 2011 Sundance Film Festival in the Documentary Premieres category.These Amazing Shadows is distributed under the Independent Film Channel (IFC) brand, Sundance Selects, and was broadcast on the American television PBS series, Independent Lens, on December 29, 2011.<EOS>"
1102,24244,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sumo Science<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Heather Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tamsin_Egerton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dot  is a 2010 British animated short film created by Aardman Animations. It is a spot for the Nokia N8.<EOS>
1103,167192,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roscoe_Karns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Charters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Petticoat Politics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Petticoat_Politics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_North<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Petticoat Politics is a 1941 American comedy film directed by Erle C. Kenton and starring Roscoe Karns, Ruth Donnelly and Spencer Charters. It was the ninth and final of Republic's Higgins Family series.<EOS>"
1104,75908,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Retromedia Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kimberly A. Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Naschy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michelle_Bauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jay Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tomb of the Werewolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_werewolf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Elizabeth_Báthory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomb_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Waldemar_Daninsky_series<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tomb of the Werewolf (aka The Unliving) is a 2003 film directed by Fred Olen Ray. It is the twelfth and last in a long series of films about the werewolf Count Waldemar Daninsky, played by Paul Naschy. The film contains a number of adult sex scenes bordering on softcore pornography. The film was shot on Video in 2003 and first distributed directly to VHS (in edited form) as Tomb of the Werewolf in June 2004. It was later reissued as an uncensored DVD (with bonus behind the scenes material) in 2015 as The Unliving by Retromedia Entertainment. Director Ray said years later in an interview that the film never made a profit.<EOS>"
1105,81354,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Juan Gerard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Inferno Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Keitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Pfeffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Timmermann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Letvia Arza-Goderich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Keitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gael_García_Bernal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Keitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Timmermann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dreaming of Julia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Dominican Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Dominican_Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1958<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cuba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Julia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Dominican_Republic_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dreaming of Julia (Cuba Libre) is a 2003 film directed by Juan Gerard. The debut film by the director, the story is based on Gerard's childhood life in Cuba. The film was released as Cuban Blood in the US. This film was initially released on 27 January 2006 in Mexico.<EOS>"
1106,68015,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Julien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William ""Bill"" Tennant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonio_Fargas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelley_Winters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bernie Casey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tamara_Dobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Julien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Julien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheldon_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cleopatra Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kung_fu_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_African-American_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Female_characters_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Cleopatra Jones is a 1973 American blaxploitation film directed by Jack Starrett. Tamara Dobson stars as an undercover government agent who uses the day job of supermodel as her cover and an excuse to travel to exotic places. Bernie Casey, Shelley Winters and Antonio Fargas also feature. The film has been described as being primarily an action film, but also partially a comedy with a spoof tone. It was followed by the sequel Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold, released in 1975.<EOS>"
1107,167134,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Lovy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitagraph_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_L._Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Lovy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitagraph_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_L._Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cal_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alex_Lovy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyscraper_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Skyscraper Caper is a 1968 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Alex Lovy. The short was released on March 9, 1968, and stars Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales. It was the penultimate cartoon in the Daffy/Speedy series, and the only one where the two are never adversaries at any point in the cartoon.<EOS>"
1108,10782,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ray Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Cryer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bloodbath at the House of Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1983<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hertfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1975<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbath_at_the_House_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bloodbath at the House of Death is a 1984 British comedy horror film directed by Ray Cameron and starring Kenny Everett, Pamela Stephenson and Vincent Price. It is an over-the-top spoof loosely inspired by The Amityville Horror and other horror films of the era, including Alien, The Exorcist, Poltergeist, among others, concerning the investigation by a pair of scientists of a manor house under the control of Satanist monks.<EOS>"
1109,69675,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Colmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Colmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Colmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Colmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Weil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Newman_(film_writer,_born_1909)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Identity Unknown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_home_front_during_World_War_II<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Identity Unknown is a 1945 American war film starring Richard Arlen and Cheryl Walker, and directed by Walter Colmes.It is based on Le Voyageur sans bagage (Traveller Without Luggage), a 1937 play by French playwright Jean Anouilh.<EOS>"
1110,44834,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Bartel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Longshot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gambling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charles_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longshot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Bartel<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Longshot is a 1986 American comedy film directed by Paul Bartel and starring Tim Conway.<EOS>
1111,10939,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Mulcahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Holm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Hoskins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Mulcahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Martin_Bregman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Kamen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Russell_Mulcahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Ice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_spy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Blue Ice is a 1992 crime thriller film directed by Russell Mulcahy. The film stars Michael Caine and Sean Young.<EOS>
1112,43681,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Curtain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Curtain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Curtain is a 1937 British crime film directed by David MacDonald and starring Campbell Gullan, Kenne Duncan and Greta Gynt. The film blends drama and comedy and its plot follows an insurance investigator who examines a series of robberies that have taken place. Much of the action takes place backstage at the fictitious Trafalgar Theatre.It was made at Pinewood Studios as a quota quickie. The film's sets were designed by John Bryan. It was the first film for comedy actor Joss Ambler who went on to star with such comedy stalwarts as George Formby and Will Hay.<EOS>"
1113,126205,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wild_Ass_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Norman Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wild_Ass_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wild_Ass_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Whitbread<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wild_Ass_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Gillies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wild_Ass_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cornelia_Frances<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wild_Ass_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Whitbread<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wild_Ass_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Wild Ass of a Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wild_Ass_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wild_Ass_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wild_Ass_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wild_Ass_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wild_Ass_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wild_Ass_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_television_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Wild Ass of a Man is a 1980 Australian film directed by Norman Johnson and starring Max Gillies and Cornelia Frances. It is based on the 1967 novel by Barry Oakley about a school teacher.<EOS>
1114,56714,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Monicelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carlo Ponti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Devane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_DeVito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sophia_Loren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Sarandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigi_Proietti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Monicelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suso_Cecchi_D'Amico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Lardner_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Melfi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady Liberty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mario_Monicelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cinecittà_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Suso_Cecchi_d'Amico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_immigration_to_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ring_Lardner_Jr.<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady Liberty (Italian: La mortadella) is a 1971 comedy film directed by Mario Monicelli, and starring Sophia Loren, William Devane, Gigi Proietti, Susan Sarandon, Danny DeVito and Edward Herrmann in his film debut.It was shot at the Cinecittà Studios in Rome and on location in Emilia-Romagna and New York. The film's sets were designed by the art director Mario Garbuglia.<EOS>"
1115,83350,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jimmy ScreamerClauz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthed_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jimmy ScreamerClauz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linnea_Quigley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ruby Larocca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandon_Slagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joey Smack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Denvanny Pinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthed_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Where the Dead Go to Die<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Zoophilia_in_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_sexual_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pedophilia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Necrophilia_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Dead_Go_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jimmy_ScreamerClauz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Where the Dead Go to Die is a 2012 American adult animated surrealist horror anthology film written, directed, composed, edited, and animated by James ""Jimmy ScreamerClauz"" Creamer. This film is noted as an example of extreme cinema because of  its graphic depictions of violence.<EOS>"
1116,137594,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Martin_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryko_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Defend_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RDU919_Music_&_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Courtney_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Courtney_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hittin_Hard_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kyser_%22Mike_Nice%22_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Martin_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryko_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Defend_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RDU919_Music_&_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Courtney_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Courtney_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hittin_Hard_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kyser_%22Mike_Nice%22_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Welcome to Durham The Documentary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_African-American_gangs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Durham,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_Durham,_North_Carolina<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Welcome to Durham, USA is a documentary about gang violence in Durham, North Carolina.<EOS>"
1117,141243,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carman_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bosko_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Musketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Three_Musketeers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bosko the Musketeer is an American animated short film. It is a Looney Tunes cartoon, featuring Bosko, the first star of the series. It was released on August 12, 1933, although some sources note September 16 as a date; this is problematic, as that would imply that the last films featuring Bosko as the star of Warner Bros. cartoons were released after the first film featuring Buddy, the second star of the series. It was, like most Looney Tunes of the time, directed by Hugh Harman; Frank Marsales was the musical director.<EOS>"
1118,144043,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Levinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliot_Goldenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Crichton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Levinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Wald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samuel L. Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sharon Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dustin Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liev Schreiber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Coyote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Levinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Levinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Crichton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Attanasio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sphere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avant-garde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Modernism_(music)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underwater_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Barry_Levinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elliot_Goldenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metaphysical_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_submarine_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Michael_Crichton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kurt_Wimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphere_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Paul_Attanasio<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sphere is a 1998 American science fiction psychological thriller film directed and produced by Barry Levinson, adapted by Kurt Wimmer, and starring Dustin Hoffman, Sharon Stone and Samuel L. Jackson. The film centers on a large mysterious underwater object discovered by Navy divers. It is based on Michael Crichton's novel of the same name.The film was released in the United States on February 13, 1998 to negative reviews and was a box office failure.<EOS>"
1119,115233,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Macartney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Globo Vídeo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lyn_Goleby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joss_Ackland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldine_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Higgins_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saskia_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tabitha_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Macartney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lyn_Goleby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Hodges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maggie_Hemingway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bridge is a 1992 independent film based on the novel by Maggie Hemingway. Directed by Sydney Macartney, it stars Saskia Reeves, David O'Hara, Joss Ackland, Rosemary Harris, Anthony Higgins, and Geraldine James. It was released in 1992.<EOS>"
1120,15496,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Mittler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Honeymoon for Three<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_for_Three_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leo_Mittler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Honeymoon for Three is a 1935 British musical comedy film directed by Leo Mittler and starring Stanley Lupino, Aileen Marson and Jack Melford. It was made at Ealing Studios. The film's sets were designed by J. Elder Wills. It was the first film Lupino made after leaving British International Pictures and trying his luck as an independent producer.When returning home drunk from a night out a young man (Lupino) accidentally finds himself in a woman's (Marson) flat where he passes out. Before he make his escape in the morning they are discovered by their parents and a passing policeman and forced to marry. They go through the ceremony but plan to go to California to get a divorce, and set off on their ""honeymoon"" along with her real fiancée (Melford). However during the journey she gradually begins to change her loathing of him.<EOS>"
1121,157294,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Jones_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Drew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Jones_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Christmas in July<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_coffee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_food_and_drink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Preston_Sturges<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Christmas in July is a 1940 American screwball comedy film written and directed by Preston Sturges, and starring Dick Powell and Ellen Drew.Based on Sturges' unproduced 1931 play A Cup of Coffee, it follows an ambitious clerk who is tricked into thinking he has won $25,000 in a slogan contest for a coffee company, and begins using his believed winnings to fulfill his dreams. It was Sturges' second film as writer-director, after The Great McGinty (1940).<EOS>"
1122,32386,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donna_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lon_Chaney_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Payne_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Mohr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Raiders of the Seven Seas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Sawtell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Caribbean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Mediterranean_Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Morocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raiders_of_the_Seven_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Raiders of the Seven Seas is a 1953 American swashbuckler film directed by Sidney Salkow and starring John Payne and Donna Reed.  The supporting cast features Gerald Mohr, Lon Chaney Jr. and Anthony Caruso.<EOS>"
1123,160371,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hal Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Lynne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Purdell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Viper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Viper_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_lost_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Viper is a 1938 British slapstick comedy film directed by Roy William Neill and starring Claude Hulbert, Betty Lynne and Hal Walters.  The film was a sequel to the previous year's very successful The Vulture, with Hulbert and Walters reprising their roles as hapless private detective Cedric Gull and his sidekick Stiffy respectively. Lesley Brook also features in both films, but in unrelated roles. Directorial duties passed to Neill as Ralph Ince, the director of The Vulture, had been killed in a road accident shortly after the film's release.<EOS>"
1124,167863,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.H._Hoffman_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marceline_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoot_Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ethel_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.H._Hoffman_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fighting Parson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Parson_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fighting Parson is a 1933 American Western film directed by Harry L. Fraser and starring Hoot Gibson, Marceline Day, and Ethel Wales.<EOS>"
1125,14704,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carles_Torrens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rodrigo Cortes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adrian Guerra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael O'Keefe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Gonzalez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fiona Glascott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Francesc Garrido<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gia Mantegna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kai Lennox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carles_Torrens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodrigo_Cortes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Guerra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodrigo_Cortes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Apartment 143<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Found_footage_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apartment_143<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_apartment_buildings<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Apartment 143 (original title: Emergo) is a 2012 Spanish horror film written by Rodrigo Cortes and directed by Carles Torrens. It was released on 4 May 2012.<EOS>
1126,60378,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E.B._Derr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patsy_Ruth_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_La_Plante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Ralston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Everett_Horton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lonely Wives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pathé_Exchange_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonely_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Russell_Mack<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lonely Wives is a 1931 American comedy film directed by Russell Mack and produced by E.B. Derr for Pathé Exchange, and was distributed by RKO Pictures after the merger of the two studios; it starred Edward Everett Horton, Esther Ralston, Laura La Plante, and Patsy Ruth Miller.  The screenplay was written by Walter DeLeon, based upon a successful German vaudeville act entitled Tanzanwaltz, penned by Pordes Milo, Walter Schütt, and Dr. Eric Urban. The German production had been translated for the American stage by DeLeon and Mark Swan and, under the same title as the film.<EOS>"
1127,113983,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Macdonald_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Tong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leonardo DiCaprio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Carlyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Guillaume Canet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tilda Swinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Virginie Ledoyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Macdonald_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hodge_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Beach: Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambient_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Britpop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Bangkok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_seafaring_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_about_cannabis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_secret_societies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Angelo_Badalamenti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Utopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Shark_attacks_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Danny_Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beach_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Hodge<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Beach is a 2000 adventure drama film directed by Danny Boyle, from a screenplay by John Hodge, based on the 1996 novel of the same name by Alex Garland. The film stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Tilda Swinton, Virginie Ledoyen, Guillaume Canet, and Robert Carlyle. It was filmed on the Thai island of Ko Phi Phi Le.The film was released on 11 February 2000, by 20th Century Fox. It was a moderate box office success, grossing $144.1 million against a $50 million budget, but received mixed reviews from critics, who praised the film's scenery, soundtrack, and DiCaprio's performance, but criticized it as a muddled adaptation that loses the book's themes and social commentary.<EOS>"
1128,82527,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>State Rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herschell Gordon Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David F. Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lewis Preston Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harvey Korman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Kerwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danica d'Hondt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_F._Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Living Venus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_à_clef<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_magazine_publishing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_adult_magazine_publishers_(people)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_photography<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Living Venus is a 1961 exploitation film loosely based on the life of Playboy magazine founder Hugh Hefner. Marking the directorial debut of Herschell Gordon Lewis, the film stars frequent Lewis collaborators William Kerwin as unscrupulous magazine editor John V. Norwall and Harvey Korman as photographer Ken Carter.<EOS>"
1129,70741,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_C._Popkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>State Rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Sanforth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Hawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Freddie Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeni LeGon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arthur Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_C._Popkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Sanforth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billie_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_My_Life_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leo_C._Popkin<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Take My Life is an American film released in 1942. It featured a group of young actors known as the Harlem Tuff Kids. In this film they join the U.S. Army. The group also appeared in the 1939 film Reform School. Both were produced by Million Dollar Productions. Oakton Community College has a poster for the film in its collection. The poster includes the taglines Harlem Goes to War! and Thrill to the Brown Bombers in Action.Toddy Pictures re-released the film as Murder Rap. The film premiered at the Apollo Theater in Harlem.<EOS>
1130,160991,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Rowson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerrold_Robertshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roger Livesey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Kemp-Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Rowson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Veteran of Waterloo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Veteran_of_Waterloo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Arthur_Conan_Doyle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Veteran of Waterloo is a 1933 British short drama film directed by A. V. Bramble and starring Jerrold Robertshaw, Roger Livesey and Joan Kemp-Welch. The screenplay concerns an old soldier who recounts his participation in the 1815 Battle of Waterloo. It is based on the 1894 play A Story of Waterloo by Arthur Conan Doyle. It was produced as a quota quickie for distribution by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
1131,169776,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Hatton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Mack_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Padden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Range Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Range_Law_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Range Law is a 1944 American Western film directed by Lambert Hillyer. This is the ninth film in the ""Marshal Nevada Jack McKenzie"" series, and stars Johnny Mack Brown as Jack McKenzie and Raymond Hatton as his sidekick Sandy Hopkins, with Sarah Padden, Ellen Hall and Lloyd Ingraham.<EOS>"
1132,13177,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roman_Polanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pyramide Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fine_Line_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_Mount<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Josh Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sigourney Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Kingsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stuart Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roman_Polanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fine_Line_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_Mount<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ariel_Dorfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rafael_Yglesias<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death and the Maiden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Wojciech_Kilar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Latin_American_military_dictatorships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rape_and_revenge_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roman_Polanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_duos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_mystery_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Death and the Maiden is a 1994 mystery drama film directed by Roman Polanski and starring Sigourney Weaver, Ben Kingsley and Stuart Wilson. It was based on the 1990 play of the same name by Ariel Dorfman, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Rafael Yglesias.<EOS>"
1133,137026,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Scott King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adrienne Gruben<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Offerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat Healy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonah_Blechman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzy_Nakamura<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephanie Ittleson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lance Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Treasure Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_16_mm_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Treasure_Island_(1999_independent_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Treasure Island is a 1999 American experimental independent film directed by Scott King. Described as a psychosexual black comedy, the story is about two war strategists on San Francisco’s Treasure Island naval base during World War II. It is inspired from an actual account of a counterintelligence ploy by two British officers. The film is shot in 16 mm and is in black and white.<EOS>"
1134,168965,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duncan_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Giulio Zampi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hordern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thora_Hird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronnie_Corbett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duncan_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Some Will, Some Won't<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Will,_Some_Won't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Howard_Blake<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Some Will, Some Won't is a 1970 British comedy film directed by Duncan Wood, starring an ensemble British cast including Michael Hordern, Ronnie Corbett, Dennis Price, Leslie Phillips and Arthur Lowe. It is a remake of Laughter in Paradise (1951). It was written by Geoffrey Jones and Lewis Schwarz.In Henry Russell's will, four family members are left £150,000 on condition they do the bizarre tasks Russell has set out for them.<EOS>"
1135,24466,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Martin Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Infernal Machine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Samuel_Kaylin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Infernal_Machine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marcel_Varnel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Infernal Machine is a 1933 American pre-Code thriller film directed by Marcel Varnel and starring Chester Morris, Genevieve Tobin and Victor Jory. The film was based on a novel by Karl Sloboda. Released by Fox Film Corporation, the title is sometimes written as The Infernal Machine. After finishing the film Varnel moved to Britain where he became an established director of comedy films.<EOS>"
1136,50355,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Bevis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Bevis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doreen_Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Scarlet Web<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scarlet_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Saunders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Scarlet Web is a 1954 British second feature second feature ('B') crime film directed by Charles Saunders and starring Griffith Jones, Hazel Court and Zena Marshall. It was written by Doreen Montgomery.<EOS>"
1137,70546,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Busby_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hal B. Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Blondell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warren William<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Busby_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lord_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lord_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Buckingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Duff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_C._Flick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stage Struck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Busby_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Heinz_Roemheld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_musical_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Lord_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_Struck_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Lord_(screenwriter)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stage Struck is a 1936 American musical comedy film directed by Busby Berkeley and starring Dick Powell, Joan Blondell and Warren William. It was produced and distributed by Warner Brothers. The film's sets were designed by the art director Robert M. Haas.<EOS>"
1138,164557,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Daumery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stuart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Winna Winifried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Huntley-Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Daumery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Darling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Naughty Cinderella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naughty_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean_Daumery<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Naughty Cinderella is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Jean Daumery and starring John Stuart, Winna Winifried and Betty Huntley-Wright. It was produced as a quota quickie by Warner Bros. at the company's Teddington Studios in London.<EOS>"
1139,104907,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Dante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Finnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phoebe Cates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Randall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Howie Mandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Picardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zach Galligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Haviland Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert J. Prosky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Dante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Finnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_S._Haas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gremlins 2: The New Batch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amblin_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_movie_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dark_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Postmodern_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_gremlins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joe_Dante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ZX_Spectrum_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gremlins_2:_The_New_Batch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gremlins_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gremlins 2: The New Batch is a 1990 American comedy horror film and the sequel to Gremlins (1984). It was directed by Joe Dante, written by Charles S. Haas, and features creature designs by Rick Baker. Zach Galligan, and Phoebe Cates reprise their roles from the first film, with John Glover, Robert Prosky, Robert Picardo, and Christopher Lee joining the cast. It continues the story of Billy Peltzer and the mogwai Gizmo, who spawns more of his kind when wet that eventually become imp-like monsters and proceed to wreak havoc within a skyscraper in New York City.The film heavily parodies its predecessor, with more cartoonish elements and less horror. There are a number of parodies of other forms of popular culture, including the Rambo franchise, The Wizard of Oz, Marathon Man and The Phantom of the Opera. It was theatrically released on June 15, 1990, and received generally positive reviews. It grossed $41.5 million on a budget of $30–50 million. Since its release, it has developed a cult following.<EOS>"
1140,13146,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitchell_Leisen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._Lloyd_Sheldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Emanuel Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitchell_Leisen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._Lloyd_Sheldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gladys_Lehman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death Takes a Holiday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mitchell_Leisen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_princes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernhard_Kaun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_personifications_of_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Leipold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Takes_a_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Death Takes a Holiday is a 1934 American pre-Code romantic drama starring Fredric March, Evelyn Venable and Guy Standing. It is based on the 1924 Italian play La morte in vacanza by Alberto Casella (1891–1957), as adapted in English for Broadway in 1929 by Walter Ferris.<EOS>"
1141,167986,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_T._Lackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Trem Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gail Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vivienne Osborne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_T._Lackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tristram_Tupper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Phantom Broadcast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Broadcast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Phantom Broadcast is a 1933 American pre-Code mystery film directed by Phil Rosen and starring Ralph Forbes, Vivienne Osborne and Gail Patrick. It was based on a story by Tristram Tupper entitled Phantom of the Air.<EOS>"
1142,75578,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Mulligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_J._Pakula<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gregory Peck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brock Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Fix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ruth White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Badham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Overton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phillip Alford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Mulligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_J._Pakula<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Foote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>To Kill a Mockingbird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_art_director_won_the_Best_Art_Direction_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Adapted_Screenplay_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_miscarriage_of_justice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Actor_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_siblings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Drama_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_legal_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elmer_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Southern_Gothic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prejudice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_racism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lawyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Mulligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Great_Depression_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Horton_Foote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_legal_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>To Kill a Mockingbird is a 1962 American legal drama crime film directed by Robert Mulligan, starring Gregory Peck and Mary Badham. Adapted from Harper Lee's 1960 Pulitzer Prize–winning novel To Kill a Mockingbird, the film follows lawyer Atticus Finch in Depression-era Alabama educating his children against prejudice while defending a black man who is falsely charged with the rape of a white woman. It is widely considered to be one of the greatest movies ever made.The film won overwhelmingly positive reception from both the critics and the public; a box-office success, it earned more than six times its budget. The film was awarded three Academy Awards, including Best Actor and Best Adapted Screenplay, and was nominated for eight, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Supporting Actress.In 1995, the film was selected by the Library of Congress for preservation in the National Film Registry as ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"". In 2003, the American Film Institute named Atticus Finch the greatest movie hero of the 20th century. In 2007, the film ranked twenty-fifth on the AFI's 10th anniversary list of the greatest American movies of all time. In 2008, the film ranked first on the AFI's list of the ten greatest courtroom dramas. In 2020, the British Film Institute included it in their list of the 50 films you should see by the age of 15. The film was restored and released on Blu-ray and DVD in 2012, as part of the 100th anniversary of Universal Pictures.<EOS>"
1143,6689,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mexican Mousepiece<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Mousepiece<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mexican Mousepiece is a 1966 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on February 26, 1966, and stars Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales.<EOS>"
1144,140127,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheldon_Reynolds_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Gielgud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_O'Neal_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Herbert Lom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Hackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheldon_Reynolds_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheldon_Reynolds_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Assignment to Kill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assignment_to_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Assignment to Kill is a 1968 American drama film in Technicolor and Panavision, directed by Sheldon Reynolds and starring Patrick O'Neal, Joan Hackett, John Gielgud, Herbert Lom, and Oskar Homolka.<EOS>"
1145,146508,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Widgey_R._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Equity British Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Smith_(editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Widgey_R._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Smith_(editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Immortal Gentleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1600s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immortal_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Widgey_R._Newman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Immortal Gentleman is a 1935 British historical drama film directed by Widgey R. Newman and starring Basil Gill, Rosalinde Fuller and Dennis Hoey. It was a low-budget B film, which usually did not have historical settings.<EOS>"
1146,24291,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edo_Bertoglio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Glenn O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Carlisle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Michel_Basquiat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Downtown 81<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_81<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jean-Michel_Basquiat<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Downtown 81 is a 2000 American film shot in 1980–1981. The film was directed by Edo Bertoglio and written and produced by Glenn O'Brien and Patrick Montgomery, with post-production in 1999-2000 by Glenn O'Brien and Maripol. It is a rare real-life snapshot of an ultra-hip subculture of post-punk era Manhattan. Starring renowned artist Jean-Michel Basquiat and featuring such East Village artists as James Chance, Amos Poe, Walter Steding, Tav Falco and Elliott Murphy, the film is a bizarre elliptical urban fairy tale. In 1999, Michael Zilkha, founder of ZE Records (the label of several of the film's artists), became the film's executive producer.<EOS>"
1147,23781,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Merrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Haade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_'Red'_Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_S._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Days of Old Cheyenne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Days_of_Old_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Elmer_Clifton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Days of Old Cheyenne is a 1943 American Western film directed by Elmer Clifton and starring Don 'Red' Barry, Lynn Merrick and William Haade.The film's art direction is by Russell Kimball.<EOS>"
1148,158574,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Astaire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucille_Bremer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Brecher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_duos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yolanda_and_the_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Irving_Brecher<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Yolanda and the Thief is a 1945 American Technicolor MGM musical-comedy film set in a fictional Latin American country. It stars Fred Astaire, Lucille Bremer, Frank Morgan, and Mildred Natwick, with music by Harry Warren and lyrics by Arthur Freed. The film was directed by Vincente Minnelli and produced by Arthur Freed.The film was a long-time pet project of Freed's to promote his lover Bremer's career, but fared disastrously at the box office. An attempt to create a whimsical fantasy, it ended up, in the words of critic John Mueller, as ""egg-nog instead of the usual champagne"". Despite admirable production values, it ruined Bremer's career and discouraged Astaire, who decided to retire after his next film, Blue Skies.Perhaps it also vindicated Astaire's own horror of ""inventing up to the arty""—his phrase for the approach of those who would set out to create art, whereas he believed artistic value could only emerge as an accidental and unpremeditated by-product of a tireless search for perfection. In his autobiography, Astaire approvingly quotes Los Angeles Times critic Edwin Schallert: ""'Not for realists' is a label that may be appropriately affixed to Yolanda and the Thief. It is a question, too, whether this picture has the basic material to satisfy the general audience, although in texture and trimmings it might be termed an event."" Astaire himself concluded, ""This verified my feeling that doing fantasy on the screen is an extra risk.""<EOS>"
1149,168855,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Sproxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Brierley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Sproxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dave Throssell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Sproxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Sproxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Owzat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cricket_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aardman_Animations_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_skeletons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Owzat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_computer-animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Owzat is a 1997 CGI short film created by Aardman Animations. The title is a shortened form of ""How's that?"", the traditional call used to request rulings from an umpire during a game of cricket.<EOS>"
1150,40889,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_I._Leeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stone_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Hymer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lorre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Hersholt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_Duff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_I._Leeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stone_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Reinhardt_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Bricker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Milne_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Jungmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edith_Skouras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Moto in Danger Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Samuel_Kaylin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Puerto_Rico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_I._Leeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Moto_in_Danger_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Moto in Danger Island is a 1939 American mystery film directed by Herbert I. Leeds and starring Peter Lorre, Jean Hersholt and Amanda Duff. It is part of the Mr. Moto series of films.The film was based on the 1933 novel Murder in Trinidad, but the setting was moved to Puerto Rico.<EOS>"
1151,35610,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Avnet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jordan Kerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Avnet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Stuart Masterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathy Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary-Louise Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cicely Tyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica Tandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Avnet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Avnet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordan_Kerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Sobieski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fannie_Flagg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fried Green Tomatoes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Thomas_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jon_Avnet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fried_Green_Tomatoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_mystery_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fried Green Tomatoes is a 1991 American comedy-drama film directed by Jon Avnet and based on Fannie Flagg's 1987 novel Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe. Written by Flagg and Carol Sobieski, and starring Kathy Bates, Jessica Tandy, Mary Stuart Masterson, Mary-Louise Parker and Cicely Tyson, the film tells the story of a middle-aged housewife who, unhappy with her life, befriends an elderly lady in a nursing home and is enthralled by the tales she tells of people she used to know.The film was released in theaters in the United States on December 27, 1991, garnered positive reviews from critics and was a box office success, grossing $119.4 million on a $11 million budget.Fried Green Tomatoes received nominations for two Academy Awards and two BAFTA awards, as well as nominations for three Golden Globe Awards and a  Guldbagge Award.<EOS>"
1152,158619,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Lanfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Astaire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Benchley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rita_Hayworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Lanfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Pagano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Fessier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You'll Never Get Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Lanfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You'll_Never_Get_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Morris_Stoloff<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>You'll Never Get Rich is a 1941 American musical comedy film directed by Sidney Lanfield and starring Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth, with music and lyrics by Cole Porter. The title references the U.S. Army song lyric: ""You'll never get rich / By digging a ditch / You're in the Army now!""The film marked Hayworth's first starring role in a major production from Columbia Pictures and played a significant role in launching her to stardom. During production, Life magazine featured Hayworth on its cover, with a promotional photograph that became one of the most widely circulated pin-ups of the era. Hayworth received praise for her work with Astaire, who later credited the film with revitalizing his career following his split with Ginger Rogers.The film was a commercial success and received two Academy Award nominations for Best Original Song for ""Since I Kissed My Baby Goodbye"" by Cole Porter and Best Music, Scoring of a Musical Pictureby Morris Stoloff.<EOS>"
1153,11777,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darrell_Van_Citters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Diane Keener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Supervisor asst. animator:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kathleen Helppie-Shipley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Giaimo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Production design:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tress_MacNeille<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darrell_Van_Citters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Box-Office Bunny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elmer_Fudd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Animation_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_movie_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Darrell_Van_Citters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hummie_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box-Office_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Box-Office Bunny is a 1991 Looney Tunes short film directed by Darrell Van Citters and starring Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd. It was shown in theaters alongside The NeverEnding Story II: The Next Chapter, as well as on the subsequent home media releases for the film. It is Warner Bros.' first Bugs Bunny theatrical release since 1964's False Hare. It was issued to commemorate Bugs' 50th anniversary and is included as a special feature on the DVD for The Looney, Looney, Looney Bugs Bunny Movie. The short marks the debut of Jeff Bergman as the voice of Bugs, Daffy, and Elmer, following the death of Mel Blanc in July 1989.<EOS>"
1154,149865,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spiders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_size_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_insects<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bug_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy's Bug Hunt is an American animated short film, released on June 22, 1935. It is a Looney Tunes cartoon, featuring Buddy, the second star of the series. It was supervised by Jack King; and musical direction was by Norman Spencer.<EOS>"
1155,133902,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Winfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Concorde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_%22The_Dragon%22_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Penner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jillian_McWhirter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Winfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Concorde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brendan_Broderick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Kerchner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bloodfist VII: Manhunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jonathan_Winfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kickboxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VII:_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bloodfist_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bloodfist VII: Manhunt is a 1995 American action film directed by Jonathan Winfrey and starring Don Wilson, Jillian McWhirter, Jonathan Penner, and Steven Williams. It was written by Brendan Broderick and Rob Kerchner.<EOS>"
1156,40991,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_B._Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loew's<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_B._Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loew's<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. and Mrs. North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_B._Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._North_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_parody_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. and Mrs. North is a 1942 American comedy mystery film directed by Robert B. Sinclair, starring Gracie Allen and William Post, Jr. as detectives Pam and Jerry North. The screenplay was based on a 1941 Broadway play by Owen Davis, which in turn was based ona series of mystery novels by Frances and Richard Lockridge. Pam North, a dizzy socialite, and her husband Jerry return home from a vacation to find a dead body in their apartment. All the suspects are close friends of the Norths, a fact that encourages Pam to gently interfere in the ongoing murder investigation conducted by Lt. Weigand (Paul Kelly).<EOS>"
1157,6567,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Pelissier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Monja Danischewsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Cummins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Watling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Pelissier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monja_Danischewsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monja_Danischewsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Meet Mr. Lucifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Lucifer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Pelissier<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Meet Mr. Lucifer (also known as Let's Put out the Light) is a 1953 black-and-white British comedy satire film directed by Anthony Pelisser starring Stanley Holloway, Peggy Cummins and Jack Watling. It is based on the 1951 play Beggar My Neighbour by Arnold Ridley. It opened on 26 November 1953 at the Haymarket Gaumont cinema in London. It was filmed at Ealing Studios, London, and is one of the Ealing comedies.A television set makes people act out of character, with visible encouragement from the Devil in human form.<EOS>"
1158,41661,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_David_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jennifer Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Suzanne Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary David Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dermot Mulroney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stockard Channing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Perkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_David_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_David_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_David_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Must Love Dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Must Love Dogs - Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Suzanne_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Craig_Armstrong_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_online_dating<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_David_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Must_Love_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Gary_David_Goldberg<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Must Love Dogs is a 2005 American romantic comedy film based on Claire Cook's 2002 novel of the same name. Starring Diane Lane and John Cusack, it is the second and final film to be written, produced, and directed by Gary David Goldberg and was produced on a budget of $30 million. The film focuses on a woman's struggle with divorce and meeting new people afterward.Production started on October 12, 2004, with a release date of July 29, 2005.  Critical opinion was mostly negative but indicated that the actors were not to blame. The film was also the final project ever to be produced by independent company Ubu Productions. Must Love Dogs took the fifth spot on its opening weekend and has grossed more than $58.4 million worldwide. The film was released on VHS and DVD on December 20, 2005, and then released on Warner Archive Blu-ray disc on November 26, 2024.<EOS>"
1159,137629,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hayes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Parade Releasing Organization<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beach_Dickerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hayes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beach_Dickerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hayes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shell Shock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_Campaign_of_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shell_Shock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Hayes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shell Shock, also known as 82nd Marines Attack, is a 1964 film B-movie directed and co-written by  John Hayes and produced by and starring Beach Dickerson.  The film takes place in Italy during World War II, and tells the story of a sergeant with his group of soldiers.<EOS>"
1160,19842,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Reliable Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reliable_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ridin' Thru<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliable_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Thru<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ridin' Thru is a 1934 American pre-Code Western film directed by Harry S. Webb and starring Tom Tyler, Ruth Hiatt and Lafe McKee.<EOS>"
1161,26397,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rob Bliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollaback!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shoshana Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollaback!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>10<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Women_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Viral_videos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_YouTube_videos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fourth-wave_feminism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:10_Hours_of_Walking_in_NYC_as_a_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sexual_harassment_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>10 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman is an October 2014 video created for Hollaback! by Rob Bliss Creative featuring 24-year-old actress Shoshana Roberts. The video shows Roberts walking through various neighborhoods of New York City, wearing jeans, a black crewneck T-shirt, with a hidden camera recording her from the front. The two-minute video includes selected footage from ten hours, showcasing what has been described as ""catcalls"" and street harassment of Roberts by men, reporting there were 108 such instances. The behaviors included people saying ""hello"" or ""good morning"", comments on Roberts' appearance, attempts to initiate conversation, angry remarks, and men following her for several minutes. As of September 2021, the video has received over 50 million views on YouTube.<EOS>"
1162,69309,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wallace_(Australian_comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phyllis Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wallace_(Australian_comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Harmony Row<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>comedy revue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Row_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_F._W._Thring<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Harmony Row is a 1933 Australian musical comedy directed by F. W. Thring and starring popular stage comedian George Wallace. It marked the film debut of Bill Kerr.<EOS>
1163,153813,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Williams_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Raposo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Sills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Didi Conn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claire Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Williams_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century-Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Wilk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Musical Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Raggedy Ann & Andy:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Hasbro_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sentient_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_birthdays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dolls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_siblings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joe_Raposo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raggedy_Ann_&_Andy:_A_Musical_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Raggedy_Ann<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure is a 1977 live-action/animated musical fantasy film loosely adapted from the 1924 novel Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees. It was directed by Richard Williams, produced by the Bobbs-Merrill Company, and released theatrically by 20th Century Fox. A 1941 short film had previously featured the Raggedy Ann and Andy characters created by Johnny Gruelle. The first feature-length animated musical comedy produced in the United States, the plot follows Raggedy Ann and Andy, who, along with other toys, live in the nursery of a little girl named Marcella. During Marcella's seventh birthday, Babette, from France, is introduced as the new doll from a large package. Meanwhile, the lecherous Captain Contagious kidnaps Babette in his pirate ship and escapes from the nursery. Ann and Andy must explore and find Babette in the Deep Deep Woods to save her.The film began development when producer Richard Horner chose the characters from a conversation surrounding promotions of children's products. The Bobbs-Merrill Company became its financer, and the film was a stage musical and a live-action television special before it was decided to become an animated film. Director Williams controlled most of production, which lasted for more than two years, budgeting to the cost of $4 million. As a result, the release date was pushed back for an extra three months of work. Joe Raposo contributed all of the music and songs for the film. The film's promotional campaign cost $2 million.Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure premiered on March 20, 1977, in nine major cities before it was generally released on April 1, 1977, in the United States. It received mixed reviews, with much of the praise going to the animation. Ever since its release, the film only gained a few home video releases and some television broadcasts. The film was adapted by the 1981 drama adaptation and the 1986 Broadway musical, Raggedy Ann. In recent years, it has developed a cult following for its songs and characters.<EOS>"
1164,60560,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Erica Milsom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Krissy Cababa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Warch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louis Gonzales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Asher Brodkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christiano Delgado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Madison Bandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Loop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_summer_camps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_autism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:SparkShorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Orton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loop_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Loop is a 2020 American animated drama short film directed and written by Erica Milsom with the story being written by Adam Burke, Matthias De Clercq and Milsom, produced by Pixar Animation Studios, and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It is the sixth short film in Pixar's SparkShorts program and focuses on a non-verbal autistic girl and a chatty boy, learning to understand each other. The short was released on Disney+ on January 10, 2020.<EOS>"
1165,83019,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Snafuperman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parody_superheroes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snafuperman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Private_Snafu<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Snafuperman is a 1944 animated short superhero comedy produced by Warner Bros. and directed by Friz Freleng. It is one of a series of black and white ""Private Snafu"" cartoons created for the Army-Navy Screen Magazine and shown only to American soldiers. The ""Private Snafu"" cartoons were not released commercially, until December 2010. The cartoon's title is a play on ""Superman"" and parodies the popular Superman cartoons of the 1940s.<EOS>"
1166,95832,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Leary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Jablin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeff Freilich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Manoogian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Rosser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kira Carstensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lisa C. Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Keith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Ragsdale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annabella_Sciorra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Mantegna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Leary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassidy_Rae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Farrah_Forke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Clay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tanya Pohlkotte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Leary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Jablin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Lampoon_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Favorite_Deadly_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Tyng<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>National Lampoon's Favorite Deadly Sins is a 1995 comedy TV-film. It is a trilogy of short episodes about the foundation of show business: Lust, Greed and Anger. It stars Andrew Clay, Denis Leary and Joe Mantegna. Lust was written by Leary's wife, Ann Lembeck. It is the directorial debut of Denis Leary. It was nominated for Best Casting for TV Nighttime Special: Artios award in Casting Society of America. The movie was shot in Los Angeles, California and New York City.  Denis Leary won Best Directing in Comedy CableACE Award for this film.<EOS>"
1167,82386,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Leiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Shooting Gallery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Piven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Lasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edie_Falco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Leiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Leiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Layin' Low<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Layin'_Low<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Danny_Leiner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Layin' Low is a 1996 film directed by Danny Leiner and stars Jeremy Piven, Louise Lasser and Edie Falco.<EOS>"
1168,167991,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Syndicate Film Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>W. Ray Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry S. Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Flora E. Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Perrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josef Swickard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eva Novak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._Ray_Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Flora_E._Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Krusada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Phantom of the Desert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_S._Webb<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Phantom of the Desert is a 1930 American pre-Code western film directed by Harry S. Webb and starring Jack Perrin, Eva Novak and Josef Swickard.<EOS>"
1169,164800,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Krish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Fennell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Neville_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Krish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Fennell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unearthly Stranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unearthly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Krish<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Unearthly Stranger (also known as Beyond the Stars) is a 1963 British black-and-white 'B' science fiction film directed by John Krish and starring John Neville, Philip Stone, Gabriella Licudi and Patrick Newell. It was written by Rex Carlton based on an idea by Jeffrey Stone. It was released in the UK by Independent Artists; its US release was in April 1964.<EOS>"
1170,30176,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ash R. Shah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Briana_Evigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Westwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackson_Rathbone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daveigh_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Lafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>S. Darko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1995<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Salt_Lake_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Independence_Day_(United_States)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_drama_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Darko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chris_Fisher<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>S. Darko, also known as S. Darko: A Donnie Darko Tale is a 2009 American science fiction thriller film directed by Chris Fisher and starring Daveigh Chase, Briana Evigan, and Ed Westwick. It is a sequel to the 2001 cult film Donnie Darko. It was made without involvement from the first film's writer and director, Richard Kelly.In Donnie Darko, the main character of the same name is a young man troubled by hallucinations of doomsday who ends up being killed by a mysterious falling jet engine. S. Darko is set seven years after  Donnie's death. His sister Samantha Darko is beset by sleepwalking, hallucinations and apparent time travel as she tries to unravel a small town's mysteries.<EOS>"
1171,168769,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_of_an_Assassin<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Collinson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_of_an_Assassin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_of_an_Assassin<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Collinson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_of_an_Assassin<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Target of an Assassin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_of_an_Assassin<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_of_an_Assassin<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_of_an_Assassin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_of_an_Assassin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_of_an_Assassin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_assassinations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_of_an_Assassin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_South_African_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_of_an_Assassin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_of_an_Assassin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_of_an_Assassin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Collinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Target_of_an_Assassin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Target of an Assassin is a 1977 South African thriller film directed by Peter Collinson and starring Anthony Quinn and John Phillip Law. It was completed in South Africa in 1976 as Tigers Don't Cry, but was not put into general American release for nearly nine years. Other alternate titles include African Rage, The Long Shot, and Fatal Assassin. Based on the novel Running Scared by Jon Burmeister.<EOS>"
1172,82838,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killing_of_an_Egg<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Driessen_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killing_of_an_Egg<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nico Crama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killing_of_an_Egg<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Driessen_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killing_of_an_Egg<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Killing of an Egg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killing_of_an_Egg<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netherlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killing_of_an_Egg<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Netherlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killing_of_an_Egg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killing_of_an_Egg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dutch_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killing_of_an_Egg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killing_of_an_Egg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killing_of_an_Egg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killing_of_an_Egg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dutch_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killing_of_an_Egg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Driessen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Killing of an Egg (Dutch title Ei om Zeep, literally ""Egg for Soap"") is an animated short directed by Paul Driessen and produced by Nico Crama in the Netherlands in 1977.<EOS>"
1173,73763,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerd_Oswald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Z._Arkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_H._Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Astin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bette_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ernest Borgnine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Cassidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Delaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerd_Oswald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Z._Arkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_H._Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Coslough_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Z._Cherry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bunny O'Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_old_age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_O'Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bunny O'Hare is a 1971 American comedy film directed by Gerd Oswald, starring Bette Davis and Ernest Borgnine. The screenplay by Coslough Johnson and Stanley Z. The film focuses on a pair of senior citizens who, disguised as hippies, engage in a crime spree.<EOS>"
1174,1644,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Israelite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Haim Saban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marty Bowen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wyck Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Casentini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bryan Cranston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Hader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Becky G<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dacre Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Naomi Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>RJ Cyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ludi Lin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Power Rangers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Power Rangers: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reboot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saban_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dean_Israelite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Wyck_Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2017<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Power_Rangers_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mecha_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Haim_Saban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_autism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_Rangers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Gatins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Power Rangers (or Saban's Power Rangers) is a 2017 American superhero film based on the franchise of the same name. It was directed by Dean Israelite from a screenplay by John Gatins and a story conceived by the writing teams of Matt Sazama and Burk Sharpless, and Michele and Kieran Mulroney. It is the third installment in the Power Rangers film series, and is a reboot that loosely adapts ""Day of the Dumpster"", the pilot episode of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. The film features the main characters of the television series with a new cast, starring Dacre Montgomery, Naomi Scott, RJ Cyler, Becky G, Ludi Lin, Bill Hader, Bryan Cranston, and Elizabeth Banks. The film follows a group of teenagers who gain newfound powers, and must use them to protect Earth from an ancient reawakened threat. Franchise creator Haim Saban returned to produce the film under his investment firm.Power Rangers premiered in Berlin, Germany on March 17, 2017, and was released in the United States on March 24 by Lionsgate Films. The film received mixed reviews from critics. Despite being the highest grossing Power Rangers film, it underperformed at the box office, with the total gross of $142.5 million worldwide against a budget between $100‒105 million. The film was intended to launch a film series with multiple sequels, but all plans were cancelled due to its commercial failure, leading Saban to sell the franchise rights to Hasbro. Another reboot was in development, but due to Hasbro ending its partnership with Netflix in 2024, plans for a reboot were scrapped. However, just a year later, Hasbro would announce that another reboot is in development as a television series with 20th Television.<EOS>"
1175,81599,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gilbert Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vaughan N. Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Shiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Rolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hordern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Kimbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_White_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girls at Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Ian_Hay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_at_Sea_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurie_Johnson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Girls At Sea is a 1958 British comedy film directed by Gilbert Gunn and starring Guy Rolfe, Ronald Shiner, Alan White, Michael Hordern and Anne Kimbell. It was based on the 1930 play The Middle Watch by Ian Hay and Stephen King-Hall, previously filmed as The Middle Watch in 1930 and under the same title in 1940.<EOS>"
1176,72038,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Schneider_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>The Konigsberg/Sanitsky Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Schneider_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Percy_Adlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Eliason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Baby Cakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Schneider_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romance_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Cakes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Baby Cakes is a 1989 American romantic comedy-drama television film directed by Paul Schneider, written by Joyce Eliason, and starring Ricki Lake and Craig Sheffer. It is a remake of the 1985 German film Sugarbaby and aired on CBS on Valentine's Day, February 14, 1989.The film inspired the 2004 song of the same name by the UK Garage act 3 of a Kind.<EOS>"
1177,165768,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adolph Zukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gus Wickie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bradley Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mae Questel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adolph_Zukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Izzy_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Popeye Meets Sindbad the Sailor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_giants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dragons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fairy_tale_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Popeye_the_Sailor_theatrical_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Sinbad_the_Sailor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_the_Sailor_Meets_Sindbad_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Roc_(mythology)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor is a 1936 two-reel animated cartoon short subject in the Popeye Color Specials series, produced in Technicolor and released to theatres on November 27, 1936, by Paramount Pictures. It was produced by Max Fleischer for Fleischer Studios and directed by Dave Fleischer, with the title song's music composed by Sammy Timberg and lyrics written by Bob Rothberg. The voice cast includes Jack Mercer as Popeye, Gus Wickie as Sindbad the Sailor, Mae Questel as Olive Oyl and Lou Fleischer as J. Wellington Wimpy.In 2004, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
1178,99640,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>North of Nome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Nome_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Nigh<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>North of Nome is a 1936 American drama film directed by William Nigh and starring Jack Holt, Evelyn Venable and Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams.<EOS>"
1179,110574,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Steven Spielberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joseph Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jeannot Szwarc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joe Alves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard D. Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rupert Hitzig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Landsburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lorraine Gary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Dreyfuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roy Scheider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mario Van Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bess Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Murray Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lance Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louis Gossett Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon MacCorkindale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Collin Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joseph Mascolo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Spielberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeannot_Szwarc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Alves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_D._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Landsburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Hitzig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guerdon_Trueblood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Sackler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Gottlieb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Benchley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_de_Guzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jaws<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_film_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jaws_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Peter_Benchley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_1975<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jaws is an American media franchise series that started with the 1975 film of the same name that expanded into three sequels, a theme park ride, and other tie-in merchandise, based on a 1974 novel Jaws. The main subject of the saga is a great white shark and its attacks on people in specific areas of the United States and The Bahamas. The Brody family is featured in all of the films as the primary antithesis to the shark. The 1975 film was based on the novel written by Peter Benchley, which itself was inspired by the Jersey Shore shark attacks of 1916. Benchley adapted his novel, along with help from Carl Gottlieb and Howard Sackler, into the film, which was directed by Steven Spielberg. Although Gottlieb went on to pen two of the three sequels, neither Benchley nor Spielberg returned to the film series in any capacity.The first film was regarded as a watershed film in motion picture history; it became the father of the summer blockbuster movies and one of the first ""high-concept"" films. The film is also known for the introduction of John Williams' famous theme music, which was a simple alternating pattern of the E and F notes of a piano. Williams' musical score won an Academy Award. The film won two other Academy Awards, and was nominated for Best Picture.The success of Jaws led to three sequels, and the four films together have earned over US$800 million worldwide in box office gross. The franchise has also inspired the release of various soundtrack albums, additional novelizations based on the sequels, trading cards, theme park rides at Universal Studios Florida and Universal Studios Japan, multiple video games, and a musical that premiered in 2004. Although the first film was popular with critics when it was originally released, critical and commercial reception went downhill with each sequel. This reception has spread to the merchandise, with video games seen as poor imitations of the original concept. Nevertheless, the original 1975 film has generally been regarded as one of the greatest films ever, and frequently appears in the top 100 of various American Film Institute rankings.Benchley would come to regret that he ever wrote the original book, however, considering it encouraged a widespread public fear of sharks. As such, he spent most of his life promoting the cause of ocean conservation.<EOS>"
1180,3506,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pen Densham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Barton_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Costner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christian Slater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Rickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morgan Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Reynolds_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pen_Densham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Watson_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Barton_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pen_Densham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Watson_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cumbria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Buckinghamshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_East_Sussex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wiltshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Richard_I_of_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robin_Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_12th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crusades_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Kamen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Morgan_Creek_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Jerusalem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood:_Prince_of_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Northumberland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves is a 1991 American action adventure film based on the English folk tale of Robin Hood and loosely set in the 12th century. Directed by Kevin Reynolds and written by Pen Densham and John Watson, the film stars Kevin Costner as Robin Hood, Morgan Freeman as Azeem, Christian Slater as Will Scarlett, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio as Marian, and Alan Rickman as the Sheriff of Nottingham.The film received mixed reviews from critics. It was a box office success, grossing $390.5 million worldwide, making it the second-highest-grossing film of 1991. Rickman received the BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for his performance as George, Sheriff of Nottingham. The theme song ""(Everything I Do) I Do It for You"" by Bryan Adams was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song, and it won the Grammy Award for Best Song Written for Visual Media.<EOS>"
1181,98006,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Hubert Cornfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas F. Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hamilton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome_Jens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mercedes_McCambridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angel Baby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Baby_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Wendkos<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Angel Baby is a 1961 American drama film directed by Paul Wendkos and starring Salome Jens, George Hamilton and Mercedes McCambridge. It was Burt Reynolds's film debut.Wendkos called it ""one of my favorite pictures,  because I had a theme"".The song, ""Jenny Angel"", sung by George Hamilton, is played during the closing credits of the film.<EOS>"
1182,25570,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_Dubois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raedon_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barrie_Saint_Clair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Chadwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Siebert_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_Dubois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raedon_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barrie_Saint_Clair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Payne_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Evil Below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States/South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Bahamas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underwater_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_hunt_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Evil_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Evil Below is a 1989 horror film directed by and starring Wayne Crawford and co-starring June Chadwick and Ted Le Plat. The film centers on Max Cash, an adventurer who goes hunting for treasure on a cursed shipwreck. It is one of many underwater-themed movies released around 1989, including The Abyss, Leviathan, DeepStar Six, Lords of the Deep, and The Rift (Endless Descent).<EOS>"
1183,94040,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lloyd A. Simandl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>North American Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>York Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lloyd A. Simandl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Bergin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Outerbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Crewson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Rohl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Escape Velocity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Czech Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_Velocity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Escape Velocity is a 1999 Canadian thriller film, directed by Lloyd A. Simandl.<EOS>"
1184,67536,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joan Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concorde_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Alden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Streetwalkin'<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>US<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwalkin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joan_Freeman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Streetwalkin' is a 1985 American thriller film starring Melissa Leo in her film debut. It was an early film from Concorde Pictures.A remake was made in 1991 called Uncaged starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan. This movie is a virtual scene for scene remake of ""Streetwalkin' and it also includes some of the cast from the original one.<EOS>"
1185,24416,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inadmissible_Evidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inadmissible_Evidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inadmissible_Evidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Kinnoch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inadmissible_Evidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Inadmissible Evidence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inadmissible_Evidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inadmissible_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inadmissible_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inadmissible_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inadmissible_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inadmissible_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inadmissible_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inadmissible_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inadmissible_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inadmissible_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_John_Osborne<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Inadmissible Evidence is a 1968 British drama film directed by Anthony Page and starring Nicol Williamson and Jill Bennett. John Osborne wrote the screenplay, adapting his own 1964 play Inadmissible Evidence. The film portrays the collapse of an angry but sad man who cannot maintain decent standards in his life and antagonises everybody. As with other Osborne plays, it is possible to see his descent as representative of his class, culture and nation.<EOS>"
1186,160193,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Eyres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Eyres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John A. Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Zafar Malik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Chang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lloyd Simandl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Smith_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_James_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thom Schioler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Rogers_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melissa J. Conroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen M.D. Chang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Slow Burn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Burn_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Slow Burn is a 1989 film directed by John Eyres and starring Ivan Rogers,  William Smith, Anthony James and Stephen M.D. Chang. A veteran cop's partner is killed by a Mafia hitman, and he goes after him. Also on the trail of the hitman is a rookie cop who has his own personal reasons for pursuing him.<EOS>"
1187,5845,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scotland Yard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_L._Balderston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotland_Yard_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scotland Yard is a 1941 American crime drama film directed by Norman Foster and starring Nancy Kelly, Edmund Gwenn and John Loder about a fugitive whose visage has been altered with plastic surgery. It is also known by the alternative title Uncensored. It is a remake of the 1930 film of the same title, which was in turn based on a 1929 play Scotland Yard by Denison Clift. The film's sets were designed by the art directors Lewis Creber and Richard Day.<EOS>"
1188,159712,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Kellino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gaumont British Picture Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wallace Bosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gladys_Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hawthorne_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simeon_Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Kellino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alicia_Ramsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rob Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_W._P._Kellino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Walter_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Roy_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Rob_Roy_MacGregor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rob Roy is a 1922 British silent historical film directed by W. P. Kellino and starring David Hawthorne, Gladys Jennings and Simeon Stuart. It depicts the life of the early 18th century outlaw Rob Roy MacGregor.<EOS>"
1189,78819,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ian La Frenais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Valerie Perrine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ringo Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brenda Vaccaro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Clapton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leonard Rossiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_La_Frenais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Water<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Caribbean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_water<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HandMade_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dick_Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ian_La_Frenais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Saint_Lucia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dick_Clement<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Water is a 1985 British comedy film directed by Dick Clement and starring Michael Caine. It was scripted by Clement and Ian La Frenais. The plot spoofs elements of the comedies Carlton-Browne of the F.O. (1958) and Passport to Pimlico (1948) and the then-recent invasions of the Falkland Islands and Grenada. Caine plays Baxter Thwaites, a Governor who has 'gone native' (similar to his role in The Honorary Consul), and Billy Connolly as local biracial activist Delgado, supported by the last performance of Leonard Rossiter, as Sir Malcolm Leveridge, and one of the last performances of Fulton Mackay.<EOS>"
1190,16375,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ang_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Avi Arad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Schamus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gale Anne Hurd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nick Nolte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Connelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Bana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ang_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gale_Anne_Hurd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Schamus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avi_Arad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Schamus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Turman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hulk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hulk: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_2000s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Uxoricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Schamus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1984<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gale_Anne_Hurd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_China<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_James_Schamus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ang_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1966<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2003<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_genetic_engineering<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_motion_capture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Turman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_diseases<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superhero_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_Marvel_Comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Avi_Arad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Radiation_health_effects_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hulk_(comics)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hulk_(film)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hulk (also known as The Hulk) is a 2003 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name, created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Produced by Universal Pictures in association with Marvel Enterprises, Valhalla Motion Pictures, and Good Machine, and distributed by Universal, it was directed by Ang Lee and written by John Turman, James Schamus, and Michael France, from a story conceived by Schamus. The film stars Eric Bana as Bruce Banner and Hulk, alongside Jennifer Connelly, Sam Elliott, Josh Lucas, and Nick Nolte. The film explores Bruce Banner's origins. After a lab accident involving gamma radiation, he transforms into a giant green-skinned humanoid with superhuman strength known as the Hulk whenever stressed or emotionally provoked. The United States military pursues him, and he clashes with his biological father, who has dark plans for his son.Development started in 1990. At one time, Joe Johnston and then Jonathan Hensleigh were to direct. Hensleigh, John Turman, Michael France, Zak Penn, J. J. Abrams, Michael Tolkin, David Hayter, and Scott Alexander & Larry Karaszewski wrote more scripts before Ang Lee and James Schamus's involvement. The project was filmed primarily in California from March to August 2002, mainly in the San Francisco Bay Area.Hulk was released by Universal Pictures on June 20, 2003. The film grossed $245.4 million worldwide and received mixed reviews upon release, with reviewers praising the cast's performances and Lee's directing but criticising the slow pace and length. It has since received retrospective praise for its departure from conventional comic book film tropes. A planned sequel which would have been released in May 2005 was repurposed as a reboot titled The Incredible Hulk and released on June 13, 2008, as the second film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.<EOS>"
1191,149878,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dentistry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Dentist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy the Dentist is a 1934 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Ben Hardaway. The short was released on December 15, 1934, and stars Buddy, the second star of the series.<EOS>"
1192,79991,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Bowie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Coates_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Squeeze_(band)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Hammond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Cornwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Hardcastle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Ashcroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_T._Murakami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kadokawa_Daiei_Studio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_J._Friedman_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Coates_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Briggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When the Wind Blows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_military_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_World_War_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jimmy_T._Murakami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adult_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Annecy_Cristal_for_a_Feature_Film_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sussex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Wind_Blows_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_speculative_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>When the Wind Blows is a 1986 British adult animated disaster film directed by Jimmy Murakami based on Raymond Briggs' graphic novel of the same name. The film stars the voices of John Mills and Peggy Ashcroft as the two main characters and was scored by Roger Waters. The film recounts a rural English couple's attempt to survive a nearby nuclear attack and maintain a sense of normality in the subsequent fallout and nuclear winter.<EOS>
1193,31471,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hoffberg Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Argyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Watling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Kirkwood_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Argyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Evans_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Once a Sinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_a_Sinner_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Station_Road_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Once a Sinner is a 1950 British drama film directed by Lewis Gilbert and starring Pat Kirkwood, Jack Watling and Joy Shelton. It was written by David Evans.<EOS>"
1194,103825,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Steven Bosko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Wayne Alan Harold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lurid Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Toby_Radloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Alan_Harold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Alan_Harold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Killer Nerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Nerd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parodies_of_horror<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Killer Nerd is a 1991 comedy horror film. It was directed by Mark Steven Bosko and Wayne Alan Harold and stars Toby Radloff in his first film.The film's protagonist is a lonely nerd who has an unrequited love for a female co-worker. Within a few days, he is rejected by his love interest, he gets bullied by both a male co-worker and two acquaintances who work as drug dealers, he is fooled by two new female acquaintances, and he is re-acquainted with his abusive mother. The nerd eventually snaps and goes on a killing spree, targeting all his enemies.<EOS>"
1195,12482,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Relph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Relph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Rose_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Davy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Davy is a 1958 British comedy-drama film directed by Michael Relph and starring Harry Secombe, Alexander Knox and Ron Randell. It was written by WIlliam Rose. It was the last comedy to be made by Ealing Studios and was the first British film in Technirama. Davy was intended to launch the solo career of Harry Secombe, who was already a popular British radio personality on The Goon Show, but it was only moderately successful.Secombe said it ""was to be my big chance to score a success in films, something I had longed to do ever since I started in the business. My previous attempts at becoming a film star were pretty poor to put it mildly.""<EOS>"
1196,108694,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_International_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Britt Ekland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Magee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Herbert Lom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_psychiatric_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fratricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Uxoricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dissociative_identity_disorder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Voodoo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Douglas_Gamley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amicus_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Bloch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Asylum_(1972_horror_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Robert_Bloch<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Asylum (U.S. title: House of Crazies) is a 1972 British anthology horror film made by Amicus Productions. The film was directed by Roy Ward Baker and produced by Milton Subotsky. Robert Bloch wrote the script, adapting four of his own short stories.Baker had considerable experience as a director of horror films, having made Quatermass and the Pit and Scars of Dracula. Bloch had written the novel Psycho, on which the film directed by Alfred Hitchcock was based.The film was shot in April 1972; it premièred in the UK on 6 July 1972, and in North America on 17 November 1972.<EOS>"
1197,64079,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynne_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Gwynne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirby_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Oliver_Curwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lang_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Call of the Klondike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Northern_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_Oliver_Curwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Corporal_Rod_Webb_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_Klondike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Call of the Klondike is a 1950 American Northern film directed by Frank McDonald and starring Kirby Grant, Anne Gwynne, and Lynne Roberts. The film was the fourth in the series of ten films featuring Kirby Grant as a Canadian Mountie.<EOS>"
1198,39093,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Eldridge_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Lodge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_More<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Donald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Eldridge_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Shaughnessy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brandy for the Parson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandy_for_the_Parson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Eldridge<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Brandy for the Parson is a 1952 British comedy film directed by John Eldridge and starring Kenneth More, Charles Hawtrey, James Donald and Jean Lodge. It was written by Walter Meade, John Dighton and Alfred Shaughnessy based on a short story by Geoffrey Household from Tales of Adventurers (1952). The title is a reference to the refrain of the poem ""A Smuggler's Song"" by Rudyard Kipling.<EOS>"
1199,15904,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._M._Pennington-Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Astor Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hazel_Court<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Dawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._M._Pennington-Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astor_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hour_of_Decision_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_C._M._Pennington-Richards<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hour of Decision is a 1957 British mystery film directed by C. M. Pennington-Richards and starring Jeff Morrow, Hazel Court and Anthony Dawson. It was written by Norman Hudis based on the 1954 novel Murder in Mayfair by Frederic Goldsmith.<EOS>"
1200,44822,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Smight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBCUniversal_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Frye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Janssen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phyllis_Thaxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Farentino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_kidnapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Movie_of_the_Week<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Longest_Night_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Smight<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Longest Night is a 1972 American made-for-television drama film written by Merwin Gerard and directed by Jack Smight. This movie was originally shown as an ABC Movie of the Week on September 12, 1972. It is based on the 1968 Barbara Mackle kidnapping by Gary Steven Krist.<EOS>"
1201,83720,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Years_in_the_Making:_The_Magic_Music_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Aronsohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Years_in_the_Making:_The_Magic_Music_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fleur Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Years_in_the_Making:_The_Magic_Music_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Aronsohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Years_in_the_Making:_The_Magic_Music_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>40<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Years_in_the_Making:_The_Magic_Music_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Years_in_the_Making:_The_Magic_Music_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Years_in_the_Making:_The_Magic_Music_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Years_in_the_Making:_The_Magic_Music_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Years_in_the_Making:_The_Magic_Music_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Years_in_the_Making:_The_Magic_Music_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Years_in_the_Making:_The_Magic_Music_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_folk_music<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>40 Years in the Making: The Magic Music Movie is a 2017 American documentary film written and directed by comedy writer Lee Aronsohn about Magic Music, a folk music band that broke up in 1975 before ever releasing a record. They were big in Boulder, Colorado, where Aronsohn attended University of Colorado Boulder. After Aronsohn's retirement from The Big Bang Theory, Aronsohn decided to make the documentary about the band and try to get them to reunite to play one more show.40 Years in the Making: The Magic Music Movie had its world premiere at the Woodstock Film Festival in 2017. It also appeared at the Napa Valley Film Festival in 2017, and the Boulder International Film Festival, The Richmond Film Festival, the Intendence Film Festival, and others in 2018. It made its theatrical debut at the Village East in New York City on August 3, 2018.<EOS>"
1202,164830,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tom DeNucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Hewitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Gere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Muldoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Asner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brooke Langton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saving Christmas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Christmas_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Saving Christmas is a Christmas comedy-drama film about a middle school student who decides to prove that Santa Claus is real.  Directed and co-written by Tom DeNucci, it stars Ed Asner, Brooke Langton, and Patrick Muldoon.  It was released direct-to-video on November 21, 2017.<EOS>"
1203,57065,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wolf Schmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Winfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Roundtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pam Grier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ron O'Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Isabel Sanford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Original Gangstas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gang_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Original_Gangstas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Cohen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Original Gangstas is a 1996 action-gangster film filmed and set in urban Gary, Indiana starring Blaxploitation film stars such as Fred Williamson, Pam Grier, Jim Brown, Richard Roundtree, and Ron O'Neal. It is the final film directed by Larry Cohen before his death in 2019, though he continued to write screenplays through 2010.The film details the deteriorating state of an impoverished Gary neighborhood terrorized by a street gang called the Rebels. When the gang murders a local boy, it prompts the emergence of several individuals who grew up in the neighborhood: the original members of the Rebels.<EOS>"
1204,162390,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Catherine Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Erina Rayner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Moir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joanne_Samuel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Kowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Genevieve_Picot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Sewell_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Long Way Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Chris_Neal_(songwriter)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Long Way Home is a 1985 Australian film about two Vietnam veterans.<EOS>
1205,102037,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Umbrella Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinevista<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Radclyffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Bean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tilda_Swinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Terry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Radclyffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suso_Cecchi_d'Amico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Caravaggio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1610s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1600s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_painters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Italian_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Suso_Cecchi_d'Amico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1590s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Derek_Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_17th-century_painters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caravaggio_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Caravaggio<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Caravaggio is a 1986 British historical drama film directed by Derek Jarman. The film is a fictionalised retelling of the life of Baroque painter Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio.<EOS>
1206,24169,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Wentworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tex Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Look Now<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Now_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tex_Avery<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Look Now is a 1936 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short film directed by Tex Avery. The short was released on November 7, 1936.The film depicts a rivalry between the god Cupid and the demon Satan during Valentine's Day.<EOS>"
1207,170660,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Green_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lippert Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor Hanbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phyllis_Kirk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bentley_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glyn_Houston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_White_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Green_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Hanbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Rienits<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>River Beat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eros_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Green<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>River Beat is a 1954 British second feature noir crime film directed by Guy Green and starring John Bentley, Phyllis Kirk and Leonard White. It was written by Rex Rientis and distributed in the United States by Lippert Pictures.<EOS>"
1208,17198,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lou L. Ostrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecilia_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fay_Holden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carey_Wilson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aurania_Rouverol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Judge Hardy and Son<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_old_age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Hardy_and_Son<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_B._Seitz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Judge Hardy and Son (1939) is the 8th film, of 16, in the Andy Hardy series. It is the last MGM film in the 1930s.<EOS>"
1209,84667,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Aaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>American Cinema Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Belkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meg_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Donat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerie_Curtin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Perry_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Aaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Different Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexuality-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Michael_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Embassy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Aaron<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Different Story is a 1978 American film directed by Paul Aaron and starring Meg Foster and Perry King. Set in Los Angeles, it tells the story of a gay man (King) and a lesbian (Foster) who become temporary housemates but end up falling in love with each other.<EOS>"
1210,80236,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hedy_Lamarr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Pidgeon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Gordon_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Cargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bronisław_Kaper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1910<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>White Cargo is a 1942 American drama film starring Hedy Lamarr and Walter Pidgeon, and directed by Richard Thorpe. Released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, it is based on the 1923 London and Broadway hit play by Leon Gordon, which was in turn adapted from the 1912 novel Hell's Playground by Ida Vera Simonton. The play had already been made into a British part-talkie, also titled White Cargo, with Maurice Evans in 1930. The 1942 film, unlike the play, begins in what was then the present-day, before unfolding in flashback.<EOS>"
1211,136021,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julien_Temple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sony Home Video, EMI/Picture Music International, Pioneer Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lana Topham & Paul Flattery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Bowie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louise Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julien_Temple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Bowie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Johnson_(dramatist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jazzin' for Blue Jean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:David_Bowie_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grammy_Award_for_Best_Short_Form_Music_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazzin'_for_Blue_Jean<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Music_videos_directed_by_Julien_Temple<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Jazzin' for Blue Jean is a 21-minute short film featuring David Bowie and directed by Julien Temple. It was created to promote Bowie's single ""Blue Jean"" in 1984 and released as a video single.The film won the 1985 Grammy Award for ""Best Video, Short Form"" (later renamed ""Best Music Video""), which proved to be Bowie's only competitive Grammy Award during his lifetime.<EOS>"
1212,165725,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lance Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moira_Redmond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pit of Darkness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lance_Comfort<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pit of Darkness is a 1961 British thriller second feature ('B') film, directed and written by Lance Comfort and starring William Franklyn and Moira Redmond. It is based  on the 1960 novel To Dusty Death by Hugh McCutcheon.The film is an amnesia thriller dealing with a man's attempts to piece together a sequence of strange events in which he seems to have been involved during the time of which he has no memory,<EOS>"
1213,92965,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Mann__Michael_Mann__1<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Gibson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Branko Lustig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Canaan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christine A. Sacani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ann Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Johnny Lattanzio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rose Schacht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_J._Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Treat_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miguel_Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benicio_del_Toro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Bauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_T._Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Gibson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_Mexican_drug_cartels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Primetime_Emmy_Award_for_Outstanding_Miniseries_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Primetime_Emmy_Award-winning_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_television_miniseries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_about_organized_crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drug_Wars:_The_Camarena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Gibson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Drug Wars: The Camarena Story is a 1990 American crime drama television miniseries based on the life of Enrique 'Kiki' Camarena, an undercover DEA who was abducted and killed by the Guadalajara Cartel in 1985. The series is directed by Brian Gibson and stars Steven Bauer in the titular role and Benicio del Toro as cartel leader Rafael Caro Quintero, alongside Elizabeth Peña, Miguel Ferrer, Treat Williams and Craig T. Nelson. The teleplay is based on Elaine Shannon’s non-fiction book Desperados and the Time magazine article of the same name. Filmmaker Michael Mann served as an executive producer, as well as co-writing one of the episodes.The series originally aired in three installments on NBC, on January 7–9, 1990. It was the second most watched NBC mini-series of the year following The Kennedys, and was generally well-received by critics. It won Outstanding Miniseries at the 42nd Primetime Emmy Awards, and Steven Bauer was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Miniseries or Television Film. A follow-up television film, Drug Wars: The Cocaine Cartel, aired in 1992.<EOS>"
1214,23717,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Spink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallmark_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Spink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallmark_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Voyage of the Unicorn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_classical_mythology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Unicorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sonar_Entertainment_miniseries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Voyage of the Unicorn is a 2001 television film directed by Philip Spink and starring Beau Bridges, Chantal Conlin and Heather McEwen. The film is based on James C. Christensen's book Voyage of the Basset.<EOS>"
1215,42486,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter C. Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Wife's Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Wife's Family is a 1941 British domestic comedy film directed by Walter C. Mycroft and starring Charles Clapham, John Warwick, David Tomlinson and Patricia Roc.The film is notable as one of five film versions based on the popular stage farce of the same name by Fred Duprez. There was a previous British version in 1931; a Swedish version Mother-in-Law's Coming, in 1932; a 1933 Finnish film Voi meitä! Anoppi tulee; and a British remake in 1956.<EOS>"
1216,36497,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_La_Marre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Rattner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jean-Claude La Marre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Swain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Doug Schwab<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt R. Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian ""Skinny B."" Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jesse H. Rivard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kim Percival<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lila Aviv<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Liz La Marre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monica_Calhoun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacey_Dash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marie_Matiko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lil'_Kim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:LisaRaye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chrystale Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_La_Marre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_La_Marre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_La_Marre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gang of Roses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean-Claude_La_Marre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_of_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Gang of Roses is a 2003 Western action drama film written and directed by Jean-Claude La Marre. It starred Monica Calhoun, Lil' Kim, LisaRaye, Charity Hill, Bobby Brown, Stacey Dash and Marie Matiko. The movie took just 18 days to film.The film followed by a sequel, Gang of Roses II: Next Generation (2012).<EOS>"
1217,159077,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Bryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Findlay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alastair_Sim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Duprez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norah Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Bryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Ruskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Markey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Fairlie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Big Noise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Noise_(1936_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alex_Bryce<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Big Noise is a 1936 British musical comedy film directed by Alex Bryce and starring Alastair Sim, Norah Howard and Fred Duprez. The film was a quota quickie made at Wembley Studios by the Hollywood studio Fox's British subsidiary.<EOS>"
1218,69294,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hare Trigger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yosemite_Sam_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hare Trigger is a 1945 Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The cartoon was released on May 5, 1945, and features Bugs Bunny. The short featured the first appearance of Yosemite Sam, as well as the first short to credit (almost) the whole animation staff who worked on the short (previously, shorts credited the director, one animator, writer, musical director and sometimes the voice actor).This short is also the first to use the shortened version of ""Merrily We Roll Along"" that played from 1945 to 1955. The title is a play on ""hair trigger"", referring to any weapon or other device with a sensitive trigger.<EOS>"
1219,139399,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Loeb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Buchman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Gamble with Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Gamble_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dudley_Murphy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Gamble with Love is a 1936 American drama film directed by Dudley Murphy and starring Ann Sothern, Bruce Cabot and Irving Pichel.<EOS>"
1220,160050,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shady_Lady_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Waggner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shady_Lady_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Coburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shady_Lady_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Paige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shady_Lady_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Waggner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shady_Lady_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curt_Siodmak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shady_Lady_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shady Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shady_Lady_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shady_Lady_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shady_Lady_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shady_Lady_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shady_Lady_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shady_Lady_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shady_Lady_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shady_Lady_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Waggner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shady Lady is a 1945 American romantic comedy film directed by George Waggner and starring Charles Coburn, Robert Paige, and Ginny Simms. Waggner originally offered Susanna Foster a starring role which she refused. Ginny Simms sings floor show songs ""Cuddle Up a Little Closer"", ""In Love With Love"" and ""Xango"".The choreography is by Lester Horton.<EOS>"
1221,135730,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lowell_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Romm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gregory_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Prima<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keely_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hey Boy! Hey Girl!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Lowell_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hey_Boy!_Hey_Girl!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hey Boy! Hey Girl! is a 1959 American musical film directed by David Lowell Rich. It stars Louis Prima and Keely Smith.<EOS>
1222,136985,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_J._Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Manuel Rojas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Montoro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Schroeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Sue_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_McShane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Railsback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Sue_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_J._Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Montoro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Sue_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Sue_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliza_Moorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Torchlight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torchlight_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cocaine<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Torchlight is an American 1985 film directed by Thomas J. Wright and starring Pamela Sue Martin.<EOS>
1223,139431,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chubby_Checker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lang_Jeffries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vic_Dana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Chandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_E._Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Knock the Twist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Knock The Twist Original Sound Track Recording<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Twist_(dance)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Knock the Twist is a 1962 comedy musical film starring Lang Jeffries, directed by Oscar Rudolph and produced by Sam Katzman for release by Columbia Pictures. It is a sequel to the 1961 film Twist Around the Clock, featuring musical artists including Chubby Checker.<EOS>"
1224,58745,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Herman-Wurmfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jennifer Simpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Nicksay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc E. Platt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonina_Armato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dann_Huff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Timothy James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Patterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anita Camarata<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Traxler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kaylin Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nic Jodoin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Coolidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Luke Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce McGill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reese Witherspoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Regina King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Newhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Herman-Wurmfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_E._Platt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Red, White & Blonde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Legally Blonde 2:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Red, White & Blonde –<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_and_blues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Illinois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lawyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animal_rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Salt_Lake_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rolfe_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Marc_E._Platt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_government<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Reese_Witherspoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Legal_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Legally_Blonde_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blond_hair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legally_Blonde_2:_Red,_White_&_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Herman-Wurmfeld<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde (also referred to simply as Legally Blonde 2) is a 2003 American comedy film directed by Charles Herman-Wurmfeld and written by Kate Kondell. It is a sequel to the 2001 film Legally Blonde and the second installment in the Legally Blonde franchise. It stars Reese Witherspoon, alongside an ensemble cast featuring Sally Field, Regina King, Jennifer Coolidge, Bruce McGill, Dana Ivey, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Bob Newhart, Luke Wilson, and Bruce Thomas, with Coolidge, Wilson, and Thomas also reprising their roles from the first film.Although the story is set in Washington, D.C., the film was shot in the offices at the Delta Center and the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City, Utah, and the Illinois State Capitol in Springfield, Illinois. The aerial views of Washington buildings were scale models built by the crew.The film opened on July 2, 2003 to generally negative reviews from critics, though it was a box office success, grossing $125 million worldwide. It was followed by a direct-to-video spin-off, Legally Blondes, released in 2009, while a direct sequel is in development.<EOS>"
1225,48735,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mascot Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mascot_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pride of the Legion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mascot_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Pride of the Legion is a 1932 American pre-Code crime film directed by Ford Beebe and starring Victor Jory, Barbara Kent and Sally Blane.<EOS>"
1226,23834,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Coleman_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lisa M. Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Cassel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Parillaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Famke_Janssen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Coleman Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emily_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Kilmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Coleman_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Coleman_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dead Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CineTel_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dead Girl is an American film written and directed by Adam Coleman Howard, who costars with Anne Parillaud. The cast also includes Teri Hatcher and Val Kilmer.<EOS>"
1227,122655,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Birt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Birt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Interrupted Journey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Devon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Interrupted_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Birt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Interrupted Journey is a 1949 British thriller film directed by Daniel Birt and starring Valerie Hobson, Richard Todd, Christine Norden and Tom Walls. It was written by Michael Pertwee.<EOS>"
1228,69783,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jason Hull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ITN Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A.J. Leslie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darin Foltz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Dorth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>A.J. Leslie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melantha Blackthorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Ferm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>R.A. Mihailoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Christmas_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_European_myths_and_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Erie,_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krampus:_The_Devil_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krampus_in_film<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Krampus: The Devil Returns (also known as Krampus 2: The Devil Returns) is a 2016 American horror film that was written and directed by Jason Hull. The film is a sequel to the 2013 film from Hull titled Krampus: The Christmas Devil and stars A.J. Leslie, Melantha Blackthorn, R.A. Mihailoff and Paul Ferm. The film was produced under the Snow Dog Studio banner and distributed worldwide by ITN Distribution with a release date of October 4, 2016.<EOS>"
1229,66651,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Christian_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinema Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cineplex-Odeon Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donogh_Rees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Tarrant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Christian_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Christian_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Starship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Starship, also known as Lorca and the Outlaws, and 2084, is a 1984 science fiction film directed by Roger Christian from a screenplay by Christian and Matthew Jacobs, and starring John Tarrant, Deep Roy, Donogh Rees, and Cassandra Webb. The music for the film was written by Tony Banks of Genesis.<EOS>"
1230,41019,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_Swimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Klein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_Swimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Klein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Thaddeus_Vane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jukebox_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ron_Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_and_television_featuring_Greyhound_racing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Brown,_You've_Got_a_Lovely_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Greyhound_racing_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter is a 1968 British musical comedy film directed by Saul Swimmer and starring Peter Noone. The film showcases the British rock band Herman's Hermits, and is their second and final feature film, following Hold On! in 1966. The group sings nine songs including the title track and the romantic hit song ""There's a Kind of Hush"".<EOS>"
1231,125708,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Starz!_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Henry_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Adams_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roger Guenveur Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Starz!_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Henry_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Adams_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Guenveur_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Huey P. Newton Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Peabody_Award-winning_broadcasts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:40_Acres_and_a_Mule_Filmworks_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Black_Panther_Party<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Docudrama_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Huey_P._Newton_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_plays<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Huey P. Newton Story is a 2001 American film adaptation directed by Spike Lee. The movie was created, written and performed, as a solo performance, by Roger Guenveur Smith at The Joseph Papp Public Theater. In this performance, Smith creates a representation of the activist Huey P. Newton's life and time as a person, a citizen and an activist. During the performance, images are shown up-stage from activist movement era. The simple arrangement of Smith sitting in a chair stage-center makes the audience focus on the dialogue of the performer. Smith captures the attention of the audience throughout the film by putting into play his solo performance skills. Smith's idea for the performance originated in 1989 and took root as a stage play in 1996. Smith's performance attempted to show a shy individual that Huey P. Newton believed himself to be. He did not consider himself a charismatic person, although he had made many contributions to his community. Smith shows Newton as a conservative individual who is disgusted by having microphones and cameras close to him.<EOS>"
1232,117869,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_H._Katzin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mel Swope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Boris Gregoric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Borgnine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erik_Estrada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Telly_Savalas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Cord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hunt_Block<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_H._Katzin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Action<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Croatia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lee_H._Katzin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_films_set_in_Partisan_Yugoslavia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_The_Fatal_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Axis-occupied_Greece<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Dirty Dozen: The Fatal Mission is a 1988 made-for-TV film directed by Lee H. Katzin, and is the third sequel to the 1967 Robert Aldrich film The Dirty Dozen. It features an all-new ""dirty dozen"", with the exception of the returning Joe Stern, under the leadership of Major Wright (played by Telly Savalas). The plot concerns Major Wright and his convict commando squad attempting to stop 12 top Nazis, who are trying to organize a Fourth Reich.<EOS>"
1233,32298,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Krauss_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Aron Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald Krauss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Lemmon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesse James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harvey Krauss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Krauss_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Krauss_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Krauss_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Puppies for Sale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elmer_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppies_for_Sale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Puppies for Sale is a 1998 American short film starring two-time Academy Award winner Jack Lemmon (one of Lemmon's last films) and seven year old Jesse James in his first role. The film's score was composed by Elmer Bernstein. The film's message is that disabilities are no match against the power of love and compassion.<EOS>
1234,25934,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John I. Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald Liles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Booth_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hi-Jackers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Butcher's_Film_Service_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hi-Jackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hi-Jackers is a 1963 British black and white second feature ('B') crime thriller film written and directed by Jim O'Connolly, starring Anthony Booth and Jacqueline Ellis.<EOS>"
1235,98125,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Christian_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlos_Gallardo_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Christian_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bandido<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bandido_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bandido (""Bandit"") is a 2004 action thriller film written by Scott Duncan and Carlos Gallardo and directed by Roger Christian.  The story revolves around the CIA framing skilled thief Max Cruz, a.k.a. ""Bandido"" (Gallardo), in order to gain his cooperation in helping them recover intelligence data that was stolen by Beno Gildemontes (Kim Coates), a Mexican Crime lord.<EOS>"
1236,23394,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Fellows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Errol Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Humphrey Bogart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Randolph Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miriam Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Buckner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Virginia City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_spy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Virginia City is a 1940 American Western film directed by Michael Curtiz and starring Errol Flynn, Miriam Hopkins, Randolph Scott, and a mustachioed Humphrey Bogart in the role of the real-life outlaw John Murrell. Based on a screenplay by Robert Buckner, the film is about a Union officer who escapes from a Confederate prison and is sent to Virginia City, from where his former prison commander is planning to send five million dollars in gold to Virginia to save the Confederacy. The film premiered in its namesake, Virginia City, Nevada.  The film was shot in black and white (sepiatone).<EOS>"
1237,9630,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wakefield_Poole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marvin Shulman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Cable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cassandra Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lydia Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Fisk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wakefield_Poole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bijou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay_pornographic_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Bijou is a 1972 American gay pornographic film directed and edited by Wakefield Poole and starring Bill Harrison as a construction worker who witnesses a car accident and discovers an invitation to a club called Bijou in the purse of the victim.<EOS>
1238,98144,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nick Mead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>I.R.S. Releasing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lila Cazès<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Dempsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Forest Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judge Reinhold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Bonet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olivia d'Abo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Jeter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bank Robber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stewart_Copeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Robber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Bank Robber is a 1993 American crime film written and directed by Nick Mead in his directorial debut.<EOS>
1239,103406,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hartford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_Matzene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tyrad Pictures Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tod_Browning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Yorska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hartford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_Matzene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tod_Browning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Cunningham_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Bernhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It Happened in Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1919_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Paris_(1919_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1919_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It Happened in Paris, is a 1919 American silent drama crime film, directed by David Hartford and Richard Gordon Matzene. There are no known archival holdings of the film, so it is presumably a lost film. The film was a commercial failure.<EOS>"
1240,156162,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>USA Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Sloss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dorothy Aufiero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Guilfoyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Caruso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Mullan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brendan Sexton III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Gevedon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:USA_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Williams_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Session 9<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambient_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_ambient<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_psychiatric_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fratricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Uxoricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Abandoned_buildings_and_structures_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Filicide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Session_9<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brad_Anderson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Session 9 is a 2001 American psychological horror film directed by Brad Anderson and written by Anderson and Stephen Gevedon. It stars David Caruso, Peter Mullan, Brendan Sexton III, Josh Lucas, and Gevedon as an asbestos abatement crew who take a clean-up job at an abandoned mental asylum amid an intense work schedule, growing tensions, and mysterious events occurring around them. Its title refers to a series of audio-taped sessions with an asylum patient that run parallel to the crew's experiences.The film marked a tonal departure for Anderson, who previously directed only romantic comedies. Production took place on location at the disused Danvers State Mental Hospital in Danvers, Massachusetts. While not a financial success, Session 9 developed a reputation as a cult film.<EOS>"
1241,44784,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbi_Kronowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dori_Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Robards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ava Gardner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cybill_Shepherd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Russ<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judith_Ivey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Hot_Summer_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stuart_Cooper<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Long Hot Summer is a 1985 American made-for-television romantic drama film starring Don Johnson. It is a remake of the 1958 film of the same name.<EOS>
1242,82324,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle_Pennell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinecom_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kim Henkel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eagle Pennell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Perryman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Carl_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle_Pennell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinecom_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Henkel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle_Pennell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Henkel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Last Night at the Alamo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Houston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Houston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kim_Henkel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Night_at_the_Alamo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Kim_Henkel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Last Night at the Alamo is a 1983 American black-and-white independent film directed and co-produced by Eagle Pennell, written and co-produced by Kim Henkel and starring Sonny Carl Davis and Lou Perryman.<EOS>"
1243,71241,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marshal_of_Windy_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Whittington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marshal_of_Windy_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Carson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marshal_of_Windy_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marshal_of_Windy_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Whittington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marshal_of_Windy_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Carson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marshal_of_Windy_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Sheldon_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marshal_of_Windy_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Marshal of Windy Hollow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marshal_of_Windy_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marshal_of_Windy_Hollow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marshal_of_Windy_Hollow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marshal_of_Windy_Hollow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marshal_of_Windy_Hollow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marshal_of_Windy_Hollow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Unreleased_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marshal_of_Windy_Hollow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Marshal of Windy Hollow is a 1972 American Western film directed by Jerry Whittington and starring Sunset Carson.  The film is unique in that it reunites several well-known B movie actors from 1940s Westerns for one last outing.<EOS>
1244,139967,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Knights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures Home Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gale_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Naveen_Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Cattrall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Macha_Méril<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Knights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_thriller_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_mystery_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Vision_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Knights<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Double Vision is a 1992 television film directed by Robert Knights. The film was based on the novel by Mary Higgins Clark.<EOS>
1245,15311,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raja_Gosnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hilton Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Haviland_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_D._Linz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raja_Gosnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Home Alone 3<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Home Alone 3: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Home_invasions_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Illinois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raja_Gosnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Home_Alone_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nick_Glennie-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:North_Korea_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Alone_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Home Alone 3 is a 1997 American crime comedy film directed by Raja Gosnell in his directorial debut, and written and produced by John Hughes. A standalone sequel to Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992), it is the third installment in the Home Alone franchise, and the first not to feature the primary cast, director Chris Columbus, nor composer John Williams from previous installments. Starring Alex D. Linz and Haviland Morris, the story follows Alex Pruitt, an 8-year-old boy who defends his home from a dangerous group of international criminals working for a North Korean terrorist organization.Home Alone 3 was released on December 12, 1997, by 20th Century Fox. The film was a box-office success, but received negative reviews from critics, who compared it unfavorably to the previous entries in the series. It was followed by a made-for-television standalone sequel, Home Alone 4, in 2002, which features no returning cast or crew members; it features characters from the first two films, albeit portrayed by different actors.<EOS>"
1246,163364,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Helmick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_R._Marquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dale_Tate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Helmick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_R._Marquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dale_Tate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Helmick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_Makoul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Teenage Thunder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Teenage_Thunder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Teenage Thunder is a 1957 American black-and-white teenaged drama film directed by Paul Helmick. The film stars Chuck Courtney, Melinda Byron, Robert Fuller, Tyler McVey, and Paul Bryar. The opening theme song, ""Teenage Kisses"", is performed by country music singer David Houston.<EOS>"
1247,104118,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rowland_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hans_Conried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Healy_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Rettig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lind_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rowland_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Scott_(American_screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Stanley_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Friedrich_Hollaender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Rowland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dr._Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_5,000_Fingers_of_Dr._T.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Morris_Stoloff<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. (also known as Crazy Music in the 1958 reissue) is a 1953 American musical fantasy film about a boy who dreams himself into a fantasy world ruled by a diabolical piano teacher enslaving children to practice piano forever. It is the only non-documentary feature film written by Theodor Seuss Geisel (Dr. Seuss), who wrote the story, screenplay, and lyrics. It was directed by Roy Rowland, with many uncredited takes directed by producer Stanley Kramer. The film stars Peter Lind Hayes, Mary Healy, Hans Conried, and Tommy Rettig.<EOS>"
1248,103513,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Quinton Peeples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Juhlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Laurent Zilber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tobey_Maguire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilson_Cruz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Benicio Del Toro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christina Naify<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Joyride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyride_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Artisan_Entertainment_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Joyride is a 1997 American film directed by Quinton Peeples.<EOS>
1249,159118,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Grosvenor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Grosvenor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Dekker_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Paulsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Mars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anndi_McAfee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Guillaume<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miriam_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aria_Curzon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Suarez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Grosvenor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Grosvenor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Big Freeze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Land Before Time VIII:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Tavera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Animation_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Land_Before_Time_VIII:_The_Big_Freeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Land_Before_Time_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Land Before Time VIII: The Big Freeze, directed by Charles Grosvenor and written by John Loy, is a 2001 direct-to-video animated adventure musical film and the eighth film in The Land Before Time series.<EOS>"
1250,140186,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Basil Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivor_Novello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fay Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Esme Church<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Muriel Aked<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Farnum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Autumn Crocus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Dodie_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Crocus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Autumn Crocus is a 1934 British romance film directed by Basil Dean and starring Ivor Novello, Fay Compton and Muriel Aked. The film follows a teacher who falls in love with the married owner of the guest house in which she is staying during a holiday to Austria. It was based on Dodie Smith's first play Autumn Crocus, previously a West End hit for director Basil Dean. The film was made by Associated Talking Pictures at Ealing Studios, with art direction by Edward Carrick. It was the final film appearance of its star, Ivor Novello. A contemporary reviewer wrote, ""Novello's schoolboy knees under his Tyrolean shorts make the audience, if not the players, feel bashful"".<EOS>"
1251,132525,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Clyde Geronimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Hamilton Luske<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Wilfred Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Kryczko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Verna Felton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Luddy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Larry Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dallas McKennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Baucom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clyde_Geronimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_Luske<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_DaGradi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erdman_Penner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady and the Tramp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_couples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rotoscoped_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Animation_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Oliver_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1910<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1909<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clyde_Geronimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hamilton_Luske<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_and_the_Tramp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rats<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady and the Tramp is a 1955 American animated musical romantic comedy film produced by Walt Disney Productions and released by Buena Vista Film Distribution. Based on Ward Greene's 1945 Cosmopolitan magazine story ""Happy Dan, the Cynical Dog"", it was directed by Hamilton Luske, Clyde Geronimi, and Wilfred Jackson. Featuring the voices of Peggy Lee, Barbara Luddy, Larry Roberts, Bill Thompson, Bill Baucom, Stan Freberg, Verna Felton, Alan Reed, George Givot, Dallas McKennon, and Lee Millar, the film follows Lady, the pampered Cocker Spaniel, as she grows from puppy to adult, deals with changes in her family, and meets and falls in love with the homeless mutt Tramp.Lady and the Tramp was released to theaters on June 22, 1955, to box office success. It was the first animated film to be filmed in the CinemaScope widescreen film process, as well as Disney's first animated film to be distributed by their Buena Vista division following their split from RKO Radio Pictures. It initially received generally mixed reviews by film critics, but critical reception for the film has been generally positive in modern times.A direct-to-video sequel, titled Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure, was released in 2001, and a live-action/CGI hybrid remake premiered in 2019 as a launch title for the Disney+ streaming service. In 2023, Lady and the Tramp was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being ""culturally, historically or aesthetically significant.""<EOS>"
1252,26658,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James S. Burkett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arthur Lake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Irving Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lon Chaney Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arthur Lake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lake_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_S._Burkett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Trell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eustace_L._Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_Judd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sixteen Fathoms Deep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_underwater_diving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sponge_diving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:16_Fathoms_Deep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irving_Allen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>16 Fathoms Deep (sometimes written as Sixteen Fathoms Deep) is a 1948 American adventure film directed by Irving Allen and starring Lloyd Bridges, Lon Chaney Jr. and Arthur Lake. It is a remake of the 1934 film of the same title in which Chaney had also starred.<EOS>"
1253,119768,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Dear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Foursome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_British_Columbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foursome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Dear<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Foursome is a 2006 American/Canadian comedy film. It is about four college friends who reconnect at their 20-year college reunion on the golf course. The film stars Kevin Dillon, John Shaw, Chris Gauthier and Paul Jarrett. The film was directed by William Dear and written by Jackson Davies, based on the play by Norm Foster.<EOS>"
1254,139090,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wardour Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doctor's Orders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor's_Orders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Doctor's Orders is a 1934 British comedy film directed by Norman Lee and starring Leslie Fuller, John Mills & Marguerite Allan. It was produced by British International Pictures at the company's Elstree Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director Cedric Dawe.<EOS>"
1255,11278,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kaizad_Gustad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ashutosh Phatak, Dhruv Ghanekar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kaizad_Gustad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kaizad_Gustad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bombay Boys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mumbai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Asian-American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Hindi-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_gangster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Bollywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Bombay Boys is a 1998 Indian crime comedy film written and directed by the Indian director Kaizad Gustad. It follows the adventures of three young men in modern-day Mumbai (or Bombay). The boys are of Indian origin, but were all raised in the West. Krishna Sahni (played by Naveen Andrews) is an aspiring actor from New York City who wants to make it big in Bollywood. Ricardo Fernandes (Rahul Bose) is from Sydney and is in Mumbai to search for his long-lost brother. Finally, Xerxes Mistry (Alexander Gifford), a musician from London, is looking to discover his ""roots"" in the land of his ancestors.<EOS>"
1256,167070,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Parents<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Ahearne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Parents<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Eccleston, Susannah Harker, Madeleine Garrood, Lesley Manville, David Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Parents<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Ahearne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Parents<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Perfect Parents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Parents<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Parents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Parents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Parents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Parents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Parents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Parents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_television_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Perfect Parents is a fictional 2006 British TV film written and directed by Joe Ahearne and produced by ITV Productions. It portrays the dramatic story of a young girl named Lucy (Madeleine Garrood) that was brought up by her atheist parents, Stuart (Christopher Eccleston) and Alison (Susannah Harker) and their ensuing navigation of the ethical dilemmas that arose in their extreme efforts to secure her acceptance into a prestigious Catholic educational institution.The satirical film directed by Joe Ahearne outlines the prevalence of an increasing prioritisation of our children's education and protectionist parenting strategies in modern society. It emphasises the extreme lengths that parents will resort to in order to enable their child to be educated at prestigious schools such as St Mary of the Veil and to ensure a safe learning environment for them. The dichotomy of absolute and relative morality is examined in the film through a series of dubious parenting decisions surrounding the educational development of their child with no clear ethical pejoratives provided for the audience's discernment.The British film experienced great success in the Italian market and was awarded the most prestigious award at the Roma Fiction Fest in Italy. It was a significant achievement for the duo of Joe Ahearne and Christopher Eccleston, wherein they previously collaborated together on the first season of Doctor Who as director and actor of the show. Additionally, Christopher Eccleston, who played the role of Stuart in the film, claimed the best actor prize respectively.<EOS>"
1257,56408,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mariangela Melato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mikhail Baryshnikov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Browne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alessandra Ferri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lynn Seymour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Rall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victor Barbee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Kernochan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dancers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Pino_Donaggio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_ballet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_dance_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dancers is a 1987 film directed by Herbert Ross and stars Mikhail Baryshnikov and Julie Kent.  The film received scathing reviews upon release.<EOS>
1258,103264,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_La_Cava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Block<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Boyd_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gavin Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_La_Cava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Block<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_La_Cava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Jungmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gleason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>His First Command<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pathé_Exchange_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_First_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gregory_La_Cava<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>His First Command is a 1929 American pre-Code comedy action film directed by Gregory La Cava and starring William Boyd, Dorothy Sebastian and Gavin Gordon. Location shooting took place at Fort Riley in Kansas. The film featured color sequences in Multicolor.<EOS>"
1259,160316,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.A._Wetherell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Era Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._Gordon_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.A._Wetherell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Era_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._Gordon_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Barkas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boyd_Cable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Somme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Battle_of_the_Somme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Somme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_M._A._Wetherell<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Somme is a 1927 British documentary film directed by M.A. Wetherell. It re-examined the 1916  Battle of the Somme during the First World War.<EOS>
1260,77135,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Troma Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lloyd Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Herz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Blackehart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Debbie Rochon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tiffany Shepis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Keenan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Gibbons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Jensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lemmy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maximillian Shaun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Valentine Miele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Herz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tromeo & Juliet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexuality-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Romeo_and_Juliet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teensploitation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Modern_adaptations_of_works_by_William_Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tromeo_and_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_James_Gunn<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tromeo and Juliet is a 1996 American independent transgressive romantic black comedy film and a loose adaptation of the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare from Troma Entertainment. The film was directed by Lloyd Kaufman from a screenplay he co-wrote with James Gunn, who also served as associate director.The film is a loose adaptation of the play, as it includes the extreme amounts of sexuality and violence characteristic of Troma, as well as a revised ending. The film's title is a blend of ""Troma"" and ""Romeo and Juliet"".<EOS>"
1261,169003,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Noonan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Macaulay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robin O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Noonan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Sillas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Noonan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Noonan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>What Happened Was...<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>What Happened Was... is a 1994 American independent film written for the screen, directed by and starring Tom Noonan. It is an adaptation of Noonan's original stage play of the same name.<EOS>"
1262,110894,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Casson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Freshman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Wenman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bachelor's Baby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bachelor's_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Hughes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bachelor's Baby is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Harry Hughes and starring Ann Casson, William Freshman and Henry Wenman. It was made by British International Pictures at Elstree Studios.<EOS>"
1263,43627,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boaz_Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Womark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Antin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lawrence Monoson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Rubbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louisa Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boaz_Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boaz_Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last American Virgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_abortion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Coming-of-age_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teenage_pregnancy_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virginity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Boaz_Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teensploitation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Boaz_Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_Israeli_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_American_Virgin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lemon_Popsicle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last American Virgin is a 1982 American coming-of-age sex comedy film written and directed by Boaz Davidson, and starring Lawrence Monoson, Diane Franklin, Steve Antin, Joe Rubbo, and Louisa Moritz. A remake of Davidson's 1978 Israeli film Lemon Popsicle, it follows a Los Angeles high school student who, while attempting to lose his virginity, falls in love with one of his female classmates as she begins dating his rebellious best friend.After the success of the original film and its sequels in Israel, Davidson re-teamed with producers Golan-Globus to attempt to recreate the same success in the United States. Though the film's plot and characters remained largely the same, the setting was updated from 1950s Israel to then-present day suburban Los Angeles of the 1980s. The soundtrack, a major facet of both films, was also updated from the original's golden oldies to more contemporary new wave rock.Released in the summer of 1982, The Last American Virgin received mixed reviews from critics, with some noting its nuanced portrayal of teenagers, and others deriding it for its crude sexual humor. In the years since its release, the film has been noted for its downbeat conclusion and has acquired a cult following.<EOS>"
1264,159265,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Seaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehemiah_Persoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Adams_(actor,_born_1931)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Walker_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Seaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Denker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1953<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Korean_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Seaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hook_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_William_Perlberg<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Hook is a 1963 Korean War war film directed by George Seaton based on the 1957 novel L'Hameçon by Vahé Katcha. The film's title comes from the translation of the title of the original novel rather than the Battle of the Hook. The film was shot off Santa Catalina Island, California.<EOS>"
1265,137658,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Errol_Taggart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro_Goldwyn_Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Fessier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josephine_Hutchinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Errol_Taggart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro_Goldwyn_Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Fessier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Edward_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Ruskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Henderson_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Women Men Marry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Edward_Ward_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Women_Men_Marry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Errol_Taggart<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Women Men Marry is a 1937 American drama film directed by Errol Taggart and starring George Murphy, Josephine Hutchinson, Claire Dodd and Toby Wing. The film's script is credited to Donald Henderson Clarke.<EOS>"
1266,73256,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Jarmusch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>BAC Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stacey Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica Lange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sharon Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Delpy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chloë Sevigny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Webber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frances Conroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tilda Swinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexis Dziena<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Jarmusch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Jarmusch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Broken Flowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music from Broken Flowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reggae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Focus_Features_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Midlife_crisis_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cannes_Grand_Prix_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Jarmusch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_the_Don_Juan_legend<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Broken Flowers is a 2005 French-American comedy-drama film written and directed by Jim Jarmusch and produced by Jon Kilik and Stacey Smith. The film focuses on an aging ""Don Juan"" who embarks on a cross-country journey to track down four of his former lovers after receiving an anonymous letter stating that he has a son. The film stars Bill Murray, Jeffrey Wright, Sharon Stone, Frances Conroy, Jessica Lange, Tilda Swinton, Julie Delpy, Mark Webber, Chloë Sevigny, Christopher McDonald, and Alexis Dziena.The film was nominated for the Palme d'Or at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival and won the Grand Prix. It received generally positive reviews from critics and grossed $47.3 million worldwide on a $10 million budget.<EOS>"
1267,24153,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Sinclair_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Petula_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Hanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Armstrong_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Ever Leave Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Betty_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Ever_Leave_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Ever Leave Me is a 1949 British comedy film directed by Arthur Crabtree and starring Petula Clark, Jimmy Hanley, Hugh Sinclair, Edward Rigby, and Anthony Newley. Produced by Betty Box during her stint at Gainsborough Pictures, it was written by Robert Westerby.<EOS>"
1268,31066,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Welden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chrissie White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Birmingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lennox_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>General John Regan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:General_John_Regan_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>General John Regan is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Henry Edwards and starring Edwards, Chrissie White and Ben Welden. It is an adaptation of the 1913 play General John Regan by George A. Birmingham. It was a quota film made at British and Dominion Studios, Elstree, for release by Paramount.<EOS>"
1269,111834,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Randell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillips_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Counterspy Meets Scotland Yard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_radio_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterspy_Meets_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Seymour_Friedman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Counterspy Meets Scotland Yard is a 1950 American film noir B movie directed by Seymour Friedman and starring Howard St. John, Ron Randell and Amanda Blake.It was the second of two film adaptations based on the radio series Counterspy (1942–57) created by Phillips H. Lord., starring Howard St. John as David Harding. The first had been David Harding, Counterspy (1950).<EOS>"
1270,67017,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Benton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arlene Donovan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_Tandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meryl_Streep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Scheider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_Sommer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Benton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Benton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Newman_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Still of the Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychiatry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Benton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Benton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Still of the Night is a 1982 American neo-noir psychological thriller film directed by Robert Benton and starring Roy Scheider, Meryl Streep, Joe Grifasi, and Jessica Tandy. It was written by Benton and David Newman. Scheider plays a psychiatrist who falls in love with a woman (Streep) who may be the psychopathic killer of one of his patients.The film is considered as an overt homage to the films of Alfred Hitchcock, emulating scenes from many of his movies: a bird attacks one character (as in The Birds), a scene takes place in an auction (as in North by Northwest), someone falls from a height (as in Vertigo and a number of other films), stuffed birds occupy a room (as in Psycho), and an important plot point is the interpretation of a dream (as in Spellbound). Meryl Streep's hair is styled much like Eva Marie Saint's was in North by Northwest, and the city of Glen Cove, New York is featured in both films. Jessica Tandy also is featured in this film, as she was in The Birds (1963), as the mother of the protagonist.<EOS>"
1271,159968,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>H.H. Rosenfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mildred_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Campeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Regas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sea Fury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sea_Fury_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sea Fury is a 1929 adventure film directed by George Melford and starring Mildred Harris, George Regas and Frank Campeau. It was a transitional sound film, originally shot as a silent, the film had dialogue dubbed in before release in order to make it an ""All-Talking"" picture. The results were so abysmal that the film had a very limited release. The entire film takes place at sea on a ship travelling from Mexico to the United States whose crew mutinies against the captain. On board is a young woman, the only survivor of a shipwreck.<EOS>"
1272,31932,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lee_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Baring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_Setton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanda_Hendrix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Heflin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lee_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Baring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_Setton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Westerby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>South of Algiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_hunt_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Algeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Algeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Algiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Lee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>South of Algiers (U.S. The Golden Mask; also known as Mask of Pharaoh) is a 1953 British travel adventure film, directed by Jack Lee and starring Van Heflin, Wanda Hendrix and Eric Portman. It was written by Robert Westerby and was partly filmed on location in Algeria.<EOS>"
1273,115622,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lee_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rank Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Janni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Sinden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gregson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Cummins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lee_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Janni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Phipps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Whiting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Captain's Table<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Lee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Captain's Table is a 1959 British comedy film directed by Jack Lee  and starring John Gregson, Donald Sinden, Peggy Cummins and Nadia Gray. The film is based on the 1954 novel of the same title by Richard Gordon, later adapted into the 1971 German film The Captain starring Heinz Rühmann.<EOS>"
1274,160739,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Brittain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Spotton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hammond_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Thomson,_1st_Baron_Thomson_of_Fleet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Brittain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Spotton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hammond_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Never a Backward Step<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Donald_Brittain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_a_Backward_Step<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Never a Backward Step is a 1966 documentary film, produced by the National Film Board of Canada and directed by Donald Brittain, Arthur Hammond and John Spotton.It is a profile of Canadian press magnate Roy Thomson, whose single-minded attention to business brought him riches, power, and a baronetcy. A native of Timmins, Ontario, Thomson had a tremendous career as publisher, television magnate, financier, and owner of 200+ newspapers in Canada, the U.S. and the U.K., including The Times. It was Thomson who coined the phrase ""a permit to print money"" (now normally heard as ""license to print money"") after he'd purchased Scottish Television.The filmmakers followed Thomson for a few days and captured the many sides of this very ordinary Canadian who, by dint of hard work and luck, became one of the most powerful men in the world.<EOS>"
1275,118972,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Killy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lee S. Marcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Killy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fargo Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Bert_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fargo_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Killy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fargo Kid is a 1940 American Western film directed by Edward Killy starring Tim Holt. It was the second in Holt's series of Westerns for RKO. The film was shot in Kanab Canyon, Cave Lakes, and Johnson Canyon.The script was based on a story which had been previously filmed as Man in the Rough (1928) and The Cheyenne Kid (1935).<EOS>"
1276,163506,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Albert Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Bannister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edwin Styles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Evans_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Five Pound Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five_Pound_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Parker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Five Pound Man is a 1937 British comedy crime film directed by Albert Parker and starring Judy Gunn, Edwin Styles and Charles Bannister. It was made at Wembley Studios as a quota quickie by the British subsidiary of 20th Century Fox.<EOS>"
1277,135794,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Bracken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_DeLeon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hold That Blonde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_That_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Marshall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hold That Blonde! is a 1945 American comedy crime film directed by George Marshall and starring Eddie Bracken, Veronica Lake and Albert Dekker.<EOS>"
1278,169164,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alberto_Cavalcanti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ealing_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Farrar_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._V._France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thora_Hird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerie_Taylor_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alberto_Cavalcanti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ealing_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Morgan_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Went the Day Well?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alberto_Cavalcanti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_home_front_during_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1942<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Graham_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Walton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Went_the_Day_Well%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_invasions_of_England<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Went the Day Well? is a 1942 British war film adapted from a story by Graham Greene and directed by Alberto Cavalcanti. It was produced by Michael Balcon of Ealing Studios and served as unofficial propaganda for the war effort. The film shows a village in southern England taken over by German paratroopers, reflecting the greatest fear of the British public of the time, although the threat of German invasion had largely receded. The film is notable for its unusually, for the time, frank depiction of ruthless violence.<EOS>"
1279,9997,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal-International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_De_Carlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Duryea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luci_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Natteford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Bowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Black Bart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Skinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Bart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leith_Stevens<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Black Bart is a 1948 American Western Technicolor film directed by George Sherman and starring Yvonne De Carlo, and Dan Duryea as the real-life stagecoach bandit Charles E. Boles, known as Black Bart. The movie was produced by Leonard Goldstein with a screenplay written by Luci Ward, Jack Natteford and William Bowers. The film, also known under the alternate title Black Bart, Highwayman, was released by Universal Pictures on March 3, 1948.<EOS>"
1280,56694,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Lewis_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melville_Shyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hollywood Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnnie_Walker_(actor_born_1894)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Lewis_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melville_Shyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ladies in Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edgar_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Love_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ladies in Love is a 1930 talking film romance drama directed by Edgar Lewis and starring Alice Day and Johnnie Walker. A B-movie, it was produced independently by Hollywood Pictures and distributed by Chesterfield Motion Pictures Corporation.<EOS>"
1281,136054,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>J.M.R. Luna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milo_Ventimiglia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matthew Perniciaro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J.M.R. Luna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Russ Cundiff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katee_Sackhoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Tudyk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Lee_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Faizon_Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milo_Ventimiglia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milo_Ventimiglia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Williams_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_crime_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tell is a 2014 crime thriller directed by J.M.R. Luna and starring Katee Sackhoff, Jason Lee and Milo Ventimiglia. Written by actor/screenwriter Timothy Williams, it was produced by Haven Entertainment, distributed by Orion Pictures, and was released on December 4.<EOS>"
1282,167308,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>associate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mel Pearl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey M. Sneller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert D. Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Blount<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Johnson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Bottoms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Heywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christy_Marx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>What Waits Below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Waits_Below<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>What Waits Below, also known as Secrets of the Phantom Caverns, is a 1984 British-American fantasy adventure film directed by Don Sharp, and starring Robert Powell, Timothy Bottoms and Lisa Blount. In it, a group of soldiers enter a cave to plant an electronic transmitter, but encounter humanoids who have evolved differently, and may be the last survivors of the lost Lemurian civilization. It was Sharp's final theatrical film. It was shot under the title Secrets of the Phantom Caverns, which it kept in the U.K. and some international markets, but premiered in the U.S. as What Waits Below.<EOS>"
1283,163536,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Manning_Haynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Lion Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>S.W. Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warwick Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilian_Oldland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Haddon Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maisie_Gay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Manning_Haynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>To Oblige a Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Oblige_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_H._Manning_Haynes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>To Oblige a Lady is a 1931 British comedy film directed by H. Manning Haynes and starring Maisie Gay, Warwick Ward, Lilian Oldland, Haddon Mason and James Carew. The film is based on a play by Edgar Wallace. It was produced at Beaconsfield Studios as a quota quickie for release as a second feature.<EOS>"
1284,160238,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Damberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lars Lehmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hogan_(Canadian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Coeur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerie_Pearson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Damberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Damberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Solitaire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alberta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solitaire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Alberta<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Solitaire is a Canadian drama film, directed by Francis Damberger and released in 1991. The film stars Paul Coeur and Valerie Pearson as Burt and Maggie, smalltown residents whose friendship is tested when Al (Michael Hogan), Burt's high school best friend and Maggie's ex-fiancé, returns home for a visit on Christmas Eve for the first time since his enlistment in the Vietnam War.The film won seven Rosies at the Alberta Film and Television Awards in 1992, including Best Director (Damberger), Best Actor (Coeur), Best Actress (Pearson), Best Screenplay (Damberger), Best Art Direction (John Blackie) and Best Editing (Lenka Svab). It received four Genie Award nominations at the 13th Genie Awards, for Best Actress (Pearson), Best Supporting Actor (Hogan), Best Original Screenplay (Damberger) and Best Original Score (Michael Becker). Hogan won the Genie for Best Supporting Actor.<EOS>"
1285,159069,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beaumont_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Beaumont Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Beaumont Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stella_Southern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beaumont_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beaumont_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beaumont_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beaumont_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Betrayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Beaumont_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betrayer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_New_Zealand_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Betrayer is a 1921 Australian-New Zealand lost film from director Beaumont Smith about an interracial romance between a white Australian man and a Māori girl.<EOS>
1286,162870,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Solter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Laemmle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florence_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Solter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Laemmle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Broken Oath<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Solter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Independent_Moving_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Carl_Laemmle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Oath<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fake_news<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Broken Oath is a 1910 silent short film starring Florence Lawrence, directed by Harry Solter, and produced by Carl Laemmle. It was the first film to marquee the name of an actor, Lawrence, to promote a film.Laemmle arranged elaborate publicity for the film, planting a fake news story in newspapers that Lawrence had been killed in a street-car accident. When this was widely picked up by other publications, he published advertisements saying that the original story was a lie and that she was starring in a new film to be released shortly (although some ads misspelled the film title as The Broken Bath).<EOS>"
1287,66918,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Toes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Toes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Independent Exhibitors' Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Toes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Barter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Toes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Toes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stepping Toes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Toes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Toes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Toes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Toes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Toes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Toes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Toes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Toes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Toes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stepping Toes is a 1938 British musical film directed by John Baxter and starring Hazel Ascot, Enid Stamp-Taylor and Jack Barty. The screenplay concerns a young girl who achieves her ambition to become a tap dancer.The film was made by Two Cities Films at Shepperton Studios. Its sets were designed by John Bryan.<EOS>"
1288,43360,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Kastner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Pappas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Gorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Bologna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aram_Avakian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Kastner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_E._Westlake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cops and Robbers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michel_Legrand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_New_York_City_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_New_York_City_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Elliott_Kastner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Donald_E._Westlake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cops_and_Robbers_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Aram_Avakian<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cops and Robbers is a 1973 crime comedy film directed by Aram Avakian with an original screenplay by Donald E. Westlake which he subsequently expanded into a novel. The film stars Cliff Gorman and Joseph Bologna as Tom and Joe, two corrupt New York City Police Department (NYPD) officers who plan a heist to fund an early retirement for each.<EOS>"
1289,59807,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dion_Titheradge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lilies of the Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilies_of_the_Field_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Walker<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Lilies of the Field (also known as Betty in Mayfair) is a 1934 British romantic comedy film directed by Norman Walker and starring Winifred Shotter, Ellis Jeffreys, Anthony Bushell and Claude Hulbert. It was made at British and Dominion Elstree Studios.<EOS>"
1290,163437,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_McKeown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>21<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_A._Bohus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hildebrandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Brewster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Tighe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles George Hildebrandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elissa Neil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ethel Michelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean Tafler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Schmerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Lee Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom DeFranco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_McKeown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:21st_Century_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_A._Bohus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hildebrandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_McKeown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Deadly Spawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:21st_Century_Film_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_body_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deadly_Spawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_parasites_and_parasitoids<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Deadly Spawn is a 1983 American science fiction horror film written and directed by Douglas McKeown, and produced by Ted A. Bohus. The film's plot centers on a meteor that lands on Earth, which unleashes a carnivorous alien that finds refuge in the basement of a house. As it grows larger, a young monster movie fan named Charles (Charles George Hildebrant) and group of others try to survive against the creature and its offspring.The Deadly Spawn was shot in New Jersey on 16 mm film. The house in which the majority of the film takes place belonged to illustrator Tim Hildebrandt, who also served as an executive producer on the film. John Dods served as associate producer and special effects director; the effects work involved wire-controlled rubber puppets.Upon its release, in some territories, the film's title was changed to Return of the Aliens: The Deadly Spawn or The Return of the Alien's Deadly Spawn in an attempt to capitalize on the worldwide success of the 1979 film Alien.<EOS>"
1291,105357,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henri_Verneuil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jacques Bar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ernesto Enríquez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Bronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anjanette_Comer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvia_Pinal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Jaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henri_Verneuil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miguel_Morayta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_R._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ennio_de_Concini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Guns for San Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Western_(genre)_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ennio_Morricone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spaghetti_Western_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1740s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henri_Verneuil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_historical_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_historical_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_for_San_Sebastian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_historical_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Guns for San Sebastian (French: La bataille de San Sebastian) is a 1968 French Western film based on the 1962 novel A Wall for San Sebastian, written by Rev. Fr. William Barnaby ""Barby"" Faherty, S.J. The film is directed by Frenchman Henri Verneuil, and stars Anthony Quinn, Anjanette Comer and Charles Bronson. The score is by Ennio Morricone, who would then use his work in this film as an inspiration for the main theme in The Mercenary. Filming took place in Sierra de Órganos National Park in the town of Sombrerete, Mexico It was made as a co-production between France, Italy, and Mexico.It is a rare instance of a French Western actually being shot in Mexico, instead of substituting Spain or some similar European location.<EOS>"
1292,74190,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Leacock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_M._Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Louis F. Edelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Merrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beau_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Leacock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_F._Edelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_M._Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Fiedler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Adam's Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1840s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_colonial_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_South_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam's_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Philip_Leacock<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Adam's Woman is a 1970 Australian-American historical drama film directed by Philip Leacock and starring Beau Bridges, Jane Merrow and John Mills. It has been called a ""convict Western"".<EOS>"
1293,125743,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Guilfoyle_(actor_born_in_1902)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Filmakers Releasing Organization<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monarch Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hank McCune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Maxwell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andy C. Burger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Andes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Darwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Lansbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglass_Dumbrille<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudia_Barrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Guilfoyle_(actor_born_in_1902)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Maxwell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_McCune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_McCune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Life at Stake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_at_Stake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Guilfoyle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Life at Stake is a 1955 American film noir directed by Paul Guilfoyle and starring Angela Lansbury, Keith Andes and Claudia Barrett. It was an independent production, made and distributed outside the Hollywood studio system.<EOS>"
1294,70179,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yves_Simoneau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Four Seasons Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Burns_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbie_Coltrane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Riley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yves_Simoneau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Burns_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Quarrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Lipinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Perfectly Normal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Yves_Simoneau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfectly_Normal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ontario<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Perfectly Normal is a Canadian comedy film directed by Yves Simoneau, which premiered at the 1990 Festival of Festivals, before going into general theatrical release in 1991. Simoneau's first English-language film, it was written by Eugene Lipinski and Paul Quarrington.<EOS>"
1295,93736,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Tierney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duane_Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duane_Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eddie Presley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeff_Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Presley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jimmy_Manzie<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Eddie Presley is a 1992 dramedy film directed by Jeff Burr and featuring Duane Whitaker in the title role. It is based on a one man show Whitaker had written and performed in Los Angeles.Whitaker plays Eddie Presley, a former successful owner of a chain of pizza restaurants who, against the wishes of his father (Joe Estevez) and mother (Whitaker's real-life mother Barbara),  decides to sell his business in the pursuit of living his dream of becoming an Elvis Presley impersonator, going so far as to legally change his last name to ""Presley"". After several years, he's living in his van and desperate for work. After his boss (Lawrence Tierney) fires Presley from his night security job for sleeping (with the Polaroids to back it up), he finally lands a gig in a seedy Hollywood bar (managed by Roscoe Lee Brown). After a technical malfunction, he proceeds to bare his soul to the audience in an improvisational one man show, where he admits to spending time in a psychiatric hospital after suffering a mental breakdown (Bruce Campbell and Quentin Tarantino make cameos as orderlies at the hospital). Meanwhile, in his personal life, Presley has to deal with a cheating girlfriend who ends up working in pornography, while remaining oblivious to a co-worker who truly loves him.<EOS>"
1296,120816,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Screen Gems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Packer_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Idris_Elba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifton_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nona_Gaye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Kodjoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gospel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Will_Packer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rainforest_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gospel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gospel_music_media<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Gospel is a 2005 American Christian drama film directed and written by Rob Hardy. It was released in the United States by Screen Gems on October 7, 2005. The film retells the Parable of the Prodigal Son in a modern context.<EOS>"
1297,104458,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Urban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Hayley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Bell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christien_Anholt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guinevere_Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Urban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Hayley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Urban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Preaching to the Perverted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Censored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sexual_repression<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BDSM_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Preaching_to_the_Perverted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stuart_Urban<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Preaching to the Perverted is a 1997 British sex comedy-drama film written and directed by Stuart Urban.The film features Guinevere Turner in her first starring role as Tanya Cheex, a New York dominatrix. Tom Bell plays Henry Harding MP and Christien Anholt plays Peter Emery. In addition, several well-known BDSM performance artists appear, including Chaos Clowns, Luci the Axle Grinder, also known as ""Lucifire"", Miss Kimberly, The Fetish Nun, Suzi Woodroffe, and Tutu.The film was originally developed by the BBC, but they later dropped the script, believing it would never be suitable for broadcast on UK TV. However, in April 2004, the film was shown on terrestrial TV in the United Kingdom on BBC One.The film was banned in the Republic of Ireland by then-film censor Sheamus Smith on 28 October 1997; he also banned the subsequent video release of the film. The trailer caused a mass recall of the rental VHS release of Donnie Brasco (which had been passed as an 18), because the trailer had not been classified. 3,300 copies of that cassette were withdrawn and replaced, with a potential fine of €1000 to stores providing it. A 2003 video release in the United States was cut in order to receive an age rating.In 2013, the film became the first European feature film to be restored and remastered on crowd-funding site Kickstarter by its fans. The remastered Blu-ray became available in August 2013.<EOS>"
1298,82696,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Letts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Vicious<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soo_Catwoman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Letts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Punk Rock Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_punk_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Punk_Rock_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Letts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Punk Rock Movie (also known as The Punk Rock Movie from England) is a British 1978 film that was assembled from Super 8 camera footage shot by Don Letts, the disc jockey at The Roxy club during the early days of the UK punk rock movement, principally during the 100 days in 1977 in which punk acts were featured at The Roxy club in London.<EOS>"
1299,108703,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_L._Werker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Allied Artists Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_M._Fennelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_MacMurray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Malone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_L._Werker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_M._Fennelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_B._Ullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>At Gunpoint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_L._Werker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_Gunpoint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carmen_Dragon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>At Gunpoint is a 1955 American CinemaScope Western film directed by Alfred L. Werker and starring Fred MacMurray, Dorothy Malone and Walter Brennan.<EOS>"
1300,103857,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvia_Allman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Twerp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>King Klunk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_apes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Klunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_parody_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>King Klunk is a 1933 animated short subject, produced and directed by Walter Lantz. It stars Pooch the Pup and is the twelfth of the thirteen cartoons featuring that character. The cartoon is a parody of the RKO feature King Kong, which premiered six months earlier to this cartoon's release on September 4, 1933 from Universal Pictures.<EOS>"
1301,119893,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cattaneo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Uberto_Pasolini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Wilkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Carlyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Addy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cattaneo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Uberto_Pasolini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Beaufoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Full Monty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Full Monty: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Film_BAFTA_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Original_Score_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:European_Film_Awards_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_striptease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Anne_Dudley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Simon_Beaufoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Studios_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Cattaneo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sheffield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Male_erotic_dance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Monty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sheffield<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Full Monty is a 1997 British black comedy film directed by Peter Cattaneo, written by Simon Beaufoy, and starring Robert Carlyle, Tom Wilkinson and Mark Addy. The film is set in Sheffield in the North of England during the 1990s, and tells the story of six unemployed men, four of them former steel workers, who decide to form a male striptease act (à la Chippendale dancers) in order to make some money and for the main character, Gaz, to be able to see his son. Gaz declares that their show will be much better than the Chippendales because they will go ""the full monty""—strip all the way.Despite being a comedy, the film also touches on serious subjects such as unemployment, fathers' rights, depression, impotence, homosexuality, body image, working class culture and suicide. The Full Monty was a major critical success upon release and an international commercial success, grossing $257 million from a budget of only $3.5 million. It was the highest-grossing film in the UK until it was outsold by Titanic. It won the BAFTA and European Film Award for Best Film, and the Academy Award for Best Original Score. It was also nominated for Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay.The Full Monty was released in the United Kingdom on 29 August 1997. The British Film Institute ranked the film the 25th best British film of the 20th century. It was adapted into a musical in 2000 and a play in 2013. A follow-up TV series was released in 2023.<EOS>"
1302,115808,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bruce Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Screen Gems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard S. Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cole_Hauser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Piper_Perabo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lena_Headey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morris_Chestnut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Ravanello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Iureș<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Cibrian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Dae_Kim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Gems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_body_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bucharest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gary_Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Romania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Romania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lakeshore_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Johnny_Klimek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Reinhold_Heil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cave_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cave is a 2005 American monster film directed by Bruce Hunt, written by Michael Steinberg and Tegan West, produced by Lakeshore Entertainment and Cinerenta, and distributed by Screen Gems. The film stars Cole Hauser, Eddie Cibrian, Morris Chestnut, Marcel Iureș, Lena Headey, Rick Ravanello, Piper Perabo and Daniel Dae Kim. The story follows a group of cave-divers and scientists who become trapped while exploring a cave system in Romania, and encounter a pack of deadly creatures.The film was released on August 26, 2005. It grossed $33.3 million worldwide against a budget of $30 million and received negative reviews from critics.<EOS>"
1303,93785,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yurek_Bogayevicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zev_Braun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yurek_Bogayevicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zev_Braun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yurek_Bogayevicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Edges of the Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Holocaust_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Catholicism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Polish_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kraków<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kraków<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nu_Image_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jan_A._P._Kaczmarek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Zev_Braun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edges_of_the_Lord<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Yurek_Bogayevicz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Edges of the Lord is a 2001 film, written and directed by Yurek Bogayevicz, starring Willem Dafoe and Haley Joel Osment. The film, set in Poland during World War II, tells the story of a wealthy Jewish boy who must pose as a Catholic peasant farmland local in order to avoid capture from Nazi forces.<EOS>"
1304,31251,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chad Scheifele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ITN Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mary Jo Barthmaier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pam Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stuart Connelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Michael_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_McNamara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mason_Dye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Natural Selection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Features_based_on_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Selection_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_school_violence<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Natural Selection is a 2016 American drama film written and directed by Chad Scheifele, and starring Mason Dye, Ryan Munzert, Anthony Michael Hall, Katherine McNamara and Amy Carlson. It is based on Scheifele's 2009 short film of the same name.<EOS>"
1305,126091,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bea_Benaderet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Street Cat Named Sylvester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Street_Cat_Named_Sylvester<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Street Cat Named Sylvester is a 1953 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on September 5, 1953, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.The title is a play on A Streetcar Named Desire, a play later made into a film.<EOS>"
1306,140118,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_R._Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pancho Kohner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Ansara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Bronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jan Gan Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Prince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Randy Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_R._Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Sale_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Assassination<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_O._Ragland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assassination_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_R._Hunt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Assassination is a 1987 American action thriller film directed by Peter Hunt and starring Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland, Charles Howerton, Jan Gan Boyd, Stephen Elliott, and Chris Alcaide. The plot is about a bodyguard who is assigned to protect the First Lady of the United States against an assassination plot.<EOS>"
1307,58624,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Battling Bosko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Bosko<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bosko_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Battling Bosko is an American animated short film. It is a Looney Tunes cartoon, featuring Bosko, the original star of the series. Like most Looney Tunes of its day, it was directed by Hugh Harman; Frank Marsales provided musical direction. The film was released in 1932, though one source gives an ambiguous date of 1931–1932.<EOS>"
1308,39032,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Wentworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elmore Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Nelson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Delos Jewkes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bottles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bottles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Happy_Harmonies<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Bottles is a 1936 Happy Harmonies animated cartoon directed by Hugh Harman and produced by Rudolf Ising for the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cartoon studio.<EOS>
1309,164375,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atom_Egoyan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manuel_Salvador<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Atom Egoyan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Camelia_Frieberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arsinée Khanjian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabrielle Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Hemblen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael McManus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Nardi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atom_Egoyan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manuel_Salvador<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atom_Egoyan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Camelia_Frieberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atom_Egoyan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Speaking Parts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Atom_Egoyan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speaking_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mychael_Danna<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Speaking Parts is a 1989 Canadian drama film directed by Atom Egoyan. It earned a Best Motion Picture nomination, and five other nominations, at the 1989 Genie Awards. It was also nominated for Gold Hugo in 1989 Chicago International Film Festival, and won Best Canadian Screenplay in Vancouver International Film Festival.<EOS>"
1310,137418,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Philippe Setbon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Goldblum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathy_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mister Frost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Devil_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Frost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_crime_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mister Frost is a 1990 supernatural thriller film starring Jeff Goldblum and directed by French filmmaker Philippe Setbon, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Derry Hall, Brad Lynch and Louise Vincent. It co-starred Kathy Baker and Alan Bates.<EOS>"
1311,153426,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melville_Shavelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melville Shavelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yul_Brynner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Senta_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Donald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Sinatra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chaim_Topol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hordern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stathis_Giallelis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melville_Shavelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melville_Shavelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Berkman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cast a Giant Shadow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1948<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cinecittà_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elmer_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Jerusalem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Lazio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Israel_Defense_Forces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_military_leaders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Palestine_(region)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Melville_Shavelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Batjac_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mandatory_Palestine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cast_a_Giant_Shadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Arab–Israeli_conflict<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cast a Giant Shadow is a 1966 American action film based on the life of Colonel Mickey Marcus, and stars Kirk Douglas, Senta Berger, Yul Brynner, John Wayne, Frank Sinatra and Angie Dickinson. Melville Shavelson adapted, produced and directed. The film is a fictionalized account of the experiences of a real-life Jewish-American military officer, Colonel David ""Mickey"" Marcus, who commanded units of the fledgling Israel Defense Forces during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War.<EOS>"
1312,14777,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_These_Our_Parents<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_These_Our_Parents<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_These_Our_Parents<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_These_Our_Parents<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_These_Our_Parents<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Are These Our Parents?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_These_Our_Parents<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_These_Our_Parents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_These_Our_Parents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_These_Our_Parents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_These_Our_Parents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_These_Our_Parents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_These_Our_Parents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_These_Our_Parents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_These_Our_Parents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Nigh<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Are These Our Parents? is a 1944 American romantic drama film directed by William Nigh. It stars Helen Vinson, Lyle Talbot, Ivan Lebedeff.<EOS>"
1313,141674,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Glebas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michelle Pappalardo-Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Walker, Carly Simon, Rob Mathes, Michael Kosarin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kath Soucie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Fiedler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andre Stojka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Cullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ken Sansom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nikita Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Wheatley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Glebas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Hohlfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._A._Milne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Piglet's Big Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DisneyToon_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pigs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Winnie-the-Pooh_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Winnie_the_Pooh_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piglet's_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Glebas<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Piglet's Big Movie is a 2003 American animated musical adventure comedy-drama film produced by the Japanese office of Disneytoon Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures. The animation production was by Walt Disney Animation Japan, Inc. with additional animation provided by Gullwing Co., Ltd., additional background by Studio Fuga and digital ink and paint by T2 Studio. The film features the characters from the Winnie-the-Pooh books written by A. A. Milne and E. H. Shepard and is the third theatrically released Winnie the Pooh feature, after The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and The Tigger Movie. In this film, Piglet is ashamed of being small and clumsy and wanders off into the Hundred Acre Wood, leading all of his friends to form a search party to find him.Piglet's Big Movie premiered on March 16, 2003 at the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles and was released on March 21, 2003, to generally positive reviews from critics and grossed $62.9 million against a budget of $46 million.<EOS>"
1314,82481,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Gerrard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Molly Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olive Borden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Gerrard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Arthur_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Miller_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leave It to Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Ian_Hay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_P._G._Wodehouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Monty_Banks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Leave It to Me is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Monty Banks and starring Gene Gerrard, Olive Borden and Molly Lamont. It was made at Elstree Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director David Rawnsley. It is an adaptation of the play Leave It to Psmith (1930) by Ian Hay and P.G. Wodehouse, which is based on Wodehouse's novel Leave It to Psmith (1923).<EOS>"
1315,78635,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Topper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Burt Topper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Baynes_Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Topper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Topper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Topper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>War is Hell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Audie_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ronald_Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Korean_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Burt_Topper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Is_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Topper<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>War is Hell is a 1961 American war film written, produced and directed by Burt Topper. The film stars Baynes Barron and Michael Bell and is narrated by Audie Murphy. A featured cast member is Judy Dan.<EOS>"
1316,44881,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Schumacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Bernhard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dianne Wiest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kiefer Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jami Gertz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Corey Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Herrmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Corey Haim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Patric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barnard Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Schumacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Bernhard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Boam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lost Boys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lost Boys:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vampire_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Thomas_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joel_Schumacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jeffrey_Boam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Lost_Boys_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lost Boys is a 1987 American comedy horror film directed by Joel Schumacher, produced by Harvey Bernhard, and with the screenplay written by Jeffrey Boam, Janice Fischer, and James Jeremias, from a story by Fischer and Jeremias. The film's ensemble cast includes Corey Feldman, Jami Gertz, Corey Haim, Edward Herrmann, Barnard Hughes, Jason Patric, Kiefer Sutherland, Jamison Newlander, and Dianne Wiest.The film follows two teenaged brothers who move with their divorced mother to the fictional town of Santa Carla, California, only to discover that the town is a haven for vampires. The title is a reference to the Lost Boys in J. M. Barrie's stories about Peter Pan and Neverland, who, like vampires, never grow up. Most of the film was shot in Santa Cruz, California.The Lost Boys was released by Warner Bros. Pictures on July 31, 1987, and was a critical and commercial success, grossing over $32 million against a production budget of $8.5 million. It has since then been described as a cult classic.  The success of the film 21 years after its release spawned a franchise with two low-budget sequels (Lost Boys: The Tribe and Lost Boys: The Thirst) and two comic-book series.<EOS>"
1317,6042,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Woodhead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_R._Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Palevsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terrence_Malick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alem Tellahun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bekele Gebrselassie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Haile Gebrselassie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shawananness Gebrselassie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tedesse Haile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yonas Zergaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Endurance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_track_and_field_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_track_and_field_athletes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Athletics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Ethiopian_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endurance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_sports_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Endurance is a 1998 docudrama film about the famous distance runner Haile Gebrselassie with Gebrselassie playing himself.It was written and directed by Leslie Woodhead, with Bud Greenspan supervising the competition sequences, and produced and released by Walt Disney Pictures. The movie features Gebrselassie's upbringing in Ethiopia and his subsequent triumph in the 10,000-meter track event in the Atlanta Olympic Games of 1996.The movie was released on DVD on January 31, 2012.<EOS>"
1318,98352,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wellyn_Totman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Broadway to Cheyenne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wyoming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broadway_to_Cheyenne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_vigilante_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Broadway to Cheyenne is a 1932 American pre-Code Western film directed by Harry L. Fraser. The film is also known as From Broadway to Cheyenne (American poster title). The film successfully combines the Western with the gangster film and vigilante film.<EOS>
1319,102069,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Seiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Douglas MacLean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Robards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Lee_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_Beaumont_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Woolsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Seiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Murfin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_MacLean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Spence_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Caught Plastered<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Seiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_Plastered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Caught Plastered is a 1931 American Pre-Code musical comedy film, released by RKO Radio Pictures and starring the comedy team Wheeler & Woolsey.<EOS>"
1320,40148,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Wincer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonar_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Brandman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Selleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Wincer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonar_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Western_(genre)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Western_(genre)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1900<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TNT_Network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1892<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Walsh_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Simon_Wincer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Monte Walsh is a 2003 American Western television film directed by Simon Wincer and starring Tom Selleck, Isabella Rossellini, and Keith Carradine. It was adapted from Jack Schaefer's 1963 novel Monte Walsh. This film is a remake of the 1970 Monte Walsh film that starred Lee Marvin.Monte Walsh is the quintessential cowboy—the last of a dying breed. His story takes place in the waning years of the ""Old West"" near the end of the 19th century. Two long-time cowboys, Monte and his best friend Chet, have their lives on the range inexorably changed by the coming modernity and a fellow cowboy who becomes involved with rustling, robbery, and killing.The film premiered on TNT on January 17, 2003.<EOS>"
1321,125624,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fish_in_the_Bathtub<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Micklin_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fish_in_the_Bathtub<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Stiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fish_in_the_Bathtub<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Micklin_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fish_in_the_Bathtub<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Fish in the Bathtub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fish_in_the_Bathtub<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fish_in_the_Bathtub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fish_in_the_Bathtub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fish_in_the_Bathtub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fish_in_the_Bathtub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fish_in_the_Bathtub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fish_in_the_Bathtub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fish_in_the_Bathtub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fish_in_the_Bathtub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fish_in_the_Bathtub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joan_Micklin_Silver<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Fish in the Bathtub is a 1999 comedy film directed by Joan Micklin Silver. It stars real life couple Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara.Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara play Sam and Molly, a married husband and wife whose marriage has been stretched to the brink after 40 years of incessant bickering over the smallest of things, not the least of which is Sam's inexplicable decision to keep a fish in the bathtub. This, along with a daily harangue from the cantankerous Sam, forces Molly to finally pack a bag and go to son Joel's home, which sets the stage for the family to fight through this bump in the road and get life back on track.The film has been generally poorly received. Contact Music referred to it as ""Just not that humorous"". The New York Times criticized the film's dialogue, stating that ""...the bickering goes too far..."" Killer Movies referred to its plot as ""...nothing particularly new or significant or eye-popping...""<EOS>"
1322,142072,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quentin_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Greenwood_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quentin_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Greenwood_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Banks_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Playback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Quentin_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merton_Park_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playback_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Playback is a 1962 British crime film directed by Quentin Lawrence and starring Margit Saad, Barry Foster and Nigel Green. It was written by Robert Banks Stewart based on a short story by Edgar Wallace, and was part of the Edgar Wallace Mysteries film series.<EOS>"
1323,70650,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Nygard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Creative Light Worldwide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Creative Light Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W.K._Border<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Mandylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lori_Loughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Benzali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Nygard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W.K._Border<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Nygard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Suckers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_business_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_car_dealerships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_automobiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suckers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Nygard<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Suckers is a 2001 American comedy-drama film directed by Roger Nygard, who co-wrote the story with Joe Yanetty. It is about the car sales business in the United States, and stars Joe Yannetty, Jake Johannsen, Daniel Benzali, Michael D. Roberts, Louis Mandylor, Jake Gyllenhaal and Lori Loughlin.<EOS>"
1324,56448,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Lumet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Burtt Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay_Crouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Hutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mandy_Patinkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Asner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Lumet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._L._Doctorow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Daniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom / United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_capital_punishment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Lumet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Julius_and_Ethel_Rosenberg<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Daniel is a 1983 drama film directed by Sidney Lumet from a screenplay by E. L. Doctorow, based on his 1971 novel The Book of Daniel. The film stars Timothy Hutton, Mandy Patinkin, Lindsay Crouse, and Edward Asner.Daniel was released in the United States by Paramount Pictures on 26 August 1983 and in the United Kingdom on 10 February 1984.<EOS>"
1325,171331,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Mankiewicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Segal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Arkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Whitfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Mankiewicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Gordon_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Taking the Heat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Showtime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_the_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Taking the Heat is a 1993 American romantic thriller film that premiered on Showtime. Directed by Tom Mankiewicz and written by Dan Gordon from a story by Gary Hoffman, the film followed a female cop and a murder witness as they try to avoid the mob en route to a high profile trial in New York City. The cast included Tony Goldwyn and Lynn Whitfield as the leads and George Segal, Will Patton, Peter Boyle, Joe Grifasi, Alan Arkin, and Greg Germann in supporting roles.<EOS>"
1326,136826,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Budd_Boetticher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William F. Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Clayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Parrish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Norris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirby_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Budd_Boetticher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Oliver_Curwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Scott_Darling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wolf Hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_novels_by_James_Oliver_Curwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Northern_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Budd_Boetticher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Corporal_Rod_Webb_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wolf_Hunters_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wolf Hunters is a 1949 American Northern film directed by Budd Boetticher and starring Kirby Grant, Jan Clayton and Edward Norris. It was based on the novel by James Oliver Curwood, which had previously been adapted in 1926 as The Wolf Hunters and in 1934 as The Trail Beyond starring John Wayne, Noah Beery, Sr. and Noah Beery, Jr. The film was the second in a series of ten films featuring Kirby Grant as a Canadian Mountie.<EOS>"
1327,159584,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Harlow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gus_McNaughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Harlow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Master and Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_and_Man_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Harlow<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Master and Man is a 1934 British comedy film directed by John Harlow.<EOS>
1328,141468,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Le_Borg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Welsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Le_Borg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Welsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Taylor_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Philo Vance's Secret Mission<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Le_Borg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Philo_Vance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Secret_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Philo Vance's Secret Mission is a 1947 American mystery film directed by Reginald Le Borg and starring Alan Curtis, Sheila Ryan and Tala Birell. It was part of a series of films featuring the detective Philo Vance made during the 1930s and 1940s.<EOS>"
1329,157428,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_M._Merrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Louis Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_M._Merrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Sage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Without Honor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Honor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Without Honor is a 1932 American pre-Code Western film directed by William Nigh.<EOS>
1330,160450,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Palace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Currie_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Norton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Badler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathy_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Currie_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Under the Gun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Gun_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Under the Gun is a 1995 Australian action film directed by Matthew George and starring Richard Norton and Kathy Long. The film was released direct to home video in 1995.It was the directorial debut of George.<EOS>
1331,123923,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Stewart_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Morecambe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Stewart_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Hills_and_Sid_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Blackmore_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Magnificent Two<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ron_Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Morecambe_and_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magnificent_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cliff_Owen<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Magnificent Two (also known as What Happened at Campo Grande? and Campo Grande) is a 1967 British comedy film directed by Cliff Owen and starring Morecambe and Wise. It was the third and final of their 1960s films.<EOS>
1332,26309,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Empire Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken G. Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Taylor_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Ann_Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Coffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>100000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100,000_Cobbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_G._Hall<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>100,000 Cobbers is a 1942 dramatised documentary made by director Ken G. Hall for the Australian Department of Information during World War II to boost recruitment into the armed forces. Grant Taylor, Joe Valli and Shirley Ann Richards play fictitious characters.<EOS>"
1333,8175,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbet_Schroeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barbet Schroeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Susan Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Furlong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfred Molina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liam Neeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Meryl Streep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julia Weldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbet_Schroeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbet_Schroeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Tally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Before and After<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hollywood_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Caravan_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Howard_Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mother–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Barbet_Schroeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Barbet_Schroeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_and_After_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Tally<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Before and After is a 1996 American crime drama film based on Rosellen Brown's 1992 novel of the same name about two parents who must deal with the after effects when their son is accused of murder. The movie was directed by Barbet Schroeder and starred Meryl Streep as Dr. Carolyn Ryan, Liam Neeson as Ben Ryan, Edward Furlong as Jacob Ryan, and Julia Weldon as Judith Ryan (who also narrated the movie). Alfred Molina, John Heard, and Alison Folland appear in supporting roles.<EOS>"
1334,137045,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Di_Drew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Thompson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raquel_Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Hammond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Di_Drew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trouble in Paradise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_castaways<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_survivors_of_seafaring_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Chris_Neal_(songwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Paradise_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Di_Drew<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trouble in Paradise is a 1989 Australian TV movie directed by Di Drew and starring Raquel Welch, Jack Thompson, and Nicholas Hammond. The plot concerns a woman who is shipwrecked with a drunken sailor. It was one of several movies where Thompson played the romantic male lead to an American star.The film was shot on location just south of Sydney in Australia. Love scenes between Welch and Thompson were cut, causing Welch to protest. ""They just want to make it into pap because they're scared about this, that, everything"" said Welch. ""I've shot a million love scenes. I've never heard of anything like this.The film marked a change of pace for Welch after a number of more serious roles.<EOS>"
1335,147032,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edwin Tobolowsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Petersen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charla_Doherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Feagin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quinn_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neil Fletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Science_fiction_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Science_fiction_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_World_War_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Year_2889_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_29th_century<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In the Year 2889 (also known as Year 2889) is a 1967 American made-for-television horror science fiction film from American International Pictures about the aftermath of a future nuclear war. The film stars Paul Petersen, Quinn O'Hara, Charla Doherty, Neil Fletcher and Hugh Feagin. AIP commissioned low-budget cult film auteur Larry Buchanan to produce and direct this film as a color remake of Roger Corman's 1956 film Day the World Ended.Although not set in the year 2889, In the Year 2889's title is borrowed from a short story of the same title by Jules Verne and his son, Michael Verne. (The film however did not follow the Jules Verne story at all.) The screenplay was written for Buchanan by Harold Hoffman.<EOS>"
1336,81351,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Schach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elisabeth_Bergner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joyce Bland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raymond Massey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Romney Brent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Schach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cynthia_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henri_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dreaming Lips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Walton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Carl_Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_violins_and_violinists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_Lips_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Czinner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dreaming Lips is a 1937 British drama film directed by Paul Czinner and starring Elisabeth Bergner, Romney Brent and Raymond Massey.<EOS>"
1337,24534,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Andy Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vestron_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melissa Gatchel North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauren_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_S._Davies_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Sacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Hendrix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vestron_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Interface<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interface_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Interface is a 1984 American science fiction comedy horror film, starring John Davies, Lauren Lane and Mathew Sacks. It was Lou Diamond Phillips's first film role, as Punk #1. Primarily directed by Andy Anderson, Interface was a production of Anderson's film program at the University of Texas at Arlington. The film was scripted, acted, and initially directed entirely by UTA students.<EOS>"
1338,34408,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Collyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jackson Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julian Noa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Electric Earthquake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_earthquakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superman_animated_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Earthquake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Electric Earthquake (1942) is the seventh of seventeen animated Technicolor short films based upon the DC Comics character of Superman, originally created by Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster. This animated short was created by the Fleischer Studios. The story runs for about nine minutes and covers Superman's adventures in stopping a madman from destroying Manhattan with electronically induced earthquakes. It was originally released on May 15, 1942. This is the first of the films to make it clear that the action is taking place in Manhattan.<EOS>"
1339,133904,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Leung_Siu_Hung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Keith W. Strandberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Gorshin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jeffreys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Shahlavi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nina_Repeta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Leung_Siu_Hung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_W._Strandberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_W._Strandberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bloodmoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmoon_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bloodmoon is a 1997 American action/martial arts film directed and choreographed by Tony Leung Siu Hung. The film was produced by Keith W. Strandberg and Ng See Yuen and stars Gary Daniels, Chuck Jeffreys, and Darren Shahlavi.<EOS>"
1340,8241,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Fenton_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_T._Neville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Behind Jury Doors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mayfair_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Jury_Doors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Behind Jury Doors is a 1932 American pre-Code mystery film directed by B. Reeves Eason and starring Helen Chandler, William Collier Jr. and Blanche Friderici.<EOS>"
1341,31599,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Debra Winger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Winfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Darrell Larson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Keyloun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mike's Murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_illegal_drug_trade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Ladd_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Barry_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike's_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Bridges<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mike's Murder is a 1984 American neo-noir mystery film released by Warner Bros. starring Debra Winger. It was written and directed by James Bridges. Mark Keyloun, Paul Winfield, and Darrell Larson appear in support.<EOS>"
1342,52820,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emory_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany-Stahl_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany-Stahl_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anita Louise, James Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Third Alarm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_firefighting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tiffany_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Alarm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Emory_Johnson<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Third Alarm is a 1930 American pre-Code drama film directed by Emory Johnson. The film is based on the original story by Emilie Johnson and is set in San Francisco, California.  The photoplay stars Anita Louise, James Hall, and Jean Hersholt. The movie was released on November 30, 1930, by Tiffany-Stahl Productions<EOS>"
1343,113232,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Freund<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Wolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:World_Northal_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Kenner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jules Irving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Tawil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gil Ferschtman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nathaniel Bellamy Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stretch Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Freund<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:World_Northal_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The American Game<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brooklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_basketball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_basketball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_high_school_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Game<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:High_school_basketball_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The American Game is a 1979 documentary film directed by Jay Freund and David Wolf contrasting the experiences of two high-school seniors, basketball players from remarkably different backgrounds.<EOS>"
1344,145461,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marcel Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Formby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Didn't Do It<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Didn't_Do_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Marcel_Varnel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Didn't Do It is a 1945 British comedy crime film directed by Marcel Varnel and starring George Formby, Dennis Wyndham and Carl Jaffe. It was written by Howard Irving Young, Stephen Black, Norman Lee, Peter Fraser and Michael Vaughan.<EOS>"
1345,165368,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald J. Kahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Heywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Armstrong_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Bryant_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ursula_Howells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Howard Trevor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mumsy, Nanny, Sonny, and Girly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nannies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mumsy,_Nanny,_Sonny_and_Girly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Freddie_Francis<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mumsy, Nanny, Sonny and Girly (released as Girly outside the United Kingdom) is a 1970 British comedy horror film directed by Freddie Francis and starring Michael Bryant, Ursula Howells, Pat Heywood, Howard Trevor and Vanessa Howard.Francis wanted the opportunity to direct a film over which he had complete creative control, instead of working on assignment from a studio (as was the case with his previous directorial efforts). He teamed with writer Brian Comport to build the film around Oakley Court, which Francis had used for exterior shots in previous films. The script was based on a two-act play by Maisie Mosco titled Happy Family, which was adapted into a novella by screenwriter Brian Comport as Mumsy, Nanny, Sonny and Girly. Although the film fared poorly in British cinemas, it enjoyed a brief, successful run in North America, and subsequently achieved status as a cult film.In the film, four inhabitants of a secluded manor house in England amuse themselves with a bizarre role-playing game.<EOS>"
1346,125662,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sydney Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Radford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Naunton_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Girl in a Million<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Girl_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Girl in a Million is a 1946 British comedy film. It is notable for featuring Joan Greenwood in an early starring role; and Basil Radford and Naunton Wayne in their comedy double act as  two cricket-obsessed Englishmen, this time called Fotheringham and Prendergast.<EOS>"
1347,30195,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Merendino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Maydew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Devon Sawa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Pascal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Lillard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Annabeth Gish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Til Schweiger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Segel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Goorjian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Lien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Merendino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Merendino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>SLC Punk!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Punk_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1985<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wyoming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Merendino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Salt_Lake_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SLC_Punk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Salt_Lake_City<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>SLC Punk! is a 1998 American comedy-drama film written and directed by James Merendino. The film centers around Steven ""Stevo"" Levy, a college graduate and punk living in Salt Lake City during the mid-1980s.SLC Punk! was chosen as the opening-night feature at the 1999 Sundance Film Festival.Merendino created the film based on his experience growing up in Salt Lake City. Although the film is not autobiographical, Merendino has said that many characters were based on people he knew.<EOS>"
1348,102014,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bruton Films  Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Fennell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horst_Janson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caroline_Munro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shane_Briant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lois Daine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Fennell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Captain Kronos – Vampire Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurie_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Kronos_–_Vampire_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Captain Kronos – Vampire Hunter is a 1974 British swashbuckling action horror film, written and directed by Brian Clemens, produced by Clemens and Albert Fennell for Hammer Film Productions, and starring Horst Janson, John Carson, Shane Briant, and Caroline Munro. The music score was composed by Laurie Johnson, supervised by Philip Martell. Shot in 1972, but belatedly released on 7 April 1974, the film was intended as the first in a series focused on the title character and his companions. Due to the film's violence and sexual subtext, Captain Kronos was rated R in North America. This was Clemens' only film as a director.<EOS>"
1349,120134,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Milestone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madeleine_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Akim_Tamiroff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Milestone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_G._Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Odets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The General Died at Dawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_China<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Werner_Janssen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mercenaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Milestone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_General_Died_at_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The General Died at Dawn is a 1936 American drama film that tells the story of a mercenary who meets a beautiful girl while trying to keep arms from getting to a vicious warlord in war-torn China.  The movie was written by Charles G. Booth and Clifford Odets and directed by Lewis Milestone.It stars Gary Cooper, Madeleine Carroll, Akim Tamiroff, and Dudley Digges.  Director Milestone has a cameo role.<EOS>"
1350,119803,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_M._Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William A. Bacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Lockhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Medina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Haydn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maureen_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Foxes of Harrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States/United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Buttolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1830s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1820s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxes_of_Harrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_M._Stahl<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Foxes of Harrow is a 1947 American-British adventure film directed by John M. Stahl. The film stars Rex Harrison, Maureen O'Hara, and Richard Haydn. It is based on the novel of the same name by Frank Yerby, the sixth best-selling novel in the US in 1946.The film was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Production Design (Lyle R. Wheeler, Maurice Ransford, Thomas Little, Paul S. Fox).<EOS>"
1351,19390,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Austin_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nigel Watts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Karlene Gallegly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Vaughn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_McCallum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Macnee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Austin_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Action<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Action_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gerald_Fried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_reunion_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Austin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Man_from_U.N.C.L.E.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spy_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Return of the Man from U.N.C.L.E.: The Fifteen Years Later Affair is a 1983 American made-for-television action-adventure film based on the 1964–1968 television series The Man from U.N.C.L.E. starring Robert Vaughn and David McCallum reprising the roles they had originated on that program. Several of the crew from the series also worked on the film, which was produced by Viacom rather than Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and/or Turner Entertainment. Leo G. Carroll had died in 1972, so Patrick Macnee was recruited to appear as an entirely different character, Sir John Raleigh, who had presumably taken over as Number 1 of Section I, the Director of U.N.C.L.E., after Alexander Waverly had died, and Carroll's photograph was displayed prominently in many scenes that featured Macnee's Sir John.<EOS>"
1352,109485,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Herman Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It's a Dog's Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Dog's_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herman_Hoffman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It's a Dog's Life is a 1955 American comedy drama film directed by Herman Hoffman and starring Jeff Richards, Edmund Gwenn and Jarma Lewis. It is adapted from Richard Harding Davis’s 1903 novel The Bar Sinister.<EOS>"
1353,128811,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ronald_Whitney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sheila Nevins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Ronald Whitney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ronald_Whitney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_Nevins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ronald_Whitney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ronald_Whitney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Just, Melvin: Just Evil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_pedophilia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just,_Melvin:_Just_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_child_abuse<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Just, Melvin: Just Evil is a 2000 American documentary film by James Ronald Whitney about his grandfather, Melvin Just, and the devastating consequences of the sexual abuse that Just inflicted on their family. The film premiered at the 2000 Sundance Film Festival and aired on HBO on April 22, 2001. The film was well received overall; critic Roger Ebert called Just, Melvin ""one of the most powerful documentaries I've seen.""<EOS>"
1354,6382,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaston_Quiribet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hepworth_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Ames<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Carew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eileen Dennes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaston_Quiribet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hepworth_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E.W._Hornung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blanche_McIntosh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Justice Raffles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hepworth_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Justice_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_A._J._Raffles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Justice Raffles is a 1921 British crime film directed by Gaston Quiribet and starring Gerald Ames, Eileen Dennes and James Carew.It was based on the 1909 novel Mr. Justice Raffles by E.W. Hornung featuring his gentleman thief AJ Raffles. The plot changed a number of details from the novel and inserted a romantic interest into the plot which sees Raffles fall in love with Camilla Belsize, while trying to conceal his secret life as a leading cracksman from her.<EOS>"
1355,163386,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bray Wyndham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Bennett_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billie_Bristow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Secret of the Loch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_of_the_Loch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Milton_Rosmer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Secret of the Loch is a 1934 British film about the Loch Ness Monster. It is the first film made about the monster. It was edited by David Lean.Charles Bennett said the film was based on his original idea. He later admitted it was ""terrible... but amusing"".<EOS>"
1356,22818,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Channing_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Imelda Staunton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phil Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Marsan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Mays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Channing_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vera Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_director_won_the_Best_Direction_BAFTA_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_abortion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_16_mm_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Social_realism_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Lion_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1950<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Drake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Leigh<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vera Drake is a 2004 British period drama film written and directed by Mike Leigh and starring Imelda Staunton, Phil Davis, Daniel Mays and Eddie Marsan. It tells the story of a working-class woman in London in 1950 who performs illegal abortions.The film was acclaimed, winning the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival and three BAFTA Awards. At the Academy Awards, it was nominated for Best Actress for Staunton, and Best Director and Best Original Screenplay for Leigh.<EOS>"
1357,164374,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Sloane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fay_Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Keith-Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lydia_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_De_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Somehow Good<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somehow_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Raymond<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Somehow Good is a 1927 British silent drama film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Fay Compton, Stewart Rome and Dorothy Boyd. It was made at Twickenham Studios and premiered in October 1927.<EOS>"
1358,23924,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Thacker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Brogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Iain_Glen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Owen_Teale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Thacker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Brogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death of a Salesman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brooklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Arthur_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_of_a_Salesman_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Thacker<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Death of a Salesman is a 1996 British made-for-television film adaptation of the 1949 play of the same name by Arthur Miller. It was directed by David Thacker and starred Warren Mitchell as Willy Loman.  Mitchell reprised the role for which he had won the West End theatre Laurence Olivier Award for Actor of the Year in a Revival in 1979.<EOS>
1359,2929,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frances Langford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Purple Heart Diary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pacific_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Purple_Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Heart_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Quine<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Purple Heart Diary is a 1951 American drama film directed by Richard Quine, produced by Sam Katzman and released by Columbia Pictures. It stars Frances Langford and Judd Holdren.<EOS>"
1360,22144,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dan Glaser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Smith Global Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhys_Coiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_Reeser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Molony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Molony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Valley of Bones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_Dakota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Bones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Dakota<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Valley of Bones is a 2017 American adventure/crime thriller film directed by Dan Glaser and starring Autumn Reeser, Rhys Coiro and Steven Molony. Jon L. Wanzek of Bad Medicine Films was the writer, producer and executive producer. It was released in theaters on September 1, 2017 and received mixed reviews from critics.<EOS>"
1361,164850,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_B._Koontz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noah_Segan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emily_Hagins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Baron_Vaughn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Anthony Cousins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris McInroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Courtney Andujar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Hillary Andujar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Shudder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_B._Koontz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ashleigh Snead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Euting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cameron  Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kris Phipps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shawn Talley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_B._Koontz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noah_Segan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emily_Hagins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Baron_Vaughn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shudder_(streaming_service)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_B._Koontz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_B._Koontz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scare Package<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Aaron_B._Koontz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scare_Package<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Shudder_(streaming_service)_original_programming<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scare Package is a 2019 American anthology horror comedy film created by Aaron B. Koontz and Cameron Burns. It features a series of horror shorts written and directed by Aaron B. Koontz, Courtney Andujar, Hillary Andujar, Anthony Cousins, Emily Hagins, Chris McInroy, Noah Segan, and Baron Vaughn.The film debuted at the Sitges Film Festival in October 2019, and was released exclusively on Shudder on June 18, 2020.A sequel to the film was announced in late 2021. Scare Package II: Rad Chad's Revenge was released on Shudder December 2022.<EOS>"
1362,81619,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Cronin_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Fellows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tracey Wilkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Debra Stephenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Toyah Willcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katie Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacob Anderton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan Hansler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Cronin_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Give Them Wings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_Them_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Give Them Wings is a 2021 British drama film directed by Sean Cronin and starring Daniel Watson, Toyah Willcox, Bill Fellows, Jacob Anderton, Katie Sheridan, Rachel Warren, Jonathan Hansler, Debra Stephenson, Tracey Wilkinson, Kris Deedigan and Bruce Payne.<EOS>"
1363,169768,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Billingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sam Plant Industries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jacqui Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ella Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Way<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Plant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deirdre Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Salinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Billingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Billingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ray & Liz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_photographers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_&_Liz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_West_Midlands_(county)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ray & Liz is a 2018 British drama film written and directed by Richard Billingham in his feature debut. The film retells Billingham's troubled childhood growing up in a Black Country council flat during the Thatcher era. It focuses ""on his parents Ray and Liz, their relationship, and its impact on Richard and his younger brother Jason."" Billingham, a photographer, previously published the book Ray's a Laugh (1996), with photographs of his family at the time depicted in the film.On its release, the film received widespread critical acclaim in the UK, the US and in Europe. It was also awarded several prizes in film festivals on both sides of the Atlantic.<EOS>"
1364,31243,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lindsay-Hogg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Brut Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Enders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldine_Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melina_Mercouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenda_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Meara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Dennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lindsay-Hogg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nasty Habits<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Watergate_scandal_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nasty_Habits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Lindsay-Hogg<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nasty Habits is a 1977 comedy film directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg, starring Glenda Jackson, Melina Mercouri, Geraldine Page, Sandy Dennis, Anne Jackson, Anne Meara and Susan Penhaligon. The screenplay by Robert Enders is based on the 1974 novella The Abbess of Crewe by Muriel Spark.<EOS>"
1365,98298,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dennis Zahoruk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chalmers Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dennis Zahoruk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Welsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hauff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Zahoruk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Zahoruk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Zahoruk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brethren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brethren_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ontario<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Brethren is a Canadian drama film, directed by Dennis Zahoruk and released in 1976. The film centres on three estranged adult brothers returning to their small hometown to attend the funeral of their abusive and unloving father.The film stars Thomas Hauff, Kenneth Welsh, Richard Fitzpatrick, Candace O'Connor and Sandra Scott.It was a Canadian Film Award nominee for Best Picture at the 27th Canadian Film Awards. Zahoruk was awarded a Special Jury Prize in recognition of directing his first feature film.The film was subsequently broadcast on television in 1977.<EOS>"
1366,171349,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Avedis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Avedis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marlene_Schmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Prine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Brown_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sybil_Danning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Avedis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Avedis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marlene_Schmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Avedis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marlene_Schmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>They're Playing with Fire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_Playing_with_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>They're Playing with Fire is a 1984 American erotic thriller film directed by Howard Avedis and starring Sybil Danning, Eric Brown, Andrew Prine, and Paul Clemens. The film reuses some elements from 1974's The Teacher also written and directed by Avedis.<EOS>"
1367,31127,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loretta_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrone_Power<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ameche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Rivkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love Is News<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tay_Garnett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Love Is News is a 1937 American romantic comedy film starring Tyrone Power, Loretta Young, and Don Ameche. The movie was directed by Tay Garnett and was the first film for which Power had top billing.  The picture was remade in 1947 as That Wonderful Urge, with Power again and Gene Tierney.<EOS>"
1368,6350,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karel_Reisz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Clore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Bresslaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stephens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irene_Handl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Mullard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Morgan – A Suitable Case for Treatment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Dankworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_–_A_Suitable_Case_for_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Karel_Reisz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Morgan – A Suitable Case for Treatment (also called Morgan!) is a 1966 British comedy film directed by Karel Reisz and starring David Warner, Vanessa Redgrave, and Robert Stephens, with Irene Handl and Bernard Bresslaw. It was made by British Lion and produced by Leon Clore from a screenplay by David Mercer, adapted from his BBC television play A Suitable Case for Treatment (1962), in which the leading role was played by Ian Hendry. A film poster for the film is prominently shown in High-Rise (2015).  Director Stephen Frears worked as an assistant director to Reisz on this film.<EOS>"
1369,68974,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Feather Finger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Finger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Feather Finger is a 1966 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. It was released on August 20, 1966, and stars Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales.The film is set in Texas, near the Mexico–United States border. Daffy is impoverished, and consequently agrees to defend a small town from Speedy. He is hired as a gunslinger.<EOS>"
1370,161712,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hoffman_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Rabin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chief_Thundercloud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ellison_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Herrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hoffman_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Rabin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Neuman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Tanchuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Killed Geronimo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_cavalry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Killed_Geronimo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Hoffman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Killed Geronimo is a 1950 American Western film about the Chiricahua Apache leader Geronimo.Directed by John Hoffman and starring James Ellison, Virginia Herrick, and Chief Thundercloud in the role of Geronimo, the film has been described as a ""silly but likeable"" B movie. It is based around the fictional murder of Geronimo - who in reality died of pneumonia at the age of 79 after a fall from his horse in February 1909, while still a prisoner of the United States at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.<EOS>"
1371,28733,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Thomas A. Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobcat_Goldthwait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Gedrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Donat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Bower_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karlene Crockett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Massive Retaliation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massive_Retaliation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Massive Retaliation is a 1984 American film directed by Thomas A. Cohen. It includes the film debut of Bobcat Goldthwait as quirky redneck antagonist Ernie Rust.The movie has been compared to The Shelter by Rod Serling, which it somewhat resembles in terms of story-line and subject matter.<EOS>"
1372,14778,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_Carewe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Raspin Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_Carewe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_Carewe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_Carewe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Are We Civilized?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_depictions_of_Abraham_Lincoln_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_We_Civilized%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edwin_Carewe<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Are We Civilized? is an independently released 1934 pre-Code American social problem film directed by Edwin Carewe which constituted a veiled attack on Adolf Hitler. The film was given a negative review by Time magazine upon its release. Footage of dinosaurs in the film are recycled from the 1918 Willis H. O'Brien's film The Ghost of Slumber Mountain.<EOS>
1373,76062,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil C. Samuel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Selim Cattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jayne_Mansfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Genn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karlheinz_Böhm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danik Patisson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Kretzmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Too Hot to Handle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>(AKA: Playgirl After Dark )<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_gangster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Hot_to_Handle_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eric_Spear<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Too Hot to Handle (U.S. title: Playgirl After Dark) is a 1960 British neo-noir crime thriller film directed by Terence Young and starring Jayne Mansfield, Leo Genn and Carl Boehm. The screenplay was by Herbert Kretzmer from a story by Harry Lee.<EOS>"
1374,135934,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevenson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robertson Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gina Malo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevenson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._O._C._Orton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jack of All Trades<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Stevenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_of_All_Trades_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Hulbert<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jack of All Trades is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Robert Stevenson and Jack Hulbert and starring Hulbert, Gina Malo and Robertson Hare. It is based on the 1934 play Youth at the Helm. The film was made at Islington Studios, with sets designed by Alex Vetchinsky.<EOS>"
1375,55256,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Farrar_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Owes_Me_a_Living<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vernon_Sewell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The World Owes Me a Living is a 1945 British Second World War drama film directed by Vernon Sewell and starring David Farrar and Judy Campbell. It was written by Sewell and Irwin Reiner based on the novel of the same title by John Llewellyn Rhys, a young author who was killed in action in 1940 while serving in the Royal Air Force. Its credits acknowledge the assistance and co-operation of the Air Ministry and the de Havilland Aircraft Company.<EOS>"
1376,69221,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daws Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Half-Fare Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_hoboes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Fare_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Honeymooners<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Half-Fare Hare is a 1956 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on August 18, 1956, and stars Bugs Bunny.<EOS>"
1377,32361,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Errol_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rabbit Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robin_Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robin_Hood_parodies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rabbit Hood is a 1949 Merrie Melodies cartoon released on December 24, 1949. The entry was directed by Chuck Jones and written by Michael Maltese, and features Bugs Bunny.<EOS>"
1378,166564,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Nero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L'Altrofilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Louis Nero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Madsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rutger Hauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Franco Nero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geraldine Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diana Dell'Erba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kabir Bedi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrea Cocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maria De Medeiros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Nero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L'Altrofilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Nero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Nero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Broken Key<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Key<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_Nero<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Broken Key is a 2017 English-language Italian independent film written and directed by Louis Nero.<EOS>
1379,49906,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arthur Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Road to Fortune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_Fortune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cornwall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Road to Fortune is a 1930 British drama film directed by Arthur Varney and starring Guy Newall, Doria March and Florence Desmond. It was based on a novel by Hugh Broadbridge.It was shot at Twickenham Studios and on location in Cornwall. It was made as a quota quickie for release by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
1380,44664,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Idol<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Lewin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Idol<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Idol<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Living Idol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Idol<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Idol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Idol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Idol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Idol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Idol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Idol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Idol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Idol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_Idol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Lewin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Living Idol is a 1957 film American horror film written, produced and directed by Albert Lewin.<EOS>"
1381,103865,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Knights Must Fall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Middle_Ages<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_Must_Fall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_A_Connecticut_Yankee_in_King_Arthur's_Court<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Knights Must Fall is a 1949 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on July 16, 1949, and stars Bugs Bunny. A spoof of the King Arthur mythology, the title is a pun on the 1937 film Night Must Fall.<EOS>"
1382,92465,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Engler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Focus Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julian Fellowes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gareth Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Liz Trubridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Penelope Wilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maggie Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Imelda Staunton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth McGovern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Bonneville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michelle Dockery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Engler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Fellowes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Fellowes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Downton Abbey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ> Soundtrack album,  Film score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_social_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_upper_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_old_age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Focus_Features_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Leeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_V<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1927<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bradford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_West_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Domestic_workers_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Downton_Abbey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Downton_Abbey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rotherham<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Downton Abbey is a 2019 historical drama film directed by Michael Engler from a screenplay by Julian Fellowes, based on the television series of the same name created by Fellowes. The film continues the storyline from the series, with much of the original cast returning. Set in 1927, it depicts a royal visit to the Crawley family's stately home in Yorkshire. As royal staff members descend on Downton, an assassin has also arrived and attempts to kill the monarch.After the series ended, a film adaptation was reportedly being considered in April 2016, with Fellowes working on an outline plot. The producers confirmed that a feature-length film would be made in July 2018, and principal photography started in London later the following month, and in other places in England, including Shepperton Studios and Highclere Castle. Filming ended that November, with a $13–20 million budget.Downton Abbey premiered at the Odeon Luxe Leicester Square in London on 9 September 2019, and was released in the United Kingdom on 13 September and in the United States on 20 September, by Focus Features. The film received generally positive reviews from critics and grossed $194.7 million worldwide. A sequel, Downton Abbey: A New Era, was released in the United Kingdom in April 2022 and a second sequel, Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale, was released in September 2025.<EOS>"
1383,137245,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Orton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>H. Bruce Woolfe, Michael Villiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Hogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Bruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Orton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Bruce_Woolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P._Herbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Windjammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windjammer_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Windjammer is a 1930 British adventure film directed by John Orton and starring Michael Hogan and Tony Bruce. Stuart Legg and Arthur B. Woods were assistant directors. It is based on the book By Way of Cape Horn by A.J. Villiers<EOS>
1384,33467,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Owen_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Schwartz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Lee_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sissy_Spacek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_D'Angelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Levon_Helm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Schwartz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Rickman_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Coal Miner's Daughter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Coal Miner's Daughter: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Actress_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Musical_or_Comedy_Picture_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Musical_or_Comedy_Actress_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_American_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kentucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_mining_communities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kentucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Country_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_country_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_alcoholism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Autobiographies_adapted_into_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Patsy_Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coal_Miner's_Daughter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Loretta_Lynn<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Coal Miner's Daughter is a 1980 American biographical musical film directed by Michael Apted and written by Tom Rickman. It follows the story of country music singer Loretta Lynn from her early teen years in a poor family and getting married at 15 to her rise as one of the most influential country musicians. Based on Lynn's 1976 biography of the same name by George Vecsey, the film stars Sissy Spacek as Lynn. Tommy Lee Jones, Beverly D'Angelo and Levon Helm are featured in supporting roles. Ernest Tubb, Roy Acuff, and Minnie Pearl make cameo appearances as themselves.A film on Lynn's life was intended to be made since the release of the biography. Production for the film began in March 1979, and Lynn herself chose Spacek to portray her on screen after seeing a photograph of her, despite being unfamiliar with her films. The film's soundtrack featured all of Lynn's hit singles, which were all sung by Spacek, as well as Patsy Cline's ""Sweet Dreams"" sung by D'Angelo and Cline's ""Back in Baby's Arms"" sung by Spacek and D'Angelo in a duet. The soundtrack reached the top 40 on the Billboard 200 chart and was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America.Universal Pictures released Coal Miner's Daughter theatrically on March 7, 1980. The critical consensus on Rotten Tomatoes calls it ""a solidly affecting story"".  The film grossed $67.18 million in North America against a budget of $15 million, becoming the seventh highest-grossing film of 1980. The film received seven nominations at the 53rd Academy Awards, including for Best Picture, with Spacek winning Best Actress. At the 38th Golden Globe Awards, it garnered four nominations and won two; Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy and Best Actress  (for Spacek).The film is considered ""culturally, historically or aesthetically significant"" by the Library of Congress and was selected to be preserved in the United States National Film Registry in 2019.<EOS>"
1385,135924,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tony Hiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Senator Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marton_Csokas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Chappell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Devenie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Balme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicola Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fran_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jack Brown Genius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:WingNut_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Fran_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Brown_Genius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jack Brown Genius is a 1996 New Zealand romantic comedy fantasy film directed by Tony Hiles, produced by Peter Jackson and written by both with Jackson's partner Fran Walsh. Actor Tim Balme, who had earlier starred in Jackson's movie Braindead, plays the title role.<EOS>"
1386,166388,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenny_Baker_(American_performer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica Dragonette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tudor Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Goddess of Spring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leigh_Harline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_classical_mythology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Goddess_of_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Proserpina<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Goddess of Spring is a 9-minute Silly Symphonies animated Disney short film. Unlike most Symphonies produced at the time, usually comedic, the short contains operatic themes and is often cited as melodramatic. It was released in 1934, and its production was important to the development of the later full-length Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' style and animation, particularly regarding the usage of the rotoscoping technique for realistically-proportioned characters.The plot follows the Greek myth of Persephone and Hades, known here by his Roman name of Pluto with imagery evocative of Hell and Satan (more specifically, a traditional stage Mephistopheles).<EOS>"
1387,165438,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert K. Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jay Levey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS/Fox_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert K. Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:%22Weird_Al%22_Yankovic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS/Fox_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Yankovic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_Cloud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mockumentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jay_Levey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jay_Levey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_%22Weird_Al%22_Yankovic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compleat_Al<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Compleat Al is a mockumentary about the life of ""Weird Al"" Yankovic, from his birth in 1959, to 1985. It was partially written by Yankovic and directed by Jay Levey. An abbreviated version premiered on August 7, 1985 on the Showtime network before the full film was released on video on September 25, 1985.  The title of the film is a parody from the 1982 documentary The Compleat Beatles.Although it is a mockumentary, it is roughly based on Yankovic's real life.  For example, Yankovic was raised in Lynwood, California, and has a degree in architecture from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.  His real-life parents appear in the mockumentary, as does a picture of his real-life childhood house.  Because of the mixture of Yankovic's real life and fiction, much of the film's fabricated information was accepted by fans as real, for example, the false information that Yankovic was born in a Saint Vitus hospital (the Catholic patron saint of comedy), or the film's pun which claimed his birth in an elevator signified his ""rise to the top.""The mockumentary also contains clips from the first three AL-TV specials, and all of Yankovic's music videos up to 1985: ""Ricky"", ""I Love Rocky Road"", ""Eat It"", ""I Lost on Jeopardy"", ""This Is the Life"", ""Like a Surgeon"", ""One More Minute"", and ""Dare to Be Stupid"".The parody also extends to the technical aspects of the film, such as the copyright warning message which starts routinely but escalates to warnings that copying the video may result in damage to your VCR, smoke may come out of your TV set, escalating to possible destruction of the planet due to the greed of the viewer.<EOS>"
1388,165043,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andre_DeToth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_J._Lincoln<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nick Marino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nancy Paloian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nick Marino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cameron_Mitchell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Hale_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ireland_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michelle_Bauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Butler_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Staci Greason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andre_DeToth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_J._Lincoln<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Terror Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terror_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Terror Night (also known as Bloody Movie) is a 1989 American slasher film directed by Nick Marino.<EOS>
1389,57149,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Georges Chamchoum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Merhi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Pepin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Jan_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marta Merrifield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rance_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Jan_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Potter_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_LaSardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Williams_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Lyons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Jan_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tiger Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiger_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Tiger Heart is a 1996 American action film directed by Georges Chamchoum and starring Ted Jan Roberts.<EOS>
1390,72701,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Hickner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bridget Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Hoskins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phil Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Hickner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_S._H._Schulman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Balto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th-century_classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amblin_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_wolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Northern_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1925<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amblin_Entertainment_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Simon_Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balto_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mushing_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Balto is a 1995 animated adventure film directed by Simon Wells, produced by Amblin Entertainment, and distributed by Universal Pictures. It is loosely based on the true story of the dog Balto who helped save children infected with diphtheria in the 1925 serum run to Nome. The film stars voice actors Kevin Bacon, Bridget Fonda, Phil Collins, and Bob Hoskins. Though primarily an animated film, it uses a live-action framing device that takes place in New York City's Central Park and features Miriam Margolyes as an older version of one of the children. This is the third and final film to be produced by Steven Spielberg's Amblimation animation studio, before the studio's closure in 1997.Released theatrically in the United States on December 22, 1995, the film was a  financial failure due to being overshadowed by the release of Toy Story, but its subsequent sales on home video led to two direct-to-video sequels: Balto II: Wolf Quest (2002) and Balto III: Wings of Change (2004).<EOS>"
1391,25185,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Rapp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yari_Film_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>P. Jennifer Dana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Koplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Ferrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zooey_Deschanel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Madigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amelia_Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Rapp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yari_Film_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Rapp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Winter Passing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_self-harm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Passing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Winter Passing is a 2005 American comedy-drama film directed by playwright Adam Rapp and starring Ed Harris, Zooey Deschanel, Will Ferrell, Amelia Warner, Amy Madigan, and Dallas Roberts. Rapp's directorial debut, the film premiered at the 2005 Toronto International Film Festival to mixed reviews and received a limited theatrical release in February 2006. The film was not released in the United Kingdom until 2013, when it was released under the new title Happy Endings.<EOS>"
1392,113418,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Collyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jackson Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julian Noa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Arctic Giant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Arctic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rotoscoped_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superman_animated_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arctic_Giant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_monster_movies<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Arctic Giant is the fourth of seventeen animated Technicolor short films based upon the DC Comics character of Superman, created by Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster. This animated short was created by Fleischer Studios. The story runs nine minutes and covers Superman's adventures in defeating a giant defrosted dinosaur that terrorizes the city. It was released on February 27, 1942. The short depicts a Godzilla-esque scenario while predating the 1954 film by 12 years.<EOS>"
1393,69523,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Factory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andy Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edie_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ondine_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tosh Carillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norman Glick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gregory Battcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Factory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Tavel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Horse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horse_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Horse is a 1965 American underground film directed by Andy Warhol, written by Ronald Tavel, and starring Edie Sedgwick, Gregory Battcock, Tosh Carillo, Ondine, Norman Glick, Daniel Cassidy Jr., and Larry Latrae (Latreille). Warhol makes a cameo.<EOS>"
1394,91518,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Negulesco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_G._Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Moore_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Astaire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thelma_Ritter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Caron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Negulesco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_G._Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoebe_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_romance_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cyril_J._Mockridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean_Negulesco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Daddy Long Legs (1955) is a musical comedy film set in France, New York City, and the fictional college town of Walston, Massachusetts. The film was directed by Jean Negulesco, and stars Fred Astaire, Leslie Caron, Terry Moore, Fred Clark, and Thelma Ritter, with music and lyrics by Johnny Mercer. The screenplay was written by Phoebe Ephron and Henry Ephron, loosely based on the 1912 novel Daddy-Long-Legs by Jean Webster.This was the first of three consecutive Astaire films set in France or with a French theme (the others being Funny Face and Silk Stockings), following the fashion for French-themed musicals established by ardent Francophile Gene Kelly with An American in Paris (1951), which also featured Kelly's protégée Caron. Like The Band Wagon, Daddy Long Legs did only moderately well at the box office.<EOS>"
1395,164593,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman Hope-Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_O'Regan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Binkie_Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Conyngham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rose of Tralee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Tralee_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rose of Tralee is a 1937 British musical film directed by Oswald Mitchell and starring Binkie Stuart, Kathleen O'Regan and Fred Conyngham. The screenplay, also by Mitchell, concerns an Irish singer who goes to New York City to make his fortune, but loses contact with his wife and family.<EOS>"
1396,81574,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marcy Klauber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry L. Mandell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girl in the Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Albert_Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lumberjacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_in_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Gries<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Girl in the Woods is a 1958 American drama film directed by Tom Gries. It stars Forrest Tucker and Margaret Hayes.<EOS>
1397,125815,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Chesterfield Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Owen Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christian Rub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Hazlitt_Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ellis_(actor,_born_1892)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Man of Sentiment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_of_Sentiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>A Man of Sentiment is a 1933 American pre-Code drama film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Marian Marsh, Owen Moore and Christian Rub.<EOS>"
1398,118055,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Winckler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Records_(Japan)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elite_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Winckler_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bio-Tide_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Winckler Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Haji<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tura Satana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Forrest J. Ackerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raven De La Croix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Winckler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Records_(Japan)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elite_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Winckler_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bio-Tide_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Winckler_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Winckler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Double-D Avenger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_superhero_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double-D_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Double-D Avenger is a 2001 American comedy film by William Winckler.This film, first released in fall 2001, written, produced and directed by cult filmmaker William Winckler, is a campy spoof of ""Wonder Woman"" about a costumed superwoman who uses her extremely large breasts to fight crime.It is of special interest to cult movie fans since it is the only ""reunion film"" of Russ Meyer's famous actresses Kitten Natividad (Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens), Haji (Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!) and Raven De La Croix (Up!).<EOS>"
1399,162832,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>London Independent Producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wilfred Eades<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Gell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Bell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Begley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_Purcell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Violent Enemy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_The_Troubles_(Northern_Ireland)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Irish_Republican_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Violent_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Scott_(composer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Violent Enemy (also known as Came the Hero) is a 1969 film directed by Don Sharp and starring Tom Bell, Susan Hampshire, Ed Begley, and Noel Purcell. It was written by Edmund Ward based on the 1966 novel A Candle for the Dead by Hugh Marlow (as Jack Higgins).The plot concerns an IRA plot to blow up a British power station.<EOS>"
1400,69287,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Canis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wile_E._Coyote_and_the_Road_Runner_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Breadth_Hurry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hare-Breadth Hurry is a 1963 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Chuck Jones and Maurice Noble. The cartoon was released on June 8, 1963, and stars Bugs Bunny and Wile E. Coyote.<EOS>"
1401,92562,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gaumont Buena Vista International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mel Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harvey Korman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Yasbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Nielsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter MacNicol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steven Weber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lysette Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_De_Luca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dracula: Dead and Loving It<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dracula: Dead And Loving It<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slapstick_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hypnosis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parodies_of_horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hummie_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Brooksfilms_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Mel_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mel_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Mel_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vampire_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dracula_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_German-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Castle_Rock_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Transylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Rudy_De_Luca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dracula:_Dead_and_Loving_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1893<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dracula: Dead and Loving It is a 1995 supernatural horror comedy film directed by Mel Brooks, from a screenplay by Brooks, Rudy De Luca, and Steve Haberman, and based on a story by De Luca and Haberman. The film stars Leslie Nielsen as Dracula and Brooks as Van Helsing, with Steven Weber,  Peter MacNicol, Amy Yasbeck, Lysette Anthony, Harvey Korman, and Anne Bancroft in supporting roles. Although the film is primarily a parody of the 1897 novel Dracula by Bram Stoker, it follows Dracula (1931) in its deviations from the novel. It also parodies, among other films, The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967) and Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992), while the visual style and production values are reminiscent of the Hammer Horror films. Dracula: Dead and Loving It was theatrically released in the United States on December 22, 1995, to critical and commercial failure, grossing $10.7 million against its $30 million production budget. The film is Brooks' last directorial effort to date.<EOS>"
1402,159133,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ferd Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cary Glieberman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Beverly Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ferd Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ben Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ireland_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dena_Dietrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Gehring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tracy Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>On the Air Live with Captain Midnight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pirate_radio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Beverly_Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ferd_Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Air_Live_with_Captain_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vansploitation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>On the Air Live with Captain Midnight is a 1979 American comedy-drama film directed by Beverly Sebastian and Ferd Sebastian with Tracy Sebastian as Marvin Ziegler, also known as Captain Midnight (not to be confused with the Captain Midnight serial character from the 1930s and 1940s), who runs his own pirate radio station and becomes an underground cult hit. As ""Tray Loren,"" Tracy Sebastian also starred in the Sebastians' Rocktober Blood.The film was released in 1979 although it was filmed in 1977.  The film is about a teenager who has a mobile broadcast transmitter in his van that allows him to take over the airwaves as a renegade disc jockey.  Veteran Los Angeles DJ Jim Ladd co-stars in the film as a disc jockey.<EOS>"
1403,104848,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_N._Twist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John W. Gossage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_N._Twist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Green Grow the Rushes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Grow_the_Rushes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Derek_Twist<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Green Grow the Rushes (re-released in 1954 as Brandy Ashore) is a 1951 British comedy film directed by Derek N. Twist and starring Roger Livesey, Richard Burton and Honor Blackman. It was written by Twist and Howard Clewes adapted from the 1949 novel of the same title by Clewes. The film was produced by John Gossage and funded by the National Film Finance Corporation and the Co-Operative Wholesale Society Bank.<EOS>"
1404,161647,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jenkins_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Faull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynette_Curran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diana Perryman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jenkins_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Croyston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'm Here, Darlings!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Here,_Darlings!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Jenkins<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>I'm Here, Darlings! is a 1975 Australian TV movie about a woman who believes her stepchildren are behind an unusual series of happenings.A copy of the script is at the University of Queensland.<EOS>"
1405,17045,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Orson Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dolores_del_Río<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Warrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joseph Cotten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Orson Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Cotten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Journey Into Fear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roy_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Istanbul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Orson_Welles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Journey into Fear is a 1943 American spy film noir directed by Norman Foster, based on the 1940 novel by Eric Ambler. The film broadly follows the plot of the book, but the protagonist was changed to an American engineer, and the destination of his journey changed from France to the Soviet Union—reflecting the changes in the war situation since the original Ambler book was written (France was occupied, the US and Soviet Union joined the war and became allies). The RKO Pictures release stars Joseph Cotten, who also wrote the screenplay with Orson Welles. The Mercury Production was also produced by Welles, again uncredited.In 2005, an alternate cut was shown at a Welles film retrospective at the Locarno International Film Festival in Switzerland. It was the original European release print, lacking the narration and ending of the US version but including about six minutes of footage deleted by RKO Pictures.<EOS>"
1406,169389,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Flemyng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Greenwood_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Abhinandan Nikhanj<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Newlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Flemyng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Greenwood_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Marshall_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Solo for Sparrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_for_Sparrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Flemyng<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Solo for Sparrow is a 1962 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Gordon Flemyng and starring Glyn Houston, Anthony Newlands and Nadja Regin, with Michael Caine in an early supporting role. It was written by Roger Marshall based on the 1928 Edgar Wallace novel The Gunner, and produced by Jack Greenwood and Abhinandan Nikhanj as part of the Edgar Wallace Mysteries series.The film was released in America in 1966, when the producers capitalised on Caine's new-found fame and released it with his name above the title.<EOS>"
1407,167037,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Massey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stephens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Watson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Massey_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Queen's Guards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1960<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_by_Powell_and_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Guards_Division_(United_Kingdom)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_soldiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Guards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grenadier_Guards<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Queen's Guards is a 1961 British military drama film directed by Michael Powell from a script by Simon Harcourt-Smith and Roger Milner. It stars Daniel Massey, Raymond Massey, Robert Stephens, and Ursula Jeans.Principal photography on The Queen's Guards began several months after the release of Powell's Peeping Tom, the outcry over which eventually ensured that The Queen's Guards would be Powell's last feature film directed in Britain.Powell later called the film ""the most inept piece of filmmaking that I have ever produced or directed. I didn't write the story (weak) or the screenplay (abysmal) but I take all the flak.""<EOS>"
1408,144032,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pablo_Larraín<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>DCM Film Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>STXinternational<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Neon and Topic Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sun Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Webster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Janine Jackowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonas Dornbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maren Ade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Juan de Dios Larraín<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pablo Larraín<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristen Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Hawkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Spall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Farthing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pablo_Larraín<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:STX_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neon_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Topic_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Webster_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pablo_Larraín<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maren_Ade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Chile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:FilmNation_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_depression<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chilean_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_impacted_by_the_COVID-19_pandemic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mother–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Topic_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1991<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Elizabeth_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Neon_(distributor)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jonny_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steven_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Diana,_Princess_of_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nordrhein-Westfalen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Pablo_Larraín<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Chilean_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Norfolk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Potsdam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_eating_disorders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Anne_Boleyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charles_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Prince_Harry,_Duke_of_Sussex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_British_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chilean_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_the_British_Royal_Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_William,_Prince_of_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hesse<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Spencer is a 2021 historical psychological drama film directed by Pablo Larraín and written by Steven Knight. The film is about Princess Diana's existential crisis during the Christmas of 1991, as she considers divorcing Prince Charles and leaving the British royal family. Kristen Stewart and Jack Farthing star as Diana and Charles respectively, along with Jack Neilen and Freddie Spry as Prince William and Prince Harry, respectively. Also starring Timothy Spall, Sean Harris, and Sally Hawkins. It is the second film in Larraín's trilogy of iconic 20th century women, succeeding Jackie (2016) and preceding Maria (2024).Spencer premiered at the 78th Venice International Film Festival on 3 September 2021, and was theatrically released in the United Kingdom and the United States on 5 November 2021. The film grossed $25.2 million worldwide on an $18 million budget. It received generally positive reviews from critics, with Stewart's performance garnering widespread praise. For her performance as Diana, Stewart was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress, as well as a Golden Globe Award and a Critics' Choice Movie Award.<EOS>"
1409,136990,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burgess_Meredith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Palance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bloch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Torture Garden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Devil_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Android_(robot)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Bernard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amicus_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Bloch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Torture_Garden_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Robert_Bloch<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Torture Garden is a 1967 British horror film directed by Freddie Francis and starring Burgess Meredith, Jack Palance, Michael Ripper, Beverly Adams, Peter Cushing, Maurice Denham, Ursula Howells, Michael Bryant and Barbara Ewing. The score was a collaboration between Hammer horror regulars James Bernard and Don Banks.Made by Amicus Productions, it is one of producer Milton Subotsky's trademark ""portmanteau"" films, an omnibus of short stories (in this case all by Psycho author Robert Bloch, who adapted his own work for the screenplay) linked by a single narrative. Freddie Francis said Martin Scorsese wanted him to make a film about the life of Edgar Allan Poe because he so admired Torture Garden.<EOS>"
1410,13580,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gary Hardwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Len Amato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paddy Cullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duane_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Essence_Atkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meagan_Good<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:LL_Cool_J<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabrielle_Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robinne_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dartanyan Edmonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deliver Us from Eva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Modern_adaptations_of_works_by_William_Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deliver_Us_from_Eva<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Taming_of_the_Shrew<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deliver Us from Eva is a 2003 American romantic comedy film starring LL Cool J and Gabrielle Union, revolving around LL's character, Ray, being paid to date a troublesome young lady named Eva (Union). It is considered by many as a modern update of William Shakespeare's play The Taming of the Shrew. It was released to the American theaters on February 7, 2003 by Focus Features, and also stars Essence Atkins, Duane Martin, and Mel Jackson.The title is a play on a line of the Lord's Prayer: ""And lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil.""<EOS>"
1411,32555,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Herro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Midnight Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Herro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kyle Zingler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Benjamin Norris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Agor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrea Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Callie Ott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicholas James Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>WTF!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:WTF!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>WTF! is a 2017 American horror film directed by Peter Herro. It was written by Herro, Christopher Lawrence Centanni and Adam Buchalter. It stars Callie Ott, Nicholas James Reilly, Andrea Hunt, and Johnny James Fiore, with a special appearance by Perez Hilton. The film follows a group of college friends onto their vacation at a secluded cabin. One by one, a killer works their way through the group, a killer who has links to an earlier massacre one of them previously survived.<EOS>"
1412,149187,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Allied Artists Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Bricker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mexican Manhunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rex_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mexican Manhunt is a 1953 American crime film directed by Rex Bailey and starring George Brent, Hillary Brooke and Morris Ankrum. The screenplay concerns a Los Angeles–based author who travels to Mexico to search for a celebrated journalist who disappeared there many years before.<EOS>"
1413,165540,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Wintle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leslie Parkyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Faulkner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derren_Nesbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Wintle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_Hulke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man in the Back Seat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Back_Seat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vernon_Sewell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man in the Back Seat is a 1961 British second feature crime film, directed by Vernon Sewell and starring Derren Nesbitt and Keith Faulkner. It was written by Malcolm Hulke and Eric Paice based on an Edgar Wallace story.<EOS>"
1414,140149,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Whelan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cicely_Courtneidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hartley Power<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phyllis Clare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Whelan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Bolton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Whelan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._R._Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Aunt Sally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aunt_Sally_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Whelan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Aunt Sally is a 1933 British musical comedy film directed by Tim Whelan and starring Cicely Courtneidge, Sam Hardy and Phyllis Clare. The film was made by Gainsborough Pictures at their Islington Studios, and released in the U.S. as Along Came Sally.<EOS>"
1415,98245,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Denny Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dialogue director<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>associate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_R._Sloan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:N.A._Bronsten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carole_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Lom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carroll_Levis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_R._Sloan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:N.A._Bronsten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alec_Coppel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Freshman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sylvaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brass Monkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brass_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thornton_Freeland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Brass Monkey (also known as The Lucky Mascot) is a 1948 British comedy thriller film with musical asides, directed by Thornton Freeland. It stars Carroll Levis, a radio variety show host and talent scout (known as ""Britain's favourite Canadian"") and American actress Carole Landis in her last film. It features an early appearance by comic actor Terry-Thomas, playing himself.Though made in 1948, Brass Monkey was not released in the US until 1951.<EOS>"
1416,150215,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Roman Atwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Pluimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vitaly Zdorovetskiy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roman Atwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Roady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roman_Atwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaly_Zdorovetskiy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roman_Atwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Roady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Natural Born Pranksters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_YouTubers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Natural_Born_Pranksters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Practical_jokes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Natural Born Pranksters is a 2016 American comedy film starring YouTuber celebrities Roman Atwood, Dennis Roady, and Vitaly Zdorovetskiy. Their film debut features the trio staging pranks that were too elaborate to put on YouTube. The film was produced by Collective Digital Studios and distributed by Lionsgate. The trio wrote the feature and it was directed by Ben Pluimer and Atwood, in his directorial debut. The film also has numerous cameos by social-media personalities including Jenna Marbles, Furious Pete, Jukka Hildén, Dave England and Tom Mabe.<EOS>"
1417,160887,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hammer_Film_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Genn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kieron Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Medwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hammer_Film_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Clewes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Steel Bayonet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1943<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:North_African_campaign_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Bayonet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Steel Bayonet is a 1957 British war film directed by Michael Carreras and starring Leo Genn, Kieron Moore and Michael Medwin. Michael Caine also had a small role in the film, early in his career. It is set during the Second World War, in the Tunisian desert when a small British observation force are surrounded in a farm by overwhelming forces of the German Afrika Korps. Filming took place on Salisbury Plain, which doubled for North Africa. This was Michael Carreras' first film he directed for Hammer. Phil Leakey did Makeup and Sid Pearson did Special Effects. The film's original working title was Observation Post. The German soldiers actually spoke German (with English subtitles) in the film, which was unusual for its time. Filming wrapped on Sept. 20, 1956, it was trade shown in London on May 14, 1957, and released on June 3, 1957. It was released in the US in 1958 on a double bill with a Forrest Tucker western called Fort Massacre.<EOS>"
1418,25994,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Seay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Hall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_E._Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When the Redskins Rode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_Washington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1753<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Redskins_Rode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_and_Indian_War_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When the Redskins Rode is a 1951 American historical Western film directed by Lew Landers and starring Jon Hall, Mary Castle and James Seay. The film is loosely based on the events leading up to the outbreak of the French and Indian War.It was one of several films made during the decade that portrayed politics in Colonial America as a precursor to the westerns of the more common setting of the nineteenth century.<EOS>"
1419,99906,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Eagle Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wayne Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louisa_Kors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robyn Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Field_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erik_Thomson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_Sampson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_Fry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_de_Rossi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbie_Magasiva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamish_Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robyn Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Lawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_Durack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philippa_Coulthard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louisa_Kors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robyn_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robyn_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Now Add Honey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Australia_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_Add_Honey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Roadshow_Entertainment_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Now Add Honey is a 2015 Australian comedy film written by Robyn Butler and directed by Wayne Hope. The film stars Butler, Lucy Fry, Portia de Rossi, Lucy Durack, Hamish Blake, Angus Sampson and Erik Thomson.Butler was nominated for the AACTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role at the 5th AACTA Awards.<EOS>"
1420,7055,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Clopton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Clopton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sick Cylinders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Clopton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick_Cylinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sick Cylinders is a 1929 animated short film by Winkler Productions which stars Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. It is among the few surviving Oswald films from the Winkler era.<EOS>
1421,14783,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oren_Peli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Blum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Rovner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Darrin Bragg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jelena Nik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reid Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oren_Peli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Blum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oren_Peli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Area 51<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blumhouse_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2009<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Found_footage_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jason_Blum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_51_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IM_Global_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Area 51 is a 2015 American found footage science fiction horror film directed and shot by Oren Peli and co-written by Peli and Christopher Denham. The film stars Reid Warner, Darrin Bragg, Ben Rovner, and Jelena Nik. The film was produced by Jason Blum under his Blumhouse Productions banner, and was released in a limited release and through video on demand on May 15, 2015, by Paramount Insurge. It is the second and most recent film directed by Peli, and unlike the original Paranormal Activity film, it was panned by both critics and audiences.<EOS>"
1422,149870,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Pony_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy's Pony Express is a 1935 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Ben Hardaway. The short was released on March 9, 1935, and stars Buddy, the second star of the series.<EOS>"
1423,160942,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gary Youngman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Unicorn Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Wunderlich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robby Kenner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Eikenberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Berenger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rush It<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cycling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rush_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Rush It is a 1978 American romance film co-written and directed by Gary Youngman in his directorial debut and starring Tom Berenger.<EOS>
1424,73611,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bugs in Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_in_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_insects<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bugs in Love is a Silly Symphonies animated Disney short film. It was released in 1932, and was the final Silly Symphony to be released in black-and-white.<EOS>"
1425,136889,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Cutts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Austin_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Milton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Davy Burnaby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edmund Breon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Cutts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Purdell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D.B._Wyndham-Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Three Men in a Boat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Jerome_K._Jerome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Graham_Cutts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Three Men in a Boat is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Graham Cutts and starring William Austin, Edmund Breon, Billy Milton and Davy Burnaby. It is based on the 1889 novel Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K. Jerome which depicts three men and a dog's adventure during a boat trip along the River Thames.<EOS>"
1426,140958,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Before_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Before_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Before_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Zimbalist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Before_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Married Before Breakfast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Before_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Before_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Before_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Before_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Before_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Before_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Before_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Before_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Married_Before_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Married Before Breakfast is a 1937 American romantic comedy film directed by Edwin L. Marin and starring Robert Young, Florence Rice and June Clayworth.<EOS>"
1427,107308,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wray Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ireland_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hell's Horizon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Korean_War_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Horizon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_war_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hell's Horizon is a 1955 American war film written and directed by Tom Gries. The film stars John Ireland and Marla English. Hell's Horizon recounts the story of a bomber crew in the Korean War.<EOS>
1428,34646,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Hessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemdale_Film_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Hessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemdale_Film_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Embassy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Hessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Lebanon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Lebanon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Biddu<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Embassy (also known as Target Embassy) is a 1972 British spy thriller film directed by Gordon Hessler, written by John Bird and William Fairchild, and with music scored by Biddu. It is based on the 1969 novel of the same title by Stephen Coulter. It was shot on location in Beirut where the film is set, whereas the novel had been centred in Paris.The film starred Richard Roundtree as a CIA officer, Ray Milland as an Ambassador, Max von Sydow as a Russian defector taking refuge at the embassy, and Chuck Connors as a KGB assassin posing as a U.S. Air Force officer. Broderick Crawford played the embassy Regional Security Officer, Frank Dunniger, who had to capture and hide the KGB man while the CIA smuggled the defector out of town.<EOS>"
1429,67509,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Graham_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Stratton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Ravin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William P. Owens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_Fairchild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Salinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Masters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Autry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Cavanaugh_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Action<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Graham_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurence_Rosenthal<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Street of Dreams is a 1988 American action/thriller film directed by William A. Graham and starring Ben Masters and Morgan Fairchild. Made as a television film, Street of Dreams was originally aired on October 7, 1988, on CBS and was subsequently released on DVD on January 10, 2005. The role of a drug addict who—per Fairchild's remarks—""looks like hell"" marked a departure for Morgan Fairchild, whose career had, up to that point, been defined by roles of glamour and sex appeal.The film follows a laid-back private investigator Kyd Thomas (Ben Masters) who gets thrust into Hollywood's world of crime after he meets Laura Cassidy (Morgan Fairchild). Laura is a cocaine addict who Kyd saves from being beaten and raped and with whom he quickly enters a romantic relationship. The storyline is based on the books Good Night and Good-Bye and Kyd for Hire by American author Timothy Harris which chronicle stories of the life and adventures of a private investigator named Thomas Kyd. Harris has since claimed that he was credited on the film even though he ""didn't really do anything on it"", ""didn't write it, and wasn't involved.""<EOS>"
1430,84680,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William H. Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troy_Donahue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Pleshette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Reynolds_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Twist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Distant Trumpet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Western_(genre)_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_cavalry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Distant_Trumpet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1883<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Distant Trumpet is a 1964 American Western film, the last directed by Raoul Walsh. It stars Troy Donahue, Suzanne Pleshette and Diane McBain.The screenplay by John Twist, Albert Beich and Richard Fielder is based on the 1960 novel of the same name by Paul Horgan.<EOS>"
1431,85517,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Hall_(theatre_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Eagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Hall_(theatre_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Midsummer Night's Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Filmways_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Midsummer_Night's_Dream_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Hall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Midsummer Night's Dream is a 1968 British film of William Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream, directed by Peter Hall.<EOS>"
1432,104073,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bill Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The County Fair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_County_Fair_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The County Fair, also called The Country Fair in some reissues, is a short animated film distributed by Universal Pictures, in the Oswald the Lucky Rabbit series. The cartoon shares a very similar title with Kounty Fair, another Oswald short released four years prior.<EOS>"
1433,62411,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Browning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richmond Crinkley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Kenneth_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maureen_Anderman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Anglim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Vickery_(Actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Browning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Macbeth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Macbeth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kirk_Browning<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Macbeth is a 1981 television film consisting of a recording of the stage play at the Vivian Beaumont Theater and shown on the ARTS cable network. Philip Anglim plays Macbeth and Maureen Anderman plays Lady Macbeth. The stage play was directed by Sarah Caldwell while Kirk Browning directed the film. The original production played from January 23, 1981, to March 8, 1981.<EOS>"
1434,166361,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Tracy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Pichel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_%22Stage%22_Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Bolton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Painted Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_William_Fox<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Painted Woman is a 1932 American pre-Code thriller film starring Spencer Tracy, Peggy Shannon and Irving Pichel and directed by John G. Blystone.<EOS>"
1435,60801,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Grint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Grint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Curteis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lost Empires<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ITV_television_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_by_ITV_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_produced_by_Granada_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Period_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_British_television_series_debuts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_British_television_series_endings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_drama_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_Empires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_television_miniseries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lost Empires is a 1986 television miniseries adaptation of J. B. Priestley's 1965 novel of the same name and starred Colin Firth, John Castle and Laurence Olivier. Produced by Granada Television, it was shown as a serial, and premiered on the UK's ITV network between 24 October and 5 December 1986.<EOS>"
1436,160802,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliot_Silverstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_International_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Beck_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dack_Rambo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliot_Silverstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_International_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Block<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Lee_Pogostin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nightmare Honeymoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elmer_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Elliot_Silverstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rape_and_revenge_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nightmare Honeymoon is a 1974 American crime-thriller film directed by Elliot Silverstein, starring Dack Rambo and Rebecca Dianna Smith.<EOS>"
1437,159772,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Catherine Bainbridge co-directed Alfonso Maiorana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christina Fon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Linda Ludwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Catherine Bainbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stevie Salas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lisa M. Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_First_Nations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble:_The_Indians_Who_Rocked_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rezolution_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World is a 2017 Canadian documentary film directed by Catherine Bainbridge and co-directed by Alfonso Maiorana. The film profiles the impact of Indigenous musicians in Canada and the US on the development of rock music. Musicians profiled include Jesse Ed Davis (Kiowa, Comanche, Seminole, Muscogee), Mildred Bailey (Coeur d'Alene), Charley Patton, Link Wray, Stevie Salas, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Robbie Robertson, Randy Castillo, Jimi Hendrix, Taboo and others. The title of the film is a reference to the pioneering instrumental ""Rumble"", released in 1958 by the American group Link Wray & His Ray Men. The instrumental piece was very influential on many artists.The idea for the film came from Stevie Salas (Apache heritage) and Tim Johnson (Grand River Mohawk), two of the film's executive producers. They created an exhibition for the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian about the Indigenous influence on American music, titled “Up Where We Belong: Native Musicians in Popular Culture”, borrowing a title from the Oscar-winning song, ""Up Where We Belong"" co-written by Buffy Sainte-Marie, an Italian-American who claimed to be Cree.The film features many influential musicians who discuss the musical contributions of artists who have identified as Indigenous, including commentaries from Quincy Jones, George Clinton, Taj Mahal, Martin Scorsese, John Trudell (Santee Dakota), Steven Tyler, Marky Ramone, Slash, Iggy Pop, Buddy Guy, Steven Van Zandt, Taylor Hawkins, Robert Trujillo, and others.The film premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.The film was released on home entertainment (DVD) on December 19, 2018 via Kino Lorber. It had its broadcast premiere on PBS as part of Independent Lens on January 21, 2019.<EOS>"
1438,77170,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trouble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Trouble is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Sydney Howard, George Curzon and Dorothy Robinson. It was made at British and Dominion Elstree Studios.<EOS>"
1439,67392,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_de_Courville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Haworth Bromley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strangers on Honeymoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers_on_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_de_Courville<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strangers on Honeymoon is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Albert de Courville and starring Constance Cummings, Hugh Sinclair and Noah Beery, based on the 1926 novel The Northing Tramp by Edgar Wallace. Much of the film takes place in Canada. It was made by Gainsborough Pictures at the Lime Grove Studios in Shepherd's Bush. The film's sets were designed by the art director Ernö Metzner. Wallace's son (Bryan Edgar Wallace) also contributed to the film's screenplay, along with 5 other writers.<EOS>"
1440,153449,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Barry_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Bickenbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Catch as Cats Can<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Frank_Sinatra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_parrots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Bing_Crosby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catch_as_Cats_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_canaries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Catch as Cats Can is a 1947 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated cartoon directed by Arthur Davis. The short was released on December 6, 1947, and stars Sylvester.<EOS>"
1441,54303,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Bogart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbra_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexuality-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Bogart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The War Widow is a 1976 television film directed by Paul Bogart and starring Pamela Bellwood, Frances Lee McCain, Tim Matheson, Maxine Stuart, and Nan Martin. It was the first lesbian love story on mainstream American television.It was originally broadcast by KCET, Los Angeles (a PBS affiliate) on their dramatic showcase series, Visions, which showcased new writers. It was the second in the Visions series. Harvey Perr was a playwright.<EOS>"
1442,118002,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Irvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick J. Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry DeWaay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Walken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Berenger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Blakely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Irvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Cimino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_DeVore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dogs of War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_coups_d'état<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mercenaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Irvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Belize<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Frederick_Forsyth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dogs_of_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Gary_DeVore<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Dogs of War is a 1980 action-thriller war film directed by John Irvin and starring Christopher Walken, Tom Berenger and Colin Blakely. Based on the 1974 novel of the same name by Frederick Forsyth, it follows a small mercenary unit of soldiers privately hired to depose the president of a fictional African country modeled on Guinea-Bissau, Guinea-Conakry, Equatorial Guinea and Angola (as they were in the late 1970s), so that a British tycoon can gain access to a platinum deposit. The title is based on a phrase from William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar: ""Cry, 'Havoc!', and let slip the dogs of war.""<EOS>"
1443,143567,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Hendler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Summit_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Karz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darrin Holender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Chung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Briana Evigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carrie Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Lanter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julian Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rumer Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margo Harshman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Audrina Patridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leah Pipes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Hendler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Summit_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Stolberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sorority Row<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pranks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Summit_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Josh_Stolberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorority_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stewart_Hendler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sorority Row is a 2009 American slasher film directed by Stewart Hendler and written by Josh Stolberg and Pete Goldfinger. It is a remake of the 1982 film The House on Sorority Row, and stars Briana Evigan, Leah Pipes, Rumer Willis, Jamie Chung, Margo Harshman, Audrina Patridge, and Carrie Fisher. The film follows a group of sorority sisters who cover up the accidental death of a fellow sister after a prank goes horribly wrong; eight months later, a masked killer begins stalking and murdering the girls on the night of their graduation for their role in the cover up.Sorority Row was theatrically released in the United States on September 11, 2009, by Summit Entertainment. The film received negative reviews from critics, although the performances of the cast were praised, and grossed $27.2 million worldwide on a budget of $12.5 million.<EOS>"
1444,92153,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._Duke_Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shelley Hull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_H._Justman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_A._Weissman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert McCullough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Fontaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_O'Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicollette_Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Purl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lois_Chiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_St._Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melissa_Sue_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Shenar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Aleksander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Inwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yves André Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._Duke_Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_H._Justman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_A._Weissman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Mansions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jerry_London<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dark Mansions is a 1986 television film starring Joan Fontaine, Michael York, Linda Purl, Paul Shenar, Melissa Sue Anderson, Steve Inwood, Lois Chiles, Nicollette Sheridan, Raymond St. Jacques, Grant Aleksander, Yves André Martin, and Dan O'Herilhy.Produced by Aaron Spelling and Douglas S. Cramer, Dark Mansions was shot as a pilot for a potential TV series cross between Dynasty and Dark Shadows. The project was not ordered to series, and aired as a television movie. It was directed by Jerry London and written by Anthony Lawrence, Nancy Lawrence and Robert McCullough.<EOS>"
1445,148127,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Tourneur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>General Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paris Cinéma Location<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Richebé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emile_Natan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Schach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elissa Landi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Fresnay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Lodge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Antonin Artaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Tourneur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Richebé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emile_Natan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Schach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Léonce_Perret<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:André-Paul_Antoine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:René_Champigny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Koenigsmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Tourneur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Joinville_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Koenigsmark_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Pierre_Benoit<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Koenigsmark is a 1935 British-French drama film directed by Maurice Tourneur and starring Elissa Landi, John Lodge and Pierre Fresnay.The film is based on the novel Koenigsmark by Pierre Benoît and produced in separate French and English-language versions. It was shot at the Joinville Studios in Paris, with sets designed by the art director Lucien Aguettand. The film was known in the United States as Crimson Dynasty.<EOS>"
1446,20040,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Dwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Hellinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Dwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Hellinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_J._Mankiewicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rise and Shine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Allan_Dwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rise_and_Shine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_Thurber<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rise and Shine is a 1941 American comedy crime film directed by Allan Dwan and starring Jack Oakie, George Murphy and Linda Darnell. It was produced and distributed by Twentieth Century Fox. It is inspired by the 1933 autobiography My Life and Hard Times by James Thurber.<EOS>"
1447,114309,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Shamberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Kay Place<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Goldblum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Kline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Glenn Close<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Meg Tilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>JoBeth Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Berenger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Galloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Shamberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Big Chill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_and_blues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Toronto_International_Film_Festival_People's_Choice_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Midlife_crisis_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bill_Conti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Class_reunions_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Chill_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carson_Productions_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Big Chill is a 1983 American comedy-drama film directed by Lawrence Kasdan, starring an ensemble cast consisting of Tom Berenger, Glenn Close, Jeff Goldblum, William Hurt, Kevin Kline, Mary Kay Place, Meg Tilly, and JoBeth Williams. The plot focuses on a group of baby boomers who attended the University of Michigan, reuniting after 12 years when their friend Alex dies by suicide. It was filmed in Beaufort, South Carolina.The film was a box office hit and earned mixed to positive reviews, and was the first leading roles for many of the cast who went on to success in other films. The soundtrack features soul, R&B, and pop-rock music from the 1960s and 1970s, including tracks by Creedence Clearwater Revival, Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, The Temptations, the Rolling Stones, and Three Dog Night.The Big Chill was adapted for television as the short-lived series Hometown. Later, it influenced the TV series Thirtysomething and A Million Little Things.<EOS>"
1448,165045,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Garson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>DuWorld Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Garson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Garson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Garson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hustwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Beast of Borneo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_apes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Borneo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Garson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Beast of Borneo is a 1934 American pre-code film directed by Harry Garson. The film is made up mostly of leftover footage from Universal Studios's East of Borneo, made in 1931. A couple of added dialogue scenes were spliced into what was essentially a travelogue and a series of close-ups of an enraged orangutan.<EOS>"
1449,149846,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jack Warner, Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Warner, Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Tsien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Hong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ireland_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Esmond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Everett_Sloane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Al Avalon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brushfire!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brushfire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Brushfire! is a 1962 low budget black-and-white jungle warfare adventure exploitation film produced, directed and co-written by Jack Warner, Jr the only son of Jack L. Warner of Warner Bros. Warner planned on making two more films under his Obelisk Productions company but they were never produced. It was filmed at the time of the beginning of American involvement in Viet Nam and Laos brushfire conflicts.<EOS>"
1450,103864,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Karnowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kris_Kristofferson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathy_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Knights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyborg_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Martial_arts_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyborg_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Knights is a 1993 American martial arts science fiction action film directed by Albert Pyun and starring kickboxing champion Kathy Long in her Hollywood debut. The film was released direct to home video in 1993.<EOS>
1451,136844,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alexis Thurn-Taxis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lester Cutler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Healy_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Parkyakarkus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_King_and_His_Orchestra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:(Slapsie)_Maxie_Rosenbloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Dare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Little Jackie Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_St._Claire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman_Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Yanks Are Coming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yanks_Are_Coming_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Yanks Are Coming is a 1942 American patriotic musical film from Poverty Row studio Producers Releasing Corporation directed by Alexis Thurn-Taxis.<EOS>
1452,163152,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rod Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Kennedy_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankie_J._Holden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Gill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_David<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Police Crop: The Winchester Conspiracy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Crop:_The_Winchester_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Cameron<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Police Crop: The Winchester Conspiracy is a 1990 Australian television film based on Operation Seville and the assassination of Colin Winchester.<EOS>
1453,45906,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Keighley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Errol_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Livesey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Keighley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herb_Meadow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Master of Ballantrae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_swashbuckler_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Alwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1740s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Keighley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jacobite_rising_of_1745_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Ballantrae_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Robert_Louis_Stevenson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Master of Ballantrae is a 1953 British Technicolor adventure film starring Errol Flynn and Roger Livesey. It is a loose and highly truncated adaptation of the Robert Louis Stevenson 1889 novel of the same name. In eighteenth century Scotland, two sons of a laird clash over the family estate and a lady. It was the last film directed by William Keighley.<EOS>"
1454,91517,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Gaynor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Arledge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Una_Merkel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonya_Levien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.N._Behrman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Webster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy_Long_Legs_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sonya_Levien<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Daddy Long Legs (1931) is an American pre-Code film directed by Alfred Santell and starring Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter. The story involves an orphan who is taken under the wing of a wealthy benefactor.The original story, written in 1912 by Jean Webster, compared the childhood of the wealthy to that of orphanage children. Although suffering under a tough matron, Judy Abbott (Janet Gaynor) manages to cope and help the other orphans through intelligence and hard work, and the wealthy Jervis Pendleton (Warner Baxter), who is the benefactor, can't help admiring his young charge. Yet, she doesn't know it's he who is sponsoring her schooling, even when they meet, through Jervis' niece, who is Judy's roommate, and the girl, who was once alone, has to choose between their growing affection and a younger suitor.<EOS>"
1455,170825,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Bellamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Vaughan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Haidee_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gerald McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Old Country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_A._V._Bramble<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Old Country is a 1921 British silent drama film directed by A. V. Bramble and starring Gerald McCarthy, Kathleen Vaughan and Haidee Wright.It adapts a play by Dion Clayton Calthrop (same year, same title). The play was adapted by Eliot Stannard, being one of various scripts he based on literary works  in the late 1910s-early 1920s.<EOS>"
1456,24124,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Bat's_Daughter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Wisbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Bat's_Daughter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_La_Planche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Bat's_Daughter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Wisbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Bat's_Daughter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_Jay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Bat's_Daughter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Devil Bat's Daughter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Bat's_Daughter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Bat's_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Bat's_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Bat's_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Bat's_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Bat's_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Bat's_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Bat's_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Bat's_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Wisbar<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Devil Bat's Daughter is a 1946 American horror film directed by Frank Wisbar. It stars Rosemary La Planche, who was crowned Miss America 1941. It is a sequel to the 1941 film The Devil Bat, with no returning cast members.It marked the film debut of Michael Hale, a former ad man for the Los Angeles Times, who was married to one of Hedda Hopper's assistants.<EOS>"
1457,161548,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Dertano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astor_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward Finney as Edward Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_Brent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacqueline Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanne Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Dertano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astor_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gun Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_exploitation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gun Girls is an American crime film, written, edited and directed by Robert C. Dertano as well as being based on Dertrano's novel Girls on Parole. The film starred Jeanne Ferguson, Jacquelyn Park, Eve Brent and Timothy Farrell and was released in 1957 by Astor Pictures.<EOS>"
1458,141183,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nigel Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Duigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cummins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Romeril<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Duigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Romeril<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bonjour Balwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Balwyn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nigel_Buesst<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bonjour Balwyn is a 1971 Australian independent film directed by Nigel Buesst and starring John Duigan, Peter Cummins, and John Romeril. It was one of the most notable films of the ""Carlton Wave"" of filmmaking.<EOS>"
1459,14782,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dale_Fabrigar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Everette Wallin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IFC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Haskins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mitch Dickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Lyons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Abigail Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melanie Lyons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samantha Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dale_Fabrigar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IFC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Area 407<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Found_footage_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Area_407<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Area 407 (originally titled Tape 407: The Mesa Reserve Incident) is a 2012 American found footage horror film directed by Dale Fabrigar and Everette Wallin, starring Samantha Lester, James Lyons, Melanie Lyons and Abigail Schrader.<EOS>"
1460,25883,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Lo_Bianco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>21<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Movie Store<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Connors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_McShane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Archer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Isaac_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Connors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Lo_Bianco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:21st_Century_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Connors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Leopold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Too Scared to Scream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:21st_Century_Film_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mystery_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Scared_to_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Too Scared to Scream (also known as The Doorman) is a 1984 American independent slasher film directed by Tony Lo Bianco. It stars Mike Connors (who also served as producer on the film), Anne Archer and Ian McShane, with a supporting cast of John Heard, Maureen O'Sullivan and Murray Hamilton.Too Scared to Scream was originally shot in 1981 and intended for a 1982 release, but was shelved due to the production company going out of business; it later premiered in 1984 and received a theatrical release in 1985.<EOS>"
1461,6690,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cockfighting_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_raccoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mexico is a 1930 short animated film by Walter Lantz Productions and stars Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. The soundtrack of the cartoon was missing for many years, until the discovery of a sound print in 2013. Then in 2014 the soundtrack version of the cartoon was uploaded to YouTube, but was deleted due to the YouTube account being terminated. In 2015 and 2016 two other youtubers uploaded the soundtrack version of the cartoon.<EOS>"
1462,141327,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Communications<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Colvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Czerny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denise_Virieux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Communications<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Colvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Fleming_(production_designer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Fleming_(production_designer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Buried on Sunday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nova_Scotia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_political_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_World_War_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Submarine_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nova_Scotia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buried_on_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Donovan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buried on Sunday is a Canadian comedy film, released in 1992. Also known as ""Northern Extremes"", it was directed by Paul Donovan, and written by Donovan and Bill Fleming.The film stars Paul Gross as Augustus Knickel, the mayor of Solomon Gundy, a fictional island off the coast of Nova Scotia; the island name and film title are taken from a nursery rhyme.The community is in an economic crisis due to the cod fishing moratorium, but finds its fortunes transformed when an AWOL Russian nuclear submarine surfaces at the island. With only four remaining crewmen, including the former missile programming officer-turned-prisoner (Tommy Sexton) on board, Knickel buys the submarine, discovers a cache of tactical missiles, and subsequently declares the island an independent nuclear power.The film's cast also includes Mary Walsh, Maury Chaykin, Henry Czerny, Michael Gencher, Andy Jones, Louis Del Grande, and John Dunsworth. It also includes a cameo appearance by Harvey Kirck as a newscaster.It was nominated for the 1992 Genie award for Best Original Screenplay.<EOS>"
1463,73590,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fran_Rubel_Kuzui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Rosenman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kaz_Kuzui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rutger Hauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Reubens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristy Swanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hilary Swank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Luke Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fran_Rubel_Kuzui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Rosenman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kaz_Kuzui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joss_Whedon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Buffy the Vampire Slayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_proms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carter_Burwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dark_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vampire_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_feminist_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Studios_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cheerleading_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Joss_Whedon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buffy the Vampire Slayer is a 1992 American comedy vampire film directed by Fran Rubel Kuzui and written by Joss Whedon. It stars Kristy Swanson as the eponymous Buffy Summers, a Valley Girl cheerleader who learns it is her fate to hunt vampires. Donald Sutherland, Paul Reubens, Rutger Hauer and Luke Perry appear in supporting roles, this is also the film debut of Hilary Swank.The film received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $16.6 million on a $7 million budget. It also took a different direction from what Whedon intended, leading him to create a television series of the same name with his original plan to critical acclaim.<EOS>"
1464,7181,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_L._Bare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cesar Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Grahame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Turhan Bey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_L._Bare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DeVallon_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prisoners of the Casbah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_L._Bare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prisoners_of_the_Casbah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Prisoners of the Casbah is a 1953 American adventure film directed by Richard L. Bare and starring Gloria Grahame, Cesar Romero and Turhan Bey.The film's art direction was by Paul Palmentola.<EOS>"
1465,53385,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Tewksbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lester Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elvis Presley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joyce Van Patten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sheree North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marlyn Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Tewksbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Trouble with Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Iowa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1927<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Tewksbury<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Trouble with Girls (and How to Get into It), also known as simply The Trouble with Girls, is a 1969 film directed by  Peter Tewksbury and starring Elvis Presley. It was one of Presley's final acting roles, along with the same year's Change of Habit. It is based on the 1960 novel Chautauqua by Day Keene and Dwight Vincent Babcock.<EOS>"
1466,41030,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Halstead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mrs. Gibbons' Boys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Max_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Gibbons'_Boys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mrs. Gibbons' Boys is a black and white 1962 British comedy film directed by Max Varnel and starring Kathleen Harrison, Lionel Jeffries and Diana Dors. It is based on the play of the same name by Joseph Stein and Will Glickman, and was released in the UK as the bottom half of a double bill with Constantine and the Cross (1961).<EOS>"
1467,167449,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alfred Shaughnessy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Barr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hubert_Gregg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Rhodes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Shaughnessy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Shaughnessy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Room in the House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_in_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Room in the House is a 1955 British second feature ('B') comedy-drama film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Patrick Barr, Hubert Gregg and Marjorie Rhodes. The film's screenplay, by Alfred Shaughnessy, is based on Eynon Evans's 1954 play Bless This House. The film was produced by Shaughnessy for Act Films Ltd.<EOS>"
1468,164347,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Clémenti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Choses Vues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pierre Clémenti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_(Warhol_superstar)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pierre Clémenti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nadine Hermand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Clémenti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Clémenti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Clémenti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>New Old<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Old<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_French-language_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>New Old  (New old ou les chroniques du temps présent), is a French film directed by Pierre Clémenti, released in 1979. It is the second part of an experimental trilogy comprising 'Visa De Censure No.X', 'Livre De Famille' and 'Anima Mundi'. The Village Voice wrote, ""Clémenti's New Old (1979—subtitled Chronicles of the Present Times) flows together footage from more than a decade of his wandering between scenes, sets, and drugs, an accelerated world tour through various iterations of the ""counterculture."" There are fragments of Clémenti on film and stage, a pilgrimage to Warhol's New York and scrambled jamming . . . until the soundtrack tightens up guttural punk guitars from Les Lou's.""<EOS>"
1469,97929,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Dehn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_R._Sloan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hemmings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Flora Robson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gayle Hunnicutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arthur Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Dehn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_R._Sloan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Dehn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fragment of Fear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Paul_Dehn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fragment_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_C._Sarafian<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fragment of Fear is a 1970 British thriller film directed by Richard C. Sarafian and starring David Hemmings, Gayle Hunnicutt, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Roland Culver, Flora Robson and Arthur Lowe. It was written by Paul Dehn adapted from the 1965 novel A Fragment of Fear by John Bingham.<EOS>"
1470,3553,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Koslo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Sampson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne-Marie Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Kamekona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hilary Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Alldredge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Haldeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Robot Jox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Robot Jox Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stuart_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Empire_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mecha_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_giants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robot_Jox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_robots<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Robot Jox is a 1990 American post-apocalyptic mecha science-fiction film directed by Stuart Gordon and starring Gary Graham, Anne-Marie Johnson and Paul Koslo. Co-written by science-fiction author Joe Haldeman, the film's plot follows Achilles, one of the ""robot jox"" who pilot giant machines that fight international battles to settle territorial disputes in a dystopian, post-apocalyptic world.After producer Charles Band approved Gordon's initial concept, the director approached Haldeman to write the script. Gordon and Haldeman clashed frequently over the film's tone and intended audience. Principal photography finished in Rome in 1987, but the bankruptcy of Band's Empire Pictures delayed the film's release in theaters until 1990. It earned $1,272,977 in domestic theatrical gross, failing to return its production cost. Robot Jox received negative critical response and little audience attention upon its first theatrical run. The film has been released on various home video formats, most recently on Blu-ray in July 2015.<EOS>"
1471,114033,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Jacobs_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Carrol_Naish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lorre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Alda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Francen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Jacobs_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curt_Siodmak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Beast with Five Fingers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pianos_and_pianists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Curt_Siodmak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beast_with_Five_Fingers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_mystery_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Beast with Five Fingers is a 1946 American mystery horror film directed by Robert Florey from a screenplay by Curt Siodmak, based on the 1919 short story of the same name by W. F. Harvey. The film stars Robert Alda,  Victor Francen, Andrea King, and Peter Lorre. The film's score was composed by Max Steiner.<EOS>"
1472,38927,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Secrets:_The_Legacy_of_Hilltop_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Patterson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Secrets:_The_Legacy_of_Hilltop_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregory Goodell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Secrets:_The_Legacy_of_Hilltop_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ> Patty Duke,  David Selby,  Kiersten Warren,  Blake Clark,  Kelly Rowan,  David Soul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Secrets:_The_Legacy_of_Hilltop_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Patterson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Secrets:_The_Legacy_of_Hilltop_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Grave Secrets: The Legacy of Hilltop Drive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Secrets:_The_Legacy_of_Hilltop_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Secrets:_The_Legacy_of_Hilltop_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Secrets:_The_Legacy_of_Hilltop_Drive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Secrets:_The_Legacy_of_Hilltop_Drive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Secrets:_The_Legacy_of_Hilltop_Drive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Secrets:_The_Legacy_of_Hilltop_Drive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Secrets:_The_Legacy_of_Hilltop_Drive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Secrets:_The_Legacy_of_Hilltop_Drive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Patterson<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Grave Secrets: The Legacy of Hilltop Drive is a 1992 American horror television film directed by John Patterson that is supposedly based on real events. It stars Patty Duke, David Selby and David Soul.<EOS>"
1473,95429,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Dolman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicole Kidman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Cruise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Prosky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cyril Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Republic_of_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ron_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Boston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Imagine_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Brian_Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1892<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Ozarks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Far_and_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1893<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Far and Away is a 1992 American epic Western romantic adventure drama film directed by Ron Howard from a screenplay by Bob Dolman and a story by Howard and Dolman. It stars Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman. This was the last cinematography credit for Mikael Salomon before he moved on to a directing career.  The music score was by John Williams. It was screened out of competition at the 1992 Cannes Film Festival.Cruise and Kidman, who were married at the time, play Irish immigrants seeking their fortune in the 1890s America, eventually taking part in the Land Run of 1893.This was Cyril Cusack's final film before his death the following year.<EOS>"
1474,70684,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Belson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Spelling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Greisman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Guttenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Belson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Spelling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Belson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Surrender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transgender-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michel_Colombier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jerry_Belson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surrender_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jerry_Belson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Surrender is a 1987 American comedy film that was written and directed by Jerry Belson. It stars Sally Field, Michael Caine, Steve Guttenberg, Peter Boyle,  Iman, and Jackie Cooper in his final film role.<EOS>"
1475,45092,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Milton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Milton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Luck of a Sailor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Milton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Luck of a Sailor is a 1934 British romance film directed by Robert Milton and starring Greta Nissen, David Manners and Clifford Mollison. It was made at Elstree Studios.<EOS>"
1476,14685,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margie_Hines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_songs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Rags%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Any Rags? is a 1932 Pre-Code Fleischer Studios Talkartoon animated short film starring  Bimbo, and Betty Boop, with a brief appearance by Koko the Clown.It features the song ""Any Rags?"", a 1902 ragtime schottische by Thomas S. Allen.<EOS>"
1477,165612,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_chickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plop_Goes_the_Weasel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weasels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Plop Goes the Weasel! is a 1953 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Robert McKimson and produced by Edward Selzer. The cartoon was released on August 22, 1953, and features Foghorn Leghorn and the Barnyard Dawg.The title is a pun on the song title ""Pop Goes the Weasel"".  The tune is played during the intro and in subsequent cartoons involving the weasel vs Foghorn.<EOS>"
1478,61872,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gruskoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Hackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gruskoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willard_Huyck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Katz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lucky Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Liza_Minnelli_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prohibition_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stanley_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Coast_Guard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Diego<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1930<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Gloria_Katz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Willard_Huyck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lucky Lady is a 1975 American comedy-drama film directed by Stanley Donen and starring Liza Minnelli, Gene Hackman, Burt Reynolds and Robby Benson. Its story takes place in 1930 during Prohibition in the United States.<EOS>"
1479,81929,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Haldane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>F. Martin Thornton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mutual Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Walturdaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blanche_Forsythe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Purdie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas H. MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Haldane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._Martin_Thornton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutual_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowland_Talbot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Rowe_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W.G._Wills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1915_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1915_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Floyd_Martin_Thornton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Shore_(1915_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bert_Haldane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jane Shore is a 1915 British silent historical film directed by Bert Haldane and F. Martin Thornton and starring Blanche Forsythe, Roy Travers and Robert Purdie. It is an adaptation of the 1714 play The Tragedy of Jane Shore by Nicholas Rowe and is based on the life of Jane Shore, the mistress of Edward IV.<EOS>"
1480,32903,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lynne Southerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cinderella and the Secret Prince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_princesses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weddings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_palaces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_and_the_Secret_Prince<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_3D_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cinderella and the Secret Prince, also known as Cinderella 3D, is a 2018 American animated fantasy adventure film directed by Lynne Southerland from a screenplay by Francis Glebas, Alice Blehart, Stephanie Bursill and Russell Fung, based on the Brothers Grimm version of the fairytale ""Cinderella"". Internationally, it grossed $12,143,896 against a budget of $20,000,000.<EOS>"
1481,80454,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Winton_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Astral Films ; Janus Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Pinsent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:José_Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Shaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Painchaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Douglas Junor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Winton_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Who Has Seen the Wind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Saskatchewan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Saskatchewan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eldon_Rathburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Allan_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Has_Seen_the_Wind_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:W._O._Mitchell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Who Has Seen the Wind is a 1977 Canadian drama film directed by Allan King and written by Patricia Watson. The film is an adaptation of W. O. Mitchell's influential novel Who Has Seen the Wind. It was the first narrative feature film ever directed by King, who was previously known primarily as a documentary filmmaker.The film stars Brian Painchaud as Brian O'Connall, with a supporting cast including Douglas Junor, Patricia Hamilton, Gordon Pinsent, Helen Shaver, Chapelle Jaffe, Charmion King, Leslie Carlson, Hugh Webster and José Ferrer.Although Painchaud received positive critical attention for his performance, it was the only film he ever made before his death in 1986.<EOS>"
1482,8933,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Zamm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hoberman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Krevoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chen Neeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zachary_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lopez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Kenny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridgit_Mendler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emily_Osment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Odette_Yustman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Zamm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hoberman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Krevoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Schneider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dannah_Feinglass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>This Is My Paradise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Beverly_Hills,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Hoberman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Hills_Chihuahua_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alex_Zamm<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2 is a 2011 American comedy film. It is the sequel to 2008's Beverly Hills Chihuahua and the second film in the Beverly Hills Chihuahua series. Directed by Alex Zamm, and starring George Lopez, Odette Annable and Zachary Gordon, the film focuses on Papi and Chloe, now married with five puppies. The film was released by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment on February 1, 2011, in a two-disc Blu-ray and DVD combo pack. With the exception of Lopez and Devine, none of the actors from the first film reprised their roles.Another sequel, Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3: Viva la Fiesta!, was released on September 18, 2012.<EOS>"
1483,114828,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Tischler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Aykroyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aretha Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carrie Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Belushi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cab Calloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Charles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Blues Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Blues Brothers: Original Soundtrack Recording<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blues_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue-eyed_soul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Illinois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blues_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jukebox_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1980<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Illinois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wisconsin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_musical_groups<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_neo-Nazis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nuns_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saturday_Night_Live_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dan_Aykroyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Blues_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_George_Folsey_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saturday_Night_Live_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blues_Brothers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_film_duos<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Blues Brothers is a 1980 American musical action comedy film directed by John Landis. It stars John Belushi as ""Joliet"" Jake Blues and Dan Aykroyd as his brother Elwood, characters developed from the recurring musical sketch ""The Blues Brothers"" on NBC's variety series Saturday Night Live. The script is set in and around Chicago, Illinois, where it was filmed, and the screenplay is by Aykroyd and Landis. It features musical numbers by singers James Brown, Cab Calloway, Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles and John Lee Hooker. It features non-musical supporting performances by Carrie Fisher and Henry Gibson.The story is a tale of redemption for paroled convict Jake and his brother Elwood, who set out on ""a mission from God"" to prevent the foreclosure of the Roman Catholic orphanage in which they were raised. To do so, they must reunite their R&B band and organize a performance to earn the $5,000 needed to pay the orphanage's property tax bill. Along the way, they are targeted by a homicidal ""mystery woman"", neo-Nazis, and a country and western band—all while being relentlessly pursued by the police.Universal Pictures, which won the bidding war for the film, was hoping to take advantage of Belushi's popularity in the wake of Saturday Night Live, the film Animal House, and the Blues Brothers' musical success; it soon found itself unable to control production costs. The start of filming was delayed when Aykroyd, who was new to film screenwriting, took six months to deliver a long and unconventional script that Landis had to rewrite before production, which began without a final budget. On location in Chicago, Belushi's partying and drug use caused lengthy and costly delays that, along with the destructive car chases depicted onscreen, made the film one of the most expensive comedies ever produced.Owing to concerns that the film would fail, its initial bookings were less than half of those similar films normally received. Released in the United States on June 20, 1980, it received mostly positive reviews from critics and grossed over $115 million in theaters worldwide before its release on home video, and has become a cult classic over the years. A sequel, Blues Brothers 2000, was released in 1998. In 2020, The Blues Brothers was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
1484,162894,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Orcutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trip For Tat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_restaurants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Alps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_ships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Compilation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_for_Tat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Italy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trip For Tat is a 1960 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short cartoon film directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on October 29, 1960, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.<EOS>"
1485,77233,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archibald_Nettlefold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archibald_Nettlefold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Troublesome Wives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Troublesome_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Hughes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Troublesome Wives is a 1928 British silent comedy film directed by Harry Hughes and starring Eric Bransby Williams, Mabel Poulton and Lilian Oldland. It was based on the play Summer Lightning by Ernest Denny. The screenplay concerns two housewives who become embroiled with a foreign spy network.<EOS>"
1486,44341,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynne_Stopkewich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynne_Stopkewich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Life is a 2004 Canadian television film directed by Lynne Stopkewich and written by Alan Di Fiore and Chris Haddock.<EOS>
1487,19760,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Will Packer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ice Cube<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Alvarez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Brezner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laurence Fishburne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Leguizamo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce McGill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ice Cube<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tika Sumpter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Packer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Brezner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_Cube<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Manfredi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Hay_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Mantzoukas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Coolidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ride Along<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Lennertz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_police_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Will_Packer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rainforest_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Serbian_Mafia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Matt_Manfredi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Phil_Hay_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Atlanta_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cube_Vision_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Along_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ice_Cube<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ride Along is a 2014 American buddy cop action comedy film directed by Tim Story and starring Ice Cube and Kevin Hart.The film follows Ben Barber (Kevin Hart), a security guard who must prove to his girlfriend's police officer brother, James Payton (Ice Cube), that he is worthy of marrying her. During their 24-hour patrol of Atlanta, Ben accidentally gets wrapped up in James' hunt for an arms dealer, Omar (Laurence Fishburne).The film was produced by Relativity Media, Cube Vision Productions and Rainforest Films, and distributed by Universal Pictures. Following two premieres in Atlanta and Los Angeles, the film was released worldwide on January 17, 2014. A sequel, Ride Along 2, was released on January 15, 2016.<EOS>"
1488,51022,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Cutts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Hunter_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Wontner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Isla Bevan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Cutts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Lipscomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sign of Four: Sherlock Holmes' Greatest Case<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Graham_Cutts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sign_of_Four_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sherlock_Holmes_films_based_on_works_by_Arthur_Conan_Doyle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sign of Four is a 1932 British crime film directed by Graham Cutts and starring Arthur Wontner, Ian Hunter and Graham Soutten. The film is based on Arthur Conan Doyle's second Sherlock Holmes novel The Sign of the Four (1890). The film is also known as The Sign of Four: Sherlock Holmes' Greatest Case.It is the third film in the 1931–1937 film series starring Wontner as Sherlock Holmes.A young woman needs Sherlock Holmes for protection when she's tormented by an escaped killer. However, when the woman is abducted, Holmes and Watson must infiltrate the city's criminal underworld to track down the young woman. It is in the public domain.<EOS>"
1489,160196,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sludge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Salyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sludge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sludge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sludge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sludge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sludge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sludge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sludge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_disasters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sludge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_environmental_issues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sludge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Appalachia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sludge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_coal_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sludge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Kentucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sludge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_Kentucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sludge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Martin_County,_Kentucky<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Sludge is a 2005 documentary film by Appalshop filmmaker Robert Salyer chronicling the Martin County Sludge Spill that was an accident that occurred after midnight on October 11, 2000, when a coal sludge impoundment in Martin County, Kentucky, broke through an underground mine below, propelling 306 million gallons of sludge down two tributaries of the Tug Fork River. The movie documents the continuing story of the Martin County disaster, the resulting federal investigation, and the looming threat of coal sludge ponds throughout the coalfield region.In the United States today, coal is the largest single source of fuel for energy production. Annually, the country mines over a billion tons of coal. Coal waste is a consequence of this consumption; the Mine Safety and Health Administration has estimated that there are over 235 sludge ponds throughout the region with the potential to break into an underground mine, as the Martin County pond did in 2000.<EOS>"
1490,67565,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Shear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Grosso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_D'Antoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry J. Weitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Gorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Blakely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Spinell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Shear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Grosso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_D'Antoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Force_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Barry_Shear<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Strike Force is a 1975 television film directed by Barry Shear and starring Richard Gere.<EOS>
1491,91888,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Eastman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nu_Image_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Eastman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nu_Image_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Albert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Danger Zone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jungle_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_South_African_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Elie_Samaha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nu_Image_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Allan_Eastman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_Zone_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Danger Zone is a 1996 American action thriller adventure film directed by Allan Eastman and starring Billy Zane and Robert Downey Jr.<EOS>
1492,36698,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Producers Releasing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gas House Kids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gas House Kids is a 1946 American comedy-drama film directed by Sam Newfield and starring Billy Halop, Robert Lowery, Teala Loring, and Carl Switzer. It was inspired by the Dead End Kids, even casting erstwhile Dead End ringleader Billy Halop in a leading role.<EOS>"
1493,53908,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>American International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>MGM-EMI Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Style<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Fine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_O'Mara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_Addams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Cole_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ingrid_Pitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudor_Gates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Vampire Lovers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Irish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hertfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gothic_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Sheridan_Le_Fanu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1794<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vampire_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_erotic_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Vampire Lovers is a 1970 British Gothic horror film directed by Roy Ward Baker and starring Ingrid Pitt, Peter Cushing, George Cole, Kate O'Mara, Madeline Smith, Dawn Addams, Douglas Wilmer and Jon Finch. It was produced by Hammer Film Productions. It is based on the 1872 Sheridan Le Fanu novella Carmilla and is the first film in the Karnstein Trilogy, the other two films being Lust for a Vampire (1971) and Twins of Evil (1971). The three films were somewhat daring for the time in explicitly depicting lesbian themes.<EOS>"
1494,126149,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lee_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Janni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Finch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_McKenna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lee_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Janni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Lipscomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Mason_(novelist_1919–1997)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nevil_Shute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Town Like Alice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pacific_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Malaysia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Northern_Territory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Town_Like_Alice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Lee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Town Like Alice is a 1956 British drama film produced by Joseph Janni and starring Virginia McKenna and Peter Finch that is based on the 1950 novel of the same name by Nevil Shute. The film does not follow the whole novel, concluding at the end of part two and truncating or omitting much detail. It was partially filmed in Malaya and Australia.<EOS>"
1495,49309,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_DiCillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigurjon_Sighvatsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcus_Viscidi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meredith_Zamsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_S._Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Tannebaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_McKay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Buck Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathleen Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Berkley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daryl Hannah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bridgette Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Keener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Modine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maxwell Caulfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marlo Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_DiCillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigurjon_Sighvatsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcus_Viscidi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meredith_Zamsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_S._Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Tannebaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_McKay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_DiCillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Real Blonde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lakeshore_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_DiCillo<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Real Blonde is a 1997 American film directed and written by Tom DiCillo, and starring Matthew Modine, Catherine Keener and Maxwell Caulfield. It is a satire of New York's fashion and entertainment industries, exploring themes of authenticity and ambition.It was DiCillo's first major high-budget film, costing $10 million to make and being distributed by Paramount Pictures. However, the film only received a limited release and recouped just 0.83% of its budget at the box office.<EOS>"
1496,166806,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmond_T._Gréville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carole_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Farr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Calleia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmond_T._Gréville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Llewellyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Noose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noose_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edmond_T._Gréville<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Noose (U.S. title: The Silk Noose) is a 1948 British comedy crime film, directed by Edmond T. Gréville and starring Carole Landis, Joseph Calleia and Derek Farr. It was written by Richard Llewellyn based on his play of the same title. The film is part of the cycle of Britain spiv films produced between 1945 and 1950.<EOS>"
1497,135365,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Halstead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Catto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Take Me to Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Me_to_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Take Me to Paris is a 1951 British comedy film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Albert Modley, Roberta Huby and Bruce Seton. It  was written by Max Catto and made at Walton Studios.<EOS>"
1498,160736,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lupino_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Producers Distributing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lupino Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lupino Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Hobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wallace Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Renee Clama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lupino_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lupino_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Dewhurst_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauri_Wylie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Never Trouble Trouble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Trouble_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lupino_Lane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Never Trouble Trouble is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Lupino Lane and starring Lane, Renee Clama and Jack Hobbs. It was shot at the Cricklewood Studios in London.<EOS>"
1499,166109,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>James Plumb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Jones_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrienne_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sabrina Dickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Humphreys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Jones_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Silent Night, Bloody Night: The Homecoming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Christmas_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Night,_Bloody_Night:_The_Homecoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Christmas_horror_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Silent Night, Bloody Night: The Homecoming is a 2013 British slasher film and remake of the 1972 American film Silent Night, Bloody Night.<EOS>"
1500,70610,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Carol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Bakewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Straightaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straightaway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Straightaway is a 1933 American Pre-Code crime drama film directed by Otto Brower and starring Tim McCoy, Sue Carol, and William Bakewell.<EOS>"
1501,31294,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Purves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sara Mullock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Purves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Purves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Next<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_William_Shakespeare<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Next is a short film created by Aardman Animations. Its full title is ""Next: The Infinite Variety Show"".<EOS>"
1502,33007,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_L._Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Ayres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kris_Kristofferson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Dean_Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Hackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_L._Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Ayres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_L._Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Towne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_cannabis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cisco_Pike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bill_L._Norton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cisco Pike is a 1972 American drama film that was written and directed by Bill L. Norton, and released by Columbia Pictures. The film stars Kris Kristofferson as a musician who, having fallen on hard times, turns to the selling of marijuana and is blackmailed by a police officer (Gene Hackman).The movie, which is Norton's directorial debut and Kristofferson's debut as a leading actor, was filmed in the Los Angeles area in late 1970 and includes several contemporaneous landmarks. It premiered in 1972 to unfavorable reviews and was a box office failure.Cisco Pike was not officially available on home media until its re-release on DVD in 2006. Since its release, reviews became more favorable as the film earned followers and became a cult classic.<EOS>"
1503,137546,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_L._Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Jenkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Herbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcia_Ralston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_L._Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Bricker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_set_in_lighthouses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_C._McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sh!_The_Octopus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sh! The Octopus is a 1937 American comedy mystery film produced by Warner Bros., directed by William McGann, and starring Hugh Herbert, Allen Jenkins and Marcia Ralston. While contract players Herbert and Jenkins frequently appeared in the same picture, this is the only film to present them as an actual team.In 2022, the film garnered attention on social media for a character transformation scene that was accomplished using practical effects with a combination of makeup and graduated filters.<EOS>"
1504,143772,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Cameron_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joanne_Dru<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ireland_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Essex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Southwest Passage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Arthur_Lange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Emil_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southwest_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_3D_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Southwest Passage is a 1954 American Pathécolor Western film directed by Ray Nazarro and starring Joanne Dru, Rod Cameron and John Ireland, who are determined to make a unique trek across the west, using camels as his beasts of burden. The picture was originally released in 3-D.<EOS>"
1505,39029,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sistrom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Ladd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Medina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sistrom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Latimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Botany Bay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Franz_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_South_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Botany_Bay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1787<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Botany Bay is a 1953 American adventure film directed by John Farrow and starring Alan Ladd, James Mason and Patricia Medina. It was based on a novel of the same name by Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall.While the story includes characters loosely based on real figures (Gilbert and Phillips) and the ship Charlotte, it is a largely fictional telling of the First Fleet's arrival in Australia in 1788.<EOS>"
1506,78479,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_R._Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlie Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hal Holbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daryl Hannah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terence Stamp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_R._Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Weiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wall Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_business_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1985<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Actor_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trading_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Drama_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_financial_crises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wall_Street_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stewart_Copeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_business_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Oliver_Stone<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wall Street is a 1987 American crime drama film directed and co-written by Oliver Stone, which stars Michael Douglas, Charlie Sheen, Daryl Hannah, and Martin Sheen. The film tells the story of Bud Fox (C. Sheen), a young stockbroker who becomes involved with Gordon Gekko (Douglas), a wealthy, unscrupulous corporate raider.Stone made the film as a tribute to his father, Lou Stone, a stockbroker during the Great Depression. The character of Gekko is said to be a composite of several people, including Dennis Levine, Ivan Boesky, Carl Icahn, Asher Edelman, Michael Milken, and Stone himself. The character of Sir Lawrence Wildman, meanwhile, was modelled on British financier and corporate raider Sir James Goldsmith. Originally, the studio wanted Warren Beatty to play Gekko, but he was not interested; Stone, meanwhile, wanted Richard Gere, but Gere passed on the role.The film was well received among major film critics. Douglas won the Academy Award for Best Actor, and the film has come to be seen as the archetypal portrayal of 1980s excess, with Douglas' character declaring that ""greed, for lack of a better word, is good."" It has also proven influential in inspiring people to work on Wall Street, with Sheen, Douglas, and Stone commenting over the years how people still approach them and say that they became stockbrokers because of their respective characters in the film.Stone and Douglas reunited for a sequel titled Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, which was released theatrically on September 24, 2010.<EOS>"
1507,101408,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sam Fell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jodelle Ferland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bernard Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Mintz-Plasse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kodi Smit-McPhee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Garlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Casey Affleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elaine Stritch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Borstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tempestt Bledsoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tucker Albrizzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Butler_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Fell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Butler_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>ParaNorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Focus_Features_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jon_Brion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Middle_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychic_powers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1710s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Clay_animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_stop-motion_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Laika_(company)_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Focus_Features_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ParaNorman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Fell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>ParaNorman is a 2012 American animated comedy horror film produced by Laika. Directed by Sam Fell and Chris Butler (the latter's feature directorial debut), and written by Butler, the film stars the voices of Kodi Smit-McPhee, Jodelle Ferland, Bernard Hill, Tucker Albrizzi, Anna Kendrick, Casey Affleck, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Leslie Mann, Jeff Garlin, Elaine Stritch,  Tempestt Bledsoe, Alex Borstein, and John Goodman. It is the first stop-motion film to use a 3-D color printer to create character faces, and only the second to be shot in 3-D. In the film, Norman Babcock, a young boy who can communicate with ghosts, is given the task of ending a 300-year-old witch's curse on his Massachusetts town.The idea of ParaNorman came from Butler, who thought making such a movie for kids could help express the challenges kids face growing up, after realizing that zombie films often contained a degree of social commentary. Production of the stop-motion animation feature took place at Laika's studio in Hillsboro, Oregon for three years, with the animating stage of production lasting about two years and beginning in late 2009. Instead of using traditional 3-D format cameras, the studio had sixty Canon EOS 5D Mark II DSLR cameras film the movie. Jon Brion composed the film's musical score.ParaNorman was officially released on August 17, 2012, by Focus Features. It received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its animation, script, entertainment value and humor, and was a modest box office success, earning $107 million worldwide against its budget of $60 million. The film was nominated for that year's Academy Award for Best Animated Feature and BAFTA Award for Best Animated Film.<EOS>"
1508,56973,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Chauvel_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal-International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Umbrella_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Chauvel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Burns_(Australian_boxer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Chauvel_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal-International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Umbrella_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Chauvel_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Chauvel_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sons of Matthew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sons_of_Matthew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sons of Matthew is a 1949 Australian film directed and produced and co-written by Charles Chauvel. The film was shot in 1947 on location in Queensland, Australia, and the studio sequences in Sydney. Sons of Matthew took 18 months to complete, but it was a great success with Australian audiences when it finally opened in December 1949.Sons of Matthew is a legendary film in the history of Australian cinema, partly because of the adverse conditions in which it was made. Maxwell Dunn wrote later in his book How they Made Sons of Matthew that, during filming, it was the wettest season in 80 years in Queensland. For UK and US release Universal-International cut the film by 30 minutes, added some American narration and renamed it The Rugged O'Riordans.Filmink wrote the movie ""falls into the ""pioneering family"" subgenre of Western like Little House on the Prairie or Cimarron – stories about people hacking homes out of the wilderness, falling in and out of love, fighting disease/prejudice/Indians/whoever. Most tend to be driven by female leads but this is about a set of brothers, although there is a smurfette, Wendy Gibb, loved by Michael Pate and Ken Wayne. It is more melodrama than Western, but it feels influenced by Westerns in its pace and action.""<EOS>"
1509,90285,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Steve White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Zane W. Levitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Newlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lenore Kasdorf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Allen Cutler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Robin Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Starr Andreeff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_Michael_Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Amityville Dollhouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_grieving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_precognition<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sentient_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nightmares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1996<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_haunted_dolls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Burn_survivors_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_films_about_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teleportation_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_widowhood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fires<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_remarriage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_horror_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spontaneous_human_combustion_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville_Dollhouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amityville_Horror_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Amityville Dollhouse is a 1996 American supernatural horror film directed by Steve White and starring Robin Thomas, Allen Cutler, Lenore Kasdorf, and Lisa Robin Kelly. Released direct-to-video, it was the eighth film in the Amityville Horror film series, inspired by Jay Anson's 1977 novel The Amityville Horror. This was the last film in the series released before the first installment was remade nine years later.The film follows the Martin family who find themselves haunted after discovering a dollhouse replica of 112 Ocean Avenue—the site of the Amityville hauntings—on their property, which is possessed by a powerful demon.<EOS>"
1510,51549,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tim Wolff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>First Run Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Wolff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sons of Tennessee Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_topics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sons_of_Tennessee_Williams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mardi_Gras_in_New_Orleans<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sons of Tennessee Williams is a 2010 American historical documentary film produced and directed by Tim Wolff. The film spans five decades documenting the gay carnival balls in New Orleans, and the efforts of the gay community to celebrate Mardi Gras, without being discriminated against and without fear of police intervention. It stars Charles Maddox, Tommy Dietsch, George Roth, Don Stratton, Jimmy Keyes, Mike Moreau, John Henry Bogie, Albert Carey, Bianca Del Rio and additional krewe club members that share their memories through interviews and archival footage.The film had its world premiere at Frameline Film Festival on June 26, 2010. It was released to theaters on October 7, 2011. Wolff said the title of the film came about as a twist on The Daughters of the American Revolution; he considers Williams a hero and inspiration, and said he was ""the most famous out American at the time, telling the story of gay men to a much larger audience"".<EOS>"
1511,160320,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wim_Wenders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Public_Broadcasting_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wim_Wenders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Public_Broadcasting_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wim_Wenders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Soul of a Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_blues_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soul_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wim_Wenders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Soul of a Man is a 2003 documentary film, directed by Wim Wenders, as the second instalment of the documentary film series The Blues, produced by Martin Scorsese. The film explores the musical careers of blues musicians Skip James, Blind Willie Johnson and J. B. Lenoir.The film is narrated by Laurence Fishburne in character as Blind Willie Johnson, and features performances by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Beck, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, James 'Blood' Ulmer, T-Bone Burnett, Eagle Eye Cherry, Shemekia Copeland, Garland Jeffreys, Alvin Youngblood Hart, Los Lobos, Bonnie Raitt, Lou Reed, Marc Ribot, Lucinda Williams, and Cassandra Wilson. The film won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Cinematography for Nonfiction Programming, and the Audience Award at the São Paulo International Film Festival. It was also screened out of competition at the 2003 Cannes Film Festival.<EOS>"
1512,2863,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_W._Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Schmoeller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_DeCoteau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tommy Wiklund<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sonny Laguna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Nicolaou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Lechago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hope Perello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vlad Paunescu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Wolpert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kurt Iswarienko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cary Glieberman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gordon Gustafson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kirk Edward Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Bursteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dana Scanlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mona C. Vasiloiu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_W._Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Schmoeller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_DeCoteau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Nicolaou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Schmoeller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Courtney_Joyner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Nicolaou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Craig_Zahler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_S._Goyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Aarniokoski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Duffy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Puppet Master<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Full_Moon_Features_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sentient_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sentient_toys_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Master_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_1989<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Puppet Master is an American horror film series which focuses on a group of anthropomorphic puppets animated by an Egyptian spell, each equipped with its own unique and dangerous device and are represented as heroes, antiheroes and antagonists. The franchise was created by Charles Band and Kenneth J. Hall. The series consists of 15 films, 11 mainline, one crossover film, two spin-offs and a reboot.Produced by Full Moon Features, the series was established in 1989 with the eponymous first installment, which has since been followed by five sequels, five prequels, a crossover with the characters of Demonic Toys, a 2018 reboot entitled The Littlest Reich, a spin-off film about the puppet Blade, a spin-off film about Retro Puppet Master's Doktor Death, two comic book mini-series, an ongoing comic book series, and a free-to-play multiplayer video game by October Games.<EOS>"
1513,141686,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bogart Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Grable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Garland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patsy_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Erwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Haley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Sheekman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_M._Conselman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Perrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pigskin Parade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Buttolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yale_Bulldogs_football<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pigskin Parade is a 1936 American musical comedy film which tells the story of husband-and-wife college football coaches who convince a backwoods player to play for their team so they can go to the big game. It was written by William M. Conselman, Mary Kelly, Nat Perrin, Arthur Sheekman, Harry Tugend and Jack Yellen, and was directed by David Butler.The cast includes Stuart Erwin (in an Oscar-nominated performance), Jack Haley, Patsy Kelly, Arline Judge, Dixie Dunbar, Johnny Downs, Betty Grable, Tony Martin and Judy Garland in her feature film debut. The film was distributed by 20th Century Fox.<EOS>"
1514,39179,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Realm Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Miracles Do Happen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracles_Do_Happen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Miracles Do Happen is a 1938 British comedy film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Jack Hobbs, Bruce Seton and Marjorie Taylor. It was made at Isleworth Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
1515,159560,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Gibson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roy Krost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard F. Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Gibson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Scott_(Scottish_screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Bryant_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Martin's Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hostage_takings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_drama_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin's_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_Gibson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Martin's Day is a 1985 American drama film directed by Alan Gibson. It stars Richard Harris, Justin Henry, Lindsay Wagner, Karen Black and James Coburn.<EOS>"
1516,111858,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Xavier_Koller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Corley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bart Rosenblatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eugene Musso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryl_Hannah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Molly_Ringwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiefer_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Xavier_Koller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Corley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Redford_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cowboy Up<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Daniel_Licht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Neo-Western_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rodeo_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Xavier_Koller<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cowboy Up (also known as Ring of Fire) is a 2001 American Western film directed by Xavier Koller. It stars Kiefer Sutherland, Marcus Thomas, Molly Ringwald, and Daryl Hannah. It won the Crystal Heart Award at the 2001 Heartland Film Festival.<EOS>"
1517,69578,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_Dexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century-Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_Dexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Crane_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erika Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Foster_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Merry Anders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_Dexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century-Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_Dexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Spalding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House of the Damned<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Damned_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maury_Dexter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>House of the Damned is a 1963 horror thriller film, shot in CinemaScope. It was produced and directed by Maury Dexter, and stars Ron Foster, Merry Anders, Richard Crane, Erika Peters and Richard Kiel.<EOS>"
1518,164426,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Dunn_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Devine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mysterious Crossing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mysterious Crossing is a 1936 American mystery film directed by Arthur Lubin and starring James Dunn, Jean Rogers and Andy Devine. It was produced and distributed by Universal Pictures.<EOS>"
1519,11412,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Kay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sony Pictures Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Tapert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucy Lawless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Deschanel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Mesure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Skye McCole Bartusiak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tory Mussett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Kay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tapert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Boogeyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Savannah,_Georgia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stephen_Kay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ghost_House_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boogeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Stiles_White<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Boogeyman is a 2005 supernatural horror film directed by Stephen Kay and starring Barry Watson, Emily Deschanel, Skye McCole Bartusiak, Tory Mussett, Charles Mesure, and Lucy Lawless. Written by Eric Kripke, Juliet Snowden, and Stiles White, from a story by Kripke, the film is a new take on the classic ""boogeyman"", or monster in the closet, who is the eponymous antagonist of the film. The plot concerns a young man returns to the house he grew up in to confront the childhood terror that has affected his life. It’s an international co-production between the United States, New Zealand and Germany.The film was panned by critics, often citing a generic and unoriginal plot as the main criticism. Despite receiving negative reviews from critics, it was a financial success and was followed by two direct-to-video sequels, Boogeyman 2 (2007) and Boogeyman 3 (2008).<EOS>"
1520,164198,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Medak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tyburn Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Wigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas Clyde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sellers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Milligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Medak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Wigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Milligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Jones_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ghost in the Noonday Sun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_17th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Algiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Bray_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Medak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_partially_in_color<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghost_in_the_Noonday_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cyprus<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ghost in the Noonday Sun is a 1974 British comedy film directed by Peter Medak starring Peter Sellers, Anthony Franciosa and Spike Milligan. The film suffered a difficult production due to Sellers's erratic behavior and was not theatrically released. Medak described the film as ""the biggest disaster of my life"" in 2016.The script was written by Evan Jones and Ernest Tidyman (uncredited) with additional dialogue by Milligan. The film was produced by Thomas Clyde and Gareth Wigan with cinematography by Michael Reed and Larry Pizer. The title and some of the plot details are based on the book of the same title by Newbery Medal-winning children's author Sid Fleischman.<EOS>"
1521,98157,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Marita Giovanni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marita Giovanni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lauran Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Camila Griggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liza D'Agostino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nancy Allison Wolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bar Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bar Girls is a 1994 American lesbian-themed romantic comedy film written by Lauran Hoffman, adapted by Hoffman from her stage play of the same name for the screen in the same year. Starring Nancy Allison Wolfe, Liza D'Agostino, Camila Griggs and Michael Harris and directed by Marita Giovanni.<EOS>"
1522,144535,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philippe_De_Lacy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Bendick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cinerama Holiday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Alps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinerama<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Cinerama Holiday is a 1955 film shot in Cinerama. Structured as a criss-cross travel documentary, it shows an American couple (John and Betty Marsh) traveling in Europe and a Swiss couple (Fred Troller and Beatrice Troller) traveling in the United States.  Like all of the original Cinerama productions, the emphasis is on spectacle and scenery. The European sequences include a point-of-view bobsled ride, while the U.S. sequences include a point-of-view landing on an aircraft carrier.<EOS>"
1523,69635,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Medford Film Corp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerome F. Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zack Taylor, Mary Jane Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>How to Succeed with Sex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Succeed_with_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>How to Succeed with Sex is an American sex comedy film written and directed by Bert I. Gordon., released on October 30, 1972.<EOS>"
1524,136284,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Thorold Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sterling Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Louis Zimmerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Ainley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harold Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Dix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thorold_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Howard_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:St._John_Ervine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The First Mrs. Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Mrs._Fraser_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thorold_Dickinson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The First Mrs. Fraser is a 1932 British musical romance film directed by Thorold Dickinson and Sinclair Hill and starring Henry Ainley, Joan Barry and Dorothy Dix. It is an adaptation of the 1929 play The First Mrs. Fraser by St. John Greer Ervine. It was made at Wembley Studios. The sets were designed by J. Elder Wills and Oscar Werndorff.<EOS>"
1525,153391,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Windsor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hattie_Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hawtrey_(actor,_born_1914)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Bresslaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Butterworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Logan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Whitfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Abroad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Abroad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Carry On Abroad is a 1972 British comedy film directed by Gerald Thomas, the 24th release in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992). The film features series regulars Sid James, Kenneth Williams, Joan Sims, Bernard Bresslaw, Barbara Windsor, Kenneth Connor, Peter Butterworth and Hattie Jacques. It was the 23rd and final Carry On appearance for Charles Hawtrey. June Whitfield returned after appearing in Carry On Nurse 13 years earlier. Jimmy Logan and Carol Hawkins made their first of two appearances in the series.Along with the previous film in the series (Carry On Matron), it features the highest number of the regular Carry On team, and surpasses that if Terry Scott is included, who filmed a scene as an irate Wundatours customer; his scene was cut from the final film. The only other member missing is Jim Dale, who had left the series by this point, but would return for Carry On Columbus in 1992. The film was followed by Carry On Girls in 1973.<EOS>"
1526,7152,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Steinberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Slan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Janet E. Cuddy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Foley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colm Feore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Tilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Flaherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Anthony Higgins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wrong Guy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrong_Guy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wrong Guy is a 1997 Canadian black comedy film directed by David Steinberg, and starring Dave Foley, along with David Anthony Higgins, Jennifer Tilly, Colm Feore and Joe Flaherty. It was written by Foley, Higgins and Jay Kogen.The script was inspired by a sketch Foley wrote during his days with The Kids in the Hall.<EOS>"
1527,141472,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dan Povenmire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert F. Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney-ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyson_Stoner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ashley_Tisdale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dee_Bradley_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Martella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caroline_Rhea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Viener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Povenmire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff ""Swampy"" Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Povenmire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney-ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Phineas and Ferb: Across the 1st and 2nd Dimensions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Children's_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Funk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_punk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doo-wop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patter_song<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bubblegum_pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunshine_pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_tune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Channel_Original_Movie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_flash_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comic_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Television_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_parallel_universes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phineas_and_Ferb_the_Movie:_Across_the_2nd_Dimension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Phineas_and_Ferb_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension is a 2011 American animated musical adventure comedy television film based on the animated TV series Phineas and Ferb. The film premiered on Disney Channel on August 5, 2011, in the United States. It was first announced by Jeff ""Swampy"" Marsh during a January 2010 interview with the Daily Telegraph. The events of the film take place during the third season of Phineas and Ferb. It is the first feature-length film of the Phineas and Ferb series, and the third animated Disney Channel Original Movie, following Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama and The Proud Family Movie.The film's premiere averaged 7.6 million viewers, making it one of the highest-rated animated programs on cable in more than three years. It later gained over 3 million viewers to become the second most watched animated basic cable telecast ever among kids 6–11 and teens 9–14, and cable's fifth highest viewership movie ever in total viewers. A standalone sequel, Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Candace Against the Universe, was released on August 28, 2020, on Disney+.<EOS>"
1528,104455,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_to_Win_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Chauvel_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_to_Win_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Chauvel_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_to_Win_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Chauvel_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_to_Win_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Chauvel_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_to_Win_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Power to Win<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_to_Win_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_to_Win_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_to_Win_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_to_Win_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_to_Win_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_to_Win_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_to_Win_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_fossil_fuels<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Power to Win is a 1942 short Australian documentary directed by Charles Chauvel about the Australian coal industry during World War II.<EOS>
1529,102813,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Keighley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Priscilla_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lola_Lane_(actress/singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gale_Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_Lane_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Keighley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Morehouse_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Four Mothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Heinz_Roemheld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Keighley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Mothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Fannie_Hurst<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Four Mothers is a 1941 American drama film and sequel to Four Daughters (1938) and Four Wives (1939). The film stars Claude Rains, Jeffrey Lynn, May Robson and featuring the Lane Sisters: Priscilla Lane, Rosemary Lane and Lola Lane. It was directed by William Keighley and is based on the story ""Sister Act"" by Fannie Hurst. The film was released by Warner Bros. on January 4, 1941. The Lane sisters appeared in all three films and also appeared together in the 1939 film Daughters Courageous.<EOS>"
1530,160211,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cameron_Mitchell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amanda Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carl Benton Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_B._Ullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Smuggler's Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smuggler's_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Smuggler's Gold is a 1951 American adventure film directed by William Berke and starring Cameron Mitchell, Amanda Blake and Carl Benton Reid.<EOS>"
1531,141224,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Cummings_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Bruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleanor_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Cummings_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Silvers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Born to Dance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cole_Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Born to Dance is a 1936 American musical film directed by Roy Del Ruth and starring Eleanor Powell, James Stewart and Virginia Bruce. It was produced and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The score was composed by Cole Porter.<EOS>"
1532,167071,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheldon_Lettich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ascot_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imperial_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quadra_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hernandez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Tabrizi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Bialek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Halsey_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jose_Ludlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Morrison_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheri_Elowsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Bernhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Pirri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dara_Tomanovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheldon_Lettich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ascot_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imperial_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quadra_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hernandez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Tabrizi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Bialek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Halsey_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jose_Ludlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Morrison_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheri_Elowsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Brosnan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Saunders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lanahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Perfect Target<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Michael_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cockfighting_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perfect_Target<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sheldon_Lettich<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Perfect Target is a 1997 Mexican-American action/thriller film directed by Sheldon Lettich and starring Daniel Bernhardt.<EOS>
1533,70739,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dave Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Nutty Stiff Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dave Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Jay_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Foreman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suggs_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Woodgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chas_Smash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Bedford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Barson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Robinson_(music_executive)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Robinson_(music_executive)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_(band)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Take It or Leave It<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_It_or_Leave_It_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Madness_(band)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Take It or Leave It is a 1981 film about the British ska/pop band Madness.<EOS>
1534,31081,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Withers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Brown_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marsha_Hunt_(actress,_born_1917)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Searl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gentle Julia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Samuel_Kaylin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Booth_Tarkington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentle_Julia_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Gentle Julia is a 1936 American drama film directed by John G. Blystone and starring Jane Withers, Tom Brown and Marsha Hunt. It is an adaptation of the 1922 novel of the same title by Booth Tarkington.<EOS>"
1535,56743,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leslie Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Gale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin C. Schute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elsa_Martinelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Maroc 7<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Morocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maroc_7<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Maroc 7 is a 1967 British thriller film directed by Gerry O'Hara, starring Gene Barry, Cyd Charisse, Elsa Martinelli, Leslie Phillips and Denholm Elliott.Filmink called the movie ""one of several thrillers made by Rank that were co-productions partly shot in Europe using international 'names'.""<EOS>"
1536,82768,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Classics,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rory_Calhoun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Classics,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_K._Myton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Miraculous Journey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_aviation_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miraculous_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_jungles<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Miraculous Journey is a 1948 film about seven airplane passengers who find themselves stranded in an African jungle after their plane crashes. It was directed by Sam Newfield, under the pseudonym of Peter Stewart. The film stars Rory Calhoun and Virginia Grey.<EOS>"
1537,164500,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Guido Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Cope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reed_De_Rouen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leigh Madison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guido_Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guido_Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Naked Fury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Saunders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Naked Fury (U.S. title: The Pleasure Lovers) is a 1959 British second feature ('B') crime thriller directed by Charles Saunders and starring Reed De Rouen, Kenneth Cope and Leigh Madison. It was written by Guido Coen and Brock Williams.<EOS>"
1538,159115,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Shields_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Shields_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Shields_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Breaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_war<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Second_Boer_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Breaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_war_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Breaker is a 1974 documentary about Breaker Morant directed by Frank Shields.<EOS>
1539,146910,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stirling_Silliphant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In the Heat of the Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Sound_Mixing_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_editor_won_the_Best_Film_Editing_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Quincy_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Adapted_Screenplay_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Award-winning_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Actor_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Drama_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mississippi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Illinois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prejudice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_crime_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Drama_Picture_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Picture_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Stirling_Silliphant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tennessee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Philadelphia_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Virgil_Tibbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_the_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_buddy_cop_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In the Heat of the Night is a 1967 American mystery drama film directed by Norman Jewison, produced by Walter Mirisch, and starring Sidney Poitier and Rod Steiger. It tells the story of Virgil Tibbs (Poitier), a black police detective from Philadelphia, who becomes embroiled in a murder investigation in a small town in Mississippi. The film was adapted by Stirling Silliphant from John Ball's 1965 novel of the same name.Released by United Artists in August 1967, the film was a widespread critical and commercial success. At the 40th Academy Awards the film was nominated for seven Oscars, winning five, including Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Actor for Rod Steiger. Quincy Jones' score, featuring a title song performed by Ray Charles, was nominated for a Grammy Award. The success of the film spawned two film sequels featuring Poitier, and a television series of the same name, which aired from 1988 to 1995.In the Heat of the Night is widely considered one of the most important American films of the 1960s. The quote ""They call me Mister Tibbs!"" was listed as number 16 on the American Film Institute's 100 Years...100 Movie Quotes, a list of top film quotes. The film also appears on AFI's 100 Years...100 Movies, a list of the 100 greatest movies in American cinema. In 2002, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
1540,69557,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Terence Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film4_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Buckler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ildiko Kemeny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katrin_Cartlidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Vaughan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_McCrory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Toni_Collette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_O'Conor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Tompkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film4_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hotel Splendide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Northern_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Splendide_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_black_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hotel Splendide is a 2000 British independent dark comedy film, written and directed by Terence Gross and starring Toni Collette and Daniel Craig. The film appeared in a number of British and European film festivals but was not released in the US, although it did appear on cable networks on channels catering to independent film. It is currently available in the UK on DVD and the U.S. on video on demand.The film tells the story of the Blanche family who run a dark and dismal health resort on a remote island which is only accessible by ferry. The spa program consists of feeding the guests seaweed and eel-based meals, then administering liberal colonic irrigation. The spa is run by the family matriarch, Dame Blanche, until her death.Things continue with her children running the resort until Kath, the resort's former sous chef and the love interest of one of the sons, comes back to the island unannounced. Stranded between monthly ferries, she is a catalyst for a series of events that turns life as it is known at Hotel Splendide on its ear.<EOS>"
1541,167045,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Reynolds_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Swift_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gativideo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kamras_Film_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Dowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Ward-Lealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paolo_Rotondo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Hobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Reynolds_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Swift_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gativideo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kamras_Film_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Dowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Reynolds_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Ugly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ugly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Ugly is a 1997 New Zealand horror film, the first feature directed and written by Scott Reynolds. The film starred Paolo Rotondo, Rebecca Hobbs, Jennifer Ward-Lealand, and Roy Ward. The film is about a psychiatrist who is meeting with a serial killer to determine whether or not he has been successfully cured. They delve into a journey through his past and his victims, and through this ""The Ugly"", a distorted allusion to The Ugly Duckling, is revealed. It was nominated for best film awards at festivals in New Zealand, Portugal and the United States. The film's success led to Miramax funding Reynold's next project Heaven, which was shot in New Zealand with a mix of local actors and American actors.<EOS>"
1542,103866,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aveling Ginever<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelson_Keys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cathleen Nesbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nancy Burne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Garrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aveling_Ginever<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Atkinson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aveling_Ginever<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Knights for a Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knights_for_a_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Knights for a Day is a 1937 British comedy film directed by Norman Lee and starring Nelson Keys, John Garrick and Nancy Burne. It was made as a quota quickie at Welwyn Studios.<EOS>"
1543,126544,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Porn_Ends<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bryce Wagoner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Porn_Ends<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>After Porn Ends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Porn_Ends<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Porn_Ends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Porn_Ends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Porn_Ends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Porn_Ends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Porn_Ends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Porn_Ends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_pornography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Porn_Ends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_pornography<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>After Porn Ends is a 2012 American documentary film about the pornography industry. It features interviews with Asia Carrera, Nina Hartley, Mary Carey, Randy West, Richard Pacheco, John Leslie, Amber Lynn, Seka, Raylene, Bill Margold, Shelley Lubben, Luke Ford and Tiffany Million.<EOS>"
1544,163830,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Charman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Halle Berry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Molly Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Omari Hardwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Charman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Charman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Netflix_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2023_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Upcoming_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Upcoming_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Upcoming_Netflix_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Boston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothership<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Media_Rights_Capital_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Mothership is an unreleased American science fiction adventure film written and directed by Matthew Charman. The film stars Halle Berry, Molly Parker, and Omari Hardwick.<EOS>"
1545,108721,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doreen_Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>At the Villa Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Villa_Rose_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>At the Villa Rose (also known as House of Mystery) is a 1940 British detective film directed by Walter Summers and starring Kenneth Kent and Judy Kelly. It was written by Dooreen Montgomery based on the 1920 novel At the Villa Rose by A.E.W. Mason.  It features French detective Inspector Hanaud and was the novel's fourth film adaptation.<EOS>
1546,62555,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Jourdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Heflin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ardrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Madame Bovary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_infidelity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Miklós_Rózsa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Madame_Bovary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Bovary_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Ardrey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Madame Bovary is a 1949 American romantic drama, a film adaptation of the classic 1857 novel of the same name by Gustave Flaubert. It stars Jennifer Jones, James Mason, Van Heflin, Louis Jourdan, Alf Kjellin (billed as Christopher Kent), Gene Lockhart, Frank Allenby and Gladys Cooper.It was directed by Vincente Minnelli and produced by Pandro S. Berman, from a screenplay by Robert Ardrey based on the Flaubert novel. The music score was by Miklós Rózsa, the cinematography by Robert H. Planck and the art direction by Cedric Gibbons and Jack Martin Smith.The film was a project of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios and Lana Turner was set to star, but when pregnancy forced her to withdraw, Jones stepped into the title role. Production ran from mid-December 1948 to mid-March 1949 and the film premiered the following August.The story of a frivolous and adulterous wife presented censorship issues with the Motion Picture Production Code. A plot device which structured the story around author Flaubert's obscenity trial was developed to placate the censors. One famous sequence of the film is an elaborately choreographed ball sequence set to composer Miklós Rózsa's film score.The film received an Academy Award nomination for Best Art Direction-Set Decoration in 1950 for Cedric Gibbons, Jack Martin Smith, Edwin B. Willis and Richard Pefferle.<EOS>"
1547,57035,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Yossi Wein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_TriStar_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Danny Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marlow De Mardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brigid Olen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Todd Jensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gray Lawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pepper Sweeney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trae Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_TriStar_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Operation Delta Force 5: Random Fire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Delta_Force<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Delta_Force_5:_Random_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Yossi_Wein<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Operation Delta Force 5: Random Fire is a 2000 American direct-to-video action film starring Trae Thomas, Todd Jensen and Anthony Bishop. It was directed by Yossi Wein. A sequel to Operation Delta Force 4: Deep Fault (1999), it is the fifth installment in the Operation Delta Force film series.<EOS>"
1548,151418,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Miramax Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Betty Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Goodwin_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Mayersohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Connelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Antonio Banderas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricio Contreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stefania Sandrelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Camilo Gallardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diego Wallraff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Goodwin_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Of Love and Shadows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Argentine_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Buenos_Aires<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Argentine_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Chilean_military_dictatorship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Love_and_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Betty_Kaplan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Of Love and Shadows, also known as De amor y de sombra, is a 1994 Chilean-Argentine-American drama film written and directed by Betty Kaplan and starring Antonio Banderas, Jennifer Connelly, Stefania Sandrelli and Patricio Contreras. It is based on the 1984 novel of the same name by Isabel Allende.<EOS>"
1549,127062,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:McG<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Drew Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Theroux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Demi Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cameron Diaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Crispin Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bernie Mac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucy Liu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:McG<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_August<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cormac_and_Marianne_Wibberley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1995<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witness_protection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Class_reunions_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2003<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Edward_Shearmur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wonderland_Sound_and_Vision_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_August<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_McG<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Inner_Mongolia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flower_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Drew_Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels:_Full_Throttle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Charlie's_Angels_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle is a 2003 American  spy action comedy film directed by McG and written by John August, and Cormac and Marianne Wibberley. It is the sequel to 2000's Charlie's Angels and the second film in the Charlie's Angels trilogy, which is a continuation of the story that began with the television series of the same name by Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts.In an ensemble cast, Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu reprise their roles as the three women working for the Townsend Agency. Crispin Glover, Matt LeBlanc and Luke Wilson also reprise their roles from the first film in addition to Bill Murray appearing through archival footage with Bernie Mac, Justin Theroux, Robert Patrick and Demi Moore joining the cast. Jaclyn Smith reprised her role as Kelly Garrett from the original series for a cameo appearance. It was John Forsythe's final film role before he retired from acting in 2006 and death in 2010 respectively.It was released in the United States on June 27, 2003, by Sony Pictures Releasing under its Columbia Pictures label and was number one at the box office for that weekend, also making a worldwide total of $259.2 million. Like its predecessor, the film received mixed reviews from critics, with praise for the performances of Diaz, Barrymore and Liu, but criticism aimed at the ""bland plot and lack of sense"".<EOS>"
1550,151693,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Bairnsfather<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Old Bill Through the Ages<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1924_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1924_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bill_Through_the_Ages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Old Bill Through the Ages is a 1924 British silent comedy fantasy film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Syd Walker, Arthur Cleave and Jack Denton. The film was based on a series of cartoons by Bruce Bairnsfather. The screenplay concerns a soldier serving in the trenches during the First World War who falls asleep and travels through time, encountering a number of historical figures.<EOS>"
1551,160310,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Voice characterizations:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Slick Chick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_balloons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slick_Chick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Slick Chick is a 1962 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated short directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on July 21, 1962, and features Foghorn Leghorn. The voices are performed by Mel Blanc and Julie Bennett.The cartoon is an adaptation of the Mean Widdle Kid radio programs (and later, television skits) starring comedian Red Skelton. The main antagonist in the film—Junior, a delinquent chick who causes trouble for Foghorn—is based on Skelton's character; one of Junior's catch phrases (""He don't know me very well, do he?"") is the Mean Widdle Kid's signature saying.<EOS>"
1552,165715,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Micheaux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Kahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lincoln_Motion_Picture_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pearl_Bowser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Maurice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zora_Neale_Hurston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ebony_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Williams_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_Sir_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kino_Lorber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Library of Congress, with the cooperation of the British Film Institute, George Eastman Museum, Museum of Modern Art, National Archives, National Museum of African American History and Culture, Southern Methodist University, and the UCLA Film & Television Archive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Micheaux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Kahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lincoln_Motion_Picture_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pearl_Bowser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Maurice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zora_Neale_Hurston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ebony_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Williams_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_Sir_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kino_Lorber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Film_Institute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Methodist_University<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Museum_of_Modern_Art<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Library_of_Congress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Eastman_Museum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Museum_of_African_American_History_and_Culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Archives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:UCLA_Film_&_Television_Archive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_film_directors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_history_between_emancipation_and_the_civil_rights_movement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneers_of_African-American_Cinema<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_cultural_history<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Pioneers of African-American Cinema (2015) is a digitally restored anthology collection of independent Black cinema from the first half of the 20th century.<EOS>
1553,167639,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gwen_Haworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indieflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gwen Haworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gwen Haworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gwen_Haworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indieflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gwen_Haworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gwen_Haworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She's a Boy I Knew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_trans_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transgender-related_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_a_Boy_I_Knew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>She's a Boy I Knew is a Canadian documentary film by Gwen Haworth, released in 2007. The film documents Haworth's process of coming out as transgender and undergoing gender transition, using a combination of interviews, home video footage, short animation clips and interviews with her friends and family about its impact on them.The film premiered at the Vancouver International Film Festival in 2007. It won the People's Choice Award for Most Popular Canadian Film, and Haworth won the Women in Film and Television Vancouver Artistic Merit Award. At the 2008 Inside Out Film and Video Festival, it won the Audience Award for Best Documentary.<EOS>"
1554,9929,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Graham_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Reade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Graham_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Reade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Willis,_Baron_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bitter Harvest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Welsh_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_adultery_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurie_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Willis,_Baron_Willis<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Bitter Harvest is a 1963 British kitchen sink drama film directed by Peter Graham Scott and starring Janet Munro and John Stride. It was written by Ted Willis based on The Siege of Pleasure, the 1932 second volume in the trilogy 20,000 Streets Under the Sky by Patrick Hamilton.It was the only film where Janet Munro played a lead role.<EOS>"
1555,92094,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arch_Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Basil Appleby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Jarratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max Phipps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Meagher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gulpilil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burnam Burnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nikki Coghill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arch_Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonia_Borg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dark Age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_crocodilians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Northern_Territory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Northern_Territory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Queensland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Age_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arch_Nicholson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dark Age is a 1987 horror adventure film directed by Arch Nicholson, produced by Antony I. Ginnane and starring John Jarratt, Nikki Coghill, and Max Phipps. In the film, an Australian park ranger is tasked with hunting a legendary, 25-foot crocodile that appears to have a spiritual connection with the local Aboriginals. The film was released on July 10, 1987.<EOS>"
1556,141191,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_LaDuca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney–ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_LaDuca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rhys-Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Fiedler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Sansom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gough_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_LaDuca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney–ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_LaDuca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carter_Crocker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Boo to You Too! Winnie the Pooh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Halloween_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Watters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Winnie_the_Pooh_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_specials_by_Disney_Television_Animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Winnie-the-Pooh_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo_to_You_Too!_Winnie_the_Pooh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_specials<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Boo to You Too! Winnie the Pooh is a 1996 Halloween television special produced by Walt Disney Television Animation with the animation production done at Toon City Animation, Inc. in Manila, Philippines, along with the additional production at Thai Wang Film Productions in Bangkok, Thailand. Based on the Disney television series The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, it was originally broadcast on October 25, 1996 on CBS.Phil Spencer won the 1997 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation for his work on this film.<EOS>"
1557,147277,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_W._Sarno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marie_Liljedahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_W._Sarno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_W._Sarno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Inga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Sweden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sexploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Swedish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Swedish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inga_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_W._Sarno<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Inga is a 1968 Swedish sexploitation film directed by Joseph W. Sarno. Later that year, Sarno also directed the sequel The Seduction of Inga. The musical soundtrack of the sequel was written and performed by Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson, later of the Swedish pop group ABBA.<EOS>"
1558,161424,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Watt_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>associate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Norman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lambert_(British_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Jackson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chips_Rafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Barrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Watt_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Norman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Watt_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Smart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Rienits<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eureka Stockade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_colonial_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rebellions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Empire_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mining<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Australian_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Victoria_(Australia)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Watt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eureka_Stockade_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1854<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Eureka Stockade is a 1949 British film of the story surrounding Irish-Australian rebel and politician Peter Lalor and the gold miners' rebellion of 1854 at the Eureka Stockade in Ballarat, Victoria, in the Australian Western genre.Starring Chips Rafferty, it was produced by Ealing Studios and directed by Harry Watt, following their success with The Overlanders. The movie was the most expensive film made in Australia at that time, and was a critical and commercial disappointment. It has been called ""a case of a filmmaker coming off a big fat hit and given carte blanche for his next project, then picking a story that gave him full scope to spend a lot of money on production value, but it was beyond his capabilities to dramatise.""<EOS>"
1559,150891,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tiffany Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_M._Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_M._Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>New Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Orleans_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tiffany_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>New Orleans is a lost 1929 American sound part-talkie drama film directed by Reginald Barker and starring Ricardo Cortez, William Collier Jr., Alma Bennett. In addition to sequences with audible dialogue or talking sequences, the film features a synchronized musical score and sound effects along with English intertitles. The soundtrack was recorded using the Tiffany-Tone sound-on-film system using RCA Photophone equipment. The film was produced and distributed by the independent Tiffany Pictures. The soundtrack is still in existence.<EOS>"
1560,166025,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sachs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Montoro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donn Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sachs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Montoro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donn_Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sachs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donn_Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Secrets of the Gods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_the_Gods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Sachs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Secrets of the Gods (re-released in theatres under the title The Force Beyond in 1977) is a 1977 American satirical documentary film directed by William Sachs.The movie covers investigations of a wide variety of paranormal subjects and mysteries including UFO abductions and the possible existence of the creature known as ""Bigfoot"". The film mentions two mysterious disappearances that of a Tennessee farmer named David Lang in 1880 and a young English boy named Oliver Thomas in 1909. Subsequent investigations have proven that both of these incidents were fictional ""urban legends"".<EOS>"
1561,73666,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bulldog Edition<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bulldog_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Nat_Levine<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bulldog Edition is a 1936 American crime drama film directed by Charles Lamont and starring Evalyn Knapp, Ray Walker and Regis Toomey. The film is also known as Lady Reporter in the United Kingdom.<EOS>"
1562,66612,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starhops<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Peeters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starhops<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Peeters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starhops<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephanie_Rothman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starhops<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Starhops<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starhops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starhops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starhops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starhops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starhops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starhops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Barbara_Peeters<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Starhops is 1977 exploitation comedy film directed by Barbara Peeters, based on a script by Stephanie Rothman, writing under a pseudonym, and was edited by future Oscar winning screenwriter Steve Zaillian.Three carhops team up to save their cash-strapped Venice Beach drive-in restaurant from the clutches of a greedy oil baron who wants the land it sits on.<EOS>"
1563,167859,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Freuler Film Associates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Monarch Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freuler_Film_Associates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Collier,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josephine_Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freuler_Film_Associates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freuler_Film_Associates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fighting Gentleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_drama_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Fighting Gentleman is a 1932 American pre-Code sports drama film directed by Fred C. Newmeyer with William Collier, Jr. and Josephine Dunn in the leads.<EOS>"
1564,104688,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Schatzberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rank Film Distributors Ltd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anne Francois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Robards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christien_Anholt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francoise_Fabian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Schatzberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Pinter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Reunion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Philippe_Sarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1932<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1933<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jerry_Schatzberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harold_Pinter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_buddy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reunion_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_buddy_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Reunion is a 1989 British drama film based on the 1971 novel of the same name by Fred Uhlman, directed by Jerry Schatzberg from a screenplay by Harold Pinter. It stars Jason Robards. The film was released in France under the title L' Ami Retrouvé and in Germany as Der wiedergefundene Freund.The story is centred on the ""enchanted friendship"" of two teenagers in 1933 English-speaking Germany. Hans Strauss (Christien Anholt) is the son of a Jewish doctor and Konradin Von Lohenburg (Samuel West) is from an aristocratic family. The background is the rise of Nazism. Jason Robards plays the older Hans in the 1970s as he prepares to travel to Germany for the first time since the 1930s.  The film was shot on location in Berlin, New York and Stuttgart.  Reunion was nominated for a Golden Palm at the 1989 Cannes Film Festival.<EOS>"
1565,82966,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenda_Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You Live and Learn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_National_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Live_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_lost_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>You Live and Learn is a 1937 comedy film directed by Arthur B. Woods and starring Glenda Farrell and Claude Hulbert. The film was a quota quickie production and was based on the novel ""Have You Come for Me?"" by Norma Patterson. It was released by Warner Bros. in September 1937. The movie is now classed as a lost film.<EOS>"
1566,102418,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pat Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Valli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Diggers in Blighty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_in_Blighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Diggers in Blighty is a 1933 Australian film starring and directed by Pat Hanna. Hanna decided to direct this film himself after being unhappy with how F. W. Thring had handled Diggers (1931).<EOS>
1567,56693,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Beresford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Stage 6 Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sony Pictures Releasing International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sue Milliken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Allanah Zitserman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angourie Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachael Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julia Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Beresford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_6_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allanah_Zitserman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Milliken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Beresford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Milliken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ladies in Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1960<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Australia_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_department_stores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bruce_Beresford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1959<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_historical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Black_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_historical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ladies in Black is a 2018 Australian comedy-drama film directed by Bruce Beresford. Starring Angourie Rice, Rachael Taylor, Julia Ormond, Ryan Corr and Shane Jacobson, the film is based on the 1993 novel The Women in Black by Madeleine St John, and tells the story of a group of department store employees in 1959 Sydney. The film was released on 20 September 2018.<EOS>"
1568,163664,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jack Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Seiden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Marionette_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sherlock_Holmes_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Limejuice_Mystery_or_Who_Spat_in_Grandfather's_Porridge%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Limejuice Mystery or Who Spat in Grandfather's Porridge? is a 1930 British marionette film directed by Jack Harrison.<EOS>
1569,33342,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Horn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Spike Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Branford_Marsalis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Salaam_Remi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DJ_Premier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Chambers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ski_Beatz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Raymond Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>DJ Ali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>DJ Trouble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Prince Sampson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Stephney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Atack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ike Lee III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean ""Uneek"" McFadden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_David<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Keitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mekhi_Phifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Turturro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delroy_Lindo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isaiah_Washington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pee Wee Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Price_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Clockers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brooklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Terence_Blanchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_hip_hop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:40_Acres_and_a_Mule_Filmworks_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clockers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Price_(writer)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Clockers is a 1995 American crime drama film directed by Spike Lee. It is an adaptation of the 1992 novel of the same name by Richard Price, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Lee. The film stars Harvey Keitel, John Turturro, Delroy Lindo, and Mekhi Phifer in his debut film role. Set in New York City, Clockers tells the story of Strike (Phifer), a street-level drug dealer who becomes entangled in a murder investigation.The film originally entered production with Martin Scorsese attached to direct; he had previously collaborated with Price on his 1986 film The Color of Money. Scorsese eventually dropped out of production to focus on his passion project Casino, at which point Lee stepped in to direct and rewrite the script, Scorsese remained a co-producer alongside Lee. Clockers received generally positive reviews from film critics, but was a box office failure, grossing only around $13 million on a $25 million budget.<EOS>"
1570,23967,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Keitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wolfe Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Clayton Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Koll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Chilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Handfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Linna Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Niklaus Lange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Defying Gravity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Defying_Gravity_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Defying Gravity is a 1997 independent romantic drama film directed by John Keitel and starring Daniel Chilson, Niklaus Lange, Don Handfield, and Linna Carter. Filmed in 13 days, using a cast largely of first-time actors, the film played the gay and lesbian film festival circuit in 1997 and 1998. It was Keitel's first film as a writer-director.<EOS>"
1571,137202,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aarti_Shrivastava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hari_Om_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aarti_Shrivastava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hari_Om_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aarti_Shrivastava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_water_and_the_environment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_global_warming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hari_Om_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Aarti_Shrivastava<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>White Knight is an Indian documentary film directed by Aarti Shrivastava. The subject is Chewang Norphel, a 78-year-old engineer in Leh, Ladakh, who, over the last 15 years, has invented and implemented a technology that is helping provide a solution to an ecological disaster created by climate change.The film documents how Ladakh is grappling with an alarming water scarcity situation. In this high altitude desert where the melting of glaciers has been the traditional source of fresh water, a warmer planet is playing havoc with lifestyles and the ecology. With glaciers melting faster, fresh water is precious. Norphel's solution uses common sense and elementary observational science to create artificial glaciers.<EOS>"
1572,161114,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Savage Mutiny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jungle_Jim_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Mutiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Savage Mutiny is a 1953 Jungle Jim film starring Johnny Weissmuller. It was the tenth entry in the series.<EOS>
1573,71053,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hand_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bea_Benaderet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hand_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Flying Mouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fairies_and_sprites<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Hand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flying_Mouse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bats<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Flying Mouse is a Silly Symphonies animated short film produced by Walt Disney, directed by David Hand, and released to theatres by United Artists on July 14, 1934. The use of color here was rather innovative as it is set during the course of a single day.<EOS>"
1574,149869,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cavemen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cavemen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy's Lost World is a 1935 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Jack King. The short was released on May 18, 1935, and stars Buddy, the second star of the series.The title is likely a reference to the 1925 silent film The Lost World, itself based upon the 1912 novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The music playing throughout much of the cartoon is ""Lullaby of Broadway"", played in a minor key.<EOS>"
1575,82279,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aarti_Shrivastava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Media for social Impact, Bhaumik Sampat, Abhishek Awasthi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aarti_Shrivastava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aarti_Shrivastava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Land of Widows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rajasthan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_human_rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_poverty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_mining<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Widowhood_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Aarti_Shrivastava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bhilwara_district<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Widows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mining_in_Rajasthan<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Land of Widows a 21-minute Indian documentary film directed by Aarti Shrivastava. The film focuses on the unsustainable  working conditions of mine workers in the state of Rajasthan, India. Set in the Bhilwara district of Rajasthan this film captures the exploitation the workers have to go through on a daily basis to work in illegal mines for a ‘dollar a day’. Blending investigative journalism with helplessness and dark humour, the film tells the stories of average sandstone miners victimized by corporate greed and political corruption. It examines how sandstone mining has affected the local communities and also people occupied with this occupation. Despite stone mining’s links to several occupational diseases such as psychoneurosis, silicosis, tuberculosis, asbestosis and asthma, abject poverty keeps driving villagers in many parts of the state to illegal mining. More than 70 men from 60 families have died in the last few years of silicosis caused by inhalation of dust containing free crystalline silica. Their men were all mine workers employed in illegal stone quarries that have mushroomed over the past 10 years across the state thanks to record demand for sandstone, marble and other stones as people across the country built homes, offices and malls.The film is a hitchhiker’s journey through the labyrinthine universe of Democracy, as it exists in its lowest unit level – the Indian village. It showcases that death has lost its sting in parts of Rajasthan. Out there, they call it, not without a tinge of sarcasm, the land of widows. Penury is more horrible than death. They don’t want to see their children cry loud for a piece of bread. They are aware that mining will take their life one day, but poverty will take no time to take their children away from them.This village, Sriji Ka Kheda is representative of all neighboring villages and perhaps all mining villages in most parts of India.  Welcome to rural India. Where all they can do is hope for a better tomorrow, where the only shine is the glistening of the tears in their eyes, where life is cheap and death – even cheaper! The stories of struggle and visions of hope open a door to the complex issue that is threatening the future of mine workers and their families.<EOS>"
1576,164747,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_de_Courville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>J.H. Hoffberg Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>British and Dominions Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Laughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Malcolm Keen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Gish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_de_Courville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_and_Dominions_Imperial_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Rock_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolves_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_de_Courville<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wolves is a 1930 British crime film directed by Albert de Courville and starring Charles Laughton, Dorothy Gish and Malcolm Keen. The screenplay concerns a woman who is captured by a gang of criminals operating in the Arctic, only for the leader to later help her escape. It was based on a play by Georges Toudouze. It was produced by Herbert Wilcox's British and Dominions Film Corporation, but filmed at the Blattner Studios whilst sound equipment was being installed at Wilcox's nearby Imperial Studios, and the sound was added after filming was completed. It was Gish's first sound film, and was Laughton's second talkie (but his first sound drama), having completed a film of a musical variety performance earlier the same year. Of 57 minutes original duration, it was released in 1936 in a 37-minute version retitled ""Wanted Men"".<EOS>"
1577,118046,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tod_Williams_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Corrente<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Basinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tod_Williams_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Corrente<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tod_Williams_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Door in the Floor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_grieving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Focus_Features_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_adultery_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marcelo_Zarvos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anne_Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_John_Irving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Door_in_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tod_Williams<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Door in the Floor is a 2004 American drama film written and directed by Tod Williams. The screenplay is based on the first third of the 1998 novel A Widow for One Year by John Irving.<EOS>
1578,49611,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_L._Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Morris_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Humphrey_Bogart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_Lane_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_L._Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Return of Doctor X<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Resurrection_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernhard_Kaun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vincent_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Doctor_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Return of Doctor X (also billed as The Return of Dr. X) is a 1939 American science fiction-horror film directed by Vincent Sherman and starring Wayne Morris, Rosemary Lane, and Humphrey Bogart as the title character. It was based on the short story ""The Doctor's Secret"" by William J. Makin. Despite supposedly being a sequel to Doctor X (1932), also produced by Warner Bros., the films are unrelated.This was Bogart's only science fiction or horror film.<EOS>"
1579,139319,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Jackson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Graham_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Domestic Troubles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Enright<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Domestic Troubles is a lost 1928 American synchronized sound comedy film directed by Ray Enright and starring Clyde Cook, Louise Fazenda and Betty Blythe. While the film has no audible dialog, it was released with a synchronized musical score with sound effects using the sound-on-disc Vitaphone process. The film was produced and released by Warner Brothers.<EOS>"
1580,137632,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ramin_Niami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Robson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ramin Niami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bai_Ling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ornella_Muti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Stormare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_John_Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Bernhard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ramin_Niami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ramin_Niami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Robson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ramin_Niami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Dillon_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Somewhere in the City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Cale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_the_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ramin_Niami<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Somewhere in the City is a 1998 American indie comedy-drama film written and directed by Ramin Niami.This film is currently distributed by Multicom Entertainment Group in select territories except Spain where Notorious Pictures handles modern distribution rights for it.<EOS>
1581,69359,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_L._Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George W. Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Weeks_(film_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mayo_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Mulhall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_L._Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norton_S._Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hell's Headquarters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mayfair_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_L._Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Headquarters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hell's Headquarters is a 1932 American pre-Code ""jungle adventure"" film directed by Andrew L. Stone and starring Jack Mulhall, Barbara Weeks, and Frank Mayo. Set in contemporary Africa, it portrays the search by an American big-game hunter and others for a large and highly valuable cache of elephant ivory.<EOS>"
1582,166005,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>W.G. Chalmers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Hylton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Honor Blackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh McDermott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You Pay Your Money<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Pay_Your_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>You Pay Your Money is a 1957 British 'B' crime drama film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Hugh McDermott, Jane Hylton and Honor Blackman. It was written by Michael Cronin and Rogers.<EOS>"
1583,169059,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Gibson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Skeggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joanna_Lumley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Vernon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Coles_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Gibson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Skeggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Houghton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Satanic Rites of Dracula<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1974<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hertfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gothic_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Satanism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dracula_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dracula_(Hammer_film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Satanic_Rites_of_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_Gibson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Satanic Rites of Dracula is a 1973 British horror film directed by Alan Gibson and produced by Hammer Film Productions. It is the eighth film in Hammer's Dracula series, and the seventh and final one to feature Christopher Lee as Dracula. The film was also the third to unite Peter Cushing as Van Helsing with Lee, following Dracula (1958) and Dracula A.D. 1972 (1972).<EOS>"
1584,137988,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>W. Ray Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marceline Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lina Basquette.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._Ray_Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Arm of the Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arm_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Arm of the Law is a 1932 American pre-Code crime film directed by Louis King and starring Rex Bell, Marceline Day and Lina Basquette. It was distributed by Monogram Pictures.<EOS>"
1585,25113,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hawley_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Friz Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hawley_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Dunn_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Road to Andalay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_Andalay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DePatie–Freleng_Enterprises_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Road to Andalay is a 1964 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Friz Freleng and Hawley Pratt. The short was released on December 26, 1964, and is one of the last shorts to feature Speedy Gonzales and Sylvester.In this film, Sylvester acquires a falcon and uses it against Speedy.<EOS>"
1586,8150,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giada_Colagrande<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Furla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randall Emmett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avi_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Frattaroli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rita Capasa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Willem Dafoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Giada Colagrande<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Seymour Cassel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giada_Colagrande<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avi_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giada_Colagrande<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willem_Dafoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Before It Had a Name<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Before_It_Had_a_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MoviePass_Films_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Before It Had a Name is a 2005 film directed by Giada Colagrande and co-written by her and husband Willem Dafoe.  The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival and was retitled as The Black Widow when it was released on DVD. It marked the first time Dafoe had developed a project to the point of being shot as well as the first time Colagrande had written in English.<EOS>
1587,71056,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Monroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Monroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Dunn_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_and_television_memes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yukon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iceman_Ducketh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Internet_memes_introduced_in_2021<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Iceman Ducketh is a 1964 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes theatrical cartoon directed by Phil Monroe and Maurice Noble, with a story by John W. Dunn. The short was released on May 16, 1964, and stars Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. It was the penultimate Warner Bros. theatrical cartoon to feature Bugs Bunny and the last Warner Bros. theatrical cartoon to feature Bugs and Daffy together until Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue and the Looney Tunes Short, Box-Office Bunny in 1991, and the last that the Chuck Jones unit worked on, though Chuck Jones himself was fired at an early stage of production and replaced by Monroe (by the time it was released, Jones had already produced two cartoons at his new studio, Sib-Tower 12 Productions).<EOS>"
1588,64987,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lawrence Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruce Broughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Costner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Goldblum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Dennehy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Kline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Linda Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosanna Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cleese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Glenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bruce_Broughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silverado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Silverado is a 1985 American Western film that was produced and directed by Lawrence Kasdan, and written by Kasdan and his brother Mark. It stars Kevin Kline, Scott Glenn, Danny Glover, and Kevin Costner.  The supporting cast features Brian Dennehy, Rosanna Arquette, John Cleese, Jeff Goldblum, Lynne Whitfield, and Linda Hunt.The film was produced by Columbia Pictures and Delphi III Productions, and distributed to theatres by Columbia, and by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment for home media. The original soundtrack, with a score composed by Bruce Broughton, was released by Geffen Records. On November 12, 2005, an expanded two-disc version of the score was released by the Intrada Records label.Silverado premiered in the United States on July 10, 1985. Through an 11-week run, the film was shown at 1,190 theaters at its widest release, and grossed $32,192,570 at the box office. Generally met with positive critical reviews, it was nominated for Best Sound and Best Original Score at the 58th Academy Awards.<EOS>"
1589,152938,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Operation Murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Operation Murder is a 1957 British 'B' crime film directed by Ernest Morris and starring Tom Conway, Patrick Holt and Sandra Dorne. It was written by Brian Clemens and produced by the Danzinger brothers.<EOS>"
1590,82830,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Foghorn Leghorn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_chickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Henery_Hawk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foghorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Foghorn Leghorn is a 1948 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on October 9, 1948, and features Foghorn Leghorn, Henery Hawk and the Barnyard Dawg.<EOS>"
1591,141363,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oliver Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tiny Sandford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlie Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Busy Bodies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Laurel_and_Hardy_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_French<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Busy Bodies is a 1933 short comedy film starring Laurel and Hardy.<EOS>
1592,134959,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Polson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Penotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph M. Caracciolo Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Hedaya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erika Christensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesse Bradford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shiri Appleby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Polson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Swimfan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_stalking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swimming_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swimfan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Polson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Swimfan is a 2002 American teen psychological thriller film directed by John Polson and written by Charles Bohl and Phillip Schneider. Starring Jesse Bradford, Erika Christensen, and Shiri Appleby, the film is about a high school swimming star who finds himself stalked by a teenage seductress after a one-night stand.The film was panned by critics, with the plot drawing unfavorable comparisons to similar films like Fatal Attraction and Play Misty for Me, but was a box office hit.<EOS>"
1593,71097,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murph_the_Surf_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvin_J._Chomsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murph_the_Surf_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>American International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murph_the_Surf_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murph_the_Surf_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvin_J._Chomsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murph_the_Surf_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murph_the_Surf_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murph the Surf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murph_the_Surf_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murph_the_Surf_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murph_the_Surf_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murph_the_Surf_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murph_the_Surf_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murph_the_Surf_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murph_the_Surf_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marvin_J._Chomsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murph_the_Surf_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_heist_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murph the Surf, also known as Live a Little, Steal a Lot, is a 1975 film based on a jewel burglary involving the surfer Jack Roland Murphy, who had the nickname ""Murph the Surf"". Starring Robert Conrad, Don Stroud and Donna Mills, it was directed by Marvin J. Chomsky. The New York Times edition of October 20, 2019 revisited the true story of Jack Murphy's theft of the irreplaceable gemstones from a poorly guarded Museum of Natural History.<EOS>"
1594,104667,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Philippe Caland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forest_Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nina_Yang_Bongiovi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Philippe Caland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Mackie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Forest Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Epps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicole Ari Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sanaa Lathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forest_Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nina_Yang_Bongiovi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Repentance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Repentance_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Repentance is a 2013 American psychological horror film written and directed by Philippe Caland, co-written by Shintaro Shimosawa and Yusuf Hassan and starring Forest Whitaker, Anthony Mackie, Mike Epps, Nicole Ari Parker and Sanaa Lathan. Repentance is the first major film production of CodeBlack Films since CodeBlack's merger with Lions Gate Entertainment in May 2012. The film had its limited release in US theaters on February 28, 2014.<EOS>"
1595,6574,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Luc_Godard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woody_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean-Luc Godard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Luc_Godard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Meetin' WA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Interviews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean-Luc_Godard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meetin'_WA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Woody_Allen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Meetin' WA is a 1986 short film by Jean-Luc Godard. In the film, he interviews his ""old friend"" Woody Allen.<EOS>"
1596,127560,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Dindal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Fullmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Zahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Sedaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Molina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Knotts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Walton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Garry Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zach Braff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Dindal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Fullmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Bencich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Dindal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_J._Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chicken Little<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soft_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_invasions_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_chickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_foxes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Animation_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comic_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_fish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Dindal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chicken_Little_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Little_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_animated_birds<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Chicken Little is a 2005 American animated science fiction comedy film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures. Loosely inspired on the European folk tale ""Henny Penny"", known in the United States as ""Chicken Little"", in this version, the title character is ridiculed by his town for causing a panic, thinking that the sky was ""falling"". A year later he attempts to fix his reputation, followed by an unexpected truth regarding his past being revealed.The film was directed by Mark Dindal from a screenplay by Steve Bencich, Ron J. Friedman, and Ron Anderson, based on a story by Dindal and Mark Kennedy, and stars Zach Braff as the titular character, with Joan Cusack, Dan Molina, Steve Zahn, Garry Marshall, Amy Sedaris, Mark Walton and Don Knotts in supporting roles. The film is dedicated to Disney artist and writer Joe Grant, who died before the film's release. This also marked the final film appearance of Don Knotts during his lifetime, as his next and final film, Air Buddies (another Disney-produced film that was released just over a year later), would be released posthumously.Chicken Little was animated in-house at Walt Disney Feature Animation's main headquarters in Burbank, California. It is Disney Animation's first fully computer-animated feature film, as Dinosaur (2000) was a combination of live-action and computer animation which in turn was provided by Disney's The Secret Lab.Chicken Little was Disney's second adaptation of the fable after an anti-Nazi propaganda cartoon made during World War II, serving as a loose remake to the cartoon. The film is also the last Disney animated film produced under the name Walt Disney Feature Animation before the studio was renamed Walt Disney Animation Studios. Chicken Little premiered at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles on October 30, 2005, and had its wide release on November 4, in Disney Digital 3-D (the first film to be released in this format) and 2D. It received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $314 million worldwide, making it the second-highest-grossing animated film of 2005 (behind Madagascar).<EOS>"
1597,83251,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Olympic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ida Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Kendall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Merritt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Jefferson_Farjeon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Ghost Camera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Surrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_Camera<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Ghost Camera is a 1933 British mystery film directed by Bernard Vorhaus, starring Henry Kendall, Ida Lupino and John Mills. It was written by H. Fowler Mear based on ""A Mystery Narrative"", a short story by Joseph Jefferson Farjeon.Despite being made quickly on a low budget, the film has come to be considered one of the most successful Quota quickies made during the 1930s.<EOS>"
1598,108555,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Jackson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Jackson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>His Lordship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Addinsell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_by_Powell_and_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Lordship_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Powell<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>His Lordship is a 1932 British musical comedy film directed by Michael Powell. It was made as a Quota quickie.<EOS>
1599,28047,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>A.D.P. Pictures Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alfredo Ripstein hijo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:José_María_Fernández_Unsáin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Creature of the Walking Dead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mad_scientist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Creature_of_the_Walking_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jerry_Warren<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Creature of the Walking Dead is a 1965 horror film re-edited by Jerry Warren  from a 1961 Mexican horror film La Marca del Muerto, which translates as Mark of the Dead Man.  The original Mexican film was directed by Fernando Cortés, written by Alfredo Varela Jr., and released in Mexico on October 12, 1961. The special effects was handled by Nicholas Reye.<EOS>"
1600,161065,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Jackson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Cosgrove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry Dunn Meurer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Soyland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard L. O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shari Adagio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Dobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Riley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Dickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Terlesky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Megan_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Jackson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Voice from the Grave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voice_from_the_Grave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Jackson_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Voice from the Grave, also known as From the Files of Unsolved Mysteries: Voice from the Grave and Crimes of Passion: Voice from the Grave, is a 1996 television film based on a real-life case from the Unsolved Mysteries television series. The film was written by Bill Phillips and directed by David Jackson.<EOS>"
1601,29415,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Intervision Picture Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>South Gate Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stuart Devenie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Hadlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Vere-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donna Akersten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fran_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Mulheron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Meet the Feebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Stage & Screen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_New_Zealand_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1989<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elephants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:WingNut_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mice_and_rats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anthropomorphic_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_flies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Fran_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Stephen_Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_hippopotamuses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hedgehogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_frogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_foxes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pinnipeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Muppet_parodies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_worms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Feebles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Meet the Feebles (also known as Frogs of War in New Zealand as the film's English fake working title) is a 1989 New Zealand adult puppet musical black comedy film directed by Peter Jackson, and written by Jackson, Fran Walsh, Stephen Sinclair, and Danny Mulheron (who also performed the body of lead character Heidi the Hippo). The plot follows a stage troupe of anthropomorphic animals in a perverse comic satire. In contrast to the positive innocence and naïve folly of The Muppets, the Feebles largely present negativity, vice, and other misanthropic characteristics.The film is the first Jackson co-wrote with his future partner Fran Walsh, with the two collaborating on all his subsequent films. The film also marked the beginning of Jackson's collaborations with Richard Taylor and Wētā Workshop, as created by Taylor and Tania Rodger, who all worked on Jackson's subsequent films.<EOS>"
1602,169040,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gaumont Ideal Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madeleine_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ivor Novello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laddie Cliff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Schulz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gordon_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sleeping Car<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anatole_Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Franz_Schulz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Car_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sleeping Car is a 1933 British romantic comedy film directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Madeleine Carroll, Ivor Novello, and Laddie Cliff.It was made at the Lime Grove Studios in London. The film's art direction was by Alfred Junge.<EOS>"
1603,161188,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Armitage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kris_Kristofferson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan-Michael_Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Armitage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Armitage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vigilante Force<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gerald_Fried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilante_Force<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Armitage<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vigilante Force is a 1976 American action film directed by George Armitage and starring Kris Kristofferson and Jan-Michael Vincent. The plot concerns a Vietnam War veteran and his buddies, who are hired by his brother and others in a small California town for protection from rowdy oil-field workers.<EOS>"
1604,35928,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_M._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_M._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fugitive Road<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fugitive Road is a 1934 American comedy drama film directed by Frank R. Strayer and starring Erich von Stroheim, Wera Engels and Leslie Fenton. It is set a border post in Austria following World War I. A variety of different people trying to cross the border end up stranded there, including an American gangster and a naïve young Russian woman hoping to sail to New York to join her brother.It was shot at the Universal Studios with sets designed by the art director Edward C. Jewell.<EOS>"
1605,71049,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Branch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Hackney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sword of Sherwood Forest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Republic_of_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robin_Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Sherwood_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Fisher<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sword of Sherwood Forest is a 1960 British Technicolor/ MegaScope adventure film directed by Terence Fisher and starring Richard Greene, Peter Cushing, Niall MacGinnis, Nigel Green and Sarah Branch. Greene reprised the role of Robin Hood, which he played in The Adventures of Robin Hood TV series 1955–1959, and also co-produced the film. It was produced by Sidney Cole and Greene for Hammer Film Productions. The film was shot in both England and Ireland; Don Weeks was Production Manager for the British shoot and Ronald Liles for Ireland. John Stoll was Art Director, Gerald Fletcher handled Makeup, Bob Porter was Assistant Director and the film's songs were sung by Dennis Lotis. Filming began May 23, 1960 and ended on July 8th. It was released in the UK on Dec. 26, 1960, and in the US in January, 1961. The film had a mediocre opening, and thus wasn't followed up with a sequel.<EOS>"
1606,82466,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Frost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc Merson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_E._Mosley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Frost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Kinoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leadbelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blues_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_blues_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Fred_Karlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadbelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Marlin,_Texas<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Leadbelly is a 1976 film chronicling the life of blues singer Huddie Ledbetter (better known as ""Lead Belly""). The film was directed by Gordon Parks, and starred Roger E. Mosley in the title role.  The film focuses on the troubles of Lead Belly's youth in the segregated South including his time in prison, and his efforts to use his music to gain release.<EOS>"
1607,39438,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_De_Palma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Woo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._J._Abrams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_McQuarrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Bird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Cruise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paula_Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Ellison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._J._Abrams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher McQuarrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_De_Palma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Woo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._J._Abrams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_McQuarrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Bird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Cruise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paula_Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Ellison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._J._Abrams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mission: Impossible<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Central_Intelligence_Agency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thriller_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cruise/Wagner_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_1996<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mission: Impossible is an American series of action spy films, based on the 1966 TV series created by Bruce Geller. The series is mainly produced by Tom Cruise, who plays Ethan Hunt, an agent of the Impossible Mission Force (IMF). The films have been directed, written, and scored by various filmmakers and crew, while incorporating musical themes from the original series by Lalo Schifrin.Starting in 1996, it follows the missions of the IMF's main field team, under Hunt's leadership, to stop an enemy force and prevent an impending global disaster. The series focuses on Hunt's character, and like the television series' structure, is complemented by an ensemble cast, such as Luther Stickell (played by Ving Rhames) and Benji Dunn (played by Simon Pegg), who have recurring roles.The series has experienced a generally positive reception from critics and audience. It is the 16th-highest-grossing film series of all time, earning over $4.35 billion worldwide, and is often cited as one of the best action franchises to date. The sixth film, subtitled Fallout, was released on July 27, 2018, and is currently the series' highest-grossing entry. The seventh film, Dead Reckoning Part One, was released in July 2023, and the eighth film, The Final Reckoning, had its theatrical release in late May 2025. The films are co-produced and released by Paramount Pictures.In 2024, the series received its first Academy Award nominations, with Dead Reckoning Part One being nominated in the categories of Best Visual Effects and Best Sound at the 96th ceremony.<EOS>"
1608,153394,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Eaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Constable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Constable<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Carry On Constable is a 1960 British comedy film, the fourth in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992). It was released in February 1960. Of the regular team, it featured Kenneth Connor, Kenneth Williams, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, and Hattie Jacques. Sid James (who would later appear in the ITV sitcom Bless This House) makes his debut in the series here, while early regulars Leslie Phillips, Eric Barker, and Shirley Eaton also turn up, although Phillips did not appear again in the series for 32 years. It was the first ""Carry On..."" film to include some nudity with Connor, Hawtrey, Williams, and Phillips baring their behinds during a shower scene. The film was followed by Carry On Regardless (1961).<EOS>"
1609,104663,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Daniel Zirilli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Mandylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Moran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Majors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Ogilvy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Murray_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Trejo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Paré<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patsy_Kensit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Sothcott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Renegades<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Upcoming_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Renegades_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Zirilli<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Renegades is a 2022 British crime action thriller film directed by Daniel Zirilli, starring Nick Moran, Lee Majors, Ian Ogilvy, Louis Mandylor, Michael Paré, Danny Trejo, Patsy Kensit and Billy Murray.<EOS>"
1610,45374,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rigby C. Tearle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ronald Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.A._Lipman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man They Could Not Hang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Devon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Could_Not_Hang_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:John_Babbacombe_Lee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man They Could Not Hang is a 1934 Australian film directed by Raymond Longford about the life of John Babbacombe Lee, whose story had been filmed previously in 1912 and 1921. These silent films were called ""one of the greatest box-office features that ever came out of this country."" The sound film was not as successful.<EOS>"
1611,103118,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Grandma's Pet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_fairy_tales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_wolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandma's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Little_Red_Riding_Hood<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Grandma's Pet is an animated short film by Walter Lantz Productions and is part of the Oswald the Lucky Rabbit series. It is the 53rd Lantz Oswald cartoon and the 106th cartoon overall.<EOS>
1612,35603,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carl_Buechler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Iain Paterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lar Park Lincoln<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Blu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Kiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carl_Buechler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryl_Haney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Manfredini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mad_scientist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mother–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_telekinesis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1997<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1990<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Fred_Mollin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Patricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Daryl_Haney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mobile,_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_supernatural_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Carl_Buechler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VII:_The_New_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Friday_the_13th_(franchise)_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood is a 1988 American supernatural slasher film directed by John Carl Buechler and starring Lar Park Lincoln, Kevin Blair, Susan Blu, Terry Kiser, and Kane Hodder in his first appearance as Jason Voorhees, a role he would reprise in three subsequent films. It is a sequel to Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (1986) and the seventh installment in the Friday the 13th franchise. Set seven years after the events of the previous film, the plot follows a psychokinetic teenage girl (Lincoln) who unwittingly releases Jason from his tomb at the bottom of Crystal Lake, allowing him to go on another killing spree in the area.The New Blood was intended to have a higher standard of quality than that of the previous installments, with high-profile directors being considered to helm the project. Paramount Pictures sought a partnership with New Line Cinema to create a crossover film between the Friday the 13th and Nightmare on Elm Street series which would not come to fruition until New Line bought the rights to the franchise, releasing Freddy vs. Jason in 2003. After several failed concepts, screenwriter Daryl Haney suggested an idea akin to ""Jason vs. Carrie"", in which Jason would battle a teenage girl with psychokinetic abilities.The film was released on May 13, 1988, to mostly negative reviews from critics, and grossed $19.2 million at the U.S. box office on a budget of $2.8 million. It was followed by Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan one year later.<EOS>"
1613,65230,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Willis Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sinister Hands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Armand_Schaefer<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sinister Hands is a 1932 American pre-Code film directed by Armand Schaefer.<EOS>
1614,127712,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Markowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Berardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Holzgang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Van_Tassel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Markowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Berardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Holzgang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Van_Tassel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Children of the Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Miles_Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_runaways<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_the_Night_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Markowitz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Children of the Night is a 1985 American made-for-television drama film directed by Robert Markowitz. The film is a fictionalized biopic of Dr. Lois Lee, following her work among young prostitutes in Hollywood and the organization Children of the Night that she founded as a result.<EOS>"
1615,104803,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Anne Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Atlantis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arvi Liimatainen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeanne Stromberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Outerbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cybill_Shepherd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexandra Purvis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Atlantis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lori_Lansens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Marine Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_British_Columbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_British_Columbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marine_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anne_Wheeler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Marine Life is a Canadian drama film, directed by Anne Wheeler and released in 2000. Based on the short story collection of the same name by Linda Svendsen, the film stars Cybill Shepherd as June, a jazz singer coping with feelings of failure in her career and her complicated relationships with her teenage daughter Adele (Alexandra Purvis) and her boyfriend Robert (Peter Outerbridge).Shepherd agreed to take the role in part because she had been a fan of Wheeler's previous film Better Than Chocolate. The film's cast also includes Gabrielle Miller, Michael Hogan and Tyler Labine.The film premiered at the 2000 Toronto International Film Festival.The film received two Genie Award nominations at the 22nd Genie Awards in 2002, for Best Actor (Outerbridge) and Best Sound Editing (Gael MacLean, Jim Harrington, Patrick Haskill, Michael Keeping and Gina Mueller).<EOS>"
1616,104085,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Wendy Apple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wendy Apple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jodie_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Spielberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Minghella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quentin_Tarantino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zach_Staenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Tronick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Jonathan_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cutting Edge: The Magic of Movie Editing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cutting_Edge:_The_Magic_of_Movie_Editing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cutting Edge: The Magic of Movie Editing is a 2004 documentary film about the history and art of film editing, directed by filmmaker Wendy Apple. The film brings up many topics, including the collaborative nature of filmmaking, female representation in the editing field, and emerging technologies of the 21st century. Clips shown in the documentary were taken from feature films of the past century noted for their innovations in editing, ranging from 1903's Life of an American Fireman to 2003's Cold Mountain.The documentary was produced in response to the 1992 documentary film on cinematography, Visions of Light, and the lack of good documentaries focusing on film editors. Apple and her executive producer, Alan Heim, struck a deal with Warner Bros. to license nearly 300 film clips for free. The documentary was filmed all over California, featuring interviews with dozens of film editors, directors, actors, and producers. These interviews were later transcribed for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.The Cutting Edge premiered at the Hollywood Film Festival on October 12, 2004. The documentary later aired on the Japanese television station NHK on October 20, 2004, and was released on the premium cable channel Encore on December 12, 2004. The documentary was well-received for its choice of interviewees, especially with the stories of its director-editor collaborations. However, the film was criticized for its choice of recent films and an oversimplified history of film editing. In later years, the documentary was used for education of people learning to be film editors.<EOS>"
1617,93839,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alterations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Julian Pringle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alterations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alterations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Moir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alterations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Punch-McGregor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alterations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cory_Taylor_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alterations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alterations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alterations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alterations_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alterations_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alterations_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alterations_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alterations_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Julian_Pringle<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Alterations is a two-part 1988 Australian television film for the ABC shot in 1987 at Canberra. It deals with a married couple and their respective affairs.<EOS>
1618,164117,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Brown_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Trem Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>I.E. Chadwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Mack_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noel Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Brown_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Brown_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Flames<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flames_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Karl_Brown<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Flames is a 1932 American pre-Code drama film written and directed by Karl Brown and starring Johnny Mack Brown, George Cooper and Noel Francis.<EOS>"
1619,139075,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harris_Yulin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Faye_Dunaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Greenburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy_Keach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denver_John_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Hamill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Doc_Holliday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Wyatt_Earp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doc_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Big_Nose_Kate<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Doc is a 1971 American Western film, which tells the story of the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral and of one of its protagonists, Doc Holliday. It stars Stacy Keach, Faye Dunaway, and Harris Yulin. It was directed by Frank Perry. It was the first film of his to not be written by Eleanor Perry; Pete Hamill wrote the original screenplay. The film was shot in Almeria in southern Spain.<EOS>"
1620,68963,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Vincent Masciale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephanie Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Abigail Breslin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Marquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Lange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Caitlin Stasey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucas Neff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Moses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Barnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fear, Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_comedy_horror_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Fear, Inc. is a 2016 American comedy horror film directed by Vincent Masciale and written by Luke Barnett. The film stars Lucas Neff, Caitlin Stasey, Chris Marquette and Stephanie Drake.<EOS>"
1621,36585,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.R._Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gaolbreak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Butcher's_Film_Service_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaolbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gaolbreak is a 1962 British second feature crime film directed by Francis Searle and starring Peter Reynolds, Avice Landone and Carol White. It was written by A.R. Rawlinson. The film was released as a supporting feature to Tiara Tahiti (1962).<EOS>"
1622,126132,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>William C. Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lutheran Film Associates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William C. Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rev. L. William Youngdahl, Ernie Chambers, Ray Cristensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Time for Burning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_racism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Christianity_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sponsored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_civil_rights_movement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_in_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th-century_Lutheranism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_history_in_Omaha,_Nebraska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christianity_in_Omaha,_Nebraska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Culture_of_Omaha,_Nebraska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Nebraska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ethnic_groups_in_Omaha,_Nebraska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Burning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_North_Omaha,_Nebraska<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>A Time for Burning is a 1966 American documentary film that explores the attempts of the minister of Augustana Lutheran Church in Omaha, Nebraska, to persuade his all-white congregation to reach out to ""Negro"" Lutherans in the city's north side. The film was directed by San Francisco filmmaker William C. Jersey and was nominated for Best Documentary Feature in the 1967 Academy Awards.<EOS>"
1623,56998,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lion's Busy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beaky_Buzzard_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion's_Busy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_lions<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lion's Busy is a 1950 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon written by Tedd Pierce and directed by Friz Freleng. It features Leo the Lion (who had previously appeared in Hold the Lion, Please) and Beaky Buzzard (who had previously appeared in Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid and The Bashful Buzzard), both voiced by Mel Blanc.This cartoon is the first time Blanc voices Beaky due to Kent Rogers' death in 1944, and the final appearance of Leo the Lion from Looney Tunes cartoons until Tweety's High-Flying Adventure in 2000.  It is also Beaky's only appearance in which he is smarter than his opponent rather than dumber.The cartoon itself sometimes appears on public domain and grey market VHS  and DVDs, however, the cartoon is actually still copyrighted.<EOS>"
1624,95013,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Nixon_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim McBride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Blackwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason McLeod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bailey Cave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shannen Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tracy Goode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Nixon_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Facing the Giants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Facing the Giants: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rating_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2005<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2003<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:High_school_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alex_Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sherwood_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_sports_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Facing the Giants is a 2006 American Christian drama sports film directed by and starring Alex Kendrick. The supporting cast was composed of volunteers from Sherwood Baptist Church, and it is the second film that Sherwood Pictures has done. Shot in Albany, Georgia, the film tells an underdog story about American football from a Christian worldview. The film made $10.2 million on a $100,000 budget.<EOS>"
1625,104360,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Giant_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Raboy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Giant_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Camera Ready Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Giant_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Odessa_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Giant_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Giant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Giant_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Giant_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Giant_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Giant_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Giant_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Giant_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Giant_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Giant_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Giant_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_crime_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Giant is a 2019 French-American mystery crime thriller film written and directed by David Raboy and starring Odessa Young.  It is Raboy's feature directorial debut.<EOS>
1626,135811,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reynaldo_Villalobos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlize_Theron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_James_Olmos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reynaldo_Villalobos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Yerkovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hollywood Confidential<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hollywood Confidential is a 1997 television film directed by Reynaldo Villalobos. It won an ALMA Award in 1998.<EOS>
1627,81279,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dog Pounded<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pepé_Le_Pew_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog_Pounded<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dog Pounded is a 1954 (© 1953) Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated cartoon short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on January 2, 1954, and stars Tweety and Sylvester. The voices were performed by Mel Blanc. The title is a play on the phrase dog pound.Similar in concept to Ain't She Tweet, this cartoon features Sylvester in pursuit of catching Tweety, with a gang of bulldogs (including Hector) as the obstacles. Dog Pounded also marks the only use of Pepé Le Pew in a Friz Freleng-directed short (and the second time Pepé Le Pew has appeared in a cartoon that was not directed by Chuck Jones or a member from Chuck Jones' unit—the first being Arthur Davis' Odor of the Day).<EOS>"
1628,37922,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francine_McDougall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Schain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sheri Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matthew Gerrard, Adam Watts, Andy Dodd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordan_Hinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Malgarini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brittany_Curran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Whitney_Sloan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jake_Abel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tania_Gunadi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Halloran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francine_McDougall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Go Figure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Channel_Original_Movie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_women's_sports<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Figure_skating_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ice_hockey_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francine_McDougall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Go_Figure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_soundtracks<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Go Figure is a 2005 American sports comedy-drama film released as a Disney Channel Original Movie and starring Jordan Hinson. Walt Disney Records released the Go Figure soundtrack on June 7, featuring the title track by Everlife alongside a music video.<EOS>"
1629,6864,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mylène Moreno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Susy Garciasalas Barkley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Public_Broadcasting_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mylène Moreno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Public_Broadcasting_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>On Two Fronts: Latinos & Vietnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_war<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Vietnam_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Two_Fronts:_Latinos_&_Vietnam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_veterans<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>On Two Fronts: Latinos & Vietnam is a Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) documentary by producer Mylène Moreno of Souvenir Pictures, Inc., which takes a comprehensive look at the Latino experience in both the home-front and the battle grounds during the Vietnam War. The documentary, which aired nationwide on PBS on September 22, 2015, is part of PBS Stories of Service.<EOS>"
1630,37,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Saks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Frankovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Quincy Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Matthau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ingrid Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Goldie Hawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Saks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Frankovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:I._A._L._Diamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cactus Flower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actress_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gene_Saks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actress_Golden_Globe-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Quincy_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cactus_Flower_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_I._A._L._Diamond<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cactus Flower is a 1969 American screwball comedy film directed by Gene Saks, and starring Walter Matthau, Ingrid Bergman and Goldie Hawn, who won an Academy Award for her performance.The screenplay was adapted by I. A. L. Diamond from the 1965 Broadway play of the same title written by Abe Burrows, which, in turn, is based on the French play Fleur de cactus by Pierre Barillet and Jean-Pierre Gredy. Cactus Flower was the ninth highest-grossing film of 1969.<EOS>"
1631,35604,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Hedden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randy Cheveldave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Bingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Currie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kane Hodder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Hu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Cummins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Diakun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jensen Daggett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Mark Richman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Saffron Henderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sharlene Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>V.C. Dupree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warren Munson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Hedden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Hedden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2001<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_ships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Fred_Mollin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rob_Hedden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Rob_Hedden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VIII:_Jason_Takes_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Friday_the_13th_(franchise)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan is a 1989 American slasher film written and directed by Rob Hedden. The eighth installment in the Friday the 13th franchise and a sequel to Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988), it stars Jensen Daggett, Scott Reeves, Peter Mark Richman, and Kane Hodder reprising his role as Jason Voorhees from the previous film. Set one year after the events of The New Blood, the film follows Jason as he stalks a group of teenagers on a boat to New York City. It was the final film in the series to be distributed by Paramount Pictures in the United States until 2009, with the subsequent Friday the 13th installments being distributed by New Line Cinema.Filming took place primarily in Vancouver, British Columbia, with additional photography in New York City's Times Square and in Los Angeles. At the time of its production, Jason Takes Manhattan was the most expensive film in the series, with a budget of over $5 million. It received substantial attention for its initial marketing campaign, featuring Jason Voorhees slashing through the ""I Love New York"" logo with a knife, which was later retracted after the New York City tourism committee filed a complaint against Paramount.Released on July 28, 1989, Jason Takes Manhattan grossed $14.3 million at the domestic box office, making it the poorest-performing film in the Friday the 13th series to date. The film received mostly negative reviews by critics and fans for its plot and humor, as well as a failure to live up to its premise. The next installment in the series, Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday, was released in 1993.<EOS>"
1632,87352,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Gems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Packer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Gluck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regina_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joy_Bryant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ealy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Gems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Packer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Gluck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslye_Headland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>About Last Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>About Last Night: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Will_Packer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rainforest_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:About_Last_Night_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_David_Mamet<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>About Last Night is a 2014 American romantic comedy film starring Kevin Hart, Michael Ealy, Regina Hall and Joy Bryant. It is a remake of the 1986 film of the same name; both films are based on the 1974 David Mamet play Sexual Perversity in Chicago. The remake, featuring a predominantly Black cast, is directed by Steve Pink and written by Leslye Headland. It tells the story of Danny (Ealy) and Debbie (Bryant), and Bernie (Hart) and Joan (Hall), two couples who test how their relationships work in the real world.While the original film is set in Chicago, Illinois, the remake is set in Los Angeles, California where filming took place in late 2012. It was produced on a budget of $13 million. The film premiered at the Pan African Film Festival on February 11, 2014 and was released in theaters on Valentine's Day, February 14, 2014. The film received generally positive reviews, with most critics praising the humor between Hart and Hall. The film grossed $50 million at the box office.<EOS>"
1633,110575,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeannot_Szwarc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard D. Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lorraine Gary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roy Scheider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Murray Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeannot_Szwarc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_D._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Sackler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Gottlieb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jaws 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jaws 2: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_Music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sea_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Richard_D._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Zanuck_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shark_attacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sharks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeannot_Szwarc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Martha's_Vineyard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jaws_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Carl_Gottlieb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Peter_Benchley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Navarre,_Florida<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Jaws 2 is a 1978 American horror thriller film directed by Jeannot Szwarc and written by Howard Sackler and Carl Gottlieb. It is the sequel to Steven Spielberg's Jaws (1975), and the second installment in the Jaws franchise. The film stars Roy Scheider as Police Chief Martin Brody, with Lorraine Gary, Murray Hamilton and Jeffrey Kramer reprising their respective roles as Martin's wife Ellen Brody, mayor Larry Vaughn and Deputy Hendricks. It also stars Joseph Mascolo,  Collin Wilcox, Ann Dusenberry, Mark Gruner, Susan French, Barry Coe, Donna Wilkes, Gary Springer, and Keith Gordon in his first feature film role. The plot concerns Police Chief Martin Brody suspecting another great white shark is terrorizing the fictional seaside resort community of Amity Island, following a series of incidents and disappearances, and his suspicions are eventually proven true.Like the production of the original film, the production of Jaws 2 was troubled. The first director for the film, John D. Hancock, proved to be unsuitable for an action film and was replaced by Szwarc. Scheider agreed to reprise his role only to settle a contractual issue with Universal Pictures, was unhappy during production and had several heated exchanges with Szwarc.The film was released on June 16, 1978 to mixed reviews. While the performances of Scheider, Gary and Hamilton, the special effects, and John Williams' musical score were praised, it received criticism for essentially duplicating the formula of the first film. However, in retrospect, the film is generally regarded as the best of the three Jaws sequels. It was briefly the highest-grossing sequel in history until Rocky II was released in 1979. The film's tagline, ""Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water..."" has become one of the most famous in film history and has been parodied and homaged several times. It was followed by Jaws 3-D in 1983.<EOS>"
1634,70858,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grindhouse_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Moonstone Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Duke Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph R. Juliano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Spartan Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Milo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jimmy Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vic Caesar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cara Salerno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lorenzo Dodo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louis Zito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grindhouse_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Massacre Mafia Style<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mafia_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_immigration<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_Mafia_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Massacre Mafia Style (also known as The Executioner or Like Father, Like Son) is a 1974 independent film written, directed, produced by, and starring Italian-American crooner-actor Duke Mitchell. The tagline for the film was ""You’re IN, or you’re IN THE WAY.""Massacre Mafia Style was written, produced, self-financed and directed by Duke Mitchell, and was accumulated from all of his real-life run-ins with similar characters and mob stories. Duke Mitchell was an actor and singer (providing the singing voice of Fred Flintstone in The Flintstones cartoons) and was once part of a comedy duo with partner Sammy Petrillo who together starred in the 1952 cult film Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla with Bela Lugosi of Dracula fame. The pair whose act, Mitchell & Petrillo, was imitative of Martin & Lewis (Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis),  was sued by Lewis after the Lugosi film was released. Mitchell went on to become a well-known crooner and nightclub act in Los Angeles, Las Vegas and as such, was known as the “King” of Palm Springs and ran in some of the same circles as pal Frank Sinatra. His nightclub act revolved around his Sinatra-like crooning and rockabilly Italian-American songs. With such behind-the-scenes access, Mitchell often used several of the nightclubs that he sang in as locations for his films; such places as The Buggy Whip in Los Angeles.Mitchell would use the money he made singing to fund his independent films. Several of Mitchell's projects never saw the light of day, including his next film Gone with the Pope which only existed as a work print when it was found in a garage by Grindhouse Releasing’s Bob Murawski and Sage Stallone. It was carefully restored and released theatrically in 2011 by Grindhouse Releasing, which has also restored and released Mitchell's Massacre Mafia Style on Blu-ray in 2015.While not prosecuted for obscenity, the film was seized and confiscated in the UK under Section 3 of the Obscene Publications Act 1959 during the video nasty panic.<EOS>"
1635,161444,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_V._McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adlar_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Carrillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_L._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Young_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_V._McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adlar_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gérard_de_Villiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_Sauli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eye of the Widow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Widow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_McLaglen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Eye of the Widow (French: SAS : L'Œil de la veuve) is a 1991 French-American action film directed by Andrew V. McLaglen, the last of his career. It was released in France on October 17, 1991, and in the Philippines on October 14, 1992.<EOS>"
1636,24131,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sono_Art-World_Wide_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reed_Howes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Molly_O'Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sono_Art-World_Wide_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_McConville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Devil on Deck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wallace_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Deck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Devil on Deck is a 1932 Pre-code talking film directed by Wallace Fox and starring Reed Howes and Molly O'Day. It was produced and distributed by Sono Art-World Wide Pictures, a B-movie studio that turned out occasionally some successful pictures like The Great Gabbo.<EOS>"
1637,277,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Lion Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>S.W. Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Calling All Stars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Stars_(1937_musical)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Calling All Stars is a 1937 British musical comedy film directed and written by Herbert Smith and starring Arthur Askey, Evelyn Dall and Max Bacon. The film is a revue, featuring a number of musical acts playing themselves. It was made at Beaconsfield Studios for release as a quota quickie. The film's art direction was by Norman G. Arnold.<EOS>"
1638,128024,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Dominik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mushroom Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michele Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Bana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Lyndon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vince Colosimo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Beahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Dominik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mushroom_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Dominik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_%22Chopper%22_Read<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1990s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Australian_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_Dominik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_gangsters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_organised_crime_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prison_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chopper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Organised_crime_in_Melbourne<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Chopper is a 2000 Australian crime drama film written and directed by Andrew Dominik, in his feature directorial debut, based on the autobiographical books by the criminal turned author Mark ""Chopper"" Read. The film stars Eric Bana as the title character and co-stars Vince Colosimo, Simon Lyndon, Kate Beahan and David Field. The film follows Read's life and time in prison. The film grossed $6.8 million worldwide and received positive reviews. It has since garnered a cult following.<EOS>"
1639,61042,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Day_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ellis A. Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristy_McNichol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Day_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dyslexia_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Love, Mary is a 1985 American made-for-television drama film based on the true story of Dr. Mary Groda-Lewis (portrayed by Kristy McNichol) who achieved a career in family medicine despite a personal struggle with dyslexia. The film originally aired on CBS on October 8, 1985.<EOS>"
1640,153685,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louie_Psihoyos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fisher Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Olivia Ahnemann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louie_Psihoyos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fisher_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Racing Extinction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Racing Extinction: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_environmental_issues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kickstarter-funded_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Extinction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louie_Psihoyos<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Racing Extinction is a 2015 documentary about the ongoing anthropogenic mass extinction of species and the efforts from scientists, activists, and journalists to document it by Oscar-winning director Louie Psihoyos, who directed the documentary The Cove (2009). The film received one Oscar nomination, for Best Original Song, and one Emmy nomination for Exceptional Merit in Documentary Filmmaking. Racing Extinction premiered at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival, followed by limited theater release, with worldwide broadcast premiere on Discovery Channel in 220 countries or territories on December 2, 2015.Racing Extinction′s website details further information about contemporary extinction and campaigns with which to prevent it. The film was created by the Oceanic Preservation Society.<EOS>"
1641,48539,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Port_of_Missing_Girls_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Brown_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Port_of_Missing_Girls_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lon_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Port_of_Missing_Girls_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Carey_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Port_of_Missing_Girls_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Port of Missing Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Port_of_Missing_Girls_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Port of Missing Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Port_of_Missing_Girls_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Port_of_Missing_Girls_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Port_of_Missing_Girls_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Port_of_Missing_Girls_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Port_of_Missing_Girls_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Port_of_Missing_Girls_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Port_of_Missing_Girls_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Port_of_Missing_Girls_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Port of Missing Girls is a 1938 American film directed by Karl Brown and starring Harry Carey.<EOS>
1642,231,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Daumery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Daumery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Call Me Mame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean_Daumery<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Call Me Mame is a 1933 British comedy film directed by John Daumery and starring Ethel Irving, John Batten and Dorothy Bartlam. It was made at Teddington Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
1643,57819,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carol Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Curry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bernadette Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Albert Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geoffrey Holder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Herrmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aileen Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann Reinking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Sobieski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Annie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_adoption<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Newark,_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_movie_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Franklin_D._Roosevelt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1933<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Great_Depression_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Eleanor_Roosevelt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animal_cruelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_labour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Little_Orphan_Annie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_musical_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Annie is a 1982 American musical comedy-drama film based on the 1977 Broadway musical of the same name by Charles Strouse, Martin Charnin and Thomas Meehan, which in turn is based on the Little Orphan Annie comic strip created by Harold Gray. Directed by John Huston and written by Carol Sobieski, the cast includes Albert Finney, Carol Burnett, Bernadette Peters, Ann Reinking, Tim Curry, Geoffrey Holder, Edward Herrmann, and introducing Aileen Quinn in her film debut as the titular character. It is the first film adaptation of the musical.Set during the Great Depression in 1933, the film tells the story of Annie, an orphan from New York City who is taken in by America's richest billionaire, Oliver Warbucks. Principal photography took place for six weeks at Monmouth University in New Jersey in 1981.Produced by Ray Stark's Rastar and released by Columbia Pictures on May 21, 1982, Annie received mixed reviews from film critics and grossed $57 million on a $35 million budget. The film was nominated for two Academy Awards for Best Art Direction and Best Song Score and its Adaptation. A television film sequel, titled Annie: A Royal Adventure!, was released in 1995. It was followed by three additional adaptations of the musical. In their first film collaboration, Disney and Columbia Pictures produced a second film adaptation made-for-television in 1999. Columbia released a third film adaptation on December 19, 2014. A fourth adaptation, which was a live production of the musical, was performed on December 2, 2021, on NBC.<EOS>"
1644,121621,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Neagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Neagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Heart of a Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_a_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Heart of a Man is a 1959 British drama film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Frankie Vaughan, Anne Heywood and Tony Britton. A millionaire in disguise gives a young man money to help him pursue his singing career. Featured songs by Vaughan include ""The Heart of a Man"", ""Sometime, Somewhere"" and ""Walking Tall"".<EOS>"
1645,143407,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Song of the Plough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Plough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Song of the Plough, later re-released with the alternative title Country Fair, is a 1933 British drama film directed by John Baxter and starring Stewart Rome, Rosalinde Fuller and Allan Jeayes. The screenplay concerns an English farmer who is saved from financial ruin when his dog wins at a sheepdog trials.The film was a quota quickie made for distribution by the American company MGM. It was filmed at Shepperton Studios with location shooting on a farm in Sussex. It received a poor review from The Observer critic C. A. Lejeune, but she was forced to withdraw this following numerous letters in support of the film. The film proved unexpectedly popular when it was released.<EOS>"
1646,26360,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100_Years_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100_Years_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Malkovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100_Years_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marko Zaror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100_Years_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shuya Chang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100_Years_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100_Years_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Malkovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100_Years_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>100<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100_Years_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100_Years_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100_Years_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Upcoming_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100_Years_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100_Years_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100_Years_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2115_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:100_Years_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Time_capsules<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>100 Years is an upcoming experimental science fiction short film written by and starring John Malkovich and directed by Robert Rodriguez. The film was produced by the French company Rémy Martin to promote Louis XIII, their cognac that takes 100 years to create, and locked in a safe for a century. Advertised in 2015 with the tagline ""The Movie You Will Never See"", it is scheduled to be released on November 18, 2115. The film stars an international ensemble cast, with American actor John Malkovich, Chinese actress Shuya Chang, and Chilean actor Marko Zaror.100 Years is apparently a short film. Rodriguez stated in a 2019 interview: I was making several short films for them, and I finished that one first, we shot that one first, I thought that was gonna be a commercial or something. And then I showed them the movie and they said ""Yeah, that's great, that's great. That's the one we lock away."" And I said, ""What? That's the one you lock away? What about the other one with the future..."" ""No, that's the commercial.""<EOS>"
1647,76480,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Pate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_E._Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tower of London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Macbeth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1480s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Richard_III_(play)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_London_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tower_of_London<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tower of London is a 1962 historical drama and gothic horror film directed by Roger Corman and starring Vincent Price and Michael Pate. The film was produced by Edward Small Productions.The film tells a highly fictionalised account of the rise to power and eventual downfall of King Richard III of England, freely combining elements derived from the plots of Shakespeare's plays Richard III and Macbeth.Aside from the historical setting, the movie is not connected to the 1939 film of the same name, starring Price, Basil Rathbone and Boris Karloff.<EOS>"
1648,161230,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_L._Hewitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Vincent O'Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David L. Hewitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kent Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Eisley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Megan Timothy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_L._Hewitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_L._Hewitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Vincent_O'Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_L._Hewitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Vincent_O'Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Hewitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mighty Gorga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_apes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Gorga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_L._Hewitt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Mighty Gorga is a 1969 American science fiction film directed by David L. Hewitt. The storyline concerns a couple hunting for a giant gorilla (The Mighty Gorga) in Africa for financial gain. Filmed on a minuscule budget, it has become notorious for its poor special effects.<EOS>"
1649,87669,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Weingarten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Meeker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Balsam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfrid_Hyde-White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Weingarten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Sheekman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_politicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bronisław_Kaper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ada_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Mann<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ada is a 1961 American political drama film produced by Avon Productions and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. It was directed by Daniel Mann and produced by Lawrence Weingarten, with a screenplay by Arthur Sheekman and William Driskill based on the novel Ada Dallas by Wirt Williams.The film stars Susan Hayward, Dean Martin, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Ralph Meeker and Martin Balsam.<EOS>"
1650,80541,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Whom the Gods Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1770s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1790s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1780s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Wolfgang_Amadeus_Mozart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whom_the_Gods_Love_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Joseph_II,_Holy_Roman_Emperor<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Whom the Gods Love, also known as Mozart, is a 1936 British biographical film directed by Basil Dean and starring Stephen Haggard, Victoria Hopper and John Loder. The film portrays the life of the Eighteenth Century Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.<EOS>"
1651,90449,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Village_Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:World_Wide_Motion_Pictures_Corp.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nadia Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Mendelsohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Griffiths<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alana De Roma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Village_Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:World_Wide_Motion_Pictures_Corp.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Amy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_deaf_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nadia_Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Melbourne<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Amy is a 1997 Australian film written by David Parker and directed by Nadia Tass, starring Alana De Roma in the title role, Rachel Griffiths, Ben Mendelsohn, and Nick Barker.<EOS>"
1652,8582,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ellen Hovde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Muffie Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Public_Broadcasting_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ellen Hovde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Muffie Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Public_Broadcasting_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Benjamin Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Benjamin_Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_Benjamin_Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Franklin_(2002_TV_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_John_Adams<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Benjamin Franklin is a 2002 American documentary miniseries about United States Founding Father Benjamin Franklin which premiered November 19–20, 2002, and was re-broadcast August 22–September 5, 2005. The series was produced by Twin Cities Public Television of Minneapolis-St. Paul.Benjamin Franklin won an Emmy for Outstanding Nonfiction Special (Traditional) in 2003. Executive producers Catherine Allan and Jerry Richman accepted the award.<EOS>"
1653,4122,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nunnally_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrone_Power<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Jolson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nunnally_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nunnally_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Horwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rose of Washington Square<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Nunnally_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_musical_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_of_Washington_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rose of Washington Square is a 1939 American musical drama film, featuring the already well-known popular song with the same title. Set in 1920s New York City, the film focuses on singer Rose Sargent and her turbulent relationship with con artist Barton DeWitt Clinton, whose criminal activities threaten her professional success in the Ziegfeld Follies.Although the names of the principal characters were changed, the plot was inspired by vaudeville entertainer Fanny Brice's career and marriage to gambler Nicky Arnstein (both the film's title song and ""My Man"" were closely associated with Brice), and Brice sued 20th Century Fox for $750,000. The studio settled out of court for an undisclosed amount.Written by Nunnally Johnson (who co-produced with Darryl F. Zanuck) and directed by Gregory Ratoff, it stars Alice Faye, Tyrone Power and Al Jolson, with a supporting cast that includes William Frawley, Joyce Compton, Hobart Cavanaugh, Moroni Olsen, Charles Lane, and Louis Prima.<EOS>"
1654,70913,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stuart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Blane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_Alyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandon_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mayfair Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mayfair Girl is a 1933 British crime film directed by George King and starring Sally Blane, John Stuart and Glen Alyn. A quota quickie, it was made at Teddington Studios by the British subsidiary of Warner Bros.<EOS>"
1655,70447,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>The Deagol Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>The Deagol Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brett Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cody DeVos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Lehning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Duensing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leah High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shellie Marie Shartzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tia Shearer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tennessee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make-out_with_Violence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tennessee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Make-Out with Violence is a 2008 film directed by the Deagol Brothers, their first feature-length film.<EOS>"
1656,28296,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Micklin_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Chihara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Nozik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Irving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeroen Krabbé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sylvia Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Riegert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Micklin_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Nozik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crossing Delancey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Folk_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Chihara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joan_Micklin_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossing_Delancey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Nozik<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crossing Delancey is a 1988 American romantic comedy film adapted by  Susan Sandler from her play of the same name, and directed by Joan Micklin Silver. It stars Amy Irving and Peter Riegert. The film also features performances from Reizl Bozyk, David Hyde-Pierce, Sylvia Miles and Rosemary Harris. Amy Irving was nominated for a Golden Globe for the film, for Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical.<EOS>"
1657,104044,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Glickler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinemation Industries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Glickler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Boggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brandy Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Denise Dillaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jovita Bush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kimberly Hyde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephanie Fondue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Glickler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Glickler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Glickler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cheerleaders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teensploitation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cheerleading_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cheerleaders is a 1973 erotic comedy film directed by Paul Glickler, starring Stephanie Fondue and Denise Dillaway.<EOS>"
1658,32965,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Greene_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sheldon Pinchuk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Rafshoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Deborah Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldine_Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tuesday_Weld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Bonerz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Travolta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:River_Phoenix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Sterling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Giosa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoaunne_Leroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Greene_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Rafshoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Violence:_A_Family_Drama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gil_Mellé<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Circle of Violence: A Family Drama (also known as Circle of Violence: A Family on the Edge or simply Circle of Violence) is a 1986 CBS television movie.  Directed by David Greene and starring Tuesday Weld, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Peter Bonerz and River Phoenix, the film  tells the tragic story of the seldom addressed issue of elder parent abuse.<EOS>"
1659,145842,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nunnally_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lorre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erich_von_Stroheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Zorina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nunnally_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Tunberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Was an Adventuress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_Adventuress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Was an Adventuress is a 1940 American drama film directed by Gregory Ratoff, starring Vera Zorina, Richard Greene, Erich von Stroheim, and Peter Lorre. An actress/ballerina works as decoy for two international con artists.<EOS>"
1660,32346,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Laura O'Grady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Telus_TV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Laura O'Grady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kelly Hofer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Hofer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Telus_TV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Hofer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Queer Hutterite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_and_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queer_Hutterite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hutterites_in_Canada<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Queer Hutterite: Misfit on the Colony is a Canadian documentary film, released in 2016.Directed by Laura O'Grady, the film profiles Kelly Hofer, a gay activist and photographer in Calgary who grew up in a Hutterite religious community in southern Manitoba. The film focuses on Hofer's early life within the community, and what eventually forced him to leave and move to Calgary in 2012.The film was released online through the Telus Optik Local platform in Alberta, before being released to YouTube later in the year. The film was also nominated for several awards through the Canadian Screen Awards in 2017 following its release.<EOS>"
1661,17179,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pearson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pearson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jubilee Window<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jubilee_Window<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Jubilee Window is a 1935 British comedy film directed by George Pearson and starring Sebastian Shaw, Ralph Truman and Olive Melville.<EOS>"
1662,34446,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Dear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Nesmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Elephant Parts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Music_video_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Nesmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grammy_Award_for_Video_of_the_Year<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Michael_Nesmith_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephant_Parts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Dear<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Elephant Parts is a collection of comedy sketches and music videos made in 1981 by Michael Nesmith, formerly of the Monkees. Nesmith produced the video through his company Pacific Arts. Elephant Parts is one-hour-long with parody commercials and comedy sketches, and features five full-length music videos, including the popular songs ""Rio"" and ""Cruisin'"", which featured wrestler Steve Strong and Monterey-based comic ""Chicago"" Steve Barkley.<EOS>"
1663,104430,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludovic:_The_Snow_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Co_Hoedeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludovic:_The_Snow_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thérèse Descary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludovic:_The_Snow_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Co_Hoedeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludovic:_The_Snow_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Co_Hoedeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludovic:_The_Snow_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ludovic: The Snow Gift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludovic:_The_Snow_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludovic:_The_Snow_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludovic:_The_Snow_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludovic:_The_Snow_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludovic:_The_Snow_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludovic:_The_Snow_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludovic:_The_Snow_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ludovic: The Snow Gift is a Canadian animated short film, directed by Co Hoedeman and released in 1998. The film centres on Ludovic, a baby teddy bear who finds solace in a dancing and singing doll, after his father forbids him from going tobogganing because he's too little. Inspired by Hoedeman's own childhood teddy bear, the film was animated primarily through stop motion animation of puppets.After premiering in 1998, the film was screened in 1999 as the opening film to theatrical screenings of Babar: King of the Elephants.The film received a Genie Award nomination for Best Animated Short Film at the 20th Genie Awards.Several sequel films, Ludovic: A Crocodile in My Garden (2000), Ludovic: Visiting Grandpa (2001) and Ludovic: Magic in the Air (2002), were released over the next number of years.<EOS>"
1664,170579,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Timothy Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Romeo Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Romeo Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jenny Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tweet's Ladies of Pasadena<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet's_Ladies_of_Pasadena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tweet's Ladies of Pasadena is a 1979 cult film written, produced, directed and starring Timothy Carey.The film was originally shot as a pilot for a potential television series.<EOS>"
1665,113396,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Kotcheff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astral_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Kemeny_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Warden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Dreyfuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Micheline_Lanctôt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Kotcheff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astral_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Kemeny_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Chetwynd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mordecai_Richler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Bear_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Picture_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Kemeny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jewish_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Mordecai_Richler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ted_Kotcheff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apprenticeship_of_Duddy_Kravitz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz is a 1974 Canadian comedy drama film directed by Ted Kotcheff, and adapted by Mordechai Richler and Lionel Chetwynd from Richler’s 1959 novel. It stars Richard Dreyfuss as the title character, a brash young Jewish Montrealer who embarks on a string of get-rich-quick schemes in a bid to gain respect. The cast also features Micheline Lanctôt, Randy Quaid, Joseph Wiseman, Denholm Elliott, Joe Silver and Jack Warden.Winner of the Golden Bear at the 24th Berlin International Film Festival, The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz has been described as a 'coming of age' for Canadian cinema, as both a widespread critical and commercial success internationally. It won the Canadian Film Award for Film of the Year, and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay and a Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Film. The film has been designated as a ""masterwork"" by the Audio-Visual Preservation Trust of Canada.<EOS>"
1666,52547,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emeric_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lopert_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Emeric Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Helpmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moira_Shearer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludmilla_Tchérina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Léonide_Massine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Ayars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Brown_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Rounseville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emeric_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lopert_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emeric_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emeric_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Arundell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jules_Barbier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._T._A._Hoffmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Tales of Hoffmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1810s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Venice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1800s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_operas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Opera_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_by_Powell_and_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_E._T._A._Hoffmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Sandman_(short_story)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Hoffmann_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jacques_Offenbach<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Tales of Hoffmann is a 1951 British Technicolor comic opera film written, produced and directed by the team of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger working under the umbrella of their production company The Archers. It is an adaptation of Jacques Offenbach's 1881 opera The Tales of Hoffmann, itself based on three short stories by E. T. A. Hoffmann.The film stars Robert Rounseville, Moira Shearer, Robert Helpmann and Léonide Massine and features Pamela Brown, Ludmilla Tchérina and Ann Ayars. Only Rounseville and Ayars sang their own roles.The film's soundtrack consists of music conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham and played by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. In addition to Rounseville and Ayars, singers included Dorothy Bond, Margherita Grandi, Monica Sinclair and Bruce Dargavel. The film's production team included cinematographer Christopher Challis and production and costume designer Hein Heckroth, who was nominated for two 1952 Academy Awards for his work.<EOS>"
1667,123467,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kris Isacsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oxygen_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Howard Gertler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Consuelos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erik Estrada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadine_Velazquez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tempestt Bledsoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mario Lopez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oxygen_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Husband for Hire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Husband_for_Hire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Mexico<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Husband for Hire is a 2008 comedy television film that premiered on Oxygen Network on January 24, 2008. Husband for Hire was written and directed by Kris Isacsson, and it starred Nadine Velazquez, Tempestt Bledsoe, Mark Consuelos, Erik Estrada and Mario Lopez.<EOS>"
1668,153399,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hemdale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Rank Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Danielle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Butterworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Douglas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beryl_Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemdale_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Emmannuelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Emmannuelle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Emmanuelle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Carry On Emmannuelle is a 1978 British comedy film, the 30th release in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992). The film was to be the final Carry On for many regulars, including Kenneth Williams (in his 26th Carry On), Kenneth Connor (in his 17th), Joan Sims (in her 24th) and Peter Butterworth (in his 16th). Jack Douglas is the only regular from this film to bridge the gap to Carry On Columbus. Beryl Reid, Henry McGee and Suzanne Danielle make their only appearances in the series here. The film featured a change in style, becoming more openly sexual and explicit. This was highlighted by the implied behaviour of Danielle's character, though she does not bare any more flesh than any other Carry On female lead. These changes brought the film closer to the then popular X-rated series of Confessions... comedies, or indeed the actual Emmanuelle films that it parodies. This film, as well as the initial release of Carry On England, were the only films in the series to be certified AA by the British Board of Film Censors, which restricted audiences to those aged 14 and over. The film was followed by the final installment of the series Carry On Columbus in 1992.<EOS>"
1669,162320,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Bronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jameson_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constance_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Mulhall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_T._Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Howell_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Topping_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lover_Come_Back_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Lover Come Back is a 1931 Columbia Pictures pre-Code drama directed by Erle C. Kenton from a script by Dorothy Howell. The story was based on a McCall's magazine feature by Helen Topping Miller.<EOS>
1670,33528,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_D._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lili_Fini_Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Guttenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Courteney Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hume Cronyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Ameche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maureen Stapleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elaine Stritch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barret Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica Tandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wilford Brimley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Gilford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gwen Verdon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tahnee Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_D._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lili_Fini_Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cocoon: The Return<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Richard_D._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Zanuck_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_health_care<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Brown<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cocoon: The Return is a 1988 American science fiction comedy-drama film directed by Daniel Petrie and written by Stephen McPherson. The film serves as the sequel to the 1985 film Cocoon. All of the starring actors from the first film reprised their roles in this film, although Brian Dennehy only appears in one scene at the end of the film. Unlike its predecessor, the film was neither a commercial nor a critical success.<EOS>"
1671,162061,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Ann_Little<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Annie Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Annie_Rooney_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_songs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Annie Rooney is a short animated film that is part of the Fleischer Studios Screen Songs series. It is based on the popular song Little Annie Rooney and uses it in the soundtrack. The chorus says:She's my sweetheart, I'm her beau;She's my Annie, I'm her Joe,Soon we'll marry, never to part,Little Annie Rooney is my sweetheart!Other tunes used in the soundtrack (as instrumentals) include ""Yes Sir, That's My Baby"" and ""Baby's Birthday Party"".<EOS>"
1672,164814,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daws_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mars_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket-Bye_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1954<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rocket-Bye Baby is a 1956 Warner Bros. animated cartoon in the Merrie Melodies series, directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on August 4, 1956.The Michael Maltese story follows the adventures of a baby from Mars who ends up on Earth after the planets pass close to each other and create a 'cosmic force'. It was Warner Brothers' take on the borderline hysteria surrounding UFOs in the 1950s.The cartoon is one of a very few Warner Brothers short films of the era that did not use Mel Blanc's voice talent. Instead, Daws Butler, famous for the voices of Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound and other characters in the Hanna-Barbera oeuvre, and June Foray, most famous as the voice of Rocky the Flying Squirrel, provided the vocal content of the short.The title is a play on the nursery rhyme ""Rock-a-bye Baby"".<EOS>"
1673,24516,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolas_Roeg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Woolley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Island Alive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Stuart_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolas_Roeg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Woolley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Stuart_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Johnson_(dramatist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Insignificance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nicolas_Roeg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_à_clef<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jeremy_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_atomic_bombings_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_McCarthyism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Joe_DiMaggio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Marilyn_Monroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1954<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_alternative_history_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Joseph_McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insignificance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Albert_Einstein<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Insignificance  is a 1985 British alternative history drama film directed by Nicolas Roeg, and starring Gary Busey, Michael Emil, Theresa Russell, Tony Curtis, and Will Sampson. Adapted by Terry Johnson from his 1982 play of the same name, the film follows four famous characters who converge in a New York City hotel one night in 1954: Joe DiMaggio, Albert Einstein, Marilyn Monroe, and Joseph McCarthy—billed as The Ballplayer, The Professor, The Actress and The Senator, respectively.<EOS>"
1674,137734,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remedial_Reading_Comprehension<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Owen_Land<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remedial_Reading_Comprehension<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Owen_Land<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remedial_Reading_Comprehension<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Remedial Reading Comprehension<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remedial_Reading_Comprehension<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remedial_Reading_Comprehension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remedial_Reading_Comprehension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remedial_Reading_Comprehension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remedial_Reading_Comprehension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remedial_Reading_Comprehension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remedial_Reading_Comprehension<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Remedial Reading Comprehension is an experimental short film by Owen Land, produced in 1970.<EOS>"
1675,164273,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Adam Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fine_Line_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adam Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gibson Frazier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Gorshin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marisa Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Rapp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Egan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cara Buono<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dwight Ewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gibson Frazier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Margulies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bobby Short<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fine_Line_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Man of the Century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Man of the Century is a 1999 American comedy film directed by Adam Abraham and written by Abraham and Gibson Frazier.  The film stars Frazier, Cara Buono, Susan Egan, Dwight Ewell and Anthony Rapp.Man of the Century was filmed in black and white. Its working title was ""Johnny Twennies"".<EOS>"
1676,161289,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tamara Asseyev<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sweet Kill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Necrophilia_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charles_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Curtis_Hanson<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sweet Kill (also known as A Kiss from Eddie and The Arousers) is a 1973 B-movie written and directed by future Academy Award winner Curtis Hanson. The film was Hanson's directorial debut and was executive-produced by Roger Corman. It stars Tab Hunter and was the last film of actress Isabel Jewell.<EOS>
1677,162668,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Block<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Boyd_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ernest Torrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Block<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Buckingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Officer O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pathé_Exchange_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Officer O'Brien is a 1930 American pre-Code comedy crime film directed by Tay Garnett and starring William Boyd, Ernest Torrence and Dorothy Sebastian. The film's sets were designed by the art director Edward C. Jewell. It was one of the last films produced by Pathé Exchange before it was fully merged into RKO Pictures.<EOS>"
1678,170218,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Balaban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gene Martel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Burt Balaban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roy Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derek Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helmut Dantine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Balaban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Balaban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hans_Jacoby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Desmond_Leslie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stranger from Venus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eric_Spear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_from_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Balaban<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stranger from Venus (also known as Immediate Disaster and The Venusian) is a 1954 independently made UK second feature ('B') black-and-white science fiction film, directed by Burt Balaban and starring Patricia Neal, Helmut Dantine and Derek Bond. The screenplay was by Hans Jacoby from a story by Desmond Leslie. It was produced by Balaban and Gene Martel.<EOS>"
1679,153513,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridley_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Su Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Malkovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Blethyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liam_Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Scheider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liev_Schreiber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cromwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melanie_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kerry_Shale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridley_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scott_Free_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Logan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Miniseries_or_Television_Movie_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Citizen_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_William_Randolph_Hearst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_William_Randolph_Hearst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_281<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Orson_Welles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>RKO 281 is a 1999 American historical drama television film directed by Benjamin Ross, written by John Logan, and starring Liev Schreiber, James Cromwell, Melanie Griffith, John Malkovich, Roy Scheider, and Liam Cunningham. The film depicts the troubled production behind the 1941 film Citizen Kane. The film's title is a reference to the original production number of Citizen Kane. It premiered on HBO on November 20, 1999.<EOS>"
1680,6341,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monumental:_In_Search_of_America's_National_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Duane Barnhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monumental:_In_Search_of_America's_National_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monumental Multimedia, LLC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monumental:_In_Search_of_America's_National_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Hough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monumental:_In_Search_of_America's_National_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Bona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monumental:_In_Search_of_America's_National_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Gambee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monumental:_In_Search_of_America's_National_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monumental:_In_Search_of_America's_National_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>America's National Treasure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monumental:_In_Search_of_America's_National_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Monumental: In Search of<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monumental:_In_Search_of_America's_National_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monumental:_In_Search_of_America's_National_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monumental:_In_Search_of_America's_National_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monumental:_In_Search_of_America's_National_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monumental:_In_Search_of_America's_National_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monumental:_In_Search_of_America's_National_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Christianity_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Monumental: In Search of America's National Treasure is a 2012 American documentary film hosted by Kirk Cameron. Directed by Duane Barnhart and written by Kevin Miller, Cameron's mission in making the film is to ""search for the real treasure of America.""Monumental began its box office run on March 27, 2012 with a Tuesday night premiere. It grossed $1.23 million against an estimated budget of $500,000.<EOS>"
1681,111839,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Country School<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Country School is a 1931 animated short film by Walter Lantz Productions and stars Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.<EOS>
1682,162656,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_R._Broccoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhonda_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Macdonald_Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Cameron_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juma_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_R._Broccoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Odongo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kenya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kenya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Gilling<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Odongo (also known as Odongo Adventure on the African Frontier) is a 1956 British African adventure CinemaScope drama film directed by John Gilling and starring Rhonda Fleming, Macdonald Carey and Juma. It was written by Gilling from a story by Islin Auster and produced by Warwick Films It concerns a white hunter who falls in love with a vet in Kenya.<EOS>"
1683,11279,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Addelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samir_Mallal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Symansky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Addelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samir_Mallal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Symansky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Addelman,_Samir_Mallal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bombay Calling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_globalization<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Addelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombay_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Samir_Mallal<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Bombay Calling is a 2006 feature documentary film directed by Ben Addelman and Samir Mallal.  Produced by the National Film Board of Canada which follows the journey of Kaz Lalani, the pioneer of Call Centre Outsourcing. Bombay Calling chronicles the lives of young call center workers in Bombay (presently Mumbai) India.<EOS>"
1684,82480,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Irvine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>A. Bromley Davenport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Seacombe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billie_Bristow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_L._Mannock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leave It to Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Me_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Leave It to Me is a 1930 British comedy film directed by George King and starring Robin Irvine, Dorothy Seacombe and A. Bromley Davenport. It was made at Twickenham Studios as a quota quickie for Fox Film.<EOS>"
1685,165037,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>National Cinema Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Garland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Nielsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sharon Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roddy_McDowall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Maross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bard Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sixth and Main<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sixth_and_Main<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Christopher_Cain<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sixth and Main is a 1977 American drama film directed by Christopher Cain and starring Leslie Nielsen and Beverly Garland.<EOS>
1686,115229,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Constantin Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marie_Versini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Hanin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Wilmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heinz_Drache<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Marion-Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tsai_Chin_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constantin_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Brides of Fu Manchu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fu_Manchu_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1924<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brides_of_Fu_Manchu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Brides of Fu Manchu is a 1966 British/West German Constantin Film co-production adventure crime film based on the fictional Chinese villain Dr. Fu Manchu, created by Sax Rohmer. It was the second film in a series, and was preceded by The Face of Fu Manchu. The Vengeance of Fu Manchu followed in 1967, The Blood of Fu Manchu in 1968, and The Castle of Fu Manchu in 1969.  It was produced by Harry Alan Towers for Hallam Productions. Like the first film, it was directed by Don Sharp, and starred Christopher Lee as Fu Manchu. Nigel Green was replaced by Douglas Wilmer as Scotland Yard detective Nayland Smith.The action takes place mainly in London, where much of the location filming took place.<EOS>"
1687,12269,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lila_Garrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Seidel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Caruso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephanie_Faracy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sela_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelley_Hack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lila_Garrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Seidel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Caruso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridesmaids_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bridesmaids is an American drama film, written by Bett Eyre, directed by Lila Garrett, starring Shelley Hack, Brooke Adams, Audra Lindley, Jack Coleman and Sela Ward. This film was aired on CBS on February 21, 1989.<EOS>"
1688,70561,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Byron Werner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:THINKFilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Justin Peyton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Boot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shannon_Lucio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brent Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:THINKFilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Starkweather<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thriller_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1958<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_criminals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starkweather_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nebraska<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Starkweather is a 2004 film directed by Byron Werner, written by Working Class Films founder and screenwriter Stephen Johnston (with scripts including In the Light of the Moon and Ted Bundy), and starring Brent Taylor and Shannon Lucio.The film is based on the life of spree killer Charles Starkweather. It was filmed in September 2003 in Acton, California and Lancaster, California and filmed on 35mm.<EOS>"
1689,81958,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Duke Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlie Barnet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jasper in a Jam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stop-motion_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppetoons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jasper in a Jam is a 1946 short film in the Puppetoons series produced and originated by George Pal. It starred the voice of singer Peggy Lee, and was directed by Duke Goldstone and released by Paramount Pictures. It is included in The Puppetoon Movie.<EOS>"
1690,133899,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Cass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert S. Baker and Monty Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Shelley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Maddern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Wolfit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Cass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blood of the Vampire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Cass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jimmy_Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1880<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1874<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Transylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_of_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blood of the Vampire is a 1958 British colour horror film directed by Henry Cass and starring Donald Wolfit, Barbara Shelley, and Vincent Ball. The film was produced by Robert S. Baker and Monty Berman for Tempean Films, from a screenplay by Jimmy Sangster.The film's U.S. release was in October 1958 as a double feature with Universal's Monster on the Campus (1958).The film's storyline, set in Transylvania, is about a scientist who uses the inmates of a prison for the criminally insane as sources for his gruesome blood-typing and transfusion experiments that are keeping him alive.<EOS>"
1691,58592,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Henenlotter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shapiro-Glickenhaus_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edgar Ievins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Glickenhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leonard Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Van Hentenryck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Henenlotter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shapiro-Glickenhaus_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Glickenhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Henenlotter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_%22Bob%22_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Basket Case 3: The Progeny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Henenlotter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parasitic_twinning_in_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_twin_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basket_Case_3:_The_Progeny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joe_Renzetti<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Basket Case 3: The Progeny is a 1991 American horror comedy film written and directed by Frank Henenlotter. It is the third and final installment of the Basket Case series. It was released on DVD by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment in 2004. Synapse Films released a new DVD on October 9, 2012. Troma Entertainment released the film on its streaming service Troma Now! on October 1, 2021.<EOS>"
1692,104555,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Rivers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roddy McDowall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Crystal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Doris Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Prather<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Rivers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Rivers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rabbit Test<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Embassy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blackface_minstrel_shows_and_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joan_Rivers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Test_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Joan_Rivers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rabbit Test is a 1978 American comedy film about the world's first pregnant man, directed and co-written by Joan Rivers and starring Billy Crystal in his film debut.This was the only directing effort by Joan Rivers, who also plays a nurse in a brief scene, while her daughter Melissa Rivers also has a bit part. Rivers' husband, Edgar Rosenberg, was producer. It was the only theatrical feature to be scored by the team of Mike Post and Pete Carpenter. Michael Keaton made his feature film debut in a small non-speaking role.The title is a reference to the Friedman test, commonly known as the rabbit test, a medical procedure used for several decades in the 20th century to determine pregnancy.<EOS>"
1693,147802,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arthur Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Keel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Blyth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vic_Damone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dolores_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lederer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kismet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Baghdad<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kismet is a 1955 American musical-comedy film directed by Vincente Minnelli and produced by Arthur Freed. It was filmed in CinemaScope and Eastmancolor and released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.It is the fifth movie version of Kismet. The first was released in 1914, the second in 1920, the third in 1930 by Warner Brothers, and the fourth, starring Ronald Colman and Marlene Dietrich, by MGM in 1944. The 1955 film is based on the successful 1953 stage musical Kismet, while the four earlier versions are based on the original 1911 play by Edward Knoblock.<EOS>"
1694,122020,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hayes Goetz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_Addams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Culver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Emmett_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Gordon_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hour of 13<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hour_of_13<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Addison<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hour of 13 is a 1952 British historical mystery film directed by Harold French and starring Peter Lawford, Dawn Addams and Roland Culver. It was made at Elstree Studios by the British subsidiary of MGM. The film's sets were designed by the German-born art director Alfred Junge. Some location shooting took place around London including Kensington Gardens. The film is a remake of the 1934 thriller The Mystery of Mr. X, based on the novel X v. Rex by Philip MacDonald.<EOS>"
1695,29205,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pip_Karmel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrena Finlay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fabien Liron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vicki Popplewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Griffiths<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shaun Loseby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandy Winton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trent Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yael Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pip_Karmel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pip_Karmel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Me Myself I<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Myself_I_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Me Myself I is a 1999 Australian-French romantic comedy film. It was the first feature film by director Pip Karmel, and was released and reviewed internationally.<EOS>"
1696,137565,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Houseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Roland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Sullivan_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Grahame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Pidgeon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Houseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Schnee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bad and the Beautiful<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_cinematographer_won_the_Best_Cinematography_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_art_director_won_the_Best_Art_Direction_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actress_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Hollywood,_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Adapted_Screenplay_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Costume_Design_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Raksin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_and_the_Beautiful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_studio_lots<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Bad and the Beautiful is a 1952 American melodrama film that tells the story of a film producer who alienates everyone around him.  The film was directed by Vincente Minnelli, written by George Bradshaw and Charles Schnee, and stars Lana Turner, Kirk Douglas, Walter Pidgeon, Dick Powell, Barry Sullivan, Gloria Grahame and Gilbert Roland. The Bad and the Beautiful won five Academy Awards out of six nominations in 1952 (including Gloria Grahame winning Best Supporting Actress), a record for the most awards for a movie that was not nominated for Best Picture or for Best Director.In 2002, the United States Library of Congress deemed the film ""culturally significant"" and selected it for preservation in the National Film Registry. The theme song, ""The Bad and the Beautiful"", penned by David Raksin, became a jazz standard and has been cited as an example of an excellent movie theme.The Bad and the Beautiful was created by the same team that later worked on another film about the seedy film business, Two Weeks in Another Town (1962): director (Vincente Minnelli), producer (John Houseman), screenwriter (Charles Schnee), composer (David Raksin), male star (Kirk Douglas), and studio (MGM). Both films also feature performances of the song ""Don't Blame Me"", by Leslie Uggams in Two Weeks and by Peggy King in The Bad and the Beautiful. In one scene of Two Weeks in Another Town, the cast watches clips from The Bad and the Beautiful in a screening room, presented as a film that Douglas's character in Two Weeks, Jack Andrus, had starred in. Two Weeks is not a sequel, however, as the characters in the two stories are unrelated.<EOS>"
1697,169443,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bijou Films, Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Educational Pictures Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jacques Kopfstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Whys and Other Whys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Felix_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_alcohol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whys_and_Other_Whys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_storytelling<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Whys and Other Whys (titled Whys and Otherwise in its sound reissue) is a 1927 silent animated short subject featuring Felix the Cat.<EOS>
1698,162406,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stan Freberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lumber Jerks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumber_Jerks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goofy_Gophers_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lumber Jerks is a 1955 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes short directed by Friz Freleng. It was released on June 25, 1955, and features the Goofy Gophers.<EOS>"
1699,156980,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Vidor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B.P._Schulberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Vidor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B.P._Schulberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She's No Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>She's No Lady is a 1937 American comedy film directed by Charles Vidor and starring Ann Dvorak, John Trent and Harry Beresford. It was produced and distributed by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
1700,135003,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Liman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor Simpkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ron Livingston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vince Vaughn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Heather Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Favreau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Van Horn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brooke Langton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Désert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Big Bad Voodoo Daddy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Liman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Favreau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Swingers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Swingers Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swingers_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Doug_Liman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Swingers is a 1996 American buddy comedy film about the lives of single, unemployed actors living on the 'eastside' of Hollywood, California, during the 1990s swing revival. Written by Jon Favreau and directed by Doug Liman, the film starred Favreau alongside Vince Vaughn, Ron Livingston, Patrick Van Horn, Alex Désert, and Heather Graham.A critical and commercial hit, the film helped propel Favreau, Vaughn, Graham, and Livingston to stardom, while also launching Liman's directing career as he won the award for Best New Filmmaker at the 1997 MTV Movie Awards.This film was rated #58 on Bravo's ""100 Funniest Movies"". The film was honored on the 2007 Spike TV Guys' Choice Awards. In 2011, Empire magazine listed the film as #49 on its ""50 Greatest American Independent Films"" list.<EOS>"
1701,45226,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yoram Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Scott_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robyn Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Higgins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Magic Riddle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Cinderella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fairy_tale_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weddings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flying_Bark_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Little_Red_Riding_Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Guy_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Riddle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Charles_Perrault's_Cinderella<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Magic Riddle is a 1991 Australian animated musical feature film written and directed by Yoram Gross. The film tells the story of Cindy, an orphan who lives as an indentured servant to her cruel stepmother, and features elements of famous fairytales including Cinderella, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Little Red Riding Hood, Sleeping Beauty and Pinocchio. Robyn Moore provides the voice of Cindy and various other characters. It was panned by critics, and accused of borrowing from several other Disney films.<EOS>"
1702,31509,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Leonard Worth Keeter III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>International Film Market<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Betty J. Stephens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert P. Eaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William T. Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Rapagna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles K. Bibby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gene Scherer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill Donnellan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shangtai Tuan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wolfgang Linkman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Order of the Black Eagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ninja_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Adolf_Hitler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cryonics_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Worth_Keeter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Order_of_the_Black_Eagle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_spy_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Order of the Black Eagle (aka Black Eagle) is an American action B movie released in December 1987.  The film is a sequel to Unmasking the Idol, a 1986 spy film by the same director (Keeter), story-writer (Eaton), and screenplay writer (Behrens). Leonard Worth Keeter III directed the film in Shelby, North Carolina, at Earl Owensby Studios, and the surrounding area.<EOS>"
1703,161641,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Lion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louis Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Laurier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Astell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'll Stick to You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Stick_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I'll Stick to You is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Leslie S. Hiscott and starring Jay Laurier, Betty Astell, Louis Hayward and Hal Walters. It was made at Beaconsfield Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
1704,65854,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kriv_Stenders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aline Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Arneman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Slim Dusty and Joy McKean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kriv_Stenders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Slim and I<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jukebox_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Australia_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_entertainers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Country_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kriv_Stenders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Records_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Soundtracks_by_Australian_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Slim_Dusty_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Compilation_albums_by_Australian_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_and_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_soundtrack_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Slim and I is a 2020 Australian documentary film directed by Kriv Stenders about the life of Joy McKean and Slim Dusty, Australia's most successful husband and wife singer-songwriter duo.<EOS>"
1705,16095,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hordern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Kinnear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Montague<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hedley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_MacGowran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Michael_Vogler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Wood_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>How I Won the War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_Front_of_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ken_Thorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1945<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1939<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:North_African_campaign_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1942<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_political_satire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_British_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Won_the_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_political_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>How I Won the War is a 1967 British black comedy film directed and produced by Richard Lester and starring Michael Crawford, Jack MacGowran, Roy Kinnear, Lee Montague, and John Lennon in his only non-musical acting role. The screenplay was by Charles Wood based on the 1963 novel of the same name by Patrick Ryan.The film uses a variety of styles such as vignettes, straight-to-camera, and docu-drama to tell the tale of the fictional 3rd Troop, the 4th Musketeers and their misadventures through the Second World War. The screenplay takes a comic and absurdist attitude towards the conflict through the Western Desert Campaign in mid-late 1942 to the crossing of the last intact bridge on the Rhine at Remagen in early 1945.<EOS>"
1706,69220,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Cocked_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suki_Hawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Cocked_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tara_Jane_O'Neil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Cocked_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cynthia Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Cocked_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Half-Cocked<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Cocked_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Cocked_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Cocked_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Cocked_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Cocked_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Cocked_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Cocked_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half-Cocked_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_drama_road_movies<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Half-Cocked is a cult music road movie, made in 1994 in Louisville, Nashville and Chattanooga. The movie tells the story of a group of high school teens who steal a van full of music equipment and pretend to be a band, called ""Truckstop"" (played by the band Rodan) in order to stay on the road. When the band starts playing gigs, their sound is largely inconsistent and incoherent, however, over time, the band becomes increasingly competent in their musicianship. The film puts much emphasis on the indie/alternative rock subculture.Many notable indie rock bands, such as Rodan, Polvo, Grifters, Freakwater, Versus, Slant 6, Unwound, Helium, Sleepyhead, Crain, and Ruby Falls are featured in the movie. Members of Rodan and  Grifters play in the movie as well as acting. It had a small run on VHS and was unavailable for years until its 2007 re-release on DVD. A soundtrack of the movie appeared on Matador Records.<EOS>"
1707,24461,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_Symphony_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_Symphony_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_Symphony_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angelo_Badalamenti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_Symphony_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Industrial Symphony No. 1<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_Symphony_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_Symphony_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_Symphony_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_Symphony_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_Symphony_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_Symphony_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_Symphony_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_Symphony_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_Symphony_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_David_Lynch<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Industrial Symphony No. 1: The Dream of the Broken Hearted is a 1990 avant-garde concert performance directed by David Lynch, with music by Angelo Badalamenti and Julee Cruise. It stars Nicolas Cage, Laura Dern, Michael J. Anderson, and Cruise. The film, whose duration is 50 minutes, was described as a musical.<EOS>"
1708,31718,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack J. Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sara_Haden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Rutherford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecilia_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fay_Holden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Agnes_Christine_Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Ludwig_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Van_Riper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aurania_Rouverol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Out West with the Hardys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_West_with_the_Hardys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_William_Ludwig<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Out West with the Hardys is a 1938 American comedy film directed by George B. Seitz and the fifth film in the Andy Hardy series of sixteen films.<EOS>
1709,70593,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Harbutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Richard Kuipers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>SBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Kuipers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sandy Harbutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Gil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Keays-Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandy Harbutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ken Shorter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Harbutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Harbutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Harbutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stone Forever<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Outlaw_biker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stone is a 1974 Australian outlaw biker film written, directed and produced by Sandy Harbutt. It stars Ken Shorter and features Rebecca Gilling, Bill Hunter and Helen Morse. The film follows police officer Stone, who goes undercover with the outlaw motorcycle gang the Gravediggers to find out who is murdering their members one by one.<EOS>"
1710,102032,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Sternbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Sternbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Arthur_Durlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Captured in Chinatown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captured_in_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Captured in Chinatown is a 1935 American film directed by Elmer Clifton.<EOS>
1711,162966,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tani Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hayden Panettiere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Angarano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Armin Mueller-Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Horton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Kelley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George De La Peña<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dust Factory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Luis_Bacalov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_parallel_universes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dust_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Dust Factory is a 2004 film directed and written by Eric Small.<EOS>
1712,159555,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilhelm_Thiele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renate_Müller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Robey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilhelm_Thiele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Schulz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernst_Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Desmond_Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Eyton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Marry Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Franz_Schulz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilhelm_Thiele<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Marry Me is a 1932 British musical comedy film directed by Wilhelm Thiele and starring Renate Müller, Harry Green and George Robey. A separate German-language version, Girls to Marry, was made, also directed by Thiele and starring Müller, but with an otherwise different cast.<EOS>"
1713,164239,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tim Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Heidi Santelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Faris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Heder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eli Wallach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Nelken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mama's Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Mothersbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mama's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fortissimo_Films_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mama's Boy is a 2007 American comedy-drama film starring Diane Keaton and Jon Heder, and features music by Mark Mothersbaugh. The film was distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures for a limited release to certain regions of the United States.<EOS>"
1714,69694,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Seiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Everett_Riskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Carrillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Seiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Everett_Riskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_J._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._Hugh_Herbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gertrude_Purcell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>If You Could Only Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Seiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_Only_Cook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_F._Hugh_Herbert<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>If You Could Only Cook (1935) is a screwball comedy of mistaken identity starring Herbert Marshall as a frustrated automobile executive and Jean Arthur as a young woman who talks him into posing as her husband so they can land jobs as a butler and a cook.<EOS>
1715,135773,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Richard Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Alpert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>MaryAnn DeLeo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_Community_Television_Center<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brenda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dicky_Eklund<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary  Giuffrida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Alpert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Downtown_Community_Television_Center<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Alpert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>High on Crack Street: Lost Lives in Lowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lowell,_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_on_Crack_Street:_Lost_Lives_in_Lowell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_drug_addiction<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>High on Crack Street: Lost Lives in Lowell is a 1995 American documentary film directed by Richard Farrell, Maryann DeLeo and Jon Alpert.  It was a co-production of HBO and DCTV, produced by Farrell, DeLeo, and Alpert. It aired on HBO as part of its series America Undercover. The documentary takes place about 20 miles northwest of Boston in the economically depressed former mill city of Lowell, Massachusetts.<EOS>"
1716,169781,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Wallenberg:_Buried_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Harel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Wallenberg:_Buried_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Harel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Wallenberg:_Buried_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wayne Arron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Wallenberg:_Buried_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Berton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Wallenberg:_Buried_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Raoul Wallenberg: Buried Alive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Wallenberg:_Buried_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Wallenberg:_Buried_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Wallenberg:_Buried_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Wallenberg:_Buried_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Wallenberg:_Buried_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Wallenberg:_Buried_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Wallenberg:_Buried_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Wallenberg:_Buried_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jewish_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Wallenberg:_Buried_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Holocaust<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Raoul Wallenberg: Buried Alive is a Canadian documentary film, directed by David Harel and released in 1983. A profile of Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, the film covered his role in saving the lives of Jewish refugees from the Holocaust, as well as exploring the evidence that he may still have been alive in a Soviet gulag as late as the early 1980s.The film was narrated by Pierre Berton. It had a brief theatrical run, but was distributed primarily on television, airing on PBS in 1984 and on CBC Television in 1985.The film won the Genie Award for Best Feature Length Documentary at the 6th Genie Awards.<EOS>"
1717,59717,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Superior Talking Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L._V._Jefferson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lightning Range<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lightning Range is a 1933 American Western film directed by Victor Adamson and starring Buddy Roosevelt, Patsy Bellamy and Lafe McKee.<EOS>"
1718,47737,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric Hakim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Barry_(British_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harold Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norman McKinnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alma_Reville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outsider_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Lachman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Outsider is a 1931 British drama film directed by Harry Lachman and starring Joan Barry, Harold Huth and Norman McKinnel. The screenplay concerns an unorthodox osteopath who cures one of his patients, the daughter of a fellow Doctor. It was made at Elstree Studios and based on the 1923 play of the same title by Dorothy Brandon, previously made into an American silent film in 1926. The film's sets were designed by Wilfred Arnold.Harold Huth's performance was voted the best in a British film in 1931. The film was remade in 1939 as The Outsider with George Sanders and Mary Maguire in the leading roles.<EOS>"
1719,43924,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_Ralston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_Ralston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Shipman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Stagecoach West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Stagecoach_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Stagecoach West is a 1957 American Western film directed by Joseph Kane and starring Jim Davis, Mary Castle, Victor Jory and Lee Van Cleef. The film's art direction was by Ralph Oberg.In the early 1950s Republic Pictures decided to begin producing television shows and filmed a pilot for what became Stories of the Century. A few years later that pilot was reedited, and released as The Last Stagecoach West, which differs greatly from the syndicated television series.<EOS>"
1720,31155,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denys_Arcand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Latour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mia Kirshner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cameron Bancroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joanne Vannicola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ruth Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denys_Arcand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Latour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love and Human Remains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Denys_Arcand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Human_Remains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Edmonton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Love and Human Remains is a 1993 Canadian film directed by Denys Arcand and based on Brad Fraser's stage play Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love. Fraser also wrote the screenplay for the film adaptation. The film version follows the story line of the original play fairly closely: a gay man and his heterosexual, female roommate (who sexually experiments by having sex with a lesbian) try to find love and sexual gratification in Edmonton, as a serial killer is loose in the city.While the film was shot on location in Montreal, Quebec, the original stage play and the screenplay are both set in Edmonton, Alberta. There are attempts made in the dialogue, props and background film footage to identify the city as Edmonton, as in David's remark, ""Let's order a Rosebowl pizza and discuss your sexual crises"" (Rose Bowl Pizza was a well-known restaurant and bar in Edmonton). In another scene, the TV news reporter signs off from ""CFR-"" and gets cut off by the TV remote control before she can say ""-N"", the final call letter of Edmonton's CTV affiliate station. Sal's remark, ""It's chicken night at Flash"", is an allusion to Flashback, a long-gone Edmonton gay bar. There's also repeated use of a Sun newspaper (the Edmonton Sun is one of the city's major daily newspapers, although the city's name is not included in the masthead of the prop paper) and CBC-TV Canadian Football League footage of an Edmonton Eskimos game.Fraser won a Genie Award for his adapted screenplay, while stars Mia Kirshner, Joanne Vannicola and Matthew Ferguson received acting nominations.In 2011, it was finally released on Region 1 DVD from Sony Pictures Classic's MOD service. It is also available in the UK on a Region 0 (""region-free"") PAL DVD issued by Arrow Films.<EOS>"
1721,159071,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sara_Berner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Moder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Big Bad Wolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Little_Red_Riding_Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bad_Wolf_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Three_Little_Pigs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Big Bad Wolf is an animated short film released on April 13, 1934, by United Artists & RKO Radio Pictures produced by Walt Disney and directed by Burt Gillett as part of the Silly Symphonies series. Acting partly as a sequel to the wildly successful adaptation of The Three Little Pigs of the previous year (maintaining the previous film's title characters as well as its villain), this film also acts as an adaptation of the fairy-tale Little Red Riding Hood, with the Big Bad Wolf from 1933's Three Little Pigs acting as the adversary to Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother.<EOS>"
1722,97486,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Schneider_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donna_Stokes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_R._Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracey_Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Schneider_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donna_Stokes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_R._Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychiatry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Schneider_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Motion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Body_image_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Love_of_Nancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_eating_disorders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>For the Love of Nancy is a 1994 American made-for-television drama film directed by Paul Schneider. The film, based on a true story, deals with anorexia nervosa. Lead actress Tracey Gold was actually recovering from the disease while making the movie and used her own life experience for the portrayal of Nancy.Nancy, a recent high school graduate, finds herself grappling with uncertainty about the future. After a noticeable change in her body, she becomes fixated on her appearance and withdraws from others, spending most of her time alone. As she struggles with an increasing obsession over her weight, she pushes away those around her, leading to growing concern from people who notice her drastic transformation.Her health begins to deteriorate, though she refuses to seek help, even as the pressure to confront her issues grows. Ultimately, Nancy reluctantly admits to her condition but remains resistant to treatment. With time and intervention, she begins to face her struggles and slowly works toward recovery, learning to open up about her challenges and take steps to regain control over her life.<EOS>"
1723,155512,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Schach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Schach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Second Best Bed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Monaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Taming_of_the_Shrew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_Bed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Walls<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Second Best Bed is a 1938 British comedy film directed by Tom Walls and starring Walls, Jane Baxter and Veronica Rose. The screenplay was by Ben Travers,  based on an earlier story of his, and concerns a newly married couple who soon run into domestic difficulties when the wife refuses to obey her husband's every order.<EOS>"
1724,105473,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Dinello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley M. Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lauren Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_McAboy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Head<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Amy Sydorick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Meloni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Sedaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Alan_Grier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathan_Kress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chelah_Horsdal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Dinello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_McAboy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Daniel_Licht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickelodeon_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gym_Teacher:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Dinello<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gym Teacher: The Movie is a 2008 sports comedy television film directed by Paul Dinello, starring Christopher Meloni, Amy Sedaris, David Alan Grier, and Nathan Kress. The film premiered on Nickelodeon on September 12, 2008.<EOS>"
1725,96268,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chester_Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Allied Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.H._Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chester_Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.H._Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>File 113<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:File_113<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chester_Franklin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>File 113 is a 1933 American pre-Code mystery film directed by Chester Franklin and starring Lew Cody, Mary Nolan and June Clyde. Monsieur Lecoq, a Parisian detective solves a series of crimes. It is based on a story by the nineteenth century French writer Émile Gaboriau.<EOS>"
1726,126426,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Geoffrey Nethercott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-Amalgamated Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derrick Sherwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacqueline Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_La_Bern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Accidental Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merton_Park_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidental_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Accidental Death (also known as Jack of Judgement) is a 1963 British drama directed by Geoffrey Nethercott and starring John Carson, Jacqueline Ellis, and Derrick Sherwin. It was written by Arthur La Bern based on a story by Edgar Wallace.It was made at Merton Park Studios as part of the long-running series of Edgar Wallace adaptations.<EOS>"
1727,167827,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The EGGcited Rooster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_EGGcited_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Henery_Hawk_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The EGGcited Rooster is a 1952 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on October 4, 1952, and features Foghorn Leghorn, Henery Hawk and the Barnyard Dawg.<EOS>"
1728,105648,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Michael_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Prism Entertainment Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry L. Collier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Pryor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judd_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_L._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Downey_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Gorshin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Michael Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kane Picoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Danon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hail Caesar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_Caesar_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Heavy_metal_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hail Caesar is a 1994 comedy film directed by Anthony Michael Hall in his directorial debut. The film stars Hall, Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Downey Jr., Bobbie Phillips, and Judd Nelson. The film follows Julius Caesar McGruder, a would-be rock star who makes a bet with his girlfriend's father to be able to continue dating her. The film is based on an original story by Mark Twain.<EOS>"
1729,135612,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Wrecking_Corp.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tim Kincaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Wrecking_Corp.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Joe Gage Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Wrecking_Corp.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Gage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Wrecking_Corp.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Halsted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Wrecking_Corp.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Locke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Wrecking_Corp.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>El Paso Wrecking Corp.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Wrecking_Corp.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Wrecking_Corp.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Wrecking_Corp.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Wrecking_Corp.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Wrecking_Corp.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Wrecking_Corp.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Wrecking_Corp.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Wrecking_Corp.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joe_Gage_(Tim_Kincaid)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>El Paso Wrecking Corp.  is a 1978 American gay pornographic film written and directed by Tim Kincaid, better known as Joe Gage. It is the second in what has come to be known as his ""Working Man Trilogy"", which begins with 1976's Kansas City Trucking Co. and concludes with 1979's L.A. Tool & Die. The lead roles are by Richard Locke and Fred Halsted.<EOS>"
1730,151729,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Orestes Calpini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Seymour Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Old MacDonald Had a Farm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_songs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_MacDonald_Had_a_Farm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sing-along<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Old MacDonald Had a Farm is an animated musical-comedy short, produced by Famous Studios and released by Paramount Pictures on December 28, 1945.<EOS>"
1731,165777,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Porky's Five & Ten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_ships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Pacific_Ocean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_fish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Five_&_Ten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Porky's Five & Ten is a 1938 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon short directed by Bob Clampett. The short was released on April 16, 1938, and stars Porky Pig.Porky sets sail for the Boola-Boola islands in the South Seas with a sailboat full of cargo and plans to open a five and dime store, until a swordfish cuts a hole in the hull.<EOS>"
1732,48720,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Price of Wisdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Wisdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Price of Wisdom is a 1935 British drama film directed by Reginald Denham and starring Mary Jerrold, Roger Livesey and Lilian Oldland. It was made at British and Dominions Elstree Studios as a quota quickie for release by the British subsidiary of Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
1733,66957,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ken Blancato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Cullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Paulsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Most<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendie_Jo_Sperber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Cadorette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Hoskins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stewardess School<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Folk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewardess_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_flight_attendants<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stewardess School is a 1986 American comedy film directed by Ken Blancato and starring Brett Cullen and Don Most. It is also known for being one of voice veteran Rob Paulsen's very few onscreen roles, and up until the early 2000s, one of the most played films on the American cable channel Comedy Central.<EOS>"
1734,65976,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brian Larsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Lally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenny Pickett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Smash and Grab<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:SparkShorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_robots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_motion_capture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_and_Grab_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_trains<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Smash and Grab is a 2019 American animated science fiction action adventure short film directed and written by Brian Larsen, produced by Pixar Animation Studios, and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It is the second film in Pixar's SparkShorts program, and focuses on two robots who try to escape from their work routine. The short premiered at the El Capitan Theatre on January 18, 2019, before being released on YouTube on February 11, 2019. The short was also released on Disney+ on November 12, 2019.<EOS>"
1735,120301,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Buzzell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_J._Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Buzzell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_J._Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Girl Friend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Friend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Buzzell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Girl Friend is a 1935 American musical comedy film directed by Edward Buzzell and starring Ann Sothern, Jack Haley and Roger Pryor.<EOS>"
1736,24575,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_J._Murphy_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sarcophilous Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Scorpio Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Caroline Aylward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Becky Simpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Efford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joseph Sheahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_J._Murphy_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Invitation to Hell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_Hell_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Satanism<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Invitation to Hell is a 1982 horror film directed by Michael J. Murphy about Satan possessing several people at a countryside English estate.<EOS>
1737,35598,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_S._Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean S. Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrienne King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betsy Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Crosby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeannine Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laurie Bartram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robbi Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_S._Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_S._Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Miller_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Friday the 13th<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_summer_camps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Manfredini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1958<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1957<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Victor_Miller_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1979<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sean_S._Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Friday_the_13th_(franchise)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Friday the 13th is a 1980 American slasher film produced and directed by Sean S. Cunningham, written by Victor Miller, and starring Betsy Palmer, Adrienne King, Harry Crosby, Laurie Bartram, Mark Nelson, Jeannine Taylor, Robbi Morgan, and Kevin Bacon. The plot follows a group of teenage camp counselors who are murdered one by one by an unknown killer while they are attempting to reopen an abandoned summer camp with a tragic past.Prompted by the success of John Carpenter's Halloween (1978), director Cunningham put out an advertisement to sell the film in Variety in early 1979, while Miller was still drafting the screenplay. After casting the film in New York City, filming took place in New Jersey in the fall of 1979, on an estimated budget of approximately $550,000. A bidding war ensued over the finished film, ending with Paramount Pictures acquiring the film for domestic distribution, while Warner Bros. secured international distribution rights.Released on May 9, 1980, Friday the 13th was a major box office success, grossing $59.8 million worldwide, making it the fifteenth highest-grossing film of the year, and the second highest-grossing film for Paramount. The film's critical response was largely unfavorable, with numerous critics deriding it for its graphic violence, though it did receive some praise for its cinematography and score.Aside from being the first independent film of its kind to secure distribution in the U.S. by a major studio, its box office success led to a long series of sequels, a crossover with the  A Nightmare on Elm Street film series, and a 2009 series reboot. A direct sequel, Friday the 13th Part 2, was released one year later. The film has been subject to critical analysis in film studies for its depiction of youth suffering violent deaths after engaging in premarital sex, a trope at the center of the film's plot that was frequently used in subsequent slasher films. It has received mixed retrospective reviews and garnered a cult following.<EOS>"
1738,166930,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Cummings_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Keel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skelton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Cummings_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Kingsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wells_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Texas Carnival<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Carnival<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Walters<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Texas Carnival is a 1951 American Technicolor musical film directed by Charles Walters and starring Esther Williams, Red Skelton and Howard Keel.<EOS>"
1739,162091,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Moberly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bob Woodburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crown_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lou Wiethe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Gleason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fabian_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Moberly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crown_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Moberly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Laura and Big John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_criminals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crown_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Laura_and_Big_John<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Little Laura and Big John is a 1973 American feature film about the exploits of the Ashley gang in the Florida everglades in the 1910s and 1920s.<EOS>
1740,166946,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Don Henderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Futurama International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George E. Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Berry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emby Mellay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Touch of Satan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Devil_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_O._Ragland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Touch_of_Satan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Touch of Satan is a 1971 American independent horror film directed by Don Henderson and starring Michael Berry and Emby Mellay in their debut roles. The film was shot between 1968 and 1970 in the Santa Ynez, California area and featured early work by movie makeup artist Joe Blasco, cinematographer Jordan Cronenweth, and composer Robert O. Ragland. The film was relatively obscure, playing only in drive-in theaters and dollar movie houses until a 1998 appearance on the series Mystery Science Theater 3000.<EOS>"
1741,145753,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neal H. Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Erik Feig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William S. Beasley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stokely Chaffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Cobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Love Hewitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mekhi Phifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Freddie Prinze Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Muse Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Settle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Cannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erik_Feig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trey_Callaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Still Know What You Did Last Summer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Still Know What You Did Last Summer: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Original_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Bahamas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1998<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Holiday_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Boston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Frizzell_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Independence_Day_(United_States)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Filicide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_teenagers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mandalay_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Danny_Cannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Still_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Still Know What You Did Last Summer is a 1998 slasher film directed by Danny Cannon and written by Trey Callaway. It is the sequel to I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997), and the second installment in the I Know What You Did Last Summer franchise. It stars Jennifer Love Hewitt, Freddie Prinze Jr. and Muse Watson, who reprise their roles from the first film, while Brandy, Mekhi Phifer, Bill Cobbs, Matthew Settle, Jennifer Esposito, Jack Black, Jeffrey Combs, and John Hawkes also star. The film takes place one year after the first film and again follows the character of Julie James (Hewitt), who wins a vacation to the Bahamas with her friend group. During their vacation, they are targeted by a killer. The film is an international co-production between the United States, Mexico and Germany.I Still Know What You Did Last Summer was released theatrically in the United States on November 13, 1998. It received negative reviews and grossed $40 million domestically on a budget of $24 million. Worldwide, it earned $84 million, making it a certified box office success.It was followed by two films: the direct-to-video standalone sequel I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer (2006), and the legacy sequel I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025), which features the return of Hewitt, Prinze Jr. and Brandy.<EOS>"
1742,94055,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamont_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Iveson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Les_Harris_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamont_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Iveson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Les_Harris_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>History<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada / United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1980<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Iran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1979<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Iranian_Revolution_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lamont_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Canada–United_States_relations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Iran:_The_Canadian_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Iran_hostage_crisis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Escape from Iran: The Canadian Caper is a Canadian-American television film from 1981 about the ""Canadian Caper""  during the Iranian Revolution and hostage crises.<EOS>"
1743,102808,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Rachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Salinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olivia_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Curry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Balthazar_Getty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Rachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Salinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Four Dogs Playing Poker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Dogs_Playing_Poker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_crime_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Four Dogs Playing Poker is a 2000 crime thriller directed by Paul Rachman starring Stacy Edwards, Balthazar Getty, Olivia Williams, Daniel London and Tim Curry. Forest Whitaker makes a cameo appearance in the picture.<EOS>"
1744,39264,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Scheinman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathy Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren Bacall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Caan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frances Sternhagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Farnsworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Scheinman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Misery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Actress_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_kidnapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Stephen_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Drama_Actress_Golden_Globe-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Colorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Two-handers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fandom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marc_Shaiman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Castle_Rock_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rob_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nurses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misery_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_William_Goldman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Misery is a 1990 American psychological horror thriller film directed by Rob Reiner from a screenplay by William Goldman. It is based on Stephen King's 1987 novel and stars James Caan as famed novelist Paul Sheldon who is held captive by Annie Wilkes (Kathy Bates), an obsessive fan. The supporting cast includes Frances Sternhagen, Richard Farnsworth, and Lauren Bacall.Development on an adaptation of King's novel began after producer Andrew Scheinman recommended it to Reiner, who recruited Goldman to write the film's screenplay. Casting for the film was extensive: several actors were offered the roles of Sheldon and Wilkes before Caan and Bates were hired; Bates was a stage actress mostly unknown to film audiences. Principal photography began in February 1990, with filming locations including Genoa, Nevada and Los Angeles. The film's score was composed by Marc Shaiman.Misery was theatrically released in the United States on November 30, 1990, by Columbia Pictures. It grossed $61.3 million worldwide and received positive reviews from critics, with praise for the horror and performances of the leading duo. Bates's Academy Award for Best Actress win made Misery the only film based on a novel by King to win an Academy Award.<EOS>"
1745,94057,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Neill Fearnley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Lhotka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arvi liimatainen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Escape from Mars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mars_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hard_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:UPN_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2016<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2015<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Neill_Fearnley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Escape from Mars is a 1999 made-for-TV film produced for the UPN Network. The story concerns five astronauts who make the first crewed trip to Mars in 2015.The film was filmed in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.<EOS>"
1746,167052,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>First National Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loretta_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Withers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Edward_Faragoh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Too Young to Marry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_National_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Francis_Edward_Faragoh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_to_Marry_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Too Young to Marry is a 1931 American Pre-Code comedy film directed by Mervyn LeRoy and starring Loretta Young and Grant Withers, a married couple in real life, although it ended with an annulment. It was produced and distributed by First National Pictures. It is based on a 1929 play Broken Dishes by Martin Flavin.It is preserved in the Library of Congress collection incomplete.<EOS>"
1747,103400,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Morosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carole_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sara_Allgood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Morosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Loeb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Buchman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It Happened in Flatbush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brooklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Flatbush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It Happened in Flatbush is a 1942 American sports comedy film directed by Ray McCarey and starring Lloyd Nolan, Carole Landis and Sara Allgood. The film is a baseball comedy inspired by the 1941 Brooklyn Dodgers' pennant win.This film's sets were designed by Lewis Creber and Richard Day.<EOS>"
1748,140180,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Contemporary Films Ltd.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ismail_Merchant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madhur_Jaffrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Fletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Varnier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Bateson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ismail_Merchant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Prawer_Jhabvala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Autobiography of a Princess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ruth_Prawer_Jhabvala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autobiography_of_a_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merchant_Ivory_Productions_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Autobiography of a Princess is a 1975 film directed by James Ivory and starring James Mason and Madhur Jaffrey. It was written by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala and produced by Ismail Merchant.<EOS>
1749,121043,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Lazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Warden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Ustinov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Morley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cleese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Grodin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Goelz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Whitmire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diana Rigg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Patchett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Rose_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Tarses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Juhl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great Muppet Caper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great Muppet Caper: The Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ITC_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Jim_Henson_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joe_Raposo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Muppets_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jerry_Juhl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Muppet_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Henson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Great Muppet Caper is a 1981 musical heist comedy film directed by Jim Henson (in his feature directorial debut) and the second theatrical film featuring the Muppets. The film stars Muppet performers Henson, Frank Oz, Dave Goelz, Jerry Nelson, Richard Hunt, and Steve Whitmire, as well as Charles Grodin and Diana Rigg, with special cameo appearances by John Cleese, Robert Morley, Peter Ustinov, and Jack Warden. The film was produced by ITC Entertainment and The Jim Henson Company and distributed by Universal Pictures. In the plot, the Muppets are caught up in a jewel heist while investigating a robbery in London.The film was released by Universal Pictures and Associated Film Distribution on 26 June 1981 in the United States and on 30 July 1981 in the United Kingdom. It is the only Muppets feature film directed by Henson. Shot in the United Kingdom in 1980, the film was released shortly after the final season of The Muppet Show.<EOS>"
1750,135049,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sword of Honour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sword_of_Honour_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Butcher's_Film_Service_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sword of Honour is a 1939 British drama film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Geoffrey Toone, Sally Gray, Dorothy Dickson. Location shooting took place at Sandhurst, while interiors were shot at Walton Studios. Shortly afterwards, Elvey shot another military-themed film Sons of the Sea at Dartmouth Naval College.<EOS>"
1751,162706,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvin_Willat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Crescent Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Keene, Rita Hayworth, and Will Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvin_Willat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Old Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1800s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Louisiana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irvin_Willat<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Old Louisiana is a 1937 American Western film, directed by Irvin Willat. It stars Tom Keene, Rita Hayworth, and Will Morgan.<EOS>"
1752,69223,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Claxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kent_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Knudsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Half Past Midnight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_F._Claxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_Past_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Half Past Midnight is a 1948 American comedy murder mystery film. It was William F. Claxton's first directed feature after eight years as a film editor.<EOS>
1753,167554,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Electric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Electric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cat and the Kit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1926_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat_and_the_Kit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Felix_the_Cat_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cat and the Kit, also referred to as A Cat and a Kit and Felix the Cat and the Kit is a 1925 silent short film by the Pat Sullivan Studio, featuring Felix the Cat. This cartoon was used to promote Mazda light bulbs from General Electric.<EOS>"
1754,65166,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Independent Exhibitors' Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sing as You Swing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_as_You_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Rock_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sing as You Swing is a 1937 British musical film directed by Redd Davis and starring Charles Clapham, Bill Dwyer and Claude Dampier. It was written by Clifford Grey and Syd Courtenay. It was made as a quota quickie and features turns from a variety of radio and revue stars with little background narrative.<EOS>"
1755,115323,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rian_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Weinstein Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Summit Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ram Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James D. Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wendy Japhet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrien Brody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robbie Coltrane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Ruffalo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maximilian Schell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Weisz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rinko Kikuchi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rian_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Summit_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ram_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_D._Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rian_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Brothers Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Brothers Bloom: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_con_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Czech_Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Serbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montenegro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Serbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ram_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Greece<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Summit_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montenegro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rian_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nathan_Johnson_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Rian_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_Bloom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Czech_Republic<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Brothers Bloom is a 2008 American caper comedy-drama film written and directed by Rian Johnson. The film stars Rachel Weisz, Adrien Brody, Mark Ruffalo, Rinko Kikuchi, Maximilian Schell, and Robbie Coltrane. The film went into wide release in May 2009.<EOS>"
1756,165381,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Butterworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garry_Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder at the Windmill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_the_Windmill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ronald_Hanmer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder at the Windmill (U.S. title: Mystery at the Burlesque, also known as Murder at the Burlesque ) is a 1949 British crime film directed and written by Val Guest and starring Garry Marsh, Jon Pertwee, Jack Livesey, Eliot Makeham and Jimmy Edwards. The film is ""Daniel Angel and Nat Cohen prsents.""It was shot at Walton Studios and was the first film to show footage inside the Windmill Theatre. There is also footage of Archer Street, outside.It was the first feature produced by Daniel Angel and the first feature invested in by Nat Cohen.<EOS>"
1757,116309,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Santley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monta_Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Groucho_Marx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harpo_Marx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chico_Marx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeppo_Marx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Santley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monta_Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morrie_Ryskind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_S._Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cocoanuts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Irving_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Santley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Astoria_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Marx_Brothers_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cocoanuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cocoanuts is a 1929 pre-Code musical comedy film starring the Marx Brothers (Groucho, Harpo, Chico, and Zeppo). Produced for Paramount Pictures by Walter Wanger, who is not credited, the film also stars Mary Eaton, Oscar Shaw, Margaret Dumont and Kay Francis. The first sound film to credit more than one director (Robert Florey and Joseph Santley), it was adapted to the screen by Morrie Ryskind from the musical play by George S. Kaufman. Five of the film's tunes were composed by Irving Berlin, including ""When My Dreams Come True"", sung by Oscar Shaw and Mary Eaton.On January 1, 2025, The Cocoanuts entered the public domain.<EOS>"
1758,98126,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Di_Drew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Penelope Spence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garry_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk_Marika<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bayulma Marika<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Di_Drew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Banduk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Aboriginal_Australians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banduk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Di_Drew<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Banduk is a 1985 Australian television film shot in Nhulunbuy in East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory of Australia.<EOS>"
1759,104498,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthea_Sylbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Goldie_Hawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Romanus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Sarandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthea_Sylbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Miller_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Meyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Shyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Protocol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_assassinations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Buck_Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Asia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Basil_Poledouris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protocol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Protocol is a 1984 American comedy film starring Goldie Hawn and Chris Sarandon, written by Buck Henry, and directed by Herbert Ross. Hawn plays a Washington, D.C. cocktail waitress who prevents the assassination of a visiting Arab emir and winds up a national heroine.<EOS>"
1760,156997,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Petty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Schamus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Campbell_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Aniston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Mahoney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cameron Diaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maxine Bahns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike McGlone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Schamus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She's the One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Songs and Music from She's the One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Schamus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_the_One_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>She's the One is a 1996 American romantic comedy film written and directed by New York actor and director Edward Burns. It stars Burns, Jennifer Aniston, Cameron Diaz, Mike McGlone, Maxine Bahns and John Mahoney. The film features one of Tom Petty's few movie soundtracks and is named after the Bruce Springsteen song of the same name.The film was released theatrically on August 23, 1996, to generally positive critical reception, and grossed $13.8 million on a budget of $3 million. Aniston and Diaz earned particular acclaim for their performances.<EOS>"
1761,113662,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Cosgrove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITV_(TV_Network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Hall_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Cosgrove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Keith Hopwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Henderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_Root<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Jason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Thornton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mollie_Sugden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Thorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Hibbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ballard_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Knowles_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Cosgrove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITV_(TV_Network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Cosgrove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Hall_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hambley_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The BFG<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The BFG – Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_giants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rotoscoped_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Elizabeth_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Roald_Dahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Keith_Hopwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Cosgrove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_BFG_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cosgrove_Hall_Films_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Roald Dahl's The BFG, or simply The BFG, is a 1989 British animated fantasy adventure made-for-television film, directed by Brian Cosgrove from a screenplay by John Hambley, based on the 1982 novel The BFG by Roald Dahl.Roald Dahl's The BFG debuted in the United Kingdom on 25 December 1989, on ITV. The film was dedicated to animator George Jackson, who had worked on numerous Cosgrove Hall Productions projects prior to his death in 1986. The film is also the last role of Ballard Berkeley (the voice of the Head of the Army), who died in 1988.<EOS>"
1762,6718,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steff_Gruber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Filmcoopi Zurich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>STARFILM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steff Gruber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steff Gruber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bonnie T.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wanda Linn Wester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>and the voice of James Herbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steff_Gruber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steff_Gruber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steff_Gruber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Moon in Taurus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steff_Gruber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swiss_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_in_Taurus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Swiss_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Moon in Taurus is a 1980 film directed by Swiss filmmaker Steff Gruber.<EOS>
1763,97429,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alberto_Cavalcanti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Skutezky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alberto_Cavalcanti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Skutezky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>For Them That Trespass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_miscarriage_of_justice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alberto_Cavalcanti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_Them_That_Trespass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>For Them That Trespass is a 1949 British crime film directed by Alberto Cavalcanti and starring Richard Todd, Patricia Plunkett and Stephen Murray. It is an adaptation of the 1944 novel of the same name by Ernest Raymond.The film's main theme is miscarriage of justice. In the film, a professional writer witnesses a murder. He decides not to testify on behalf of an innocent man accused of the crime, wishing to protect his own reputation. The innocent man spends 15 years in prison for the murder. Once released, he tries to clear his name.<EOS>"
1764,29381,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David T. Friendly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Todd Komarnicki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed Helms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Caan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabrielle Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Meet Dave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Meet Dave: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Regency_Enterprises_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dune_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_size_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Dave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Robbins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Meet Dave is a 2008 American science fiction comedy film directed by Brian Robbins and written by Bill Corbett and Rob Greenberg. It stars Eddie Murphy in the title role, alongside Elizabeth Banks, Gabrielle Union, Ed Helms, Scott Caan and Kevin Hart. The film was released on July 11, 2008, and grossed $50 million against a $60 million budget.<EOS>"
1765,60322,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Monahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Headington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Colin Vaines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Monahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Redmond Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Quentin Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keira Knightley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Winstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Thewlis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Friel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>London Boulevard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Irish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_East_Sussex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Graham_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_William_Monahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:GK_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Monahan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>London Boulevard is a 2010 British crime thriller film written and directed by William Monahan (in his directorial debut), based on Ken Bruen's 2001 novel of the same name. The film stars Colin Farrell, Keira Knightley, and Ray Winstone. It was released in the United Kingdom on 26 November 2010, by Entertainment Film Distributors.<EOS>"
1766,6482,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Palace Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Woolley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Morris,_4th_Baron_Killanin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Niall Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beverly D'Angelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donal McCann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lorraine Pilkington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Woolley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Morris,_4th_Baron_Killanin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Miracle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Anne_Dudley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Neil_Jordan<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Miracle is a 1991 drama film written and directed by Neil Jordan. It stars Beverly D'Angelo, Donal McCann, and Niall Byrne. It was entered into the 41st Berlin International Film Festival.<EOS>"
1767,6875,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Philips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Begg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Coleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Philips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>On the Right Track<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_homelessness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lee_Philips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Right_Track<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Arthur_B._Rubinstein<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>On the Right Track is a 1981 American romantic comedy film with the feature film debut of Gary Coleman.  It was directed by Lee Philips, produced by Ronald Jacobs, and released to theaters by 20th Century Fox in the spring of 1981. The co-stars include Michael Lembeck, Lisa Eilbacher, Bill Russell, Maureen Stapleton, and Norman Fell.A young, homeless shoeshine 10 years old boy named Lester (Coleman) is living in a locker at Chicago Union Station. Already a beloved figure among the staff at the station who look after him, and avoiding attempts to move him to an orphanage, he finds great popularity after it is revealed that he has an amazing talent for picking winning horses at the racetrack.Due to his success on television with the sitcom Diff'rent Strokes, child actor Gary Coleman's popularity led to development of film projects where he can play the lead. A script, originally intended for someone else, was chosen because of Coleman's love for trains. With a $3 million budget, filming commenced in May 1980 in Chicago.Though it received a number of reviews concluding that it was sappy and capitalizing on Coleman's TV following, many found the film charming, well written, well acted, with Coleman being a solid actor in his first lead role in a motion picture.The film was a financial success, it grossed $13 million at the box office, ranking it at 61st of the highest grossing films of that year. On home-video rentals, the film added $10 to 15 million to its revenue.<EOS>"
1768,3633,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Blitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Picturehouse_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Effie T. Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Evyen J. Klean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Piazza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Yoo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_D'Agosto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reece_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Blitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Picturehouse_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Blitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rocket Science<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rocket Science: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Picturehouse_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Baltimore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocket_Science_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_high_school_debate<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rocket Science is a 2007 American comedy-drama film written and directed by Jeffrey Blitz, and starring Reece Thompson, Anna Kendrick, Nicholas D'Agosto, Vincent Piazza, and Aaron Yoo. It tells the story of Hal Hefner, a fifteen-year-old stutterer who decides to join his school's debate team when he develops a crush on its star member, and addresses the themes of coming of age, sexuality, and finding one's voice.Blitz conceived a rough storyline for the film while making Spellbound, a documentary about 1999's Scripps National Spelling Bee, but an HBO Films executive persuaded him to write the film based on his own adolescence when he told her about his experiences as a stutterer. The film's producers visited several cities in the United States and Canada; Thompson was cast based on a tape which his agent had sent and a follow-up audition after the first actor cast in the lead was forced to pull out. The film was shot over 30 days in Baltimore, Maryland and Trenton, New Jersey.Rocket Science premiered on January 19, 2007 at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival and was theatrically released on August 10. It was not a financial success, earning only US$756,000 from its $4.5 million budget, though it was well-received by critics. Reviewers praised Thompson, Kendrick and D'Agosto's performances and the film's parallels to real life; others believed that the film was deliberately quirky and forgettable. It was nominated for Sundance's Dramatic Grand Jury Prize and three Independent Spirit Awards. Though it failed to win any of the Grand Jury Prizes at Sundance, Blitz won its Dramatic Directing Award.<EOS>"
1769,116731,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A.W. Hackel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.W._Hackel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_F._Royal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Courageous Avenger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Courageous Avenger is a 1935 American Western film directed by Robert N. Bradbury.<EOS>
1770,31757,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Medicine Show<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_shapeshifting<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Medicine Show is a 1933 short animated film by Columbia Pictures. The film is part of a long-running short film series featuring Krazy Kat.<EOS>
1771,126541,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Marcuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Robinson_(TV_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Marcuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Marcuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Marcuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penne_Hackforth-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Marcuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Marcuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grigor_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Marcuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>After Marcuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Marcuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Marcuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Marcuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Marcuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Marcuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Marcuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Marcuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ted_Robinson_(TV_director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>After Marcuse is an Australian television film. It stars Diane Craig, Penne Hackforth-Jones, and Grigor Taylor.<EOS>"
1772,114838,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Tokar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stefanie_Powers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Shaughnessy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Silvers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Fell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wally_Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Tokar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Boatniks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Coast_Guard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Orange_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Tokar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boatniks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ron_W._Miller<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Boatniks is a 1970 American comedy film directed by Norman Tokar and starring Robert Morse, Stefanie Powers, Don Ameche and Phil Silvers. It was made by Walt Disney Productions, released by Buena Vista Distribution.Young and awkward, Coast Guard Ensign Thomas Garland (Morse) suffers from the comparison with his late father, a war hero, which does not prevent him from falling for pretty Kate Fairchild (Powers), a young woman who manages a sailing school. Of course, the way he expresses his deep feelings for the lady leaves much to be desired, and the situation does not improve when a trio of bumbling jewel thieves interferes.Wally Cox had a supporting role playing a man who manages a boat for girls to give parties for the purposes of socializing with men.<EOS>"
1773,83438,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winterbottom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Eaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Tong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Serkis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lennie James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Coogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paddy Considine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Henderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Simm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winterbottom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Eaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Cottrell_Boyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>24<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Post-punk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:House_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Punk_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Camcorder_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_with_unreliable_narrators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Winterbottom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Frank_Cottrell-Boyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Factory_Records<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Madchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:24_Hour_Party_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Music_in_Manchester<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>24 Hour Party People is a 2002 British biographical comedy drama film about Manchester's popular music community from 1976 to 1992, and specifically about Factory Records. It was written by Frank Cottrell Boyce and directed by Michael Winterbottom. The film was entered into the 2002 Cannes Film Festival to positive reviews.It begins with the punk rock era of the late 1970s and moves through the 1980s into the rave and DJ culture and the ""Madchester"" scene of the late 1980s and early 1990s. The main character is Tony Wilson (played by Steve Coogan), a news reporter for Granada Television and the head of Factory Records. The narrative largely follows his career, while also covering the careers of the major Factory artists, especially Joy Division and New Order, A Certain Ratio, The Durutti Column and Happy Mondays.The film is a dramatisation based on a combination of real events, rumours, urban legends and the imaginings of the scriptwriter, as the film makes clear. In one scene, one-time Buzzcocks member Howard Devoto (played by Martin Hancock) is shown having sex with Wilson's first wife in the toilets of a club; the real Devoto, an extra in the scene, turns to the camera and says, ""I definitely don't remember this happening"". The fourth wall is frequently broken, with Wilson (who also acts as the narrator) frequently commenting on events directly to camera as they occur, at one point declaring that he is ""being postmodern, before it's fashionable"". The actors are often intercut with real contemporary concert footage, including the Sex Pistols gig at the Lesser Free Trade Hall.<EOS>"
1774,137138,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franklin_Schaffner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Ransohoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Keith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:JoBeth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Waterston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kris_Kristofferson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kieu_Chinh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franklin_Schaffner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Ransohoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Welcome Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Henry_Mancini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_Home_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Franklin_J._Schaffner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Welcome Home is a 1989 American drama film directed by Franklin Schaffner. It was Schaffner's last film and was released posthumously. This film stars Kris Kristofferson as a Vietnam War veteran who returns to his family and tries to readjust to life after a nearly 20 year absence. The film also stars JoBeth Williams, Brian Keith, and Sam Waterston. The theme song for the film, ""Welcome Home"" was performed by Willie Nelson.<EOS>"
1775,37882,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>James Gartner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derek Luke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Voight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Allen_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bettina_Gilois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Glory Road<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Glory Road Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_basketball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_American_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Trevor_Rabin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_El_Paso,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_basketball_players<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_in_El_Paso,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:College_basketball_mass_media_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965–66_NCAA_University_Division_men's_basketball_season<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:UTEP_Miners_men's_basketball<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Glory Road is a 2006 American sports drama film directed by James Gartner, based on a true story surrounding the events leading to the 1966 NCAA University Division Basketball Championship. Don Haskins portrayed by Josh Lucas, head coach of Texas Western College (now known as University of Texas at El Paso or UTEP), coached a team with an all-black starting lineup, a first in NCAA history. Glory Road explores racism, discrimination and student athletics. Supporting actors Derek Luke and Jon Voight also star in principal roles.The film was a co-production between the motion picture studios of Walt Disney Pictures, Jerry Bruckheimer Films, Texas Western Productions, and Glory Road Productions. It was commercially distributed by Buena Vista Pictures theatrically and by the Buena Vista Home Entertainment division for the video rental market. It premiered in theaters nationwide in the United States on January 13, 2006, grossing $42,938,449 in box office business despite generally mixed reviews from critics. Glory Road was nominated for a number of awards including the Humanitas Prize; the film won the 2006 ESPY Award for Best Sports Movie.On January 10, 2006, the original motion picture soundtrack was released by the Hollywood Records music label. The soundtrack was composed and orchestrated by musician Trevor Rabin. The DVD release, featuring theatrical trailers, extended interviews with players and colleagues of coach Haskins, and deleted scenes, among other highlights, was released in the U.S. on June 6, 2006.<EOS>"
1776,98279,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Moffly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Crowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Salma Hayek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Cristofer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Breaking Up<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Regency_Enterprises_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Mothersbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Cristofer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Breaking Up is a 1997 American romantic drama film directed by Robert Greenwald and written by Michael Cristofer, based on his stage play of the same name. The film stars Russell Crowe and Salma Hayek as Steve and Monica, a couple whose relationship leads to an out-of-the-blue marriage. It was released in the United States by Warner Bros. on October 17, 1997.<EOS>"
1777,50505,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Madden_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Czernin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penelope_Wilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_Imrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maggie_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judi_Dench<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nighy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dev_Patel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Strathairn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Pickup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Madden_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Czernin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ol_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rajasthan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rajasthan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TSG_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Thomas_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Graham_Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Best_Exotic_Marigold_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Madden<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel is a 2015 comedy drama film that is the sequel to The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel. Its ensemble cast is Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Dev Patel, Bill Nighy, Celia Imrie, Penelope Wilton, Ronald Pickup, David Strathairn, and Richard Gere. The film was directed by John Madden and written by Ol Parker.<EOS>"
1778,7832,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Barnz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Cartsonis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roz Weisberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Krause<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Patrick_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary-Kate_Olsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Hudgens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:LisaGay_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Pettyfer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Barnz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Cartsonis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roz_Weisberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Barnz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beastly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Barnz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_romance_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_fantasy_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_curses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_narcissism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marcelo_Zarvos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beastly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Beauty_and_the_Beast<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Beastly is a 2011 American romantic fantasy drama film loosely based on Alex Flinn's 2007 novel of the same name. It is a retelling of the fairytale Beauty and the Beast and is set in modern-day New York City. The film was written and directed by Daniel Barnz, and stars Vanessa Hudgens, Alex Pettyfer, Mary-Kate Olsen (in her final film role), Peter Krause, LisaGay Hamilton and Neil Patrick Harris.<EOS>"
1779,76634,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carl K. Hittleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maury Nunes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Hayden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emmett Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Burbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trail of the Mounties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Albert_Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_the_Mounties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Canada<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trail of the Mounties, also known as Law of the Mounties, is a 1947 American western film directed by Howard Bretherton and starring Russell Hayden, Jennifer Holt, and Emmett Lynn.<EOS>"
1780,102443,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Dimsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hibberd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Dimsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cummins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Spence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Dimsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hibberd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Dimsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hibberd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dimboola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimboola_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dimboola is a 1973 film. It is a filmed recording of a performance of Jack Hibberd's play of the same name by the Australian Performing Group at The Pram Factory.<EOS>
1781,123889,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joan Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Broomfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freestyle_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassian_Elwes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc Hoeferlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Broomfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freestyle_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassian_Elwes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sarah Palin: You Betcha!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_politicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Broomfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Palin:_You_Betcha!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sarah_Palin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sarah Palin: You Betcha! is a 2011 documentary film about Sarah Palin. Directed by Nick Broomfield and Joan Churchill, the film was produced by Marc Hoeferlin and Cassian Elwes and edited by Michael X. Flores. Shani Hinton, Sophie Watts and Gregory Unruh executive produced. The documentary premiered at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival. $31,120 was raised through Kickstarter for the film's distribution and advertising. The film received a limited release in the United States on September 30, 2011.<EOS>"
1782,105522,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Zaloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Lampert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhea_Perlman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Greist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabrielle_Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tara_Spencer-Nairn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Friedle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Pyfrom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_operas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ice_hockey_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H-E_Double_Hockey_Sticks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Randall_Miller<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>H.E. Double Hockey Sticks is a 1999 American made-for-television comedy film directed by Randall Miller starring Will Friedle and Matthew Lawrence. The film is based on the opera Griffelkin by Lukas Foss. The film's title is a common euphemism for the word hell. The film premiered on October 3, 1999, as a part of The Wonderful World of Disney anthology series on ABC.<EOS>"
1783,108712,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sheldon Larry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Alliance Atlantis Communications<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laszlo_Barna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Crewson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Marotte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Atlantis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laszlo_Barna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Svendsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>At the End of the Day: The Sue Rodriguez Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Andrew_Lockington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mychael_Danna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sheldon_Larry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_End_of_the_Day:_The_Sue_Rodriguez_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amyotrophic_lateral_sclerosis<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>At the End of the Day: The Sue Rodriguez Story is a 1998 Canadian television film about the life of Canadian right to die advocate Sue Rodriguez.The film was written by Linda Svendsen based on the book by Lisa Hobbs Birnie and directed by Sheldon Larry.<EOS>
1784,31585,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pearson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James S. Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Carew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucille_Lisle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pearson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Peacock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_MacDougall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Midnight at Madame Tussaud's<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Pearson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_at_Madame_Tussaud's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Highbury_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Midnight at Madame Tussaud's  is a 1936 British thriller film directed by George Pearson and starring Lucille Lisle, James Carew and Charles Oliver. The screenplay concerns an explorer who bets his friends he can spend a night in Madame Tussaud's chamber of horrors.<EOS>"
1785,57017,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Siro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Siro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Russell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mala_Powers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Siro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Siro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Enrique_Torres_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Allá donde muere el viento<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Argentina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Argentine_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Argentine_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Wind_Dies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Argentine_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Allá donde muere el viento (Where The Wind Dies) is a 1976 Argentine drama film directed by Fernando Siro and written by Enrique Torres. The film stars John Russell, Tippi Hedren and Mala Powers.<EOS>"
1786,77712,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>AMLF<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Line Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Fienberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Angelo Badalamenti, David Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kyle MacLachlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Dean Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Bowie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Isaak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sheryl Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Moira Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambient_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1989<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Filicide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1988<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Angelo_Badalamenti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Portland,_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Peaks:_Fire_Walk_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Twin_Peaks<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me is a 1992 American surrealist neo-noir psychological horror film directed by David Lynch, and co-written by Lynch and Robert Engels. It serves as a prequel to seasons one and two of the television series Twin Peaks (1990–1991), created and produced by Mark Frost and Lynch. It begins with the FBI's investigation into the murder of Teresa Banks (Pamela Gidley) before shifting to the last seven days of the life of Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee), a popular-but-troubled high school student in the fictional town of Twin Peaks, Washington. Palmer's murder was the primary plot thread of the TV series.Greenlit shortly after the TV series was cancelled, Fire Walk with Me had a much darker tone than the TV series and did not address many of season two's unfinished narratives, including its cliffhanger ending. Although most of the television cast reprised their roles for the film, many comparatively lighthearted scenes featuring town residents were cut. In addition, the series' main star, Kyle MacLachlan (Dale Cooper), asked for his role to be downsized, and Lara Flynn Boyle's character Donna Hayward was recast with Moira Kelly. In 2014, several deleted scenes were recut into a narrative and released as Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces.Fire Walk with Me premiered at the 1992 Cannes Film Festival in competition for the Palme d'Or. The film was notoriously polarizing: Lynch said that the film was booed at Cannes, and the American press generally panned the film. The film was controversial for its frank and vivid depiction of parental sexual abuse, its relative absence of fan-favorite characters, and its surrealistic style. The film was a box-office bomb in North America, but fared better in Japan and France. Due to the poor reception, plans for a sequel were abandoned. However, the film has been positively re-evaluated in the 21st century, and is now widely regarded as one of Lynch's major works. Lynch and Frost eventually received funding to produce a third season of the TV series in 2017, which revisited several plot threads from the film. In 2019, the British Film Institute ranked Fire Walk with Me the fourth-best film of the 1990s.<EOS>"
1787,131199,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Crary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Palm_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Braun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Braun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Crary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lydia_Lunch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Ranaldo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Hütz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arto_Lindsay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thurston_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_O<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Branca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.G._Thirlwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Rev<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gira<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Crary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Palm_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Crary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Braun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Braun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Collage_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_punk_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Your_Idols_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sonic_Youth<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kill Your Idols is a documentary film about three decades of art punk bands in New York City, directed and produced by Scott Crary and executive produced by Dan Braun and Josh Braun.  The film debuted at the 2004 Tribeca Film Festival, where it won the award for Best Documentary.<EOS>"
1788,35164,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carl Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Tracy, Dick Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Opatoshu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reni_Santoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Rickles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Gilford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Margolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elaine_May<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelley_Winters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_J._Pollard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jose_Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Deacon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Enter Laughing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Film score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Quincy_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1938<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enter_Laughing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_autobiographical_novels<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Enter Laughing is a 1967 comedy film, directed by Carl Reiner, based on his autobiographical novel and the 1963 stage play of the same name. It was Reiner's directorial debut.The film stars newcomer Reni Santoni, Elaine May, Jose Ferrer, Shelley Winters, Jack Gilford, and Janet Margolin. It tells the story of a young Jewish man from the Bronx trying to break into the theater and launch a career in acting.The film has never been released on DVD or Blu-Ray.<EOS>"
1789,170231,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearce_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Luis Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearce_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jo Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearce_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pearce Sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearce_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearce_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearce_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearce_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearce_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearce_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Pearce Sisters is a 2007 short film created by Aardman Animations.<EOS>
1790,161049,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Selpin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miles Malleson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Owen_Nares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winifred_Shotter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_Wilshin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Selpin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georg_C._Klaren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_de_Létraz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Love Contract<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Selpin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Contract<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_musical_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Love Contract is a 1932 British musical film directed by Herbert Selpin and starring Winifred Shotter, Owen Nares and Sunday Wilshin. The screenplay concerns a young woman who becomes the driver of a wealthy stockbroker who lost her family's savings. It was based on a play by Jean de Letraz, Suzette Desty and Roger Blum. It was produced by Herbert Wilcox's company British & Dominions Film Corporation. Alternate language versions were made in French (Conduisez-moi Madame) and in German (Chauffeur Antoinette), both of which were also directed by Selpin.<EOS>"
1791,169011,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Safety_First<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>George Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Safety_First<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Automobile Manufacturers of America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Safety_First<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Automobile Manufacturers of America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Safety_First<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Your Safety First<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Safety_First<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Safety_First<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Safety_First<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Safety_First<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Safety_First<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Safety_First<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Safety_First<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Your Safety First was a 1956 promotional cartoon created by the Automobile Manufacturers of America. The 13-minute short film set in the year 2000 explains the history of the automobile and the improvements to comfort, performance, and safety that have been made over the years. It has been noted as a precursor to the animated series The Jetsons, which borrowed heavily on the ideas presented in the cartoon including a three-hour work day, automated flying cars, and robotic arms performing most tasks.<EOS>"
1792,9942,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivy_St._Helier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Neagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Heatherley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esme_Percy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernand_Gravey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lydia_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monckton_Hoffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bitter Sweet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Operetta_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_operettas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Sweet_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_musical_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Bitter Sweet is a British musical romance film directed by Herbert Wilcox and released by United Artists in 1933. It was the first film adaptation of Noël Coward's 1929 operetta Bitter Sweet. It starred Anna Neagle and Fernand Gravey, with Ivy St. Helier reviving her stage role as Manon. It was made at British and Dominion's Elstree Studios and was part of a boom in operetta films during the 1930s.It tells the story of Sarah Linden's romance. Sarah, now a gray-haired old woman, tells her story to a girl who is on the eve of marrying an obnoxious man when she is really in love with a musician.The operetta was remade in 1940 as a film of the same name with Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy; however, it was less faithful to the original story than the less censored 1933 version.<EOS>"
1793,104541,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Eton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denholm_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Naismith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Bell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Eton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Feely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Quest for Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_parallel_universes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_alternative_history_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_World_War_II_alternate_histories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quest_for_Love_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Terence_Feely<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Quest for Love is a 1971 British romantic science fiction drama film directed by Ralph Thomas and starring Joan Collins, Tom Bell and Denholm Elliott. It was written by Terence Feely based on the 1954 short story Random Quest by John Wyndham.<EOS>"
1794,113710,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Backlot_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_DeFalco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Backlot_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_DeFalco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Backlot_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Backlot Murders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Backlot_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Backlot_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Backlot_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Backlot_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Backlot_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Backlot_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Backlot_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Backlot_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Backlot_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_DeFalco<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Backlot Murders (also known as Death is Directing in Germany) is a 2002 American slasher film directed by David DeFalco. It stars Priscilla Barnes, Charles Fleischer  and Corey Haim. The film follows a killer in an Elvis mask, murdering the cast and crew of a music video shoot.<EOS>"
1795,92132,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_Dunphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Digiulio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dark Harvest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexuality-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2002<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Satanism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_scarecrows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harvest_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_direct-to-video_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dark Harvest is a 2004 American slasher film, written and directed by Paul Moore.<EOS>"
1796,23716,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fryer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Lasher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Gazzara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denholm_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Hiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Rey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helmut_Griem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katharine_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_McDowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Faye_Dunaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Constantine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Suzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_von_Sydow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehemiah_Persoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Koslo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Wanamaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Spinetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Schell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynne_Frederick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:José_Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Harris_(American_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_Adler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oskar_Werner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Rossiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fryer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Shagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Voyage of the Damned<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actress_Golden_Globe-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_ships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lalo_Schifrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Barcelona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Embassy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1939<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stuart_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Holocaust_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hamburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Havana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ITC_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jewish_emigration_from_Nazi_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_books_about_the_Holocaust<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:International_response_to_the_Holocaust<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Voyage of the Damned is a 1976 drama film directed by Stuart Rosenberg, with an all-star cast featuring Faye Dunaway, Oskar Werner, Lee Grant, Max von Sydow, James Mason, Lynne Frederick and Malcolm McDowell.The story was inspired by actual events concerning the fate of the ocean liner MS St. Louis carrying Jewish refugees from Germany to Cuba in 1939. It was based on a 1974 nonfiction book of the same title written by Gordon Thomas and Max Morgan-Witts. The screenplay was written by Steve Shagan and David Butler. The film was produced by ITC Entertainment and released by Rank Film Distributors in the UK and Avco Embassy Pictures in the U.S.<EOS>"
1797,7112,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dennis Steinmetz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_T._Aubrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carter_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Callan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Begley_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Gorshin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Buzzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorrell_Booke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Bowen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_T._Aubrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Friedman_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Record City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Record_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ron_Friedman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Record City is a 1977 American comedy film starring Ed Begley Jr., Sorrell Booke, Michael Callan, Jack Carter, Frank Gorshin, Ruth Buzzi, Dennis Bowen, Larry Storch, and Alice Ghostley. It was made on location at Eagle Rock, California.<EOS>"
1798,71191,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanny_Brice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Jackson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lord_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transitional_sound_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Man_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Man is a 1928 black and white sound part-talkie American comedy-drama musical film directed by Archie Mayo starring Fanny Brice and featuring Guinn ""Big Boy"" Williams. In addition to sequences with audible dialogue or talking sequences, the film features a synchronized musical score and sound effects along with English intertitles. According to the film review in Variety, 62 minutes of the total running time of 99 minutes featured dialogue. The soundtrack was recorded using the Vitaphone sound-on-disc system.This film was Brice's feature film debut at the age of 37. She was a star in the Ziegfeld Follies before she started acting in motion pictures. Warner Bros. had completely stopped making silent movies by 1928 and had switched exclusively to sound pictures by the end of the year, producing synchronized, part-talkies or full all-talking pictures. In 1929, Warner Bros. would lead the way in making sound movies in color.<EOS>"
1799,164115,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_R._Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Hatton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Mack_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Woodbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_R._Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adele_Buffington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bennett_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Flame of the West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_the_West_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Flame of the West is a 1945 American Western film directed by Lambert Hillyer and starring Johnny Mack Brown, Raymond Hatton and Joan Woodbury.<EOS>"
1800,39028,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Boston Quackie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boston_Quackie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Boston Quackie is a 1957 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes short directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on June 22, 1957, and stars Daffy Duck and Porky Pig. The cartoon and its title are a parody of the character Boston Blackie.The film is a spy comedy, featuring a secret agent who has to recover a stolen attaché case.<EOS>"
1801,56375,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalmas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Deling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalmas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalmas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Deling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalmas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Deling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalmas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dalmas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalmas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalmas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalmas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalmas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalmas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bert_Deling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalmas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalmas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dalmas is a 1973 Australian film directed by Bert Deling. One critic wrote that ""with Dave Jones’ Yackety Yack [the film] constitutes the clearest presence of Godard in Australian cinema.""<EOS>"
1802,6299,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Stanley_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Robert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Aranson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Moby Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:One-character_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Moby-Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby_Dick_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Stanley_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Moby Dick is a 1978 filmed one-man version of Herman Melville's classic 1851 novel Moby Dick.  The film starred Jack Aranson, a Shakespearean actor trained in the Old Vic, and was directed by Paul Stanley.<EOS>"
1803,159750,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Brough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winifred_Shotter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rookery Nook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Rock_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rookery_Nook_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aldwych_farce<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Rookery Nook is a 1930 film farce, directed by Tom Walls, with a script by Ben Travers. It is a screen adaptation of the original 1926 Aldwych farce of the same title. The film was known in the U.S. as One Embarrassing Night.The film was very successful at the box office and led to a series of filmed farces.<EOS>"
1804,31549,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Navy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Navy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Navy is a 1930 short animated film produced by Walter Lantz and as part of the Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoons.<EOS>
1805,160473,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Campbell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joan Barnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Grossbart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unforgivable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unforgivable_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Graeme_Campbell_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Unforgivable is a 1996 American made-for-television drama film directed by Graeme Campbell and starring John Ritter, Harley Jane Kozak, Gina Philips, Susan Gibney and James McDaniel. The film premiered on April 30, 1996 on CBS.Though the film received little to no critical acclaim, John Ritter was praised for his performance as an abusive husband and graduating from his best known role as the lovable Jack Tripper on Three's Company.<EOS>"
1806,86443,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Don Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gary Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Folk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dom DeLuise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan Pryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cloris Leachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Nelson Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hayley Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phillip Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tawny Sunshine Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Troll in Central Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Folk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Environmental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_Norse_mythology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_trolls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Don_Bluth_and_Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sullivan_Bluth_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Troll_in_Central_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Central_Park<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Troll in Central Park (released in some countries as Stanley's Magic Garden) is a 1994 American independent animated musical fantasy comedy film co-directed by Don Bluth and Gary Goldman. The film stars the voice talents of Dom DeLuise, Cloris Leachman, Charles Nelson Reilly, Phillip Glasser, Tawny Sunshine Glover, Hayley Mills and Jonathan Pryce. It tells the story of a troll who is exiled from the Kingdom of Trolls by an evil troll queen for growing flowers and lands in Central Park where he befriends two children. This is the final Bluth film to star DeLuise.Theatrically released in the United States on October 7, 1994, by Warner Bros. under their Family Entertainment label, the film received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics who criticized its pacing, characters, visuals, and songs although its nostalgic tone, animation, and voice acting (aside from Dom DeLuise) were praised. The film was a box office bomb, grossing just $71,368 at the North American box office.<EOS>"
1807,38970,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damian_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Public_Broadcasting_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:JCI_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Steele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Damian Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Bartlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_S._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Spader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Stoltz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damian_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Public_Broadcasting_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:JCI_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damian_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Bartlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_S._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damian_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Greasy Lake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greasy_Lake_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Damian_Harris<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Greasy Lake is a 1988 American short drama film based on the short story ""Greasy Lake"" by T. Coraghessan Boyle. It was directed by Damian Harris and stars Eric Stoltz and James Spader.<EOS>"
1808,98376,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Uwagbai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Ezuruonye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Ezuruonye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wofai_Fada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derrick Aduwo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Funny Bone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Uwagbai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Ezuruonye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Ezuruonye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brother Jekwu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Nigeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Nigerian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nigerian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Lagos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nigerian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brother_Jekwu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Lagos<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Brother Jekwu is a 2016 Nigerian comedy thriller film directed by Charles Uwagbai, written and produced by Mike Ezuruonye. It was released across Cinemas in 2016.<EOS>"
1809,112752,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lon_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Krafft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The 13th Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_13th_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Nigh<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The 13th Man, also known as The Thirteenth Man, is a 1937 American mystery film directed by William Nigh and starring Weldon Heyburn, Inez Courtney and Selmer Jackson. It was the first film released by the relaunched Monogram Pictures after the studio withdrew from a merger with Republic Pictures.<EOS>"
1810,14397,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Winkler Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_J._Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_J._Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alice Gets Stung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alice_Comedies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Gets_Stung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Alice Gets Stung is a 1925 animated short film by Walt Disney in the Alice Comedies series. It was Virginia Davis' last performance as Alice.<EOS>
1811,70457,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bill Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Making_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Making Good is a 1932 animated short film by Walter Lantz Productions, starring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. It is the 57th Oswald film by Lantz's studio and the 110th overall. The film had an original copyright notice, but it was not renewed.<EOS>"
1812,76949,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Ford_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Auer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Ford_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Auer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trial Without Jury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Philip_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trial_Without_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trial Without Jury is a 1950 American mystery film directed by Philip Ford and starring Robert Rockwell, Barbra Fuller and Kent Taylor.The film's sets were designed by the art director Frank Hotaling.<EOS>"
1813,69311,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Hurwitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Leiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hayden_Schlossberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Todd Strauss-Schulson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Greg Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Patrick_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kal_Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Hurwitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Leiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hayden_Schlossberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Hurwitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hayden_Schlossberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Harold & Kumar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trilogies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_Indian-American_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_Korean_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_cannabis_users<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_characters_from_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_characters_introduced_in_2004<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_Asian-American_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_duos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_&_Kumar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_film_duos<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Harold & Kumar is a series of American films created by Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg. Beginning with Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle (2004) and followed by Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay (2008) and A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas (2011), the films star John Cho, Kal Penn, and Neil Patrick Harris.The films are considered buddy stoner comedies, with surreal and animated elements in later sequels. Contrasting ideas and perspectives on life, romance, and maturity feature as recurring themes, while the series is notable for its racially diverse main cast.The first film was directed by Danny Leiner, the second was directed by creators Hurwitz and Schlossberg, and the third by Todd Strauss-Schulson. The films were distributed by New Line Cinema and Warner Bros. Pictures; the films were produced by Mandate Pictures, Kingsgate Films, Endgame Entertainment, and New Line Cinema. The films chronicle the adventures of Harold Lee (Cho) and Kumar Patel (Penn).Harold & Kumar has received generally mixed to positive critical reception.<EOS>"
1814,38999,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beeban_Kidron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC_Worldwide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phillippa Giles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Pryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Tutin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rakie_Ayola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beeban_Kidron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC_Worldwide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanette_Winterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Great Moments in Aviation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Pyromaniac's Love Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shades of Fear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_ships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1957<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rachel_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Grenada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Moments_in_Aviation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Beeban_Kidron<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Great Moments in Aviation is a 1994 British romantic drama film set on a 1950s passenger liner. The film follows Gabriel Angel (Rakie Ayola), a young Caribbean aviator who falls in love with the forger Duncan Stewart (Jonathan Pryce) on her journey to England. Stewart is pursued by his nemesis Rex Goodyear (John Hurt), and the group are supported by Dr Angela Bead (Vanessa Redgrave) and Miss Gwendolyn Quim (Dorothy Tutin), retired missionaries who become lovers during the voyage.The film was written by Jeanette Winterson, directed by Beeban Kidron and produced by Phillippa Gregory, the same creative team that collaborated on Winterson's Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit in 1990. Winterson intended the screenplay to be reminiscent of a fairy tale, and was unhappy at being asked to write a new ending for its American release.The film was shown at the 1994 Cannes Film Festival and broadcast on British television in 1995. Although originally intended for theatrical release, it failed to find a theatrical distributor, and was released straight to video in the United States in 1997 under the title Shades of Fear. The film received mixed to negative reviews from critics, and while the lesbian sub-plot in particular was generally well received, Winterson's scripting was a focal point of criticism.<EOS>"
1815,103509,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paddy_Considine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:StudioCanal_UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Diarmid Scrimshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paddy Considine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Pitts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jodie_Whittaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Popplewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Welsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paddy_Considine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:StudioCanal_UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paddy_Considine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Journeyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_boxing_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Journeyman is a 2017 British drama film written and directed by Paddy Considine. The film stars Considine and Jodie Whittaker, with Paul Popplewell, Anthony Welsh and Tony Pitts.<EOS>"
1816,139878,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hoyts Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yoram Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Scott_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robyn Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Higgins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Frawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dot and Keeto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_size_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flying_Bark_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_insects<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_Keeto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dot and Keeto is a 1986 Australian animated film.<EOS>
1817,125584,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hewlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Kibble Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jane Loughman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Lenic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Hewlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul McGillion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Hewlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amanda Byram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mars the Dog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Lenic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Luttrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hewlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lenic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hewlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Dog's Breakfast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog's_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stargate<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Dog's Breakfast is a 2006 Canadian comedy independent film. It was the first film to be written and directed by British-born Canadian actor David Hewlett, who is best known for his role of Dr. Rodney McKay in the TV franchise Stargate. Hewlett created the film as a private off-season project and stars alongside his real-life sister Kate Hewlett and Stargate actors Paul McGillion, Christopher Judge and Rachel Luttrell. The film was produced by John Lenic and Jane Loughman.Due to its strong affiliation with the Stargate franchise, the film generated considerable buzz within the Stargate fandom. It had several screenings in selected major towns in the US and the UK in late 2006 and 2007. MGM picked up worldwide television and home video rights to the film in early December 2006. The film was released on DVD on September 18, 2007, in the United States and Canada by MGM's then-home-video distributor 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment.<EOS>"
1818,167322,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Gerber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Slan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Nielsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_McCoy_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Gerber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rent-a-Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rent-a-Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Initial_Entertainment_Group_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rent-a-Kid is a 1995 American comedy film. It stars Leslie Nielsen, Christopher Lloyd, and Matt McCoy. It was directed by Fred Gerber.<EOS>"
1819,166021,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Rilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Grant_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Longhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Felicity Devonshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brendan_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victoria_Burgoyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Rilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Grant_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_McGrath_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Norden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Secrets of a Door-to-Door Salesman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wolf_Rilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Door-to-Door_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Secrets of a Door-to-Door Salesman, also known as Naughty Wives, is a 1973 sex comedy film directed by Wolf Rilla and starring  Brendan Price and Sue Longhurst.<EOS>"
1820,19511,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Kanew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bernie Casey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ted McGinley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Kanew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Revenge of the Nerds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_wave_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:College_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Synthpop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tucson,_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bullying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pranks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Thomas_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Interscope_Communications_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeff_Kanew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:University_of_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universities_and_colleges_in_art<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Revenge_of_the_Nerds<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Revenge of the Nerds is a 1984 American comedy film directed by Jeff Kanew and starring Robert Carradine, Anthony Edwards, Ted McGinley, and Bernie Casey. The plot follows a group of nerds at the fictional Adams College trying to stop the ongoing harassment by jock fraternity Alpha Betas and its sister sorority Pi Delta Pi.<EOS>"
1821,132548,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>M. Night Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Oliver Leiber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_Ghost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Herbers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bryce Dallas Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>M. Night Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Giamatti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Balaban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Irwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarita Choudhury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jared Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Freddy Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady in the Water<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_apartment_buildings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Legendary_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sam_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_the_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blinding_Edge_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady in the Water is a 2006 American fantasy psychological thriller film written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan, who produced with Sam Mercer. The film features the starring cast of Paul Giamatti and Bryce Dallas Howard with Bob Balaban, Jeffrey Wright, Sarita Choudhury, Freddy Rodriguez, Bill Irwin, and Jared Harris in supporting roles. Produced by Legendary Pictures and Blinding Edge Pictures and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures, the film's plot concerns the superintendent of a Philadelphia apartment complex who discovers a young woman in the swimming pool. Gradually, he and his neighbors learn that she is a water nymph (or Narf) whose life is in danger from a vicious, wolf-like, mystical creature called a Scrunt that tries to keep her from returning to her watery ""blue world"". Lady in the Water was released on July 21, 2006. It is Shyamalan's first film not distributed by Walt Disney Studios under their Touchstone Pictures and Hollywood Pictures labels since Wide Awake.The film received negative reviews, with criticism revolving around the self-indulgence with which Shyamalan cast himself in the film, the lack of consistency, and the film's characterization. The film was also a financial failure grossing $72 million against a $70 million production budget. At the 27th Golden Raspberry Awards, Lady in the Water received four nominations for Worst Picture and Worst Screenplay, and won two for Worst Director, and Worst Supporting Actor for Shyamalan.<EOS>"
1822,86348,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Savoy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Jackson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_McHenry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim & Bob, L. T. Hutton, Snoop Doggy Dogg, Roger Troutman, Somethin' for the People, R. Kelly, Soopafly, Battlecat, Eric Benét, D'Flow Production Squad, Touch, B-Love, Gizzo, Dwayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Regina King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Della Reese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roger E. Mosley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lynn Whitfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daryl Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bobby Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Thin Line Between Love and Hate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Thin Line Between Love and Hate – From the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_stalking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Thin_Line_Between_Love_and_Hate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_Lawrence<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>A Thin Line Between Love and Hate is a 1996 American comedy thriller film starring and directed by Martin Lawrence in his feature film directorial debut. It tells the story of Darnell Wright (Lawrence), a ladies' man who finds himself stalked by one of his obsessed lovers: Brandi (Lynn Whitfield), an attractive and successful, but unstable older realtor businesswoman.Along with directing and starring in the film, Lawrence co-wrote the screenplay alongside Kenny Buford, Bentley Kyle Evans and Kim Bass. Released on April 3, 1996, the film grossed over $34 million at the box office against a budget of $8 million. As of 2025, A Thin Line Between Love and Hate is the only film that Lawrence has ever directed.<EOS>"
1823,163062,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlotte Rampling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trevor Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yul Brynner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Yeldham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Long Duel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_British_Raj<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Empire_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Scott_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Duel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Annakin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Long Duel is a 1967 British adventure film directed by Ken Annakin and starring Yul Brynner, Trevor Howard, Charlotte Rampling and Harry Andrews. It was written by Peter Yeldham and is set in British-ruled India of the 1920s.<EOS>"
1824,104040,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Wood_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Lenic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brad Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Browder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amanda Tapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Shanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claudia Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Dean Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Wood_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Lenic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stargate: Continuum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Arctic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2008<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2009<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1939<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Arctic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_Continuum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stargate_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stargate: Continuum is a 2008 American military science fiction film directed by Martin Wood and written by Brad Wright. It is the second sequel to the television series Stargate SG-1, following The Ark of Truth (2008). The film stars the main cast of the series' last season, with the return of Richard Dean Anderson as Jack O'Neill.The film is a time-travel adventure in which Ba'al travels back to 1939 to create an alternate timeline in which Earth never establishes their Stargate Program, and to take control of the Goa'uld Empire. As the only people to remember the truth, the SG-1 team attempts to reinstate the original timeline.Continuum was released direct-to-video on July 29, 2008, by MGM Home Entertainment (distributed by Fox). The Sci-Fi Channel premiered the film on television in the United States on April 3, 2009.<EOS>"
1825,150756,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raja_Gosnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Juvonen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sandy Isaac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John C. Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Drew Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Molly Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Vartan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leelee Sobieski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Garry Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raja_Gosnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Juvonen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abby_Kohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Silverstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Never Been Kissed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music from the Motion Picture Never Been Kissed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_proms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1989<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pranks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1999<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raja_Gosnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flower_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Been_Kissed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kissing<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Never Been Kissed is a 1999 American romantic comedy film directed by Raja Gosnell, and starring Drew Barrymore, Jessica Alba, David Arquette, Michael Vartan, Leelee Sobieski, Jeremy Jordan, Molly Shannon, Garry Marshall, and John C. Reilly.<EOS>"
1826,153755,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Moctesuma Esparza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Blount<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Stockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Dudikoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michele Little<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norbert Weisser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Radioactive Dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_World_War_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2011<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:De_Laurentiis_Entertainment_Group_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1996<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radioactive_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Pyun<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Radioactive Dreams is a 1985 post-apocalyptic science fiction-comedy film written and directed by Albert Pyun and starring George Kennedy, Michael Dudikoff, Don Murray, and Lisa Blount. The names of the two main characters are homages to noir detective fiction icons Philip Marlowe, Raymond Chandler and Mike Hammer. The film has achieved cult status and has been screened in several cult revival programs around the world.The film begins with two boys growing up in a fallout shelter, in an attempt to escape a nuclear war. They rejoin the world in 2010, and soon acquire the activation keys of the world's last nuclear missile. They get involved in gang warfare in their new environment.<EOS>"
1827,51747,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Tibbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mary Parent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Tibbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pharrell Williams, Chad Hugo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clancy Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Antonio Banderas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Kenny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Fagerbakke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Berry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mr. Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carolyn Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rodger Bumpass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Tibbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Parent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Tibbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Aibel_and_Glenn_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Tibbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Hillenburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music from The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reggae_fusion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comic_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickelodeon_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickelodeon_Movies_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Pacific_Ocean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Savannah,_Georgia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rough_Draft_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dolphins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_fish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Surreal_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jonathan_Aibel_and_Glenn_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Stephen_Hillenburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Stephen_Hillenburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_Out_of_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:SpongeBob_SquarePants_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water is a 2015 American animated adventure comedy film based on the television series SpongeBob SquarePants. Directed by series veteran Paul Tibbitt, the film stars the show's regular voice cast alongside Antonio Banderas in a live-action role, and Matt Berry as a new character. The plot follows Burger Beard, a pirate who steals the Krabby Patty secret formula using a magical book that makes any text written upon it come true, leading to SpongeBob SquarePants and his friends to travel to the ocean's surface to confront Burger Beard and retrieve the formula. It is the second theatrical film based on the series, following The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie in 2004.The film was written by Jonathan Aibel and Glenn Berger, adapted from a story by Tibbitt and SpongeBob creator Stephen Hillenburg. As with the first film, the final act places the animated characters in a live-action world. These scenes were directed by Mike Mitchell and were filmed in Savannah and Tybee Island, Georgia. Filming began in September 2013, and was completed in November that year. The film is dedicated to Ernest Borgnine, the voice of Mermaid Man, who died in 2012. It also features the final film role of Tim Conway, the voice of Barnacle Boy, who died in 2019.The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water was released in the United States on February 6, 2015 by Paramount Pictures. It received generally positive reviews from critics, and was a box office success, earning $325 million against its $60–74 million budget, and becoming the highest-grossing film in the series. A third film, The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run, was released in 2020, and a fourth, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, is due to be released on December 19, 2025.<EOS>"
1828,70345,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Harry Wagstaff Gribble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Wagstaff Gribble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Raft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alison_Skipworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Bennett_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_Stuart_Boylan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Gates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Racketeer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alexander_Hall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Madame Racketeer is a 1932 American pre-Code comedy film featuring Alison Skipworth, Richard Bennett and George Raft. The movie was directed by Harry Wagstaff Gribble and Alexander Hall. It was produced and distributed by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
1829,155315,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Kaczender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United Film Distribution Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sunset Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry G. Spangler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Éric_Rochat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rutger Hauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marie-France_Pisier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Kaczender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Éric_Rochat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_More<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chanel Solitaire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Billancourt_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fashion_designers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Kaczender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanel_Solitaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Coco_Chanel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Chanel Solitaire is a 1981 British-French-American historical drama film directed by George Kaczender and starring Marie-France Pisier, Timothy Dalton, Rutger Hauer, Brigitte Fossey, Karen Black, Lambert Wilson. The film's subject was Coco Chanel. Its budget was around £7 million. The film was based on the novel of the same title by Claude Delay. It was shot at the Billancourt Studios and location shooting in Deauville and Le Meux. The film's sets were designed by the art director Jacques Saulnier.<EOS>"
1830,31484,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_Somlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stanley Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nino_Martini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bonar Colleano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Roc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_Somlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._J._Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caryl_Brahms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Night with You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_You_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Young<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>One Night with You is a 1948 British musical comedy film directed by Terence Young and starring Nino Martini, Patricia Roc and Bonar Colleano. It was written by Caryl Brahms and S.J. Simon adapted from the Italian film Music on the Run by Carlo Ludovoco Bragaglia.<EOS>"
1831,70659,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Fivas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Echelon Studios, Singa Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Estevez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_M._Sjogren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Fivas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rorie D. van Klaveren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kelli Coppens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nathan Rollins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rish Mustaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Estevez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay_Pulsipher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Fivas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nathan Rollins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brook Jenell Slack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Fivas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Estevez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_M._Sjogren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Fivas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Summer Solstice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_set_in_lighthouses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rebels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Solstice_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mathematics<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Summer Solstice tells a story set in coastal Maine, a reflective coming-of-age tale starring George Fivas as Joshua Ballard, a brilliant but aimless and misunderstood college student who finds solace in composing music and writing.  But when his anguished state of mind leads him to cross paths with contemplative lighthouse keeper Seth Arden (Joe Estevez) and his niece Andrea Bettencourt (Brook Jenell Slack, voiced Jelly Otter in Disney's PB&J Otter from 1998 to 2000), the encounter leads Joshua to transcend a personal crisis through an odyssey of self-discovery, and accept the compassion of his friends, old and new, which ultimately saves his life.  Academy Award nominee and Golden Globe winner Karen Black (Five Easy Pieces and The Great Gatsby) plays a stern university professor.  Joshua's college friends are played by Lindsay Pulsipher (HBO's True Blood, A&E's The Beast) and Nathan Rollins.  The screenplay is based on a story by playwright, composer, physicist, and mathematician Jeffrey Gold. The film features the lighthouse Pemaquid Point Light and surrounding coastal areas and towns of Maine and music by popular Maine native, Tim Janis (known for his numerous specials on the American Public Broadcasting Service).  The film was directed by George Fivas, a published scientist and a founder of the jazz and popular music group, Apollo.<EOS>"
1832,70898,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Teddy Mattera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Film i Vast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ice Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Mofokeng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mpho Lovinga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Percy Matsemala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thumi Melamu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Max and Mona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Sweden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_South_African_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Swedish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swedish_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Swedish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_and_Mona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Max and Mona is a 2004 comedy film co-produced between South Africa and Sweden, starring Mpho Lovinga, Jerry Mofokeng and Percy Matsemala and directed by Teddy Mattera. At the 2006 South African Film and Television Awards it won the Golden Horn for Mofokeng as best actor and was nominated in the best production design and best sound design categories at the same event.<EOS>"
1833,161067,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_You_Mean_We%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurie_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_You_Mean_We%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurie_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_You_Mean_We%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurie_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_You_Mean_We%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurie_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_You_Mean_We%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>What You Mean We?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_You_Mean_We%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_You_Mean_We%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_You_Mean_We%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_You_Mean_We%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_You_Mean_We%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_You_Mean_We%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_You_Mean_We%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Laurie_Anderson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>What You Mean We? is a 1986 American made-for-television musical short film starring the performance artist Laurie Anderson, who also wrote and directed the piece.<EOS>"
1834,165008,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Magee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hedley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacqueline Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lukas_Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Never Back Losers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ron_Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merton_Park_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Back_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Never Back Losers is a 1961 British 'B' crime film directed by Robert Tronson and starring Jack Hedley, Jacqueline Ellis and Patrick Magee. It was written by Lucas Heller based on the 1929 novel The Green Ribbon by Edgar Wallace. It was one of the Edgar Wallace Mysteries series, produced at Merton Park Studios in the early 1960s.<EOS>"
1835,37906,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Asbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Furnish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Baker Bloodworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elton John and David Furnish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Hamilton Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maggie Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James McAvoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Statham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Merchant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Blunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dolly Parton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hulk Hogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ozzy Osbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashley Jensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Asbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Furnish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Asbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Riley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Cecil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Burton_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gnomeo & Juliet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orchestral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_couples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prejudice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Romeo_and_Juliet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_adaptations_of_William_Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Modern_adaptations_of_works_by_William_Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_gnomes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_William_Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elton_John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lady_Gaga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kelly_Asbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rocket_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gnomeo_&_Juliet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gnomeo & Juliet is a 2011 animated romantic comedy film directed by Kelly Asbury from a screenplay by Rob Sprackling and John Smith. It is loosely based on the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare and features the voices of James McAvoy, Emily Blunt, Michael Caine, Maggie Smith, Jason Statham, Patrick Stewart, Ashley Jensen, Stephen Merchant, Matt Lucas, Jim Cummings, Julie Walters, Richard Wilson, Ozzy Osbourne, Dolly Parton and Hulk Hogan in his final film. The story follows Gnomeo and Juliet, a pair of garden gnomes who fall in love, but due to the feud between their respective families, they must find a way to keep their blossoming romance a secret.Gnomeo & Juliet premiered at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood on January 23, 2011, and was theatrically released on February 11 by Entertainment One Films in the United Kingdom and Touchstone Pictures in the United States. The film received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $193 million worldwide on a	$36 million budget. It received nominations for several Annie Awards. The song ""Hello Hello"" by Elton John and Lady Gaga was nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song, the Satellite Award for Best Original Song, and the Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Song. A sequel, Sherlock Gnomes, was released in 2018 by Paramount Animation, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and Rocket Pictures without achieving the success of the first film.<EOS>"
1836,6428,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Roome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Cole_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Roome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Harvey_(English_screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Brother's Keeper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Clifton_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Roome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Brother's_Keeper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Brother's Keeper is a 1948 British crime film in the form of a convicts-on-the-run chase thriller, directed by Alfred Roome for Gainsborough Pictures.  It was the first of only two films directed by Roome (the other being the following year's comedy It's Not Cricket) during a long career as a film editor. The film stars Jack Warner and George Cole and was produced by Sydney Box.<EOS>"
1837,113272,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Tennant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney_Media_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Janet Brownell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George W. Perkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drew_Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_John_Denison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harley_Jane_Kozak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Mason_(actor,_born_1949)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Tennant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney_Media_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Motion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Long_Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1992<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andy_Tennant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amy_Fisher_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Hoenig<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Amy Fisher Story is a 1993 American television film dramatizing the events surrounding Amy Fisher's abuse as a teen by Joey Buttafuoco and her eventual conviction for aggravated assault for shooting Buttafuoco's wife. The film was produced by ABC and originally aired on that network; in 1993, it was released on VHS and in 2001 on DVD.The film stars 17-year-old Drew Barrymore, as Amy Fisher. Anthony John Denison portrayed Joey Buttafuoco. It aired the same night and time as another movie on Amy Fisher starring Alyssa Milano for CBS.  The ABC film garnered higher TV ratings and critical praise than the CBS version.<EOS>"
1838,161565,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonas_Mekas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Film-Makers'_Cooperative<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Carruthers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adolfas_Mekas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Argus Spear Juillard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frances Stillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonas_Mekas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Film-Makers'_Cooperative<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Guns of the Trees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_the_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jonas_Mekas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Guns of the Trees is a 1962 American black-and-white film by Jonas Mekas. It follows two young couples – Barbara and Gregory (Frances Stillman and Adolfas Mekas) and Argus and Ben (Argus Spear Juillard and Ben Carruthers). The film features an original musical score by Lucia Dlugoszewski and also folk songs by Sara Wiley, Caither Wiley and Tom Sankey. It also features Allen Ginsberg reading his poetry. George Maciunas makes a short appearance in the film.<EOS>"
1839,11604,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Oliver Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A. Kitman Ho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Whaley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Cruise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Willem Dafoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kyra Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raymond J. Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._Kitman_Ho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Kovic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Born on the Fourth of July<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_director_won_the_Best_Directing_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_editor_won_the_Best_Film_Editing_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_post-traumatic_stress_disorder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Drama_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-war_films_about_the_Vietnam_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_autobiographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_activists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_director_won_the_Best_Director_Golden_Globe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Dallas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Navy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_paraplegics_or_quadriplegics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Drama_Picture_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Independence_Day_(United_States)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_veterans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_on_the_Fourth_of_July_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Oliver_Stone<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Born on the Fourth of July is a 1989 American biographical anti-war drama film that is based on the 1976 autobiography of Ron Kovic. Directed by Oliver Stone, and written by Stone and Kovic, it stars Tom Cruise, Kyra Sedgwick, Raymond J. Barry, Jerry Levine, Frank Whaley, and Willem Dafoe. The film depicts the life of Kovic (Cruise) over a 20-year period, detailing his childhood, his military service and paralysis during the Vietnam War, and his transition to anti-war activism. It is the second installment in Stone's trilogy of films about the Vietnam War, following Platoon (1986) and preceding Heaven & Earth (1993).Producer Martin Bregman acquired the film rights to the book in 1976 and hired Stone, also a Vietnam veteran, to co-write the screenplay with Kovic, who would be played by Al Pacino. When Stone optioned the book in 1978, the film adaptation became mired in development hell after Pacino and Bregman left, which resulted in him and Kovic putting the film on hold. After the release of Platoon, the project was revived at Universal Pictures, with Stone attached to direct. Shot on locations in the Philippines, Texas and Inglewood, California, principal photography took place from October to December 1988, lasting 65 days of filming. The film went over its initial $14 million production budget and ended up costing $17.8 million after reshoots.Upon release, Born on the Fourth of July was praised by critics for its story, Cruise's performance and Stone's direction. The film was successful at the box office as it grossed over $162 million worldwide, becoming the tenth highest-grossing film of 1989. At the 62nd Academy Awards, it received eight nominations, including Best Picture and Best Actor for Cruise, his first nomination, and the film won for Best Director, Stone's second in that category, and Best Film Editing. The film also won four Golden Globe Awards for Best Motion Picture – Drama, Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama, Best Director and Best Screenplay.<EOS>"
1840,14421,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anson_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Novodor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Walken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josie_Bissett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Schlatter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anson_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All-American Murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trimark_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tulsa,_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anson_Williams<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>All-American Murder is a 1991 American direct-to-video thriller film directed by Anson Williams and starring Christopher Walken and Charlie Schlatter. It was released on December 18, 1991, in UK.<EOS>"
1841,164126,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anatole de Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glynis_Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Flesh and Blood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:London_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Glasgow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flesh_and_Blood_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Flesh and Blood is a 1951 British drama film directed by Anthony Kimmins and starring with Richard Todd (in two roles), Glynis Johns and Joan Greenwood. It was written by Anatole de Grunwald based upon the 1933 play A Sleeping Clergyman by James Bridie. Richard Todd said the film ""received reasonable reviews and [did] moderate business"".<EOS>"
1842,56712,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>American World Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dana Dubovsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark L. Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Mandylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Remar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erika_Eleniak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_du_Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Courtney_Joyner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Betrayal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady Jane: Killer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jayne:_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Betrayal (also known as Lady Jayne: Killer) is a thriller film released in 2003 with Erika Eleniak, Julie du Page, Adam Baldwin, James Remar and Louis Mandylor.This film is currently distributed by Multicom Entertainment Group in select territories.<EOS>"
1843,108746,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bert I. Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hoyt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Kenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Agar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Worthing_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Attack of the Puppet People<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mad_scientist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_size_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_of_the_Puppet_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Attack of the Puppet People (retitled Six Inches Tall for its U.K. release) is a 1958 American black-and-white science fiction horror film produced and directed by Bert I. Gordon. It stars John Agar, John Hoyt, and June Kenney. Gordon also supervised the film's special effects. American International Pictures released the film on June 30, 1958 as a double feature with War of the Colossal Beast.The film was rushed into production by AIP and Bert I. Gordon to capitalize on the popular success of Universal-International's The Incredible Shrinking Man, released the previous year in 1957.<EOS>"
1844,161650,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Gershenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constance_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_O'Keefe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Parrish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Gershenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erna_Lazarus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Darling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'm Nobody's Sweetheart Now<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Nobody's_Sweetheart_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I'm Nobody's Sweetheart Now is a 1940 American romantic comedy film directed by Arthur Lubin and starring Dennis O'Keefe, Constance Moore and Helen Parrish. It was produced and distributed by Universal Pictures.<EOS>"
1845,39578,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mix_Me_a_Person<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Norman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mix_Me_a_Person<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mix_Me_a_Person<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Norman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mix_Me_a_Person<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mix_Me_a_Person<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mix Me a Person<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mix_Me_a_Person<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mix_Me_a_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mix_Me_a_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mix_Me_a_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mix_Me_a_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mix_Me_a_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mix_Me_a_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mix_Me_a_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mix_Me_a_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_Norman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mix Me a Person is a 1962 British crime drama film directed by Leslie Norman, starring Anne Baxter, Donald Sinden, Adam Faith, Walter Brown and Carole Ann Ford. A young London criminal is faced with being hanged for murdering a policeman. With even his defence counsel convinced of his guilt, a female psychiatrist tries to prove that the police and legal system have made a mistake.<EOS>"
1846,14425,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Blake Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gravitas_Ventures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Trejo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Casper Van Dien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gravitas_Ventures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All About the Money<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_the_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_action_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All About the Money (also titled Mucho Dinero) is a 2017 American action comedy film directed by Blake Freeman and starring Eddie Griffin, Casper Van Dien, Danny Trejo, Jon Gries and Freeman.<EOS>"
1847,57574,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Steven Lisberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lisberger Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Kushner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Lisberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Gouldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peggy Flook Lisberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Crystal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Shearer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilda_Radner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Fremer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Lisberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisberger_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Kushner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Lisberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Animalympics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Donald_Kushner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals_playing_sports<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_Olympics-inspired_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steven_Lisberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animalympics<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_children's_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Animalympics is a 1980 American animated sports comedy television film directed by Steven Lisberger and produced by Lisberger Studios for the NBC network. Originally commissioned as two separate specials, it spoofs the Summer and Winter Olympic Games and features the voices of Billy Crystal, Gilda Radner, Harry Shearer, and Michael Fremer.<EOS>"
1848,165163,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fergus_McDonell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Donald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerie_Hobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Howard Keel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fergus_McDonell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Barraud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Orde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Small Voice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fergus_McDonell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Small_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Small Voice (US title: The Hideout) is a 1948 British thriller film directed by Fergus McDonell and starring Valerie Hobson, James Donald and Howard Keel (credited as Harold Keel). The film is part of a group of British film noir produced around this time. It was written by George Barraud, Derek Neame and Julian Orde based on the 1940 novel of the same name by Robert Westerby.It was the film debut of Howard Keel who made it while appearing in the original  London production of Oklahoma! The film received a BAFTA nomination for Best British Film in 1949.The ""small voice"" of the title is referred to at the end of the film: the small voice in your own head, of one's conscience telling one not to do something.<EOS>"
1849,160493,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Up in the Air<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_the_Air_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_radio_people<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Up in the Air is a 1940 American comedy mystery film directed by Howard Bretherton and starring Frankie Darro, Marjorie Reynolds and Mantan Moreland. It was produced and released by Monogram Pictures. It was remade in 1945 as There Goes Kelly.<EOS>"
1850,73091,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_J._Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Green Communications<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffery Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Talaat Captan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Jude Burkart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary LoConti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marcus Aurelius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Ann Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mitchell Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Keats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A.P.E.X<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Android_(robot)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_2070s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phillip_J._Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_in_the_2070s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A.P.E.X.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2073<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A.P.E.X is a 1994 science fiction action film directed by Phillip J. Roth and starring Richard Keats, Mitchell Cox, Lisa Ann Russell, and Marcus Aurelius. The plot concerns a group of scientists who explore the past using robotic probes known as the A.P.E.X or ""Advanced Prototype Exploration units"".<EOS>"
1851,165009,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Stanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>PFE<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Stanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kenn Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kerwin_Mathews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barrie_Youngfellow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Caldwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Walter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenn_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenn_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nightmare in Blood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nightmare in Blood is a 1978 American horror film directed by professional late night television horror movie host, and writer, John Stanley.<EOS>"
1852,166115,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Wontner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Fleming_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Macrae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Conan_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Silver Blaze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Blaze_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Silver Blaze is a 1937 British black-and-white crime mystery film, based loosely on Arthur Conan Doyle's 1892 short story ""The Adventure of Silver Blaze"". It was directed by Thomas Bentley, and was produced by Twickenham Film Studios Productions. It stars Arthur Wontner as Sherlock Holmes, and Ian Fleming as Dr. Watson. In the United States, the film was released in 1941 by Astor Pictures, where it was also known as Murder at the Baskervilles, retitled by distributors to capitalize on the success of the Basil Rathbone Holmes film, The Hound of the Baskervilles.It is the last film in the 1931–1937 film series starring Wontner as Sherlock Holmes.<EOS>"
1853,51814,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Joe_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Joe_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Squealer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Squealer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Joe_Brown<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Squealer is a 1930 American pre-Codecrime film directed by Harry Joe Brown, and starring Jack Holt, Dorothy Revier and Davey Lee.The film's sets were designed by the art director Edward C. Jewell.<EOS>"
1854,77426,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Selman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_J._Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Selman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_J._Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tugboat Princess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Princess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Selman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tugboat Princess is a 1936 American-Canadian drama film directed by David Selman and starring Walter C. Kelly, Valerie Hobson and Edith Fellows.<EOS>"
1855,163318,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Giler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Hill_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marilu Henner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fernando Rey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Berenger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>G. W. Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Giler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Hill_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rustlers' Rhapsody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Steve_Dorff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metafictional_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Hugh_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustlers'_Rhapsody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rustlers' Rhapsody is a 1985 American comedy–Western film. It is a parody of many Western conventions, most visibly of the singing cowboy films that were prominent in the 1930s and the 1940s. The film was written and directed by Hugh Wilson, who was supposedly inspired by  working at CBS Studio Center, the former Republic Pictures backlot. It stars Tom Berenger as a stereotypical good-guy cowboy, Rex O'Herlihan, who is drawn out of a black-and-white film and transferred into a more self-aware setting. Patrick Wayne, son of Western icon John Wayne, co-stars, along with Andy Griffith, Fernando Rey, G.W. Bailey, Marilu Henner and Sela Ward.Henner was nominated for a Golden Raspberry Award as Worst Supporting Actress.<EOS>"
1856,83177,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Molly Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Jerrold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syd_Courtenay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_E._Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Coupon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Coupon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Launder<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Coupon is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Frank Launder and starring Leslie Fuller, Mary Jerrold and Molly Lamont. It was based on a play by Ernest Bryan and was a success at the box office. It was shot at the Elstree Studios of British International Pictures near London. The film's sets were designed by the art director Duncan Sutherland.<EOS>"
1857,149049,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Barry_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Timothy O. Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michele Brustin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ian Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erika_Heynatz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nikita Ager<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Serah D'Laine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Barry_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Barry_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mermaids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Little_Mermaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PAX_TV_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mermaids_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_based_on_The_Little_Mermaid<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mermaids is a 2003 television film directed by Ian Barry and starring Serah D'Laine, Nikita Ager and Australian model Erika Heynatz as a trio of mermaid sisters who band together to avenge their father's death. The film is also known in other languages as Sereias (Brazil), Três Sereias (Portugal), Mermaids - Las sirenas (Spain), Oi treis gorgones (Greece), Seireenisiskokset (Finland), Sirènes (France), Sirenas (Argentina and Mexico), Русалки (Bulgaria and Russia), Sirene (Croatia), Mořské panny (Czech Republic), and Morské panny (Slovakia).<EOS>"
1858,118961,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corinne_Calvet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Roman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Borden_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Far Country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Alberta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Revisionist_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Northern_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Henry_Mancini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yukon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1896<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Klondike_Gold_Rush<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Far Country is a 1954 American Technicolor Western film directed by Anthony Mann and starring James Stewart, Ruth Roman, Walter Brennan, John McIntire and Corinne Calvet. Written by Borden Chase, the film is about a self-minded adventurer who locks horns with an evil, corrupt judge while driving cattle to Dawson, Yukon Territory. It is one of the few Westerns to be set in Alaska — others include The Spoilers (1955) and North to Alaska (1960) — although it was not filmed there. This was the fourth Western film collaboration between Anthony Mann and James Stewart. The supporting cast features Jay C. Flippen, Harry Morgan, Steve Brodie, Robert J. Wilke, Chubby Johnson, Royal Dano and Jack Elam.<EOS>"
1859,169403,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madeleine_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carlyle Blackwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miles Mander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Crooked Billet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Billet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Crooked Billet is a 1929 British sound part-talkie drama film directed by Adrian Brunel and starring Madeleine Carroll, Carlyle Blackwell and Miles Mander. It was released in both silent and sound versions, as its production came as the industry was shifting over.  It was made by Gainsborough Pictures at their Islington Studios. The sound version features some sequences with audible dialogue. The rest of the film featured English intertitles with a synchronized musical score and sound effects.It was one of the first films to use RCA's synchronized sound system for dialogue. The plot has been summarized as: ""An international spy searches for lost documents hidden in an old inn.""It is listed on the British Film Institute's 75 Most Wanted list of lost films. The film surfaced in France in December 2021 but the BFI refused to pay the asking price, so the only known 16mm copy is owned by a French individual.<EOS>"
1860,99207,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>No Monkey Business<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_apes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_entertainers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Monkey_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Joe_May<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>No Monkey Business is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Marcel Varnel and starring Gene Gerrard, June Clyde and Renée Houston.<EOS>"
1861,8970,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beware of Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beware_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Beware of Women is a 1933 British comedy film directed by George King and starring Jack Hobbs, Pat Paterson and Anthony Hankey. It was made at Teddington Studios as a quota quickie by Warner Brothers.<EOS>"
1862,163685,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vera Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Howard_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_Sheldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lone Rider is a 1930 American western film directed by Louis King and starring Buck Jones, Vera Reynolds and Harry Woods. It was remade twice by Columbia first as The Man Trailer (1934) and then The Thundering West (1939).<EOS>"
1863,161032,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeane Cowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She Done Him Right<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Done_Him_Right<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>""She Done Him Right"" is a 1933 short animated cartoon by Walter Lantz Productions. It is the 13th and final short of the Pooch the Pup series.<EOS>"
1864,8398,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Barbara Dourmashkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bob Kline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Burt Medall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Cullen Blaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dale Case<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Daniel de la Vega<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mitch Rochon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Kline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David W. King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Orbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Ogden Stiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robby Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paige O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gregory Grudt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dale_Case<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beauty and the Beast: Belle's Magical World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_infidelity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_princes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_magic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harvey_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DisneyToon_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Television_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Belle's_Magical_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_books<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Beauty and the Beast: Belle's Magical World is a 1998 direct-to-video animated anthology musical fantasy film, made of episodes produced by Walt Disney Television Animation from a failed Beauty and the Beast television series. It was released on February 17, 1998. As the second sequel to Disney's 1991 animated feature film Beauty and the Beast and the third and final installment in the Beauty and the Beast films, it features the voices of David Ogden Stiers as Cogsworth, Robby Benson as The Beast, Gregory Grudt, who replaced Bradley Pierce as Chip Potts, Paige O'Hara as Belle, Anne Rogers, who replaced Angela Lansbury as Mrs. Potts, and Jerry Orbach as Lumiere. The film features two songs performed by Belle, ""Listen With Our Hearts"" and ""A Little Thought."" The film takes place during the song “Something There.”When first released in 1998, the film consisted of three connected segments, which are ""The Perfect Word"", ""Fifi's Folly"" and ""The Broken Wing"". For the special edition released in 2003, another segment was included, ""Mrs. Potts' Party"" (from Belle's Tales of Friendship) making the film 22 minutes longer.<EOS>"
1865,158829,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_E._Youngstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shelly Manne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Fix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Mitchum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Walker_(actor,_born_1940)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kelly_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_E._Youngstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heck_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Young Billy Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tucson,_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Revisionist_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Henry_Wilson_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Billy_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Kennedy<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Young Billy Young is a 1969 Western film in Deluxe Color starring Robert Mitchum and featuring Angie Dickinson, Robert Walker Jr. (in the title role), David Carradine, Jack Kelly (who plays a villain dressed like his character Bart Maverick in the television series Maverick), Deana Martin (in her screen debut) and Paul Fix. The story was based on a novel by Heck Allen titled Who Rides with Wyatt (written pseudonymously as Will Henry) and the screenplay was by Burt Kennedy; the film was directed by Kennedy.<EOS>"
1866,105961,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georg_Fenady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cameron_Mitchell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donna_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patty_Duke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Groom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georg_Fenady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_LaSalle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disaster_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Irwin_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanging_by_a_Thread_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Georg_Fenady<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hanging by a Thread is a 1979 television disaster movie starring Sam Groom about friends stranded in a disabled cable-car above a ravine. The film premiered on NBC on May 8, 1979. The occupants of the cable car reflect on the past as the film flashes back and forth to show each of the character's lives. It was written by Adrian Spies, directed by Georg Fenady and produced by Irwin Allen. The film co-starred Patty Duke, Donna Mills, Oliver Clark and Cameron Mitchell.<EOS>"
1867,141245,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Arnold_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>D'Urville Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>R.G. Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Arnold_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Arnold_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Boss Nigger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_African-American_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boss_Nigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Arnold<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Boss Nigger (also known as Boss and The Black Bounty Killer) is a 1975 blaxploitation Western film directed by Jack Arnold, starring former football player Fred Williamson, who also wrote and co-produced the film. It is the first film for which Williamson was credited as screenwriter or producer.<EOS>"
1868,110395,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated British Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jane Steps Out<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jane Steps Out is a 1938 British comedy film directed by Paul L. Stein and starring Diana Churchill, Jean Muir, Peter Murray-Hill and Athene Seyler.  There was a television remake on BBC in 1957.It was also remade in India as the Hindi film Love in Simla (1960) that made Sadhana Shivdasani into a star.<EOS>"
1869,71125,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rawlins_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Pivar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Arlen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Devine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Nagel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rawlins_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Pivar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Tombragel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_McLeod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mutiny in the Arctic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Rawlins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_in_the_Arctic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mutiny in the Arctic is a 1941 American action adventure film directed by John Rawlins and starring Richard Arlen, Andy Devine and Anne Nagel. It was part of their Aces of Action series produced and released by Universal Pictures. It was also known by the alternative title Northern Lights.<EOS>"
1870,163150,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Evalyn Knapp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edwin Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Police Car 17<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Car_17<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Police Car 17 is a 1933 American pre-Code crime film directed by Lambert Hillyer and starring Tim McCoy, Evalyn Knapp and Edwin Maxwell.<EOS>"
1871,161774,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Schwalb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Diamond_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Dvorak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Kennedy_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Schwalb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Diamond_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myron_B._Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Was An American Spy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pacific_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_occupation_of_the_Philippines_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_an_American_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spy_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Was An American Spy is a 1951 American war drama film dramatizing the true story of Claire Phillips, an American expat who spied on the Japanese during World War II and was captured, tortured, and sentenced to death before being rescued. The film, produced by Allied Artists and directed by Lesley Selander, starred Ann Dvorak in the title role. In addition to obtaining the rights to her 1947 book Manila Espionage, the filmmakers brought Phillips on as a technical adviser and she made personal appearances to promote the film,  Phillips and Dvorak became good friends, with Phillips admiring Dvorak's professional dedication in this difficult role. The film begins with  General Mark W. Clark paying tribute to Claire Phillips and ends with General Clark awarding her the Medal of Freedom.<EOS>"
1872,166830,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Bowman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Kurnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Oppenheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:P.J._Wolfson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pacific Rendezvous<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_B._F._Zeidman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_Rendezvous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pacific Rendezvous is a 1942 American mystery film directed by George Sidney. It stars Lee Bowman and Jean Rogers.The previous film version was the 1935 film Rendezvous,starring William Powell and Rosalind Russell, directed by William K. Howard and Sam Wood. P. J. Wolfson and George Oppenheimer were credited with the screenplay of Rendezvous, and Bella Spewack and Samuel Spewack were credited as adapters of the book The American Black Chamber by Major Herbert O. Yardley (1931).<EOS>"
1873,144751,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_Fever<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bala Rajasekharuni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_Fever<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bala Rajasekharuni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_Fever<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Oliver Rylance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_Fever<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Katdare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_Fever<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Purva_Bedi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_Fever<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vikram Dasu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_Fever<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Green Card Fever<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_Fever<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_Fever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_Fever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_Fever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Hindi-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_Fever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_Fever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_by_Desi_directors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_Fever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Green Card Fever is a 2003 Indian-American independent film written and directed by Bala Rajasekharuni. The film starred Deep Katdare and Purva Bedi.The film was distributed by Net Effect Media and released worldwide following a series of film festival runs. The film was entirely shot in Columbus, Ohio. The film was screened at the Reelworld Film Festival. The film was nominated for ""Best Political Film of 2003"" in the ""Exposé"" category by the Political Film Society.<EOS>"
1874,82296,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terrence_Malick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Roper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Dean_Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Oates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terrence Malick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terrence_Malick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terrence_Malick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lanton Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_20th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lanton_Mills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terrence_Malick<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lanton Mills is an American comedy short film written and directed by Terrence Malick and starring Malick, Warren Oates, Harry Dean Stanton (in a leading role), and Paula Mandel. The film was Malick's thesis project for the American Film Institute, was completed in 1969, and is known to have screened in 1974.<EOS>"
1875,22774,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sykes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Line Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cupid Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pearson,_4th_Viscount_Cowdray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kenneth F. Rowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neda_Arnerić<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_Allen_(English_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Brent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sykes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pearson,_4th_Viscount_Cowdray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Wicking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Venom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venom_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Sykes<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Venom (also known as The Legend of Spider Forest, and Spider's Venom) is a 1974 British horror film directed by Peter Sykes and starring Simon Brent and Neda Arnerić .<EOS>"
1876,39188,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dmytryk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Matthau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Peck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dmytryk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Stone_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mirage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Quincy_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Dmytryk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirage_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_accountants<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mirage is a 1965 American neo noir thriller film starring Gregory Peck and Diane Baker, and released by Universal Pictures.  Directed by Edward Dmytryk from a screenplay by Peter Stone, it is based on the 1952 novel Fallen Angel, written by Howard Fast under the pseudonym Walter Ericson; the novel is not credited by title onscreen. Walter Matthau, George Kennedy, Leif Erickson and Kevin McCarthy appear in support.<EOS>"
1877,153660,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hemmings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>GUO Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Film Ventures International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Endeavour Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Barnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Hemmings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Wahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Pleasence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Ann_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Peppard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruno_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hemmings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Ventures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Event_Cinemas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hemmings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Everett_De_Roche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Race for the Yankee Zephyr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underwater_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_hunt_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_May_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Race_for_the_Yankee_Zephyr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Hemmings<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Race for the Yankee Zephyr (also known as Treasure of the Yankee Zephyr) is a 1981 action adventure film directed by David Hemmings and starring Ken Wahl, Lesley Ann Warren, George Peppard and Donald Pleasence.<EOS>"
1878,74504,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rudolf Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carman_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_Nature_Grand!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bosko_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ain't Nature Grand! is the seventh title in the Looney Tunes series featuring Bosko. It was directed by Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising. It was released as early as December 13, 1930.<EOS>"
1879,139507,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ivan Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Stoloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Sisk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_J._Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Grable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Cabot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gleason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Latimer_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Stoloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Sisk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_J._Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Segall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Turn 'Em Loose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Benjamin_Stoloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Turn_'Em_Loose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Samuel_J._Briskin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Turn 'Em Loose is a 1936 American crime drama film directed by Ben Stoloff and produced by RKO Radio Pictures, who released the film on September 18, 1936. Written by Harry Segall and Ferdinand Reyher, the production's screenplay is at least partially based on ""Homecoming"" by Thomas Walsh, a short story published in Collier's magazine in March 1936. The film costars Lewis Stone, James Gleason, Bruce Cabot, Louise Latimer and Betty Grable.<EOS>"
1880,124692,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Sproxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carla_Shelley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Pegram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Imelda Staunton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James McAvoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Laurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Nighy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashley Jensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Sproxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carla_Shelley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Baynham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Arthur Christmas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Arthur Christmas: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_security_and_surveillance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Santa_Claus_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Arctic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cuba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Atlantic_Ocean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Denmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Gregson-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brussels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aardman_Animations_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_technology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Peter_Baynham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Idaho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_White_House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Annie_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Christmas_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Barry_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Christmas_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Lord<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Arthur Christmas is a 2011 animated Christmas comedy film produced by Sony Pictures Animation and Aardman Features. The film is Aardman's second computer-animated feature film after 2006's Flushed Away. It was directed by Sarah Smith, written by Smith and Peter Baynham, and stars the voices of James McAvoy, Hugh Laurie, Bill Nighy, Jim Broadbent, Imelda Staunton, and Ashley Jensen. The film tells the story of Santa Claus' family as one of his sons works to deliver an overlooked bicycle to a little girl in Trelew, England before Christmas morning.Following the under-performance of Flushed Away, DreamWorks Animation did not renew its partnership with Aardman. In April 2007, Aardman signed a three-year deal with Sony Pictures. Originally titled Operation Rudolph, the project was first announced in 2007. Aardman spent 18 months on pre-production on the story and design in the UK before relocating to Sony's animation studio in Culver City, California, for another 18 months of production. On 27 April 2009, it was reported that production had begun with Aardman and Sony Pictures Imageworks working together on animation.Arthur Christmas was released on 11 November 2011 in the United Kingdom, and on 23 November in the United States by Sony Pictures Releasing. The film received positive reviews from critics, and grossed $147 million against a $100 million budget.<EOS>"
1881,66763,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sylvester Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Stigwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bee Gees, Albhy Galuten, Karl Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Travolta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cynthia Rhodes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joyce Hyser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Finola Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Bovasso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevyn Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Viktor Manoel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stigwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Wexler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Staying Alive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Staying Alive: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soft_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_à_clef<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_musical_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Stigwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Norman_Wexler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Staying_Alive_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Staying Alive is a 1983 American dance drama film and the sequel to Saturday Night Fever (1977). The film was directed by Sylvester Stallone, who co-produced and co-wrote the film with original Fever producer Robert Stigwood, and writer Norman Wexler. Staying Alive stars John Travolta, reprising his Saturday Night Fever role as Tony Manero, with Cynthia Rhodes, Finola Hughes, Joyce Hyser, Julie Bovasso, Viktor Manoel and Kevyn Morrow.The title comes from the Bee Gees song of the same name, which was used as the theme song to Saturday Night Fever and is played during the final scene of Staying Alive.Theatrically released on July 15, 1983, Staying Alive received universally negative reviews from critics. Despite this, the film was successful at the box office, earning $127 million worldwide on a $22 million budget. It also featured the song ""Far from Over"" by Frank Stallone, the younger brother of Sylvester Stallone. ""Far from Over"" peaked at #10 on the Billboard Hot 100 and the Cashbox charts. Along with Homefront (2013) and A Working Man (2025), this is one of only three films that Stallone wrote without starring (although he has an uncredited cameo appearance).<EOS>"
1882,169393,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Hartley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wellspring Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerome Brownstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Donovan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary B. Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Malloy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Kessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Merritt Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Hartley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Hartley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Surviving Desire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surviving_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hal_Hartley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Surviving Desire is a 1991 American comedy-drama film written and directed by Hal Hartley and starring Martin Donovan, Julie Kessler, Matt Malloy, Merritt Nelson, and Mary B. Ward.<EOS>"
1883,168565,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dom Lenoir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Phoenix Worldwide Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Hardman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Hookings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dom Lenoir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nancy Bressolles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Hookings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael McKell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hannah Waddingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olwen Catherine Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Hookings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Winter Ridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Murder–suicide_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_Ridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_mystery_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Winter Ridge is a 2018 British psychological thriller drama film directed by Dom Lenoir and starring Matt Hookings, Olwen Catherine Kelly, Michael McKell, Hannah Waddingham, Justin McDonald and Alan Ford. It was written by Ross Owen Williams.<EOS>"
1884,77315,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constantin_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Menahem Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael J. Kagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Audie_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marianne Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constantin_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artur_Brauner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Behm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trunk to Cairo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Spandau_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Audie_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Constantin_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Israeli_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Israeli_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_to_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Arab–Israeli_conflict<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Trunk to Cairo (German: Einer spielt falsch) is a 1965 Israeli-West German international co-production spy film directed by Menahem Golan and starring Audie Murphy and George Sanders. It was distributed by American International Pictures. It was Murphy's first non-western or war film since The Quiet American in 1958.<EOS>
1885,168792,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._deMille<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Rathbone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Dresser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._deMille<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:François_de_Curel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>This Mad World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Mad_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>This Mad World is a 1930 American pre-Code drama film directed by William C. deMille and starring Basil Rathbone, Kay Johnson and Louise Dresser. The film is based on a French play from 1922 called Terre inhumaine. During production, it was re-titled from Twelve Hours of Love to Inhuman Grounds then subsequently This Mad World.<EOS>"
1886,109195,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Heydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Potential Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Proteus Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Craig McConnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Heydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Sinclair_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlo_Rota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boyd_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristin_Kreuk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Heydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Heydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Heydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Irvine Welsh's Ecstasy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Irvine Welsh's Ecstasy - Official Movie Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Irvine Welsh's Ecstasy - The Best of the Music from the Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvine_Welsh's_Ecstasy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sault_Ste._Marie,_Ontario<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Irvine Welsh's Ecstasy is a 2011 Canadian film adaptation of the short story ""The Undefeated"" from the best-selling book Ecstasy by Irvine Welsh. Directed by Rob Heydon, the film stars Adam Sinclair as Lloyd Buist, a drug user who smuggles ecstasy from Amsterdam. Kristin Kreuk plays his love interest, Heather Thompson.<EOS>"
1887,78645,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Requiem_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Requiem_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Requiem_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Requiem_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Requiem_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Requiem_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>War Requiem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Requiem_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Requiem_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Requiem_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Requiem_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Requiem_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Requiem_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Derek_Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Requiem_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Benjamin_Britten<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>War Requiem is a 1989 film adaptation of Benjamin Britten's musical piece of the same name.It was shot in 1988 by the British film director Derek Jarman with the 1963 recording as the soundtrack, produced by Don Boyd and financed by the BBC. Decca Records required that the 1963 recording be heard on its own, with no overlaid soundtrack or other sound effects. The film featured Nathaniel Parker as Wilfred Owen, and Laurence Olivier in his last acting appearance before his death in July 1989. The film is structured as the reminiscences of Olivier's character, the Old Soldier, and Olivier recites ""Strange Meeting"" in the film's prologue.<EOS>"
1888,81889,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Stu Brumbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joanna Beeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stu Brumbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brent Carleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cheryl Mittal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randy Barrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rory Schulte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stu Brumbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Randy Barrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Casey Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Iron Ridge is a 2008 American independent wilderness survival drama film written and directed by Stu Brumbaugh. It marked the feature film debut of naturalist and television host Casey Anderson and his bear Brutus. The film was ""100% Montana-made"", having been shot entirely on location in Montana with a cast and crew entirely from Montana, entirely financed by Montanans.The film was released on Region 1 DVD in 2013 by Fenix Pictures.<EOS>"
1889,70876,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Akers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Gay_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael D. Akers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sandon Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alexander Chauvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandon Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Federman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Akers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Gay_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandon_Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandon_Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Matrimonium<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matrimonium<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Akers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Matrimonium is a 2005 comedy film directed by Michael Akers, his second feature film after the successful Gone, But Not Forgotten. Co-written and co-produced by him and Sandon Berg, the latter appears in a lead role in the film as Spencer who is having a sham same-sex marriage with the straight character Rick Federman in the role of Malcolm to enable the latter to win the 1-million dollar prize on the nationally broadcast reality television show Matrimonium.The film was featured in Blood Moon's Guide to Gay & Lesbian Film, by Darwin Porter and Danforth Prince and published by Blood Moon Productions in 2006. In that book, Matrimonium is called a ""hilarious spoof on reality television.""<EOS>"
1890,6756,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Waggner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Oklahoma Terror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oklahoma_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Oklahoma Terror is a 1939 American Western film directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet.<EOS>
1891,169492,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hawley_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Frommer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hawley_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Dunn_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Hungry Cat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Hungry_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_apartment_buildings<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Hungry Cat is a Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon animated short directed by Friz Freleng and Hawley Pratt. The short was released on December 2, 1961, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.<EOS>"
1892,170708,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick K. Heale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roy Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esmond_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Florence McHugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_K._Heale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_K._Heale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Romany Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romany_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Romany Love is a 1931 British musical film directed by Fred Paul and starring Esmond Knight, Florence McHugh and Roy Travers. It was made at Isleworth Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
1893,101217,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandora's_Promise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandora's_Promise<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stone_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandora's_Promise<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pandora's Promise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandora's_Promise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandora's_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandora's_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandora's_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vulcan_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandora's_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_in_the_environment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandora's_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_nuclear_technology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandora's_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nuclear_history<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandora's_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Stone<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pandora's Promise is a 2013 documentary film about the nuclear power debate, directed by Robert Stone. Its central argument is that nuclear power, which still faces historical opposition from environmentalists, is a relatively safe and clean energy source that can help mitigate the serious problem of anthropogenic global warming.The title is derived from the ancient Greek myth of Pandora, who released numerous evils into the world, yet as the movie's tagline recalls: ""At the bottom of the box she found hope.""<EOS>"
1894,161552,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Smoke_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Smoke_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles J. Bigelow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Smoke_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Smoke_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Smoke_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gun Smoke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Smoke_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Smoke_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Smoke_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Smoke_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Smoke_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Smoke_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Smoke_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gun Smoke is a 1945 American Western film directed by Howard Bretherton. This is the fifteenth film in the ""Marshal Nevada Jack McKenzie"" series, and stars Johnny Mack Brown as Jack McKenzie and Raymond Hatton as his sidekick Sandy Hopkins, with Jennifer Holt, Riley Hill and Wen Wright.<EOS>"
1895,10344,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Vidler_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Catherine Knapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Elfick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laurence Breuls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Linda Cropper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Lyndon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Vidler_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Elfick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blackrock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blackrock: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_South_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blackrock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_detective_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blackrock is a 1997 Australian teen drama thriller film produced by David Elfick and Catherine Knapman, directed by Steven Vidler with the screenplay by Nick Enright. Marking Vidler's directorial debut, the film was adapted from the play of the same name, also written by Enright, which was inspired by the murder of Leigh Leigh. The film stars Laurence Breuls, Simon Lyndon and Linda Cropper, and also features the first credited film performance of Heath Ledger. The film follows Jared (Breuls), a young surfer who witnesses his friends raping a girl. When she is found murdered the next day, Jared is torn between revealing what he saw and protecting his friends.Leigh's family opposed the fictionalisation of her murder, though protests against the film were abandoned after it received financial backing from the New South Wales Film and Television Office. Blackrock was filmed over a period of two weeks at locations including Stockton, where Leigh was murdered, a decision that was opposed by local residents who said that memories of the murder were still fresh. While the film was never marketed as being based on a true story, numerous comparisons between the murder and the film were made, and many viewers believed it to be a factual account of the murder.The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, and was also shown at the Boston Film Festival, though it failed to find an American theatrical distributor. It was nominated for five AACTA Awards, including Best Film, and won the Feature Film – Adaptation award as well as the Major Award at the 1997 AWGIE Awards. It received generally positive reviews in Australia, where it grossed $1.1 million at the box office. Outside Australia, where audiences were less familiar with Leigh's murder, critical reception of the film was mixed.<EOS>"
1896,139179,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_A._Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Shavick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark R. Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randy Cheveldave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobcat_Goldthwait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Mulligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_A._Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Shavick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Fantasy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantasy_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Family_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dog's_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Allan_A._Goldstein<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dog's Best Friend is a 1997 American comedy fantasy television film directed by Allan A. Goldstein and starring Richard Mulligan. It premiered on The Family Channel on March 23, 1997.<EOS>"
1897,169816,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Nardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Nardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Nielsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Dame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Milk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Dee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>M.R. Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Nardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Nardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Nardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stuff Stephanie in the Incinerator<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_Stephanie_in_the_Incinerator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Stuff Stephanie in the Incinerator (originally titled In Deadly Heat) is a 1989 horror-comedy written and directed by Don Nardo and distributed by Troma Entertainment.<EOS>
1898,59216,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleanor_Bergstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Savoy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eleanor Bergstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Beals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Campbell Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yancy Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Caron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleanor_Bergstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Savoy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleanor_Bergstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleanor_Bergstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Let It Be Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_It_Be_Me_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Savoy_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Let It Be Me is a 1995 musical film starring Campbell Scott, Jennifer Beals, Yancy Butler, Leslie Caron, James Goodwin and Patrick Stewart. It was written, produced and directed by Eleanor Bergstein. It was released by Savoy Pictures.<EOS>"
1899,16016,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crane_Wilbur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Walter Doniger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constance_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Duggan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanne Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Doniger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crane_Wilbur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crane_Wilbur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House of Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Women_in_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Crane_Wilbur<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>House of Women is a 1962 American crime drama directed by Crane Wilbur, starring Shirley Knight and Andrew Duggan. Walter Doniger, who was hired to direct the film, was fired and replaced by Wilbur 10 days into shooting.<EOS>"
1900,48140,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Tollin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Glickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlett_Johansson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Evans_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erika_Christensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darius_Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Perfect Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MTV_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spyglass_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Murphy_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_examinations_and_testing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_academic_scandals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Score<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Marc_Hyman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Perfect Score is a 2004 American teen comedy-heist film directed by Brian Robbins and starring Chris Evans, Erika Christensen, Bryan Greenberg, Scarlett Johansson, Darius Miles, and Leonardo Nam.The film focuses on a group of six New Jersey high school students whose futures will be jeopardized if they fail the upcoming SAT exam. They conspire to break into a regional office of the Lawrence Township, New Jersey–based Educational Testing Service (ETS), which prepares and distributes the SAT, and steal the answers to the exam, so they can all get perfect scores. The film deals with themes of one's future, morality, individuality, and feelings.The Perfect Score has similarities to other high school films, including The Breakfast Club (1985) and Dazed and Confused (1993), which are often referenced throughout the film. The film received negative reviews from critics and grossed $10 million.<EOS>"
1901,1270,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolf_Hädrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Hardwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_Jones_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_Lawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_O'Shea_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolf_Hädrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolf_Hädrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_O'Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Shadbolt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Among the Cinders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_New_Zealand_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rolf_Hädrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Cinders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Among the Cinders is a 1983 New Zealand drama film directed by Rolf Hädrich and starring Paul O'Shea, Amanda Jones, Derek Hardwick and Yvonne Lawley. After a hunting accident in which his friend is killed (for which he blames himself) a boy (Nick) runs away from home and goes to live with his grandparents, where he matures into a man.The film is based on the 1965 novel of the same name by New Zealand author Maurice Shadbolt, who appears in the film as Frank Flinders.<EOS>"
1902,35596,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Steinmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Timothy Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Shepherd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marco St. John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shavar Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melanie Kinnaman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Steinmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Steinmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Friday the 13th: A New Beginning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Manfredini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1989<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Friday_the_13th_(franchise)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th:_A_New_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Danny_Steinmann<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Friday the 13th: A New Beginning (also known as Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning) is a 1985 American slasher film directed by Danny Steinmann and starring Melanie Kinnaman, John Shepherd, and Shavar Ross. The film also features a cameo appearance from Corey Feldman, who portrayed Tommy Jarvis in the previous film. It is a sequel to Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984) and the fifth installment in the Friday the 13th franchise. Set years after the events of the previous film, the story follows a teenage Tommy Jarvis (Shepherd), who is institutionalized at a halfway house near Crystal Lake because of nightmares of mass murderer Jason Voorhees (Tom Morga), whom he killed as a child. Tommy must face his fears when a new hockey mask-wearing murderer initiates another violent killing spree in the area.A New Beginning features a high number of on-screen murders. Aside from its gore and violence, the film has also become known for its explicit nudity, sex scenes, and numerous depictions of illicit drug use. Peter Bracke's book Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th details that behind the scenes, the production was plagued with rampant drug use.Shot in California in 1984 on a budget of $2.2 million, A New Beginning was released theatrically on March 22, 1985, and grossed $21.9 million at the U.S. box office. The film was initially going to set up a new trilogy of films with a different villain for the series but, after a disappointing reception from fans and a steep decline in box-office receipts from Friday the 13th Part III (1982) and The Final Chapter, Jason Voorhees was brought back for the next installment, Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (1986), and has been the main antagonist in the series since. In addition to weak box office returns, the film received mostly negative reviews from critics.<EOS>"
1903,42563,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Merrill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Craig_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Callan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crane_Wilbur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_B._Ullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Prebble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mysterious Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_Herrmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_size_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Mysterious_Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1865<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Island_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mysterious Island (UK: Jules Verne's Mysterious Island) is a 1961 science fiction adventure film about prisoners in the American Civil War who escape in a balloon and then find themselves stranded on a remote island populated by giant animals.Loosely based upon the 1874 novel The Mysterious Island (L'Île mystérieuse) by Jules Verne (which was the sequel to two other novels by Verne, 1867's In Search of the Castaways and 1870's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas), the film was produced by Charles H. Schneer and directed by Cy Endfield.Shot in Catalonia, Spain, and at Shepperton Studios, Shepperton, England, the film serves as a showcase for Ray Harryhausen's stop motion animation effects. Like several of Harryhausen's classic productions, the musical score was composed by Bernard Herrmann.<EOS>"
1904,39591,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Junger Witt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tony Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Hartwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Juliette Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Madeline Kahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rita Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony LaPaglia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Klein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Junger_Witt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Thomas_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delia_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mixed Nuts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_trans_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nora_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Nora_Ephron<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mixed Nuts is a 1994 American Christmas black comedy film directed by Nora Ephron, based on the 1982 French comedy film Le Père Noël est une ordure (Santa Claus is a Stinker). Co-written by Ephron and her sister Delia, the film features an ensemble cast which includes Steve Martin, Madeline Kahn, Rita Wilson, Anthony LaPaglia, Garry Shandling, Rob Reiner, Juliette Lewis, Adam Sandler, and Liev Schreiber in his film debut.The film was released theatrically on December 21, 1994, and was both a critical and commercial failure.<EOS>"
1905,126428,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Howard_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Producers Distributing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reginald Bach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Ramage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Howard_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Howard_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Account Rendered<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Account_Rendered_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Account Rendered is a 1932 British crime film directed by Leslie Howard Gordon and starring Cecil Ramage and Reginald Bach. It was made as a quota quickie at Cricklewood Studios.<EOS>
1906,159656,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Campus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Bernhard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Pryor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max Julien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roger E. Mosley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carol Speed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Murdock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Campus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Bernhard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oakland,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Campus<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Mack is a 1973 American blaxploitation crime drama film directed by California native Michael Campus and starring Max Julien and Richard Pryor. The film also stars Oscar-nominee Juanita Moore and Tony-nominated actor Dick Anthony Williams. Filmed in Oakland, California, the movie follows the rise and fall of Goldie, who returns from a five-year prison sentence to find that his brother is involved in Black nationalism. Goldie decides to take an alternative path, striving to become the city's biggest pimp.Although reviews were less than favorable when initially released, The Mack is considered by many critics to be the best entry in its genre. The film is often categorized as blaxploitation, but Michael Campus, Max Julien and others involved in its production have argued that the genre label oversimplifies the film.The film's soundtrack was recorded by Motown artist Willie Hutch.<EOS>"
1907,49561,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Wolfgang Reitherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Lounsbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Art Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wolfgang Reitherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Artie Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Newhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geraldine Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eva Gabor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lounsbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfgang_Reitherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfgang_Reitherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vance_Gerry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Thomas_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Anderson_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Clemmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burny_Mattinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Sebast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rescuers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works_of_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wolfgang_Reitherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Animation_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_reptiles_and_amphibians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_Nations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Margery_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Lounsbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rescuers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Art_Stevens<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Rescuers is a 1977 American animated adventure comedy-drama film produced by Walt Disney Productions and released by Buena Vista Distribution. Bob Newhart and Eva Gabor respectively star as Bernard and Bianca, two mice who are members of the Rescue Aid Society, an international mouse organization dedicated to helping abduction victims around the world. Both must free 6-year-old orphan Penny (voiced by Michelle Stacy) from two treasure hunters (played by Geraldine Page and Joe Flynn), who intend to use her to help them obtain a giant diamond. The film is based on a series of books by Margery Sharp, including The Rescuers (1959) and Miss Bianca (1962).An early version of The Rescuers entered development in 1962, but was shelved due to Walt Disney's dislike of its political overtones. During the 1970s, the film was revived as a project intended for the younger animators, with the oversight of the senior staff. Four years were spent on the film's production. The Rescuers was released on June 22, 1977, to positive critical reception and became a box office success, earning $48 million during its initial theatrical run. It has since grossed $169 million after two theatrical re-releases in 1983 and 1989. Due to the film's success, a sequel titled The Rescuers Down Under was released in 1990, which made this the first Disney theatrical animated film to have a sequel.<EOS>"
1908,135611,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddy_Waller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phyllis_Coates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Black Jack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Paso_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Keller<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>El Paso Stampede is a 1953 Western film directed by Harry Keller.<EOS>
1909,171328,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Ingraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Big 4 Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_R._Freuler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>C.A. Stimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Everett_Horton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Devore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edythe Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Ingraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_R._Freuler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beatrice_Van<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Take the Heir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_the_Heir<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_Ingraham<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Take the Heir is a 1930 American synchronized comedy sound film directed by Lloyd Ingraham and starring Edward Everett Horton, Dorothy Devore and Edythe Chapman. While the film has no audible dialog, it was released with a synchronized musical score with sound effects and featured a theme song that was sung by an uncredited tenor. The film was produced during the transition to sound film and a separate silent version was also released. Location shooting took place around Broadway. A review in the Motion Picture News considered the film ""very, very weak"" and a waste of Everett Horton's talents.<EOS>"
1910,162704,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eva Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Veronica Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cecil Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Old Iron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Walls<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Old Iron is a 1938 British drama film directed by Tom Walls and starring Richard Ainley, Henry Hewitt, Eva Moore and Cecil Parker.It was made at Shepperton Studios.<EOS>"
1911,106982,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Dugan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darren Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ritter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Draper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Shire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Danielle_Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbeat_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Miller_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Heartbeat, also known as Danielle Steel's Heartbeat, is a 1993 American made-for-television romantic comedy-drama film directed by Michael Miller and written by Jan Worthington based upon the 1991 novel of the same name by Danielle Steel for NBC. The film tells of a man who was abused as a child and, as a result, has no interest in having children of his own. When Adrian reveals to her husband that she is pregnant, her husband pressures her to have an abortion. Adrian rebuffs her husband's orders and he neglects her. The showrunner and Adrian's boss for the soap opera she writes and produces becomes romantically involved with her, eventually marrying her and helping Adrian raise her baby. John Ritter stars as the television producer, Polly Draper as Adrian, and Kevin Kilner portrays Adrian's husband.According to Hal Erickson, of Rovi, ""the film was heavily criticized by time of its release, often called a 'yuppie love story.' "" It also received an Emmy Award nomination in 1993 for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Costuming for a Mini Series or a Special.<EOS>"
1912,105602,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Bozzo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Street_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dana_Brunetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Spacey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Wozniak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Draper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Arquilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Laporte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Lamo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Lee_Poulsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcus_Ranum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Bozzo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Street_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dana_Brunetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Spacey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Bozzo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hackers Wanted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Unreleased_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Internet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_computer_hacking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hackers_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hacking_(computer_security)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hackers Wanted is an unreleased American documentary film.Directed and written by Sam Bozzo, the film explores the origins and nature of hackers and hacking by following the adventures of Adrian Lamo, and contrasting his story with that of controversial figures throughout history. The film is narrated by Kevin Spacey.Originally named ""Can You Hack It?"" in 2007, the film failed to get a conventional release, according to Lamo, because of conflicts between its producer and others on the team. The more commonly cited reason is a problem with the quality of the finished product.  On May 20, 2010, a version of the film was leaked to BitTorrent. Lamo has stated that he had no involvement in the leak.It's ironic that a film about overcoming barriers, about new technologies, about thinking differently, had to come to the public eye by being hacked out of the hands of people who, after making a film about the free flow of information, tried to lock away that information forever. The truth tends to itself.On June 12, 2010, a director's cut version of the film was also leaked onto torrent sites. This version of the film contains additional footage and is significantly different from the one previously leaked.<EOS>"
1913,167963,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Donovan Leitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rebecca Chalkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmovement.com<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Leitch_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Buchthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rebecca Chalkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Leitch_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmovement.com<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Leitch_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Party's Over<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_politics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elections<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Party's_Over_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Donovan_Leitch_(actor)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Party's Over (theatrically released as Last Party 2000) is a 2001 American documentary film about American democracy and politics.The film is the first sequel to the documentary The Last Party.  A third documentary was made in the series, The After Party: The Last Party 3.<EOS>"
1914,128957,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dave Bullock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Manthei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kyle MacLachlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Heard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brooke Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miguel Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucy Lawless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kyra Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy Sisto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phil Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Boreanaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neil Patrick Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lex Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darwyn_Cooke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Justice League: The New Frontier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1958<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1953<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1955<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1960<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1957<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Toonami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DC_Universe_Animated_Original_Movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Kevin_Manthei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comics_adapted_into_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_superhero_crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1959<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1954<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_Justice_League_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_New_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dave_Bullock<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Justice League: The New Frontier is a 2008 American animated superhero film adapted from the DC Comics limited series DC: The New Frontier. The film was written by Stan Berkowitz, with Darwyn Cooke providing additional material.The film received a rating of PG-13 for violent content and images, and was released on February 26, 2008. It is the second film of the DC Universe Animated Original Movies by Warner Bros. Animation.The film had its broadcast premiere on October 18, 2008 on Cartoon Network. It was broadcast again on December 20, 2020 on Cartoon Network's nighttime Adult Swim programming block through Toonami, as a celebration for the then-upcoming release of Wonder Woman 1984.<EOS>"
1915,141397,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kay Hammond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maurice Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tamara_Desni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bypass to Happiness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bypass_to_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bypass to Happiness is a 1934 British romantic comedy film directed by Anthony Kimmins and starring Tamara Desni, Maurice Evans and Kay Hammond. It was shot at Shepperton Studios near London and distributed by Fox Film.<EOS>"
1916,159711,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mark_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Levinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Reinhold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willem_Dafoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mark_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Galen_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Simpson_(sound_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Roadhouse 66<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Atlantic_Entertainment_Group_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_66<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_road_movies<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Roadhouse 66 is a 1984 American road movie-drama film directed by John Mark Robinson and starring Willem Dafoe, Judge Reinhold, Kate Vernon and Stephen Elliott. The film is set entirely in Kingman, Arizona, and Oatman, Arizona, two towns on the historic U.S. Route 66.<EOS>"
1917,160091,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>A. V. Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Era Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Aywon Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Bruce_Woolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Aherne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wally_Patch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annette_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Calthrop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aywon_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Bruce_Woolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shooting Stars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_A._V._Bramble<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shooting Stars is a 1927 British drama film directed by Anthony Asquith and A. V. Bramble and starring Annette Benson, Brian Aherne and Wally Patch. The screenplay concerns a starlet who plots an escape to Hollywood.<EOS>"
1918,69383,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lina Basquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Trouble_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hello Trouble is a 1932 American pre-Code Western movie directed by Lambert Hillyer. The film stars Buck Jones and Lina Basquette.<EOS>
1919,77749,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_de_Bont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Knopfler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Kennedy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Bryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Van_Halen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Van_Halen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Lubbock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Crichton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Mancina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Giordano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tori_Amos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Loeb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rusted_Root<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsey_Buckingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_John_%22Mutt%22_Lange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Viktor_Krauss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Fairbairn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Q._Kolderie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Juan Patiño<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Paxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cary Elwes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Seymour Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jami Gertz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Todd Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Ruck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_de_Bont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Kennedy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Bryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Crichton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Crichton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne-Marie_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twister: Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twister: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Mancina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amblin_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Iowa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1969<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ian_Bryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1996<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Kathleen_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Crichton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Joss_Whedon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_tornadoes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twister_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jan_de_Bont<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Twister is a 1996 American disaster film directed by Jan de Bont, and written by Michael Crichton and Anne-Marie Martin. It was produced by Crichton, Kathleen Kennedy, and Ian Bryce, with Steven Spielberg, Walter Parkes, Laurie MacDonald, and Gerald R. Molen serving as executive producers. The film stars an ensemble cast that includes Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton, Jami Gertz, and Cary Elwes. It follows a group of storm chasers trying to deploy a tornado research device during a severe outbreak in Oklahoma.Twister was released in theaters on May 10, 1996 by Warner Bros. Pictures in the United States and Canada and internationally by Universal Pictures through United International Pictures. The film grossed over $499 million worldwide, becoming the second-highest-grossing film of 1996, and selling an estimated 54.7 million tickets in the United States. It received generally positive reviews from critics and Academy Award nominations for Best Visual Effects and Best Sound. It is notable for being among the first films to be released on DVD in the United States. A standalone sequel, Twisters, was released in 2024.<EOS>"
1920,166353,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Atlantic Pictures Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twickenham_Film_Distributors_Ltd.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Tearle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Brantford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twickenham_Film_Distributors_Ltd.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Jefferson_Farjeon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Soutar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Journey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Journey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Journey is a 1936 British drama film directed by Bernard Vorhaus and starring Godfrey Tearle, Hugh Williams and Judy Gunn.<EOS>"
1921,40254,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fritz_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Houseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Granger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Viveca_Lindfors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fritz_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Houseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Fitts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Moonfleet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_swashbuckler_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fritz_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1750s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Miklós_Rózsa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonfleet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Dorset<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Moonfleet is a 1955 Eastman Color swashbuckler film shot in CinemaScope directed by Fritz Lang. It was inspired by the 1898 novel Moonfleet by J. Meade Falkner, although significant alterations were made in the characters and plot.<EOS>"
1922,122700,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_S._Goyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Glickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Macari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neal Edelstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marcia Gay Harden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Chatwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Marquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margarita Levieva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_S._Goyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Glickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Invisible<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Invisible: Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indie_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Post-hardcore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Sweden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hollywood_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marco_Beltrami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Swedish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spyglass_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Swedish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swedish_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_S._Goyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_Swedish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ghost_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Invisible is a 2007 teen supernatural thriller directed by David S. Goyer and based on the Swedish young adult novel by Mats Wahl. The film stars Justin Chatwin, Margarita Levieva, Chris Marquette, Marcia Gay Harden, and Callum Keith Rennie. It follows a high school student (Chatwin) who is attacked and left for dead, only to find himself trapped in a liminal state between life and death as he tries to solve his own attempted murder.The story was previously adapted into a Swedish film of the same name. The American version was released in the United States on April 27, 2007, and was the final film produced by Hollywood Pictures before the company's closure later that year.<EOS>"
1923,130649,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A.D. Oppenheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Keeping Up with the Steins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hebrew-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Scott_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jewish_comedy_and_humor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Keeping_Up_with_the_Steins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bar_and_bat_mitzvah<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Keeping Up with the Steins is a 2006 American comedy film directed by Scott Marshall, written by Mark Zakarin, and starring Garry Marshall, Jeremy Piven, Jami Gertz and Daryl Hannah. The film is a commentary on how too many Jewish families see a bar mitzvah or bat mitzvah not as a coming of age for their son or daughter, but rather as an excuse to throw outrageously lavish parties which end in drama.<EOS>"
1924,160190,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Acomba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinepix_Film_Properties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pacific Rim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Margellos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Hylands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Askew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eli Rill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patti Oatman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Acomba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinepix_Film_Properties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Margellos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fruet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Slipstream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Picture_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slipstream_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Slipstream is a Canadian drama film, released in 1973. Directed by David Acomba and written by William Fruet, it won the Canadian Film Award for Best Feature Film at the 25th Canadian Film Awards in 1973.<EOS>"
1925,57076,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Distributing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sinclair Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stewart Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horace_Hodges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arthur Margetson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Distributing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Howard_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Other People's Sins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_People's_Sins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sinclair_Hill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Other People's Sins is a 1931 British crime film directed by Sinclair Hill and starring Horace Hodges, Stewart Rome and Anne Grey. It was made at Cricklewood Studios. The screenplay concerns a father who takes the blame for a crime committed by his daughter.<EOS>"
1926,144713,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:University_of_Southern_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randal_Kleiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:University_of_Southern_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Freiheit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_student_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_East_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Berlin_Wall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freiheit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_George_Lucas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Freiheit (German for ""freedom"") is a 1966 short film by George Lucas, made while he was a student at the University of Southern California's film school.  His third film, it was the first to contain a narrative.<EOS>"
1927,89306,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Guy Vasilovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Young_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Liz Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mariah_Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Breanna_Yde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Young_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All I Want For Christmas Is You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_I_Want_for_Christmas_Is_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Animation_Studios_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All I Want for Christmas Is You (also known as Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas Is You) is a 2017 American animated Christmas film based on the song by Mariah Carey and the book by Carey herself. The film stars the voices of Mariah Carey, Breanna Yde, and Henry Winkler.<EOS>"
1928,60566,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daws_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Loopy De Loop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hanna-Barbera_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_anthropomorphic_characters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Male_characters_in_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Big_Bad_Wolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_by_Hanna-Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_about_wolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_1959<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hanna-Barbera_characters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_characters_introduced_in_1959<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loopy_De_Loop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_characters_introduced_in_1959<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Loopy De Loop is an American animated theatrical series produced and directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera after leaving MGM and opening their new studio, Hanna-Barbera Productions. 48 cartoons were produced between 1959 and 1965, and released to theatres by Columbia Pictures. It was one of the final theatrical cartoon series to be released by Columbia, as well as the only one to be produced by the studio.<EOS>"
1929,32195,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rami_Dvir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Viking Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Purefoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Dunbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Grantham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Slattery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_Redman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Vidler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wedding Tackle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wedding_Tackle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wedding Tackle is a 2000 British comedy film directed by Rami Dvir and starring Leslie Grantham, Tony Slattery, Adrian Dunbar, Amanda Redman, Susan Vidler, and James Purefoy.<EOS>"
1930,11811,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kevin Carlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Village_Roadshow_Limited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mick Molloy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Greg Sitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mick Molloy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Eck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lachy Hulme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lois Ramsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wayne Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Village_Roadshow_Limited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mick_Molloy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mick_Molloy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Molloy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>BoyTown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_boy_bands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_boy_bands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BoyTown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Carlin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>BoyTown is a 2006 Australian comedy film, directed by Kevin Carlin and starring an ensemble cast of prominent Australian comedians, including Glenn Robbins, Mick Molloy, Bob Franklin, Wayne Hope and Gary Eck. It was filmed in Melbourne, Victoria.An official preview showing of the film was held in Sydney on 16 October 2006. BoyTown was released in Australia on 19 October 2006. It grossed A$3.1 million in its home country.<EOS>"
1931,147818,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Loves_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Heneghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Loves_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>MVD<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Loves_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>8<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Loves_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Heneghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Loves_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sveriges_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Loves_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kiss Loves You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Loves_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Loves_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Loves_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Loves_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Loves_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Loves_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Loves_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rockumentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Loves_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kiss_(band)_video_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kiss Loves You is a 2004 documentary film directed by Jim Heneghan and co-produced by 8th Grade Films and Sveriges Television. The documentary chronicles the triumphs, tragedies and absurdities of a select group of Kiss fans over a 10-year period beginning in 1994, during which the band reunited in original greasepaint and costumes.Kiss Loves You is named after an affirmation the band has used to conclude most of their live concerts since 1974.<EOS>"
1932,23943,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Allen_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lewis Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scoville Wishard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nora Swinburne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Allen_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Allen_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scoville_Wishard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Decision at Midnight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Decision_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Allen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Decision at Midnight (also known as Music at Midnight) is a 1963 American-British drama film directed by Lewis Allen and starring Martin Landau, Nora Swinburne and Walter Fitzgerald.<EOS>"
1933,128369,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Barter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jimmy Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jimmy Boy is a 1935 British comedy film directed by John Baxter and starring Jimmy O'Dea, Guy Middleton and Enid Stamp-Taylor. It was made at Cricklewood Studios.<EOS>"
1934,11151,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Allan_Seidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:USA_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert M. Rolsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Locklear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Purl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Allan_Seidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:USA_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:USA_Network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Portland,_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_identity_theft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Language_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Allan_Seidelman<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Body Language is a 1992 American thriller television film directed by Arthur Allan Seidelman and written by Dan Gurskis and Brian Ross. The film, starring Heather Locklear as a successful business executive and Linda Purl as her assistant who is trying to take over her life, aired on the USA Network on July 15, 1992.<EOS>"
1935,160828,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Rank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudor_Gates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harold Shampan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrienne_Posta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lindsay_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Bonnet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheryl_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lesley North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Rank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudor_Gates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudor_Gates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Three for All<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_for_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Three for All is a 1975 British musical comedy film directed by Martin Campbell and starring Adrienne Posta, Robert Lindsay, Paul Nicholas, Cheryl Hall, Richard Beckinsale, Graham Bonnet and John Le Mesurier. It was written by Tudor Gates and Harold Shampan.<EOS>"
1936,19418,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mike Robe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Artisan Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dyson_Lovell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Voight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Hershey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Schroder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Meloy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dyson_Lovell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_American_television_series_endings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_American_television_series_debuts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_television_miniseries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_set_in_the_1870s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lonesome_Dove_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_in_1878<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Western_(genre)_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Lonesome_Dove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_about_the_Texas_Ranger_Division<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Return to Lonesome Dove is a 1993 American four part television miniseries, written by John Wilder involving characters created in Larry McMurtry's Western novel Lonesome Dove which was broadcast by CBS and first aired on November 14–17, 1993. The story focuses on a retired Texas Ranger and his adventures driving mustangs from Texas to Montana. It was followed by Lonesome Dove: The Series.It is a sequel to the 1989 miniseries Lonesome Dove, but was not written by McMurtry, who wrote and published his own sequel novel, Streets of Laredo, in the same time frame. McMurtry followed Streets of Laredo with two prequels, which with Laredo were also subsequently made into TV miniseries.<EOS>"
1937,95050,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IFC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Czarnecki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kathleen Glynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monica_Hampton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Bush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Rumsfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IFC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monica_Hampton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fahrenheit 9/11<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fahrenheit 9/11: Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Censored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_United_States_presidential_election_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_elections_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_politics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IFC_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_politicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_W._Bush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Palme_d'Or_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_subject_to_a_lawsuit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Iraq_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_politicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_September_11_attacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Political_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_George_W._Bush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_War_in_Afghanistan_(2001–2021)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Iraq<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harvey_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_2000_United_States_presidential_election<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Political_controversies_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Political_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fahrenheit_9/11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_United_States_presidential_election_in_Florida<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fahrenheit 9/11 is a 2004 American documentary film directed, written by, and starring Michael Moore. The subjects of the film are the presidency of George W. Bush, the Iraq War, and the media's coverage of the war. In the film, Moore states that American corporate media were cheerleaders for the 2003 invasion of Iraq, and did not provide an accurate or objective analysis of the rationale for the war and the resulting casualties there.The title of the film alludes to Ray Bradbury's 1953 novel Fahrenheit 451, a dystopian view of the future United States, drawing an analogy between the autoignition temperature of paper and the date of the September 11 attacks; one of the film's taglines was ""The Temperature at Which Freedom Burns"".The film debuted at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival, where it was awarded the Palme d'Or, the festival's highest award. It received generally positive reviews from critics, but it also generated intense controversy, particularly including disputes over its accuracy. The film became the highest-grossing documentary of all time, grossing over $220 million (although it was later surpassed by Michael Jackson's This Is It in 2009). A follow-up, titled Fahrenheit 11/9, about the presidency of Donald Trump, was released in September 2018.<EOS>"
1938,12315,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sydney Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joel Sill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael J. Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dianne Wiest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phoebe Cates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kiefer Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Rosenberg_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_McInerney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bright Lights, Big City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bright Lights, Big City: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_alcoholism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sydney_Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_euthanasia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights,_Big_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Bridges<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Bright Lights, Big City is a 1988 American drama film directed by James Bridges and adapted from Jay McInerney's 1984 novel of the same name. Michael J. Fox stars as a young writer unraveling in Manhattan's fast-paced nightlife, alongside Kiefer Sutherland, Phoebe Cates, Dianne Wiest, and Jason Robards. McInerney wrote the screenplay for the adaptation. The film marked the final directorial effort of Bridges, who died in 1993.<EOS>"
1939,70594,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_R._Baxley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yoram Ben Ami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lance Henriksen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Forsythe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Bosworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam McMurray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_R._Baxley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Doniger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stone Cold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mississippi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_gang_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arkansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Outlaw_biker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Sylvester_Levay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mobile,_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Cold_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Craig_R._Baxley<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Stone Cold is a 1991 action film directed by Craig R. Baxley, starring American football star Brian Bosworth in his acting debut. The film's story centers on a biker gang that tries to assassinate the district attorney and free one of their members who is on his trial for the murder. The film performed poorly at the box office, grossing $9 million on its $25 million budget.<EOS>"
1940,70755,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Leighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Ann Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Harvey_(Australian_screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tall Timbers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lumberjacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timbers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_G._Hall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tall Timbers is a 1937 action melodrama set in the timber industry directed by Ken G. Hall and starring Frank Leighton and Shirley Ann Richards. It has been called ""easily one of the best Australian films of the 1930s, a tribute to the skill of Hall and the team at Cinesound.""<EOS>"
1941,12288,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharon_Maguire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mars Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Miramax Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dave Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gemma Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Renée Zellweger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Firth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharon_Maguire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BAC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Davies_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Fielding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bridget Jones's Diary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bridget Jones's Diary 2: More Music from the Motion Picture and Other V.G. Songs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Mixed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Patrick_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sharon_Maguire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hertfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Eric_Fellner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tim_Bevan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Working_Title_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Pride_and_Prejudice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Essex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bridget_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Gloucestershire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Jones's_Diary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Worcestershire<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bridget Jones's Diary is a 2001 romantic comedy film directed by Sharon Maguire from a screenplay by Helen Fielding, Andrew Davies, and Richard Curtis. It is based on the 1996 novel of the same name by Fielding, which was itself a loose adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. The film stars Renée Zellweger as Bridget Jones, a 32-year-old British single woman who writes a diary, which focuses on the things she wishes to happen in her life. However, her life changes when two men vie for her affection, portrayed by Colin Firth and Hugh Grant. Jim Broadbent and Gemma Jones appear in supporting roles.Principal photography began in August 2000 and ended in November, and took place largely on location in London and the home counties.Bridget Jones's Diary premiered at the Empire in London on 10 March 2001 and was released on 13 April simultaneously in the United Kingdom and in the United States. It grossed $282 million worldwide against a production budget of $25 million and received generally positive reviews from critics, who highlighted Zellweger's titular performance, which garnered her a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Actress at the 74th Academy Awards. It has been hailed as part of the English pop culture, with Bridget Jones being cited as a British cultural icon.The success of the film spawned a Bridget Jones film series, with three sequels being released, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason (2004), Bridget Jones's Baby (2016) and Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy (2025).<EOS>"
1942,69629,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fielder_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eli_Wallach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stella_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fielder_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>How to Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michel_Legrand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Save_a_Marriage_and_Ruin_Your_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fielder_Cook<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>How to Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Life is a 1968 American comedy romance film directed by Fielder Cook. It stars Dean Martin, Stella Stevens and husband and wife Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson.<EOS>"
1943,23167,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:KRU<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:KRU_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shireen M. Hashim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natassia_Malthe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominic_Purcell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Fairbrass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Foo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conan_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:KRU<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:KRU_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:KRU<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vikingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malaysia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Malaysia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Viking_Age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Malaysia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Malaysian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:KRU_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Malaysian_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vikingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Thor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vikingdom is an English-speaking fantasy action film directed by Yusry Abdul Halim, produced by Shireen M. Hashim, written by Abdul Halim, and starring Dominic Purcell, Conan Stevens, Craig Fairbrass, Natassia Malthe, and Jon Foo.The film was released in Malaysia and the United States on 12 September 2013 and 4 October 2013 respectively. Upon its release, Vikingdom was a major box office bomb with grossing only $550,000 against an estimated production budget of $15 million and it received general poor critical reaction from critics.<EOS>"
1944,167119,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Leslie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Leslie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kerouac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pull My Daisy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pull_My_Daisy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Beat_Generation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pull My Daisy is a 1959 American short film directed by Robert Frank and Alfred Leslie, and adapted by Jack Kerouac from the third act of his play, Beat Generation.Kerouac also provided improvised narration. It features poets Allen Ginsberg, Peter Orlovsky and Gregory Corso, artists Larry Rivers and Alice Neel, musician David Amram, art dealer Richard Bellamy, Delphine Seyrig, dancer Sally Gross, and Pablo Frank, Robert Frank's son.<EOS>"
1945,165482,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Collinson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Bronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Magee_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michele_Mercier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Collinson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_V._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You Can't Win 'Em All<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Istanbul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mercenaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Turkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Istanbul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Turkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1922<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_İzmir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_İzmir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Turkish_War_of_Independence_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Win_'Em_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Collinson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>You Can't Win 'Em All is a 1970 British-American war film, written by Leo Gordon (also an actor who appears in the film) and directed by Peter Collinson. It stars Tony Curtis, Charles Bronson and Michèle Mercier. The film is set at the end of the Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922). Two American mercenaries are forced to serve an Ottoman governor, who wants them to escort his daughters to Cairo. He also wants them to safeguard a treasure.<EOS>"
1946,125632,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Fox in a Fix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_foxes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fox_in_a_Fix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Fox in a Fix is a 1951 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on January 20, 1951.The film deals with a feigned friendship between a fox and a dog. The fox requests hospitality, but plans to betray his ""friend"" and to steal the dog's chickens. The dog is already aware of this plan. He offers hospitality, but he has set a trap for his ""friend"".<EOS>"
1947,74376,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Celia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_radio_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Celia (also known as Celia  – The Sinister Affair of Poor Aunt Nora) is a 1949 British comedy-thriller second feature ('B') film directed by Francis Searle and starring Hy Hazell, Bruce Lester and John Bailey. It was written by A.R. Rawlinson and Searle, with additional dialogue by Roy Plomley, and was based on the 1948 BBC radio serial of the same title by Edward J. Mason. It was made by Hammer Films.<EOS>"
1948,168913,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Mack_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Sax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Stone_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Mack_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Sax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyrus_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._Ray_Goetz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Paree, Paree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vitaphone_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paree,_Paree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Samuel_Sax<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Paree, Paree is a 1934 black-and-white Vitaphone musical short starring Bob Hope and Dorothy Stone. Cole Porter  wrote the lyrics and music for this musical comedy short.<EOS>"
1949,136170,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joy_Batchelor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ULCA Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joy Batchelor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joy_Batchelor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joy_Batchelor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Candlemaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christian_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Halas_and_Batchelor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candlemaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Halas<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Candlemaker is a 1956 animated short film directed by John Halas and Joy Batchelor for the United Lutheran Church in America. The story is about a candlemaker and his son at Christmas time.<EOS>
1950,160453,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Stevens_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Elfick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geneviève_Picot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Stevens_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Elfick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miranda_Downes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Undercover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bruce_Smeaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Undercover is a 1983 Australian film directed by David Stevens. Michael Pare, Geneviève Picot, Peter Phelps, Barry Otto, Nicholas Eadie and Sandy Gore star in the film.<EOS>"
1951,167303,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmine_Gallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_May<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Reginald Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Brisson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmine_Gallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_May<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Reisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Schulz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two Hearts in Waltz Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carmine_Gallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Franz_Schulz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Operetta_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_operettas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Hearts_in_Waltz_Time_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Stolz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two Hearts in Waltz Time is a 1934 British musical romance film directed by Carmine Gallone and Joe May and starring Carl Brisson, Frances Day, Bert Coote and Roland Culver. A composer falls in love with the star of an opera company. The music is by Robert Stolz, originally written for a German version in 1930.It was made at Nettlefold Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director Andrew Mazzei. In 1938 the film was adapted into a stage musical entitled Lost Waltz and was mounted by the St. Louis Municipal Opera with soprano Nancy McCord.<EOS>"
1952,26722,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Ziller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>CineTel Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Prince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Farr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Acevedo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CineTel_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CineTel_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Ziller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disaster_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Collision_Earth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_on_Mercury_(planet)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Collision Earth is a  Canadian disaster television film directed by Paul Ziller.  It was released in 2011 for broadcast on the Syfy Channel and later distributed by Anchor Bay Entertainment on Blu-ray.<EOS>
1953,17562,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nile_Rodgers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gordon Deppe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>P.J. Soles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandy Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Glassbourg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Listen to the City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_wave_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Synth-pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ron_Mann<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Listen to the City is a 1984 Canadian drama film directed by Ron Mann. Normally a documentary filmmaker, this is Mann's only fictional feature. The film stars P.J. Soles, Jim Carroll, Sandy Horne, and Michael Glassbourg. Featured in small or cameo roles are such notable Canadian counter-culture figures as poets Barrie Phillip Nichol and Barry Callaghan, politician Jack Layton, playwright Sky Gilbert, and radio broadcasters Pete Griffin and Geets Romo.<EOS>"
1954,45497,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Lustgarten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Who Wouldn't Talk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man Who Wouldn't Talk is a 1958 British drama film directed by Herbert Wilcox, starring Anna Neagle, Anthony Quayle, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Dora Bryan, John Le Mesurier and Lloyd Lamble. It was written by Edgar Lustgarten from a story by Stanley Jackson.<EOS>"
1955,166863,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.H._Wyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Films International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Norstar Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ilana_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Riley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_Rubinek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Patrick_Flanery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachael_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.H._Wyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ilana_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.H._Wyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pale Saints<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pale_Saints_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pale Saints is a 1997 American-Canadian crime film, written and directed by Joel Wyner. The film stars Sean Patrick Flanery as Louis and Michael Riley as Dody, small-time thugs trying to gain acceptance with an organized crime group by driving to Toronto for a crime job that goes catastrophically wrong.The film's cast also includes Saul Rubinek, Rachael Crawford, Maury Chaykin, Gordon Pinsent, Jason Blicker, Julian Richings, Hardee T. Lineham and Patrick Gallagher.The film received five Genie Award nominations at the 19th Genie Awards, for Best Director (Wyner), Best Supporting Actor (2: Riley, Rubinek), Best Supporting Actress (Crawford) and Best Costume Design (Tamara Winston).<EOS>"
1956,57799,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Nicholls,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Macgowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Shirley_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Brown_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bonita Granville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sara Haden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charley Grapewin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Westley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Nicholls,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Macgowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Anne of Green Gables<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Nicholls_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anne_of_Green_Gables_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_of_Green_Gables_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Prince_Edward_Island<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Anne of Green Gables is a 1934 American comedy drama film directed by George Nicholls, Jr., based upon the 1908 novel Anne of Green Gables by Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery. Dawn O'Day, who portrayed the title character in the film, changed her stage name to Anne Shirley, which she was billed as for this and all subsequent roles. The film was a surprise hit, becoming one of four top-grossing films RKO made that year as noted in The R.K.O. Story, published by Arlington House.A sequel, Anne of Windy Poplars, was released in 1940.<EOS>"
1957,31745,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tinnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry Brenner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gail Neely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Harden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Demenkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tinnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Surf Nazis Must Die<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_neo-Nazism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_surfing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf_Nazis_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_neo-Nazis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Surf Nazis Must Die is a 1987 American post-apocalyptic exploitation action film directed by Peter George, and starring Gail Neely, Barry Brenner and Robert Harden.  It was produced by The Institute, a production company formed by George, Craig A. Colton and Robert Tinnell, and distributed by Troma Entertainment, a company known for low-budget exploitation films.<EOS>"
1958,6389,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Graves,_8th_Baron_Graves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaretta_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mrs. Fitzherbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_IV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1800s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1790s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1830s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1780s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Fitzherbert_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Windsor,_Berkshire<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mrs. Fitzherbert, also known as Princess Fitz and A Court Secret, is a 1947 black and white British historical drama film directed by Montgomery Tully and starring Peter Graves, Joyce Howard and Leslie Banks. It depicts the relationship between George IV and Maria Fitzherbert. It is an adaptation of the 1945 novel Princess Fitz by Winifred CarterWhilst promotional material summarises the plot as the love affair between a prince and a ""commoner"", Mrs Fitzherbert falls far short of the definition of a ""commoner"" and would best be described as ""lower aristocracy"".<EOS>"
1959,70765,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Ellen_Bute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Ellen_Bute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tarantella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Visual_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Abstract_animation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tarantella is a five-minute color, avant-garde animated short film created by Mary Ellen Bute, a pioneer of visual music and electronic art in experimental cinema.<EOS>"
1960,165510,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_M._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_G._Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Widmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Boone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constance_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_M._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_G._Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Kleiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Red Skies of Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_firefighting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_M._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skies_of_Montana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_Kleiner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Red Skies of Montana is a 1952 American adventure drama film directed by Joseph M. Newman and starring Richard Widmark, Constance Smith and Jeffrey Hunter. Widmark stars as a smokejumper who attempts to save his crew while being overrun by a forest fire, not only to preserve their lives, but to redeem himself after being the only survivor of a previous disaster.The film was loosely based on the August 1949 Mann Gulch fire, and filmed on location in Technicolor with the cooperation of the United States Forest Service.Bugle Mountain (also known as ""Bugle Peak""), located in the Scapegoat Wilderness near Lincoln, Montana, gave its name to the fictional setting of the forest fire in the Selway National Forest shown during the first 30 minutes of the film.<EOS>"
1961,161725,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_L._Wolper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stan Margulies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Vaccaro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Tompkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_L._Wolper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Love My Wife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lalo_Schifrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Wolper_Organization_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_My_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mel_Stuart<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Love My Wife, stylized as I Love My...Wife, is a 1970 American comedy film directed by Mel Stuart. It stars Elliott Gould and Brenda Vaccaro.<EOS>"
1962,3778,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Roll Wagons Roll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roll_Wagons_Roll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Herman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Roll Wagons Roll is a 1940 American Western film directed by Albert Herman and starring Tex Ritter, Nelson McDowell and Muriel Evans.<EOS>"
1963,1513,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bell Hoppy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hippety_Hopper_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_kangaroos_and_wallabies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell_Hoppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bell Hoppy is a 1954 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon short directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on April 17, 1954, and stars Sylvester the Cat and Hippety Hopper.The story sees Sylvester in his ""mouse chaser"" persona, once again confusing baby kangaroo Hippety Hopper for a giant mouse. This plot is intertwined with a reversal of the ""belling the cat"" fable from the Middle Ages; instead of mice wanting to avoid becoming prey to a hungry cat, here, a pack of starving alley cats hope to place a bell around the neck of the largest mouse they can find, so that upon its approach, they can ambush it, kill it and feast on its carcass. Sylvester comes into the picture when – wanting to join a fraternal organization called ""the Loyal Order of Alley Cats Mouse and Chowder Club"" – he is offered the opportunity for membership by the leader of the club by successfully placing the bell around the mouse's neck.<EOS>"
1964,37131,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rodney Rothman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Judd Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Bushell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nicholas Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joshua Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elisabeth Moss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Brand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonah Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rose Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colm Meaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Combs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodney_Rothman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judd_Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Get Him to the Greek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Get Him to the Greek: Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_spin-offs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spyglass_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apatow_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Judd_Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lyle_Workman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Him_to_the_Greek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Get Him to the Greek is a 2010 American comedy film written, produced, and directed by Nicholas Stoller that serves as a spin-off sequel to Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008), and reunites director Stoller with stars Russell Brand and Jonah Hill and producer Judd Apatow. Brand reprises his role as character Aldous Snow while Hill plays an entirely new character, Aaron Green, and Elisabeth Moss, Rose Byrne, Sean Combs, and Colm Meaney also star. The film was released on June 4, 2010, received generally positive reviews from critics, and grossed $95 million against its $40 million budget.<EOS>"
1965,29219,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Me and Marlborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_Marlborough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Me and Marlborough is a 1935 British comedy film, directed by Victor Saville, and starring Cicely Courtneidge, Tom Walls, Barry MacKay, Peter Gawthorne, Henry Oscar and Cecil Parker.<EOS>"
1966,35731,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Janet_to_Damita_Jo:_The_Videos<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Janet Jackson, Francis Lawrence, Dave Meyers, David Mallet, Dominic Sena, Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, Beth McCarthy, Keir McFarlane, Mark Romanek, Matthew Rolston, Paul Hunter, René Elizondo, Jr., Seb Janiak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Janet_to_Damita_Jo:_The_Videos<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>From janet. to Damita Jo: The Videos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Janet_to_Damita_Jo:_The_Videos<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Pop, dance-pop, R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Janet_to_Damita_Jo:_The_Videos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Janet_to_Damita_Jo:_The_Videos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Music_video_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Janet_to_Damita_Jo:_The_Videos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Janet_to_Damita_Jo:_The_Videos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Janet_to_Damita_Jo:_The_Videos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Janet_Jackson_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Janet_to_Damita_Jo:_The_Videos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Janet_to_Damita_Jo:_The_Videos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Virgin_Records_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Janet_to_Damita_Jo:_The_Videos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Virgin_Records_video_albums<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>From janet. to Damita Jo: The Videos is the third music video release by American singer Janet Jackson. It was released on September 6, 2004, by Virgin Records, following the debut of Jackson's eighth studio album, Damita Jo. The anthology contains music videos from her first four studio albums released on Virgin Records. It also includes several live performances, the filming of ""All Nite (Don't Stop)"", an exclusive album interview, and photo gallery.The compilation received positive reviews from critics, who commended Jackson's visual evolution throughout her career. It was also thought to depict the huge influence she has become on younger artists, observed to emulate the ""controversial pop superstar"". Jackson's choreography and sexual allure were also subjects of recognition. Following her Super Bowl Halftime Show incident, inclusions from Jackson's Damita Jo album were blacklisted on music channels and radio stations owned by Viacom, CBS and Clear Channel Communications due to receiving fines from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.<EOS>"
1967,98334,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lisanne Skyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sheila Nevins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lisa Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tristine_Skyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Judith Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tristine_Skyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brillo Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brillo_Box_(3_¢_Off)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pop_art<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Brillo Box (3 ¢ off) is a 2016 documentary short film directed and written by Lisanne Skyler. It is produced by Sheila Nevins, Tristine Skyler and Judith Black under HBO Documentary Films. The film revolves around the Brillo Box soap pads designed by pop art icon Andy Warhol, which—despite being refused by companies when initially produced—sold for $3 million at Christie's auction.It was shortlisted with ten other short-film from 69 entries submitted to the 89th Academy Awards in Academy Award for Best Documentary (Short Subject) category.<EOS>"
1968,125540,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Angus MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yvonne Arnaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robertson Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._R._Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Cuckoo in the Nest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cuckoo_in_the_Nest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aldwych_farce<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Cuckoo in the Nest is a 1933 British film, directed by Tom Walls, with a script  by Ben Travers. It is a screen adaption of the original 1925 Aldwych farce of the same title. The film was remade in 1954 as Fast and Loose.It was made at Lime Grove Studios. The film's sets were designed by Alfred Junge.<EOS>"
1969,19009,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Andy Amadi Okoroafor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andy Amadi Okoroafor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnaud Boivin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aaron Allred<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elise Jalladeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Isolde Pringiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Jean-Louis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nneka_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gideon_Okeke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tope_Oshin_Ogun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Amadi_Okoroafor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Amadi_Okoroafor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Amadi_Okoroafor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Nigeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_war_crimes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Nigerian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nigerian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Lagos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sierra_Leone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Lagos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relentless_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_political_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Relentless is a 2010 Nigerian drama film, co-produced and directed by Andy Amadi Okoroafor; it stars Gideon Okeke, Nneka Egbuna, Jimmy Jean-Louis and Tope Oshin Ogun. It was released on 13 October 2010 at the BFI London Film Festival, and was positively received; mostly praised for  its cinematography and soundtrack.The film which is set in Freetown and Lagos, narrates the story of Obi (Gideon Okeke), a Nigerian peacekeeping soldier who has been deployed to war-torn Sierra Leone. Obi's world is crushed after Blessing, a Sierra Leonean woman whom Obi loves, is mutilated by a gang of child soldiers and he's forced to kill her in order to put her out of pain and misery. He eventually returns to Lagos after the war, and tries to reintegrate himself into his community; in the process, he finds solace in the arms of a prostitute, Honey (Nneka Egbuna) who may help him forget his haunting past and lead him to self-discovery.<EOS>"
1970,132528,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sutherland_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sutherland_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Sale_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady at Midnight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady at Midnight is a 1948 American mystery film directed by Sam Newfield and starring Richard Denning, Frances Rafferty, and Claudia Drake.The film's sets were designed by the art director Edward C. Jewell. It was shot at the Universal Studios.<EOS>"
1971,83225,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margie_Hines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Marie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sally Swing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sally Swing is a 1938 Fleischer Studios animated short film in Max Fleischer's Betty Boop series. The short features the voice talents of Rose Marie as Sally Swing and Margie Hines as Betty Boop.<EOS>
1972,137225,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dexter_Fletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Tromans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olivia_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Serkis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaime_Winstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Flemyng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Creed-Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Poulter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Maskell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Gregory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Iwan_Rheon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liz_White_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Spencer_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sammy Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dexter_Fletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dexter_Fletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_King_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wild Bill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dexter_Fletcher<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Wild Bill is a 2011 British crime comedy drama film directed by Dexter Fletcher and starring Charlie Creed-Miles and Andy Serkis. It was released in UK cinemas on 23 March 2012.<EOS>
1973,118110,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Levy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alec C. Snowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Le_Mesuirer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victor Platt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Levy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Drayton Case<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Drayton_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Drayton Case is a 1953 British short crime film directed and written by Ken Hughes and starring Hilda Barry and John Le Mesurier. It was produced by the Anglo-Amalgamated production company as part of their Scotland Yard film series. It is hosted by Edgar Lustgarten. It is based on the case of Harry Dobkin with names and some other details changed.<EOS>
1974,162796,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:FilmFour_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Glynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Channing-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Thewlis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvestra_Le_Touzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wendy Nottingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alison_Steadman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:FilmFour_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Glynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Channing-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Short & Curlies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rachel_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Short_and_Curlies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Leigh<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Short & Curlies is a 1987 short film written and directed by Mike Leigh. It stars Alison Steadman, Wendy Nottingham, Sylvestra Le Touzel and David Thewlis.<EOS>"
1975,161642,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_de_Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tuesday_Weld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankie_Avalon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_de_Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Perrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Marx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'll Take Sweden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sweden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frederick_de_Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Take_Sweden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jimmie_Haskell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I'll Take Sweden is a 1965 American comedy film. It was directed by Frederick de Cordova, and stars Bob Hope, Frankie Avalon, and Tuesday Weld.<EOS>"
1976,46255,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Rapper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Blanke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carroll_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Slezak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Rapper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Blanke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Butler_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Rouverol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Miracle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elmer_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_the_Virgin_Mary_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Miracle_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irving_Rapper<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Miracle is a 1959 American historical fiction film directed by Irving Rapper and starring Carroll Baker and Roger Moore. It is a remake of the 1912 hand-colored, black-and-white film The Miracle, which was in turn a production of the 1911 pantomime play, The Miracle, written by Karl Vollmöller and directed by Max Reinhardt.The 1959 film version for Warner Bros. was shot in Technirama and Technicolor, with an original score by Elmer Bernstein. The film was shot in the Los Angeles area, the Gypsy camp sequence was shot in the Santa Susana Mountains around Calabasas, California.<EOS>"
1977,43665,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Chance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Chance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Chance is a 1937 British drama film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Frank Leighton, Judy Kelly and Laurence Hanray. Its plot involves a gunrunner who makes a jail break in order to gather evidence to prove he is innocent of murder. It was made as a supporting feature at British International Pictures' second studio at Welwyn. The film's sets were designed by the art director Duncan Sutherland.<EOS>"
1978,165875,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Neil Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rez Kempton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Rudom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sophie_Lovell_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stag Night of the Dead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stag_Night_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_zombie_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stag Night of the Dead is a 2010 low budget British comedy horror film, written and directed by Neil ""Napoleon"" Jones.<EOS>"
1979,94457,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Megan Ellison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ginger Sledge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zoey Deutch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tyler Hoechlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blake Jenner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Glen Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wyatt Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Guzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Megan_Ellison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Everybody Wants Some!!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Everybody Wants Some!!: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1980<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Megan_Ellison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Annapurna_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Austin,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everybody_Wants_Some!!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austin,_Texas<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Everybody Wants Some!! is a 2016 American comedy film written and directed by Richard Linklater. Starring Blake Jenner, Zoey Deutch, Glen Powell, Ryan Guzman, Tyler Hoechlin, Will Brittain, and Wyatt Russell, it followed the lives of Texan college baseball players in 1980. The script was first completed in 2005, but Linklater struggled to secure funding until Annapurna Pictures got involved. Principal photography took place in and around Austin, Texas between October and December of 2014.Everybody Wants Some!! had its world premiere at South by Southwest on March 11, 2016, and was theatrically released in the United States on March 30, 2016, by Paramount Pictures. The film received positive reviews from critics, with many accrediting the film's acclaim to Linklater's direction and the performances of Jenner, Deutch and Powell.<EOS>"
1980,112597,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pearl_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eva_Marie_Saint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>That Certain Feeling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_painters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_of_remarriage_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Certain_Feeling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Port_Huron,_Michigan<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>That Certain Feeling is a 1956 American comedy film directed by Norman Panama and Melvin Frank, and starring Bob Hope, Eva Marie Saint and George Sanders. The cast also features Pearl Bailey and a young Jerry Mathers.Based on the Broadway play King of Hearts by Jean Kerr, the film includes a song of the same name with music by George Gershwin and lyrics by Ira Gershwin, written in 1925. Bailey was one of many singers who made a recording of it.<EOS>"
1981,94022,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Wincer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Grillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anne E. Curry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Treat_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sasson_Gabai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Wincer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Grillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Action<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Action_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Showtime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Saudi_Arabia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Arabic-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stowaways<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape:_Human_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Simon_Wincer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Escape: Human Cargo is a 1998 American action television film, directed by Simon Wincer. The film was based upon the autobiography Flight from Dhahran by John McDonald In 1999, the film was nominated at the Motion Picture Sound Editors for the Golden Reel Award in the Best Sound Editing - Television movies category. It lost to A Soldier's Sweetheart.<EOS>"
1982,104642,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hartney_Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Carlyle Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ray Rushmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Finch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Alden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hartney_Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hartney_Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Red Sky at Morning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>melodrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Sky_at_Morning_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Red Sky at Morning is a 1944 Australian melodrama set during the 19th century based on a play by Dymphna Cusack. It features an early screen performance by Peter Finch, who plays a convict who falls in love with the wife of a sea captain.It was also known as Escape at Dawn.<EOS>"
1983,60151,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_King_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Macgowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Bartholomew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrone_Power<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madeleine_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Standing_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_King_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Macgowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Pascal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lloyd's of London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1805<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Napoleonic_Wars_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1790s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1780s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_Revolutionary_Wars_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Horatio_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Norfolk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd's_of_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1770<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lloyd's of London is a 1936 American historical drama film directed by Henry King. It stars Freddie Bartholomew, Tyrone Power, Madeleine Carroll, and Guy Standing. The supporting cast includes George Sanders, Virginia Field, and C. Aubrey Smith. Loosely based on historical events, the film follows the dealings of a man who works at Lloyd's of London during the Napoleonic Wars. Lloyd's of London was a hit; it demonstrated that 22-year-old Tyrone Power, in his first starring role, could carry a film, and that the newly formed 20th Century Fox was a major Hollywood studio.<EOS>"
1984,37041,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Frazer Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITC_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Skeggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Cope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norman Eshley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sheila Fearn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stratford Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yootha Joyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITC_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Skeggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Sharples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>George and Mildred<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Mildred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Man_About_the_House<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>George and Mildred is a 1980 British comedy film directed by Peter Frazer Jones. It was an adaptation of the television series George and Mildred, with Yootha Joyce and Brian Murphy reprising their roles as the two title characters. It was written by Dick Sharples.<EOS>"
1985,125513,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bilheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Worldwide Documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Heidi Ostertag<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bilheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Stetson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bilheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bilheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Stetson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Closer Walk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_HIV/AIDS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Closer_Walk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Bilheimer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Closer Walk is Robert Bilheimer's documentary film about the global AIDS epidemic. Narrated by Glenn Close and Will Smith, A Closer Walk features cinematography by Richard D. Young, interviews with the Dalai Lama, Bono, and Kofi Annan, and musical contributions by Annie Lennox, The Neville Brothers, Dido, Eric Clapton, Moby, Geoffrey Oryema, and Sade.Subjects and storylines encompass the broad spectrum of the global AIDS experience and include people with HIV/AIDS from all walks of life; AIDS children and orphans and those caring for them; doctors, nurses, and social workers; human rights advocates; and prominent scientists, economists, researchers, government leaders, and NGO officials. The film's basic themes remain, what are the underlying causes of AIDS; the relationship between health, dignity, and human rights; and the universal need for action, compassion, and commitment to counter what has become the worst plague in human history.<EOS>"
1986,64519,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Dey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jorge Saralegui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jane Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert De Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rene Russo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Shatner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frankie R. Faison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Dey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jorge_Saralegui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jorge_Saralegui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Gough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miles_Millar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Showtime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Showtime: From And Inspired by The Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alan_Silvestri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Village_Roadshow_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_police_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Los_Angeles_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Dey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Showtime is a 2002 American buddy cop action comedy film directed by Tom Dey. The film stars Robert De Niro and Eddie Murphy alongside Rene Russo, William Shatner, Pedro Damian and De Niro's real-life daughter Drena De Niro. It was released in the United States on March 15, 2002. It received generally negative reviews, with critics lamenting its lackluster humor and poor attempt to satirize the buddy-cop genre. It received two nominations at the 23rd Golden Raspberry Awards: Worst Actor (for Murphy), and Worst Screen Combo (for Murphy and DeNiro).<EOS>"
1987,163069,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Quail Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quail_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tex_Avery<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Quail Hunt is a 1935 short theatrical cartoon by Universal Pictures starring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. It is the 106th Oswald cartoon by Walter Lantz Productions and the 157th in the entire series. This is one of the last two shorts to feature Oswald in his classic design, the last official appearance of his classic design was in the short Monkey Wretches.<EOS>"
1988,153401,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Windsor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hattie_Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hawtrey_(actor,_born_1914)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Bresslaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Cope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Matron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Matron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Carry On Matron is a 1972 British comedy film, the 23rd release in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992). It was released in May 1972. It was directed by Gerald Thomas and features series regulars Sid James, Kenneth Williams, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Hattie Jacques, Bernard Bresslaw, Barbara Windsor and Kenneth Connor. This was the last Carry On film for Terry Scott after appearing in seven films, and for Kenneth Cope after appearing in two.Along with the next film in the series (Carry On Abroad, released later in 1972), it features the highest number of the regular Carry On team. The only regular members missing are Peter Butterworth – who was due to play Freddy but was unable because of other work engagements – and Jim Dale. Butterworth returned in a major role in Abroad, and Dale would return belatedly for Carry On Columbus in 1992.<EOS>"
1989,165964,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speciesism:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Devries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speciesism:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Best<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speciesism:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Dawkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speciesism:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speciesism:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Friedrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speciesism:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Temple_Grandin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speciesism:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Speciesism: The Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speciesism:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speciesism:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speciesism:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speciesism:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speciesism:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speciesism:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_animal_rights<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Speciesism: The Movie is a 2013 documentary film by American director Mark Devries. It explores the concept and practice of speciesism, the assignment of value to beings on the basis of species membership.The film features interviews with, among others, Peter Singer, Richard Dawkins, Gary Francione, Temple Grandin, and Steven Best, along with material shot in and around factory farms in the United States.<EOS>"
1990,96312,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Wong_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Glen Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Craig Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Warren Zide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kerr Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Devon Sawa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ali Larter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Wong_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Wong_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Reddick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Final Destination<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Final Destination:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Complete Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Film score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_aviation_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_airplanes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_airports<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Shirley_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Wong_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Final_Destination_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Final Destination is a 2000 American supernatural horror film directed by James Wong, who co-wrote the screenplay with Glen Morgan and Jeffrey Reddick, based on a story by Reddick. It stars Devon Sawa, Ali Larter, Kerr Smith, and Tony Todd. Sawa portrays a teenager who cheats death after having a premonition of a catastrophic plane explosion. He and several of his classmates leave the plane before the explosion occurs, but Death later takes the lives of those who were meant to die on the plane.The film began as a spec script written by Reddick for an episode of The X-Files in order for Reddick to get a TV agent. A colleague at New Line Cinema persuaded Reddick to write it as a feature-length film. Later, Wong and Morgan, The X-Files writing partners, became interested in the script and agreed to work on the film. Principal photography took place in New York City and Vancouver, with additional scenes filmed in Toronto and San Francisco.Final Destination was released in the United States on March 17, 2000. The film achieved commercial success, earning $112.9 million against a $23 million budget. While it received some recognition, winning the Saturn Award for Best Horror Film and Best Performance by a Younger Actor for Sawa, its critical reception was mixed. The film's popularity led to the expansion of the Final Destination franchise, which includes five additional films, as well as novels and comic books. The first sequel, Final Destination 2, was released on January 31, 2003.<EOS>"
1991,70830,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J.A. Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillian_Hall-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Calthrop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Margetson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_M._Lion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Many Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Waters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Milton_Rosmer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Many Waters is a 1931 British romance film directed by Milton Rosmer and starring Lillian Hall-Davis, Arthur Margetson and Elizabeth Allan. The film was shot at the Elstree Studios of British International Pictures. It was based on the 1928 play of the same title by Monckton Hoffe.The film marked the first talkie for actress Lillian Hall-Davis, a star of the silent era, as well as being her last film prior to her suicide in 1933.<EOS>"
1992,144708,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Irvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Zito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Les Weldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Fahey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Gidley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Irvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Zito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Les_Weldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Zito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Les_Weldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Freefall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trimark_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Irvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freefall_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lee_Holdridge<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Freefall is a 1994 American direct-to-video action film starring Eric Roberts, Jeff Fahey and Pamela Gidley. It is directed by John Irvin, written and produced by David Zito and Les Weldon.<EOS>"
1993,164122,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franco_Amurri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvin_Worth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kiefer Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franco_Amurri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvin_Worth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Loughery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Flashback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1989<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Barry_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hippie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Loughery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashback_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Franco_Amurri<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Flashback is a 1990 American adventure comedy film starring Dennis Hopper, Kiefer Sutherland, and Carol Kane. The film is written by David Loughery and directed by Franco Amurri.<EOS>"
1994,128891,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Gottlieb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Fogelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Zabka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clayton Rohner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Toni Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joyce Hyser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Jacoby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Just One of the Guys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_proms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tom_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Phoenix,_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_films_based_on_works_by_William_Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_One_of_the_Guys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_feminist_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Just One of the Guys is a 1985 American teen comedy film directed by Lisa Gottlieb and co-written by Dennis Feldman and Jeff Franklin. It is a loose adaptation of William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. The film stars Joyce Hyser, Clayton Rohner, Billy Jacoby, Toni Hudson, and William Zabka.In 2015, the film was ranked number 48 on Entertainment Weekly's list of the ""50 Best High School Movies"".<EOS>"
1995,68006,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The Four Blackbirds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Clean Pastures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animation_based_on_real_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vitaphone_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Censored_Eleven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clean_Pastures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_parody_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Clean Pastures is a 1937 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on May 22, 1937. The cartoon gets the title from the Warner Bros.' 1936 film The Green Pastures.<EOS>"
1996,169734,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prophecies_of_Nostradamus<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Drane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prophecies_of_Nostradamus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Seven Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prophecies_of_Nostradamus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Drane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prophecies_of_Nostradamus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prophecies_of_Nostradamus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Ruggiero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prophecies_of_Nostradamus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Hopgood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prophecies_of_Nostradamus<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Prophecies of Nostradamus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prophecies_of_Nostradamus<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prophecies_of_Nostradamus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prophecies_of_Nostradamus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prophecies_of_Nostradamus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prophecies_of_Nostradamus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prophecies_of_Nostradamus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Prophecies of Nostradamus (also known as The Man Who Saw Tomorrow) is a 1979 Australian made-for-TV documentary film based on the writings of Nostradamus. Produced for (7) Network Australia, the film is hosted by actor John Waters and narrated by Kirk Alexander.<EOS>"
1997,20263,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Roaring City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaring_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Roaring City is a 1951 American crime film produced and directed by William Berke and starring Hugh Beaumont, Edward Brophy and Richard Travis. It was distributed by the independent Lippert Pictures as a second feature intended for television as well as the cinema.The film is closely related to the 1951 film Pier 23, which was filmed simultaneously with the same director, producers and cast, and with similar opening sequences. The two films were released at the same time, both as second features. Although Lipper Pictures announced before production that the project originally titled Pier 23 was to be retitled as Roaring City, the films are separate and have different overall plots.<EOS>"
1998,48752,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thorold_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Milder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thorold_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Prime Minister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1830s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Queen_Victoria_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thorold_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Benjamin_Disraeli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prime_ministers_of_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_in_1837<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prime_Minister_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_political_drama_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Prime Minister is a 1941 British historical drama film directed by Thorold Dickinson and starring John Gielgud, Diana Wynyard, Fay Compton and Stephen Murray.It details the life and times of Benjamin Disraeli, who became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. It depicts his long marriage to Mary Disraeli and his relationship with various other public figures of the era including William Gladstone, Lord Melbourne and Queen Victoria. Gielgud would later reprise his role as Disraeli in the ITV television drama Edward the Seventh (1975).The film was shot at Teddington Studios by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers. The company had previously made a successful biopic of the Prime Minister as Disraeli in 1929. The film's sets were designed by the art director Norman G. Arnold.<EOS>"
1999,68040,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Moser_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Harry Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jerry Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Film Exchange, Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Terry_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Amadee J. Van Beuren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Moser_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Terry_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Closer than a Brother<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Closer_than_a_Brother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aesop's_Fables_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Scrambled Eggs is a 1926 silent short animated film created by Fables Studios. It is among the cartoons of the Aesop's Fables with the appearance of Farmer Al Falfa, both created when its originator Paul Terry was still involved. One of the reissues of this cartoon, the Commonwealth TV reissue, made in the 50s, titles this cartoon as Closer than a Brother, the same name as a 1925 cartoon, which is also part of Aesop's Fables.<EOS>"
2000,167766,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Douglas Peirce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Croydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Passmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Reynolds_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Honor Blackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Croydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Boothroyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Delavine Affair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Delavine_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_books<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Delavine Affair is a 1955 British second feature crime film directed by Douglas Peirce and starring Peter Reynolds, Honor Blackman and Gordon Jackson. The screenplay was by George Fisher and Basil Boothroyd, based on the 1952 novel Winter Wears a Shroud by Robert Chapman.<EOS>"
2001,115247,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Robson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Seaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Perlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Holden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fredric_March<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grace_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Strauss_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Robson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Seaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Perlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valentine_Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Michener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bridges at Toko-Ri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_military_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Navy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lyn_Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Robson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_A._Michener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shot-down_aviators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Korean_War_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_Korea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_aircraft_carriers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Visual_Effects_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Korean_People's_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_William_Perlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_in_the_Korean_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridges_at_Toko-Ri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_George_Seaton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bridges at Toko-Ri is a 1954 American war film about the Korean War and stars William Holden, Grace Kelly, Fredric March, Mickey Rooney, and  Robert Strauss. The film, which was directed by Mark Robson, was produced by Paramount Pictures. Dennis Weaver and Earl Holliman make early screen appearances in the film.The screenplay is based on the 1953 novel The Bridges at Toko-ri by Pulitzer Prize winner James Michener. The story, which closely follows the novel, is about the U.S. Navy pilots assigned to bomb a group of heavily defended bridges in North Korea. It emphasizes the lives of the pilots and crew in the context of the Korean War; a conflict that seems remote to all except those who fight in Korea.<EOS>"
2002,1637,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_98_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jaime Hellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_98_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_98_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Power 98<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_98_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_98_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_98_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_98_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_98_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_98_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_98_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ram_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_98_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jeff_Beal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_98_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Power 98 is a 1996 low-budget American thriller film written and directed by Jaime Hellman.<EOS>
2003,50399,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Cord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Eaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laurence Naismith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Eisinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Spies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Scorpio Letters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Scorpio_Letters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Scorpio Letters is a 1967 American-British thriller film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Alex Cord, Shirley Eaton and Laurence Naismith. It was written by Jo Eisinger and Adrian Spies based on the 1964 novel of the same title by Victor Canning.<EOS>"
2004,136875,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Empire Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Twelvetrees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Longden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Leighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmond_Seward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thoroughbred<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbred_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_G._Hall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Thoroughbred is a 1936 Australian race-horse drama film directed by Ken G. Hall, partly based on the life and career of Phar Lap. Hollywood star Helen Twelvetrees was imported to Australia to appear in the film. The film also stars Frank Leighton and John Longden.<EOS>"
2005,127048,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Charley's  Aunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Marriott_Edgar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_(Big-Hearted)_Aunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Charley's_Aunt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Charley's (Big-Hearted) Aunt is a 1940 British comedy film directed by Walter Forde, starring Arthur Askey and Richard Murdoch. The screenplay was by J.O.C. Orton, Marriott Edgar and Ralph Smart, adapted from the 1892 Victorian farce Charley's Aunt by Brandon Thomas. Arthur Askey's professional nickname was ""Big-Hearted Arthur"", which was added to the title to distinguish it from Jack Benny's version Charley's Aunt (1941), for its (limited) American release.<EOS>"
2006,95309,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvio_Narizzano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvio_Narizzano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fanatic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Silvio_Narizzano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanatic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Psycho-biddy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fanatic (U.S. title: Die! Die! My Darling!) is a 1965 British horror thriller film directed by Silvio Narizzano, and starring Tallulah Bankhead, Stefanie Powers, Peter Vaughan, Yootha Joyce, Maurice Kaufmann and Donald Sutherland. It was written by Richard Matheson based on the 1961 novel Nightmare by Anne Blaisdell.Released in theaters on 21 March 1965 in the United Kingdom, it was filmed at Elstree Studios and on location in Letchmore Heath, Hertfordshire, during the summer of 1964. It was Bankhead's final feature film.<EOS>"
2007,159022,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_West_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Violet_Hopson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_West_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kissing Cup's Race<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kissing_Cup's_Race_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Broadwest_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kissing Cup's Race is a 1920 British silent sports film directed by Walter West and starring Violet Hopson, Gregory Scott and Clive Brook. It is based on the poem Kissing Cup's Race by Campbell Rae Brown.The Bioscope described the film at the time as ""probably the most exciting British racing film yet produced"". In a slightly later review they said ""The story is not complicated with the usual thrilling adventures, but nor has it the simplicity of Campbell Rae Brown's famous recitation; while many of the details are even less convincing than in the average turf drama. It is only in the technique of the racing scenes that there is any exceptional skill"".<EOS>"
2008,120090,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harcourt_Templeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harcourt_Templeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D.B._Wyndham-Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gay Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sinclair_Hill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Gay Adventure is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Sinclair Hill and starring Yvonne Arnaud, Barry Jones and Nora Swinburne. It was made at Welwyn Studios by the independent company Grosvenor Films. It was based on the 1931 play of the same name by Walter Hackett.<EOS>"
2009,14661,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beeban_Kidron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_S._J._Faber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imelda_Staunton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saskia_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beeban_Kidron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_S._J._Faber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcy_Kahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rachel_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Beeban_Kidron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonia_and_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ScreenPlay<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Antonia and Jane is a 1990 comedy film directed by Beeban Kidron and starring Saskia Reeves and Imelda Staunton in the title roles, shown in ScreenPlay on 18 July 1990. It is about two mismatched woman friends who have had a love–hate relationship with each other since childhood.The story is told in flashback episodes as narrated by the two characters to their counsellor, prior to their annual dinner date.<EOS>"
2010,121433,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Apex Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Souvaine Selective Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sydney Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William MacQuitty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eileen_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Naunton_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_MacQuitty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Happy Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Station_Road_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Family_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Festival_of_Britain<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Happy Family (U.S. title: Mr. Lord Says No) is a 1952 British comedy film directed by Muriel Box and starring Stanley Holloway, Kathleen Harrison and Naunton Wayne. It was written by Box and Sydney Box adapted from the 1951 play The Happy Family by Michael Clayton Hutton. The plot of the film centres on resistance by a family to the disruption caused by the construction of the 1951 Festival of Britain.<EOS>"
2011,98639,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Dekker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Gordon_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Whitlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Atkins_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Lively<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Dekker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Gordon_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Dekker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night of the Creeps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night of the Creeps - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_invasions_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Dekker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Barry_De_Vorzon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fratricide_and_sororicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Creeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_parasites_and_parasitoids<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Night of the Creeps is a 1986 American science fiction horror comedy film written and directed by Fred Dekker in his feature directorial debut, starring Jason Lively, Jill Whitlow, and Tom Atkins. The film is an earnest attempt at a B movie and an homage to the genre. While the main plot of the film is related to zombies, the film also mixes in takes on slashers and alien invasion films. Night of the Creeps did not perform well at the box office, but it developed a cult following.In the film, a college student and his best friend steal a cadaver from a cryogenics lab, as part of an initiation rite in a local fraternity. The ""corpse"" is an undead body from the late 1950s, and is under the control of an extraterrestrial organism. Soon, several other people are infected with these alien slugs.<EOS>"
2012,79362,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J.D. Feigelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anderson G. House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Sorvino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_O'Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beatrice_Straight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Richard_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Fudge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Sci-Fi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven's_Chiller<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cryonics_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Chiller (also known as Wes Craven's Chiller) is a 1985 American made-for-television horror film directed by Wes Craven and written by J.D. Feigelson. It follows corporate executive Miles Creighton (Michael Beck), who dies and is cryonically preserved in the hopes that he can be revived. Ten years later, the procedure is a success, and Miles returns, but without his soul. The film premiered on CBS on May 22, 1985.<EOS>"
2013,165375,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alec_C._Snowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Lustgarten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Arne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alec_C._Snowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder Anonymous<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder Anonymous is a 1955 British crime short film directed by Ken Hughes and featuring Edgar Lustgarten, Peter Arne and Jill Bennett.It was made by Anglo-Amalgamated as part of the Scotland Yard film series, as support for feature film screenings in cinemas .<EOS>"
2014,163397,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Cartoons,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Cartoons,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yosemite_Sam_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1889<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Wild and Woolly Hare is a 1959 American animated Western comedy short film directed by Friz Freleng and written by Warren Foster. The short was released on August 1, 1959 by Warner Bros. Pictures as part of the Looney Tunes series, and features Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam.<EOS>"
2015,15379,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Finn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Sanford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Slater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Menken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alice Dewey Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Buscemi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judi_Dench<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Tilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cuba_Gooding_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roseanne_Barr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Finn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Finn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Home on the Range<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Home on the Range: An Original Walt Disney Records Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hypnosis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Animation_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alan_Menken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Sanford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1889<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_on_the_Range_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Will_Finn<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Home on the Range is a 2004 American animated Western comedy film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures. It was the last Disney traditionally animated film released until The Princess and the Frog in 2009. Named after the popular cowboy song of the same name, which also serves as the state song of Kansas, the film was written and directed by Will Finn and John Sanford, and stars the voices of Roseanne Barr, Judi Dench, Jennifer Tilly, Cuba Gooding Jr., Randy Quaid, and Steve Buscemi. It features original songs written by Alan Menken and Glenn Slater, and an original musical orchestral score also composed by Menken.Home on the Range is set in the Old West, and centers on a mismatched trio of dairy cows—brash, adventurous Maggie; prim, proper Mrs. Calloway; and ditzy, happy-go-lucky Grace. The three cows must capture an infamous rustler named Alameda Slim for his bounty in order to save their idyllic farm from foreclosure. Aiding them in their quest is Lucky Jack, a feisty, peg-legged rabbit, and a selfish horse named Buck, eagerly working in the service of Rico, a famous bounty hunter, who seeks the glory for himself.Home on the Range premiered at the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles on March 21, 2004, and was released in the United States on April 2. It received mixed reviews from critics and was a box office failure, grossing $145.3 million worldwide against a production budget of $110 million.<EOS>"
2016,135791,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Joe_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_O._Selznick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Grable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edna_May_Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wheeler_and_Woolsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Joe_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_O._Selznick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Sandrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Whelan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_DeLeon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Lipton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.J._Perelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hold 'Em Jail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_'Em_Jail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hold 'Em Jail is a 1932 American pre-Code comedy film starring Wheeler and Woolsey as a couple of inept characters who are wrongfully convicted of firearm possession. They are sent to prison, where they somehow end up playing on the warden's football team.Warden Edgar Kennedy frames innocent people and blackmails them into playing on his football team in exchange for promises of eventual exoneration.Wheeler and Woolsey are aware of the racket, but Kennedy treads lightly with them because his spinster sister (Oliver) is in love with one of them.Unusually for the duo, the film is a straight comedy without musical numbers. It is also noteworthy for giving Betty Grable her first substantial role after appearances as a Goldwyn Girl and in bit parts. The title is a pun on the then-popular college football cheer, ""Hold 'em, Yale.""<EOS>"
2017,70702,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swap_Meet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brice_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swap_Meet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swap_Meet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Krantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swap_Meet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brice_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swap_Meet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swap_Meet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Swap Meet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swap_Meet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swap_Meet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swap_Meet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swap_Meet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swap_Meet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swap_Meet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swap_Meet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Steve_Krantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swap_Meet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brice_Mack<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Swap Meet is a 1979 American comedy film directed by Brice Mack.<EOS>
2018,63596,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Harris_(television_writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merton_Park_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Detained<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Tronson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Man Detained is a 1961 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Robert Tronson and starring Bernard Archard, Elvi Hale and Paul Stassino. The screenplay was by Richard Harris, based on the 1916 Edgar Wallace novel A Debt Discharged. It is part of the series of Edgar Wallace Mysteries films made at Merton Park Studios from 1960 to 1965.<EOS>"
2019,146840,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert L. Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert K. Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald A. Levinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Spencer_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaclyn_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nina_Foch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lee_Holdridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Arms_of_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_L._Collins<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>In the Arms of a Killer is a 1992 American television film written and directed by Robert L. Collins.<EOS>
2020,130201,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Dugan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Avi Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Everett_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Shawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alanna_Ubach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Miller_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Verne_Troyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deanna_Milligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Kline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Dugan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Frizzell_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dennis_Dugan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_based_on_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_A_Christmas_Carol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_based_on_A_Christmas_Carol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Karroll's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:A&E_(TV_network)_original_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Karroll's Christmas is a 2004 American made-for-television Christmas comedy film directed by Dennis Dugan. It is based on the 1843 novella A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. It aired on A&E on December 14, 2004.<EOS>"
2021,115292,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Hughes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Harvey_(Australian_screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Broken Melody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Melody Lingers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>melodrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_G._Hall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Broken Melody is a 1938 Australian drama film directed by Ken G. Hall and starring Lloyd Hughes, based on a best-selling novel by F. J. Thwaites. Hall later said in 1974 that ""This was a film that I’m particularly keen about still.""<EOS>"
2022,18277,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>E.G. Daily<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Reubens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Salinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judd Omen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Holton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pee-wee's Big Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Antonio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pee-wee_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Paul_Reubens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pee-wee's_Big_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Varhol<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pee-wee's Big Adventure is a 1985 American adventure comedy film directed by Tim Burton in his feature-film directing debut. The film stars Paul Reubens as Pee-wee Herman, along with Elizabeth Daily, Mark Holton, Diane Salinger and Judd Omen. The screenplay, written by Reubens with Phil Hartman and Michael Varhol, tells the story of Pee-wee's search for his stolen bicycle and has been compared to the 1948 Italian film Bicycle Thieves.Following the success of The Pee-wee Herman Show in 1981, Reubens was hired by the Warner Bros. film studio and began writing the script for Pee-wee's Big Adventure. Impressed with Burton's work on the short film Frankenweenie (1984), the producers and Reubens hired him to direct. Filming took place in California and Texas. The film was scored by Danny Elfman, marking his first among many collaborations with Burton.Pee-wee's Big Adventure was theatrically released on August 9, 1985, by Warner Bros., grossing over $40 million in North America. It became a cult film and continued to accumulate positive feedback. It was nominated for a Young Artist Award and was followed by two standalone sequels, Big Top Pee-wee (1988) and Pee-wee's Big Holiday (2016). Its financial success, followed by Burton's equally successful Beetlejuice in 1988, prompted Warner Bros. to hire Burton to direct the 1989 film Batman.<EOS>"
2023,103120,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Rader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Academy Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico_Mastorakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Len Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ida Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico_Mastorakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Grandma's House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Filicide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmother's_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Patricide_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Grandmother's House (also known as Grandma's House) is a 1988 American slasher film directed by Peter Rader and starring Eric Foster, Kim Valentine, Len Lesser and Ida Lee. It follows an orphaned brother and sister who, after moving in with their elderly grandparents, come to suspect them to be psychopathic murderers. The film was produced by Nico Mastorakis.<EOS>"
2024,65628,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico_Mastorakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico_Mastorakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Hirsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvette_Jarvis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clayton_Norcross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danos_Lygizos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_McGrail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Simone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kimon_Mouzenidis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nikos_Skiadas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spyros_Papafrantzis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico_Mastorakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico_Mastorakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico_Mastorakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Van_Haas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sky High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greece<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nico_Mastorakis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sky High is a 1986 American adventure and comedy film directed and produced by Nico Mastorakis, and starring Daniel Hirsch, Clayton Norcross, Frank Schultz, Yvette Jarvis and John Lawrence. The film has music composed by Dennis Haines.<EOS>"
2025,98609,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Barnathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shawn Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Owen Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hank Azaria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Stiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alain Chabat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Columbus_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barnathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ben_Garant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Lennon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Battle of the Smithsonian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night at the Museum:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night At the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slapstick_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alan_Silvestri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dune_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Abraham_Lincoln<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Depictions_of_Napoleon_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_Armstrong_Custer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Al_Capone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Al_Capone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_museums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_depictions_of_Abraham_Lincoln_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1492_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Chris_Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Barnathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Shawn_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Slapstick_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Ivan_the_Terrible<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Theodore_Roosevelt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:21_Laps_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Napoleon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Amelia_Earhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Night_at_the_Museum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_at_the_Museum:_Battle_of_the_Smithsonian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Smithsonian_Institution<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian is a 2009 American fantasy comedy film directed by Shawn Levy, and written by Robert Ben Garant and Thomas Lennon. The film stars Ben Stiller, Amy Adams, Owen Wilson, Hank Azaria, Christopher Guest, Alain Chabat and Robin Williams. It is the second film in the Night at the Museum series, following Night at the Museum (2006).The film was theatrically released on May 22, 2009, by 20th Century Fox. It received mixed reviews and became a box-office success, grossing $413 million on a $150 million budget. A third film, Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb, was released in 2014, and an animated sequel, Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again, was released in 2022.<EOS>"
2026,21715,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Derek Burbidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmways<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmways<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Urgh! A Music War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:A&M_Records_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_rock_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urgh!_A_Music_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:A&M_Records_soundtracks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Urgh! A Music War is a 1982 British concert film featuring performances by punk rock, new wave, and post-punk bands and artists. Filmed in August to September 1980 it was directed by Derek Burbidge and produced by Michael White and Lyndall Hobbs. Among the acts featured in the film are Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, Magazine, the Go-Go's, Toyah Willcox, Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, X, XTC, Devo, the Cramps, Oingo Boingo, Dead Kennedys, Gary Numan, Klaus Nomi, Wall of Voodoo, Pere Ubu, Skafish, Steel Pulse, Surf Punks, 999, UB40, Echo & the Bunnymen and The Police. These were many of the most popular groups on the New Wave scene; in keeping with the spirit of the scene, the film also features several less famous acts.<EOS>"
2027,126524,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:African_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Swanson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:African_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Africa Film Library/ M-Net<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:African_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric Rutherford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:African_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Adnewmah, Dolly Rathebe, Dan Twala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:African_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>African Jim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:African_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:African_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:African_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:African_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_South_African_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:African_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:African_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:African_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:African_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_musical_drama_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>African Jim, also known as Jim Comes to Jo'burg, is a 1949 South African film, directed by Donald Swanson and produced by Erica Rutherford. It features Daniel Adnewmah, South African Jazz singer Dolly Rathebe, The African Inkspots, Sam Maile, Dan Twala, and The Jazz Maniacs that included South African Jazz saxophonist, composer and bandleader Bra Zacks Nkosi. It is notable as the South Africa's first African feature-length film. It was produced by Warrior Films.<EOS>"
2028,123839,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_Clooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Maria_Alberghetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauritz_Melchior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liam_O'Brien_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Stars Are Singing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Victor_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_immigration_to_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stars_Are_Singing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_singers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Stars Are Singing is a 1953 Paramount Pictures musical directed by Norman Taurog and starring Rosemary Clooney, Anna Maria Alberghetti, and Lauritz Melchior. Clooney performs her hit song ""Come On-a My House"" and Danish tenor Lauritz Melchior sings ""Vesti la giubba"" from Leoncavallo's opera Pagliacci in this Technicolor production.<EOS>"
2029,51708,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael E. Uslan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gigi Pritzker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Deborah Del Prete<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samuel L. Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scarlett Johansson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Paulson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabriel Macht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eva Mendes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paz Vega<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Lauria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigi_Pritzker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Del_Prete<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Uslan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Spirit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rotoscoped_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Frank_Miller_(comics)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_immortality<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Classical_mythology_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spirit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Miller_(comics)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Spirit is a 2008 American neo-noir superhero film written and directed by Frank Miller and starring Gabriel Macht, Eva Mendes, Sarah Paulson, Dan Lauria, Paz Vega, Scarlett Johansson, and Samuel L. Jackson. Based on the newspaper comic strip  and DC Comics character The Spirit, by Will Eisner, and produced by OddLot and Lionsgate Films, it tells the story of a ghost-like superhero who defends Central City from the Octopus who competes with the superhero's childhood friend Sand Saref for the Blood of Heracles in order to become immortal.The film was released theatrically in the United States on December 25, 2008, to negative reviews and was a commercial failure. It was later released on DVD and Blu-ray on April 14, 2009.<EOS>"
2030,134486,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ash Brannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris Buck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Jenkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zooey Deschanel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diedrich Bader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Heder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shia LaBeouf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ash_Brannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Buck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Jenkins_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Rhymer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ash_Brannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Buck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Jenkins_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Surf's Up<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Surf's Up: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reggae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_chickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ash_Brannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mockumentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_surfing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mychael_Danna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Annie_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_penguins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_otters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Surf's_Up_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chris_Buck<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Surf's Up is a 2007 American animated mockumentary comedy film directed by Ash Brannon and Chris Buck from a screenplay they co-wrote with Don Rhymer and producer Chris Jenkins, based on a story developed by Jenkins and Christian Darren. Produced by Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animation, and distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing, the film stars the voices of Shia LaBeouf, Jeff Bridges, Zooey Deschanel, Jon Heder, and James Woods. It is a parody of surfing documentaries, such as The Endless Summer and Riding Giants, with parts of the plot parodying North Shore. Real-life surfers Kelly Slater and Rob Machado have vignettes as their penguin surfer counterparts. To obtain the desired hand-held documentary feel, the film's animation team motion-captured a physical camera operator's moves.Surf's Up was released in the United States on June 8, 2007, by Sony Pictures Releasing, and received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise for the animation, humor and unique mockumentary setup. The film grossed $152 million worldwide against a budget of $100 million. It was nominated for Best Animated Feature at the 80th Academy Awards. A sequel, titled Surf's Up 2: WaveMania, was released direct-to-video in the United States on January 17, 2017, and theatrical in select countries.<EOS>"
2031,82892,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bea Benaderet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Oily Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_petroleum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oily_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Oily Hare is a 1952 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Robert McKimson and written by Tedd Pierce. The short was released on July 26, 1952, and stars Bugs Bunny.The plot shares similarities to the plot of the short The Fair-Haired Hare, released one year earlier featuring Devil Rich Texan as Bugs' antagonist. Oily Hare recycles the same ending where Bugs' home is filled with explosives and blown up.<EOS>"
2032,123886,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Conor Allyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alejandro_Salomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Naji Jurdi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frederic Cipoletti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Davitian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caitlin_Gerard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_Clark_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Jurdi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christos Vasilopolous<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Logan Fahey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alejandro_Salomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Jurdi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pocket Listing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_business_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_con_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_financial_crises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_with_unreliable_narrators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_business_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pocket_Listing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pocket Listing is a 2016 American neo-noir black comedy film directed by Conor Allyn, written by James Jurdi, and starring Jurdi, Logan Fahey, Caitlin Gerard, Christos Vasilopolous, Jessica Clark, Rob Lowe, and Burt Reynolds. The film was acquired by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Orion Pictures for limited theatrical and video on demand release on December 2, 2016.It has been described as a ""darkly comic crime thriller"" which centers on ""the story of a former hot-shot Los Angeles property broker who is given a second chance by a corrupt power couple with a commission to sell their Malibu mansion, a deal riddled with criminal activity.<EOS>"
2033,166592,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Wentworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanne Dunne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Captain and the Kids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_short_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_short_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Katzenjammer_Kids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain_and_the_Kids_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_1938<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In 1938, the comic strip The Captain and the Kids (Rudolph Dirks' parallel version of his own strip The Katzenjammer Kids) was adapted by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, becoming the studio's first self-produced series of theatrical cartoon short subjects, directed by William Hanna, Bob Allen, and Friz Freleng. The short-lived series was unsuccessful, ending after one year and a total of 15 cartoons. Following that cancellation, Freleng returned to Warner Bros., where he had earlier been an animation director. The Captain was voiced by Billy Bletcher, Mama was voiced by Martha Wentworth, the kids were voiced by Shirley Reid and Jeanne Dunne, and John Silver was voiced by Mel Blanc.<EOS>"
2034,70615,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_Wyss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Winfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Dudikoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Cranston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Quadros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Norton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strategic Command<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rick_Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strategic_Command_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strategic Command is a 1997 air hijack direct-to-video film directed by Rick Jacobson, starring Michael Dudikoff, and co-starring Richard Norton, Paul Winfield, Bryan Cranston, and Stephen Quadros. The film was written by Sean McGinly and Tripp Reed.<EOS>"
2035,8255,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor M. Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Behind Your Back<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Your_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Behind Your Back is a 1937 British drama film directed by Donovan Pedelty and starring Jack Livesey, Dinah Sheridan and Betty Astell. It was made at Wembley Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
2036,47147,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Wiemer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Kershaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Castrodad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pernell_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milla_Jovovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Wiemer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Kershaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_interracial_romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nepal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Train_to_Kathmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Night Train to Kathmandu is a 1988 American romantic fantasy television film starring Milla Jovovich, Eddie Castrodad, and Pernell Roberts. It was directed by Robert Wiemer.<EOS>"
2037,74586,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_McDonagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Searchlight Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Graham Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Czernin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin McDonagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frances McDormand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Woody Harrelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Rockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Hawkes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Dinklage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_McDonagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Czernin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_McDonagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_McDonagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Folk_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Americana_(music)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Film_BAFTA_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Actress_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actor_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_grieving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carter_Burwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Drama_Actress_Golden_Globe-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Toronto_International_Film_Festival_People's_Choice_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Original_Screenplay_BAFTA_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tragicomedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Drama_Picture_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_British_Film_BAFTA_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Graham_Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Eagle_Award_(Russia)_for_Best_Foreign_Language_Film_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Billboards_Outside_Ebbing,_Missouri<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_McDonagh<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a 2017 crime drama film written, directed, and produced by Martin McDonagh. It stars Frances McDormand as Mildred Hayes, a Missouri woman who rents three roadside billboards to draw attention to her daughter's unsolved rape and murder. Woody Harrelson, Sam Rockwell, Abbie Cornish, John Hawkes, and Peter Dinklage appear in supporting roles. The film was theatrically released in the United States in November 2017 and in the United Kingdom in January 2018 by Fox Searchlight Pictures, and it grossed $162 million at the worldwide box office.It received widespread critical acclaim, particularly for McDonagh's screenplay and direction, and the performers of its ensemble cast (particularly McDormand, Rockwell and Harrelson). It won numerous accolades, including five BAFTA Awards, four Golden Globe Awards, and three Screen Actors Guild Awards. It also received seven nominations at the 90th Academy Awards, including Best Picture, winning Best Actress (McDormand) and Best Supporting Actor (Rockwell).<EOS>"
2038,127194,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alfred L. Werker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_L._Werker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Bennison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stone_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chasing Through Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Belgium<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Through_Europe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Naples<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Chasing Through Europe is a 1929  Synchronized sound American Pre-Code romance film directed by David Butler and Alfred L. Werker and starring Sue Carol, Nick Stuart and Gustav von Seyffertitz. While the film has no audible dialog, it was released with a synchronized musical score with sound effects using the sound-on-film Movietone process. The film was produced by the Fox Film Corporation. Most of the film was shot on location in Europe.<EOS>"
2039,7097,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constantin_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alexander Grüter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Artur Brauner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rod Steiger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter van Eyck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadja_Tiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constantin_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artur_Brauner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Harvey_(English_screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_in_My_Pocket_(novel)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>World in My Pocket<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Spandau_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Claude_Bolling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Constantin_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_Hadley_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alvin_Rakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:World_in_My_Pocket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Marseille<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>World in My Pocket (also known as On Friday at Eleven) is a 1961 European crime-drama film directed by Alvin Rakoff. The film was a co-production between West Germany (where it was released as An einem Freitag um halb zwölf), France (where is known as Vendredi 13 heures) and Italy (where is known as Il mondo nella mia tasca).It was shot at the Spandau Studios and on location in Marseille. The film's sets were designed by the art directors Hans Kuhnert and Wilhelm Vorwerg. It is based on the 1959 novel The World in My Pocket by James Hadley Chase.<EOS>"
2040,44940,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Weissmuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myrna_Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elena_Verdugo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lost Tribe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jungle_Jim_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lost Tribe (1949) is the second Jungle Jim film produced by Columbia Pictures. The film features Johnny Weissmuller in his second performance as the adventurer Jungle Jim, co-starring Myrna Dell and Elena Verdugo, along with Joseph Vitale and George J. Lewis as the film's antagonists. It was directed by William Berke and written by Don Martin and Arthur Hoerl.The film follows Jungle Jim struggling to protect a legendary African city from harm and exploitation. Filming took place in September 1948. The film was theatrically released in the United States in May 1949.<EOS>"
2041,78477,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric Kopeloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward R. Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Budd Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Langella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Brolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Sarandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carey Mulligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shia LaBeouf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eli Wallach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_R._Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Loeb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Schiff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_business_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2001<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2008<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trading_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Dubai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dune_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_financial_crises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2010<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Allan_Loeb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wall_Street_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Craig_Armstrong_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_business_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street:_Money_Never_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Great_Recession<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (also known as Wall Street 2 or Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps) is a 2010 American drama film directed by Oliver Stone, a sequel to Wall Street (1987). It stars Michael Douglas, Shia LaBeouf, Josh Brolin, Carey Mulligan, Frank Langella, Susan Sarandon and Eli Wallach.The film takes place in New York City, 23 years after the original, and revolves around the 2008 financial crisis. Its plot centers on a supposedly reformed Gordon Gekko, played by Douglas, and follows his attempts to repair his relationship with his daughter Winnie (Mulligan), with the help of her fiancé, Jacob Moore (LaBeouf).Principal photography took place in New York City between September and November 2009. After having its release date moved twice, Money Never Sleeps was released theatrically worldwide on September 24, 2010, by 20th Century Fox. Prior to its official release, many journalists connected to the financial industry were reportedly shown advance screenings of the film.Despite opening to positive reception at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival, Money Never Sleeps received mixed reviews from critics. Though failing to meet its critical expectations, the film was successful at the box office, topping the United States's ranking during its opening weekend, and earning a worldwide total of $134 million in ticket sales, and more than $15 million on DVD.<EOS>"
2042,166725,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Miller_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sidney Northcote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clayton Hutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stuart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cyril McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Moira Lynd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Miller_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Northcote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Miller_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Verdict of the Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Singapore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Verdict_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Verdict of the Sea is a 1932 British adventure film directed by Frank Miller and Sidney Northcote and starring John Stuart, Moira Lynd and Cyril McLaglen. It was made at Elstree Studios and on location by British International Pictures, the largest British film company at the time. It was based on a novel by Alan Sullivan. The film's sets were designed by David Rawnsley.<EOS>"
2043,163465,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Otakar Votocek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Laurens Geels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Maas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_O'Toole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Firth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otakar_Votocek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Maas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otakar_Votocek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wings of Fame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Netherlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Dutch_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Fame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dutch_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wings of Fame is a 1990 Dutch English-language comedy fantasy film (released in the UK on 26 April 1991) directed by Otakar Votocek and starring Peter O'Toole, Colin Firth, Marie Trintignant, Andréa Ferréol and Robert Stephens. The script was written by Dutch writer Herman Koch.Catering of the movie (that was shot partly in Amsterdam's city theater) was done by Jan (the father of Jouke Keizer) from his catering bus parked at the Leidseplein.<EOS>"
2044,73018,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Zeke Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shawn McCorkindale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shelley Dvi-Vardhana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ashleigh_Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Kelamis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Petriw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Gaze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellie King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Allison Warnyca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashlyn Drummond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren Lavoie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leala Selina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barbie: The Princess & the Popstar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barbie: The Princess and The Popstar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Here I Am<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Teen_pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance-pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_princesses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Prince_and_the_Pauper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie:_The_Princess_&_the_Popstar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Barbie_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Barbie: The Princess & The Popstar is a 2012 animated musical fantasy film produced by Rainmaker Entertainment and released by Universal Studios Home Entertainment. It is the twenty-third installment in the Barbie film series and the second to be based on Mark Twain's 1881 novel The Prince and the Pauper (after Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper).Featuring the voices of Kelly Sheridan, Jennifer Waris, Ashleigh Ball, Tiffany Giardina, Ellie King and Peter Kelamis, the plot follows two teenage girls, Keira, a world-famous popstar, and Tori, princess of Meribella (both portrayed by Barbie) who meet and discover they both have the magic to swap places. It was released to DVD on September 11, 2012, and made its television debut on Nickelodeon on November 16, 2012.<EOS>"
2045,110889,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Furst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Grand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matty Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Korman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Furst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Leisure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Angarano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Bologna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denny_Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maureen_McCormick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Furst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matty_Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matty_Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Baby Huey's Great Easter Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Harvey_Comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_ducks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Easter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Huey's_Great_Easter_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stephen_Furst<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Baby Huey's Great Easter Adventure is a 1999 American adventure film directed by Stephen Furst, based on the Harvey Entertainment Company animated character Baby Huey. It was released by Columbia TriStar Home Video on VHS on March 2, 1999, and on DVD on February 15, 2005, by Classic Media.A majority of the film's cast and crew were National Lampoon veterans.<EOS>"
2046,164750,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Julian_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mammals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Canis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoom_at_the_Top<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wile_E._Coyote_and_the_Road_Runner_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Zoom at the Top is a 1962 Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Chuck Jones and designer Maurice Noble. The short was released on June 30, 1962, and stars Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner.<EOS>"
2047,162660,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Luke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Johnson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilli_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Roche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Oedipus the King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Patricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Epirus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_classical_mythology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_ancient_Greek_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Sophocles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Philip_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oedipus_the_King_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_Oedipus_Rex<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Oedipus the King is a 1968 British film adaptation of the Sophoclean tragedy Oedipus Rex, directed and co-written by Philip Saville. It stars Christopher Plummer as the title character, Orson Welles as Tiresias, Lilli Palmer as Jocasta, Richard Johnson as Creon and Donald Sutherland as the leading member of the Chorus, though the latter's voice was dubbed by Valentine Dyall. Saville's first theatrical film effort, the film remained highly theatrical in nature, and is known for its intensive dialogue typical of an ancient play.<EOS>"
2048,134387,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Liu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Goguen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Register<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Timm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Melniker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Uslan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bobbie Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Xander_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_C._McGinley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Daly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clancy_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corey_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:LeVar_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricardo_Chavira<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allison_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._C._H._Pounder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Conroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Calvin Tran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Liu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Register<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Timm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Melniker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Uslan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Superman/Batman: Public Enemies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tokyo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Animation_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DC_Universe_Animated_Original_Movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_Batman_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Liu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_Superman_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superman/Batman:_Public_Enemies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Jeph_Loeb<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Superman/Batman: Public Enemies is a 2009 American animated superhero film based on the DC Comics story arc ""Public Enemies"" in the Superman/Batman comic book series, written by Jeph Loeb and drawn by Ed McGuinness, which focused on Superman and Batman teaming up to prevent a meteorite from striking Earth, and taking down Lex Luthor, who has been elected President of the United States. Directed by Sam Liu, it is the sixth film of the DC Universe Animated Original Movies. The film received generally positive reviews upon release. Additionally, Tim Daly, Kevin Conroy, Clancy Brown, and CCH Pounder reprise their respective roles from the DC Animated Universe as Superman, Batman, Lex Luthor, and Amanda Waller.The film was released by Warner Bros. Animation on September 29, 2009.<EOS>"
2049,157349,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tigon_British_Film_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Louis M. Heyward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Philip Waddilove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnold Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Wymark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wilfrid Brambell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rupert Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicky Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hilary Dwyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian Ogilvy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tigon_British_Film_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_M._Heyward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Book_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Baker_(English_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Witchfinder General<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Censored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Torture_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Folk_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1640s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Period_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Oliver_Cromwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Witch_hunting_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Suffolk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchfinder_General_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Reeves<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Witchfinder General (titled onscreen as Matthew Hopkins: Witchfinder General) is a 1968 British period folk horror film directed by Michael Reeves and starring Vincent Price, Ian Ogilvy, Hilary Dwyer, Robert Russell and Rupert Davies. The screenplay, by Reeves and Tom Baker, was based on Ronald Bassett's 1966 novel Witchfinder General. The film is a heavily fictionalised account of the murderous witch-hunting exploits of Matthew Hopkins (Price), a lawyer who falsely claimed to have been appointed as a ""Witch Finder Generall"" [sic] by Parliament during the English Civil War to root out sorcery and witchcraft. The plot follows Roundhead soldier Richard Marshall (Ogilvy), who relentlessly pursues Hopkins and his assistant John Stearne (Russell) after they prey on his fiancée Sara (Dwyer) and execute her priestly uncle John Lowes (Davies).Made on a low budget of under £100,000, the film was produced by Tigon British Film Productions. In the United States, where it was distributed by American International Pictures (AIP), Witchfinder General was retitled The Conqueror Worm (titled onscreen as Matthew Hopkins: Conqueror Worm) by AIP to link it with their earlier series of Edgar Allan Poe adaptations directed by Roger Corman and starring Price; because its narrative bears no relation to any of Poe's stories, American prints book-end the film with his poem ""The Conqueror Worm"" being read through Price's narration.Witchfinder General eventually became a cult film, a development partially attributable to Reeves's death nine months after its release. Several prominent critics have championed the film, including Tim Lucas, J. Hoberman, Danny Peary, Robin Wood and Derek Malcolm; their praise has highlighted its direction, performances, and musical score by Paul Ferris.<EOS>"
2050,105448,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Björn_Tagemose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Katarina Vercammen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grace_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Iggy_Pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Slash_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Araya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Rollins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nina_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_Hughes_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olivia_Vinall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lemmy_Kilmister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Björn_Tagemose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Björn_Tagemose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gutterdämmerung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Devil_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gutterdämmerung<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gutterdämmerung  is a 2016 rock music film directed by Björn Tagemose, promoted as being ""the loudest silent movie ever"". The film features a score provided by a live rock band. The film stars Iggy Pop, Grace Jones, Henry Rollins, Lemmy, Nina Hagen, Tom Araya, Slash, Jesse Hughes, and Josh Homme and Justice. The film is shot in black and white in the tradition of classic silent film of 1920's Hollywood, but instead of having backing piano music, a live rock group hammers out the accompanying soundtrack, whilst special effects from the film explode to life all around the audience. The film's plot has a religious setting and is focused around ""The Devil's Evil Guitar"" which has been removed from the world by the supreme being, in a newly puritanical world where rock and roll is relegated to history. Grace Jones plays ""the devil"", governing the testosterone of the evil rock'n'roll masses. Henry Rollins stars as the puritanical Priest Svengali. A punk rock angel named Vicious (Iggy Pop) is sent to Earth to test humanity and to set the world on fire.<EOS>"
2051,166901,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Rose_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Rose_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Rudkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Penda's Fen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_television_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Play_for_Today<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Penda's_Fen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Worcestershire_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>""Penda's Fen"" is the 16th episode of the fourth season of the British BBC anthology TV series Play for Today. The episode was a television play that was originally broadcast on 21 March 1974. ""Penda's Fen"" was written by David Rudkin, directed by Alan Clarke, produced by David Rose, and starred Spencer Banks.<EOS>"
2052,107921,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances-Anne_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frances-Anne Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances-Anne_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances-Anne_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances-Anne_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trinidad_and_Tobago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trinidad_and_Tobago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Trinidad_and_Tobago_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trinidad_and_Tobago_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hero, also released as Hero: Inspired by the Extraordinary Life of Mr. Ulric Cross, is a Trinidad and Tobago dramatic film inspired by the life of the Trinidadian RAF officer, lawyer and diplomat Ulric Cross (1917–2013). It was produced and directed by Frances-Anne Solomon and won an award in the 2019 Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Diaspora Narrative Feature Film category.<EOS>"
2053,153371,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harley_Knoles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Hammond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matheson_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chili_Bouchier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Schildkraut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harley_Knoles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Macardle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carnival<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Othello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Carnival is a 1931 British drama film in black and white with colour sequences directed by Herbert Wilcox and produced by his British & Dominions Film Corporation, starring Matheson Lang, Joseph Schildkraut, Kay Hammond and Chili Bouchier. During a performance of Othello a jealous actor attempts to strangle his wife who he believes has committed adultery. It was a remake of the 1921 film Carnival. The French musician Alfred Rode appears with his band.<EOS>"
2054,24285,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Sloane_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lou Brock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Boland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Moran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Down to Their Last Yacht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roy_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_to_Their_Last_Yacht<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Sloane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Down to Their Last Yacht is a 1934 American comedy adventure film directed by Paul Sloane and steering Mary Boland, Polly Moran and Ned Sparks. It was produced and distributed by RKO Pictures.<EOS>"
2055,167125,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pantoliano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cameron_Dye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Railsback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Mary_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jewel_Shepard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scenes from the Goldmine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scenes_from_the_Goldmine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Scenes from the Goldmine is a 1987 American film directed by Marc Rocco.<EOS>
2056,161449,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Loudon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Valerie Hobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Jeayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terence De Marney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Loudon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eyes of Fate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Fate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ivar_Campbell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Eyes of Fate is a 1933 British sports fantasy film directed by Ivar Campbell and starring Allan Jeayes, Valerie Hobson and Terence De Marney. It is a quota quickie, made at Shepperton Studios. It is also known by the alternative title of All the Winners.A bookmaker seems to have struck it lucky when he comes across a newspaper containing the next day's horse racing results, but the paper also contains some more unsettling news.<EOS>"
2057,95993,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Dieterle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Presnell Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Brent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Chatterton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Dieterle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Markey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathryn_Scola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Female<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_businesspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Dieterle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Female_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kathryn_Scola<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Female is a 1933 Warner Bros. pre-Code film directed by Michael Curtiz and starring Ruth Chatterton and George Brent. It is based on the 1933 novel of the same name by Donald Henderson Clarke.<EOS>
2058,70811,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay_Shonteff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lindsay Shonteff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elizabeth Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stuart Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Marlowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Lake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edina Ronay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay_Shonteff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay_Shonteff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Brody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Swordsman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lindsay_Shonteff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swordsman_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nice<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Swordsman, also known as Zapper's Blade of Veangeance, is a 1974 British action film directed by Lindsay Shonteff and starring Linda Marlowe, Alan Lake and Edina Ronay. It is a sequel to Big Zapper (1973) and follows the adventures of female private detective Harriet Zapper.It was produced in 1974, including location shooting in the South of France around Nice. In 1976 it was picked up for release on the Odeon Circuit by Rank Film Distributors.<EOS>"
2059,9856,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael C. Huber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Stephen Beckner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Look Now<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samir_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Karin Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick Toenz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephan Schindler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beth_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Whitworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stefan_Kurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Koehler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaimz_Woolvett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samir_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdseye_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Swiss_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A.K.A. Birdseye is a Swiss 2002 crime comedy film directed by Stephen Beckner and Michael C. Huber and starring Fred Ward.<EOS>
2060,137239,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damian_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_March<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Hoskins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristian_Kiehling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Will<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_association_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Elstree_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Liverpool_F.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004–05_UEFA_Champions_League<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Will is a 2011 British sports drama directed by Ellen Perry and starring Damian Lewis, Perry Eggleton and Bob Hoskins.<EOS>"
2061,76627,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trail Riders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Range_Busters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trail Riders is a 1942 American Western film directed by Robert Emmett Tansey. The film is the eighteenth in Monogram Pictures' ""Range Busters"" series, and it stars John ""Dusty"" King as Dusty, ""Davy"" Sharpe and Max ""Alibi"" Terhune, with Evelyn Finley, Forrest Taylor and Charles King.The film is also known as Dead Men Don't Ride (American pre-release title).<EOS>"
2062,156416,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Jaccard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>William Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Jaccard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_Jaccard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Señor Jim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Señor_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jacques_Jaccard<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Señor Jim is a 1936 American Western film directed by Jacques Jaccard and starring Conway Tearle, Barbara Bedford and Alberta Dugan.<EOS>"
2063,117867,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_V._McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry R. Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Muller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Marvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Borgnine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Wahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Jaeckel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Landham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_V._McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Muller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Action<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1944<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dirty_Dozen:_Next_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_McLaglen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Dirty Dozen: Next Mission is a 1985 made-for-TV film and sequel to the original 1967 film Dirty Dozen, directed by Andrew V. McLaglen and reuniting Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine and Richard Jaeckel 18 years after the original hit war film. Marvin returns to lead an all-new dirty dozen on a mission to assassinate SS General Sepp Dietrich, played by Wolf Kahler.<EOS>"
2064,159113,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Break_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Break_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Britton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Break_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Break_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christina Gregg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Break_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Break_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pip_and_Jane_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Break_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Break<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Break_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Break_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Break_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Break_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Break_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Break_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Break is a 1963 British second feature drama film directed by Lance Comfort and starring Tony Britton, William Lucas and Christina Gregg. It was written by Pip and Jane Baker.<EOS>"
2065,160902,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Blackwater Film Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Graham Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_L._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Williams_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Le_Mesurier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Graham Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_L._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>What's Up Nurse!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sexploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What's_Up_Nurse!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Derek_Ford<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>What's Up Nurse! is a 1977 British sex comedy film directed and written by Derek Ford and starring Nicholas Field, Felicity Devonshire and John Le Mesurier.It tells the story of the adventures of a young doctor in a hospital. The sequel What's Up Superdoc! was released the following year, with Christopher Mitchell replacing Nicholas Field as Dr Todd.<EOS>"
2066,168233,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Jackson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBC_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Douglas Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cec_Linder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Bethune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ron Hartmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Jackson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBC_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Jackson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Jackson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sloane Affair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBC_Television_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sloane_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Douglas_Jackson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sloane Affair is a Canadian docudrama television film, directed by Douglas Jackson and broadcast by CBC Television in 1973. Created by the National Film Board of Canada, the film starred Michael Kane as Alan Sloane, a businessman being prosecuted by the government for tax fraud.The cast also included Cec Linder, Ron Hartmann, John Bethune, Rex Sevenoaks, Dave Broadfoot, Alfie Scopp and Al Waxman.The film was funded in part by the Department of National Revenue as an educational film about the legal ramifications of tax fraud, with its screenplay based in part on real tax fraud prosecutions. Critic Blaik Kirby of The Globe and Mail criticized it on these grounds, calling it an ""out-and-out propaganda film"" and writing that ""it's as if writer-producer-director Doug Jackson had an assistant deputy minister assigned to look over his shoulder as he typed, to make sure that the message was sufficiently heavy-handed.""The film won four Canadian Film Awards at the 25th Canadian Film Awards in 1973, for Best TV Drama, Best Art Direction in a Non-Feature, Best Direction in a Non-Feature and Best Screenplay for a Non-Feature.<EOS>"
2067,32697,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sheldon Larry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lifetime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sheldon_Larry<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Christmas in Paradise is a 2007 American Lifetime television Christmas movie which originally aired on December 15, 2007.  Starring Charlotte Ross, Colin Ferguson, Devon Werkheiser, Josie Loren, Kenton Duty and Aria Wallace, the film tells the story of two families who find companionship during a Caribbean Christmas holiday, only to have their idyllic vacation disrupted by an unexpected visitor from the past.  The movie was filmed entirely on location on the island of Puerto Rico in 2007, and has subsequently been rebroadcast on Lifetime every year during the holiday season as an annual Christmas film.<EOS>"
2068,24790,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Martin Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tony Kandah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kerri Kasem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>A. J. Stephans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Jean Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Venokur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary E. Zilba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rodrigo Obregón<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Sabbagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vince Murdocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>L.A. Wars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Los_Angeles_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_action_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>L.A. Wars is a 1994 American action film directed by Tony Kandah and Martin Morris. It stars Vince Murdocco as a disgraced former officer of the Los Angeles Police Department who becomes involved in a conflict between two rival crime syndicates.<EOS>
2069,65155,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carney_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Weinstein Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Bregman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Scott Frakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Carney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martina Niland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Trijbits<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christian Grass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Raj Brinder Dad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aidan Gillen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucy Boynton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Reynor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ferdia Walsh-Peelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Thornton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maria Doyle Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sing Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1985<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_education<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Dublin_(city)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Carney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Synge_Street_school<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sing Street is a 2016 coming-of-age musical comedy-drama film written and directed by John Carney from a story by Carney and Simon Carmody. Starring Lucy Boynton, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Aidan Gillen, Jack Reynor, Kelly Thornton and Ferdia Walsh-Peelo, the story revolves around a teenage boy who forms a band to impress a girl in 1980s Dublin. It is an international co-production of Ireland, the United Kingdom and the United States.The film had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on 24 January 2016. It was released in Ireland on 17 March 2016, in the United States on 15 April and in the United Kingdom on 20 May. The film received positive reviews from critics, grossed $13.6 million worldwide on a $4 million budget, and was nominated for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy at the 74th Golden Globe Awards.<EOS>"
2070,104466,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Green_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Granat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shashi_Kapoor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hayley_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_De_Banzie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Green_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Waterhouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pretty Polly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Singapore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Polly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Green<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pretty Polly (also known as A Matter of Innocence) is a 1967 British comedy film directed by Guy Green and based on the short story Pretty Polly Barlow by Noël Coward. It stars Hayley Mills, Shashi Kapoor, Trevor Howard and Brenda De Banzie. The film is largely set in Singapore.<EOS>"
2071,161656,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Stander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'm a Big Shot Now<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_a_Big_Shot_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I'm a Big Shot Now is a 1936 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on April 11, 1936.<EOS>"
2072,157293,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lee Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keshia Knight Pulliam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pooch Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Bosley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Lawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Earl Billings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janet Hubert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray J<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Christmas at Water's Edge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_at_Water's_Edge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Christmas at Water's Edge is a contemporary variation of A Christmas Carol, directed by Lee Davis, starring Keshia Knight Pulliam, Tom Bosley and Pooch Hall. It was shown in theaters in 2004 and released on DVD in 2007.The film is about a wealthy collegian (Keshia Knight Pulliam) and an angel-in-training (Pooch Hall) who work together to organize a holiday concert for a youth center.<EOS>"
2073,25592,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Miracle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pete Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Alba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Latimer_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Françoise_Pascal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nosher_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derek Aylward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>School for Sex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Pete_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:School_for_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sexploitation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>School for Sex is a 1969 British sex comedy film directed, produced and written by Pete Walker. It has been described as the first British sexploitation film.<EOS>"
2074,34575,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bernard Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Lancaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Smith_(editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Elmer Gantry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actress_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Adapted_Screenplay_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Actor_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_con_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Sinclair_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Drama_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_André_Previn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Gantry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Burt_Lancaster<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Elmer Gantry is a 1960 American drama film about a confidence man and a female evangelist selling religion to small-town America. Adapted by director Richard Brooks, the film is based on the 1927 novel of the same name by Sinclair Lewis, and stars Burt Lancaster, Jean Simmons, Arthur Kennedy, Shirley Jones and Patti Page.Elmer Gantry was nominated for five Academy Awards in 1961, including Best Picture and Best Score. It won Best Actor for Lancaster, Best Supporting Actress for Jones, and Best Adapted Screenplay. Jean Simmons was nominated for the Golden Globe award in the Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama category.The film's plot overlaps with fewer than 100 pages of the novel Elmer Gantry, deleting many characters and fundamentally changing the character and actions of female evangelist Sister Sharon Falconer, as played by Simmons. The character of Sharon Falconer was loosely based on elements in the career of the Canadian-born American radio evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson, who founded the Pentecostal Christian denomination known as the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel in 1927. In addition, a plot point from the end of the novel is incorporated into Gantry and Lulu Bains's relationship, fundamentally changing the fates of both characters.<EOS>"
2075,4145,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roman_Polanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cassavetes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Bellamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maurice Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ruth Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mia Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sidney Blackmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roman_Polanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roman_Polanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rosemary's Baby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Film score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>jazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Devil_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actress_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actress_Golden_Globe-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1965<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Photoplay_Awards_film_of_the_year_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gothic_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_apartment_buildings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_depictions_of_the_Antichrist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1966<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cults<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Krzysztof_Komeda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Satanism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Ira_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roman_Polanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Roman_Polanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary's_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_pregnancy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rosemary's Baby is a 1968 American psychological horror film written and directed by Roman Polanski, based on Ira Levin's 1967 novel. The film stars Mia Farrow as the titular Rosemary, a newlywed living in Manhattan who becomes pregnant, but soon begins to suspect that her neighbors have sinister intentions regarding her and her baby. The film's supporting cast includes John Cassavetes, Ruth Gordon, Sidney Blackmer, Maurice Evans, Ralph Bellamy, Patsy Kelly, Angela Dorian, and Charles Grodin in his feature film debut.The film deals with themes related to paranoia, women's liberation, Catholicism, and the occult. While it is primarily set in New York City, the majority of principal photography for Rosemary's Baby took place in Los Angeles throughout late 1967. The film was released on June 12, 1968, by Paramount Pictures. It was a box office success, grossing over $30 million in the United States, and received immense critical acclaim, ultimately placing second behind The Lion in Winter on the annual Film Daily year-end poll in 1968. The film was nominated for several accolades, including multiple Golden Globe Award nominations and two Academy Award nominations, winning Best Supporting Actress (for Ruth Gordon) and the Golden Globe in the same category. Since its release, Rosemary's Baby has been widely regarded as one of the greatest horror films of all time. In 2014, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant.""The movie successfully launched a franchise, which includes a 1976 made-for-TV sequel, Look What's Happened to Rosemary's Baby, a 2014 miniseries adaptation sharing the same title, and a streaming exclusive prequel, Apartment 7A (2024).<EOS>"
2076,13591,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannover_House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannover_House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Delivering Milo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlantic_City,_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Craig_Safan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Atlantic_City,_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_angels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivering_Milo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Castle<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Delivering Milo is a 2001 American fantasy comedy film written by David Hubbard and directed by Nick Castle. Anton Yelchin stars as Milo, while Bridget Fonda and Campbell Scott play his parents. Albert Finney stars as Elmore Dahl, a guardian angel sent to convince a soul that life on Earth is worth living.<EOS>"
2077,19385,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellory_Elkayem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Denholm Trading Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatoly_Fradis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Scarduzio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Keefe_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cory_Hardrict<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Coyote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jana_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aimee-Lynn Chadwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellory_Elkayem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatoly_Fradis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Syfy_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Return_of_the_Living_Dead_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chernobyl_(city)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Living_Dead:_Necropolis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ellory_Elkayem<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Return of the Living Dead: Necropolis is a 2005 made-for-television action horror film directed by Ellory Elkayem, starring Aimee Lynn Chadwick, Cory Hardrict, John Keefe, Jana Kramer, and Peter Coyote. It is the fourth film in the Return of the Living Dead film series.An edited version of the film aired on the Sci-Fi Channel on October 15, 2005 (2005-10-15). The R-rated version of the film was released on DVD on April 18, 2006 (2006-04-18).<EOS>"
2078,165818,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Titsiana_Booberini<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Luketic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Titsiana_Booberini<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sophie_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Titsiana_Booberini<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roz_Hammond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Titsiana_Booberini<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tania_Lacy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Titsiana_Booberini<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Luketic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Titsiana_Booberini<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tania_Lacy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Titsiana_Booberini<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Titsiana Booberini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Titsiana_Booberini<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Titsiana_Booberini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Titsiana_Booberini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Titsiana_Booberini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Titsiana_Booberini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Titsiana_Booberini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Titsiana_Booberini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Luketic<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Titsiana Booberini is a 1997 Australian short film directed by Robert Luketic, written by and starring Tania Lacy, also starring Sophie Lee, and Roz Hammond.<EOS>"
2079,105117,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guess_What_We_Learned_in_School_Today%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Avildsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guess_What_We_Learned_in_School_Today%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guess_What_We_Learned_in_School_Today%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Avildsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guess_What_We_Learned_in_School_Today%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guess_What_We_Learned_in_School_Today%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Guess What We Learned in School Today?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guess_What_We_Learned_in_School_Today%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guess_What_We_Learned_in_School_Today%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guess_What_We_Learned_in_School_Today%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guess_What_We_Learned_in_School_Today%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guess_What_We_Learned_in_School_Today%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guess_What_We_Learned_in_School_Today%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guess_What_We_Learned_in_School_Today%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guess_What_We_Learned_in_School_Today%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guess_What_We_Learned_in_School_Today%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_G._Avildsen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Guess What We Learned in School Today? (also released in the United States as I Ain't No Buffalo) is a 1970 film directed by John G. Avildsen and written by Eugene Price. The movie premiered at the 1970 Cannes Film Festival and opened in the United States in 1971. Although it was shot before Avildsen's Joe, it got distribution afterward due to Joe's success.Tagline: ""Love American Style with a touch of X.""<EOS>"
2080,169757,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_W._Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Marley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brooke_Adams_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Mallett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Blendick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_W._Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Kouf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Greenwalt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Utilities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Maribeth_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Micky_Erbe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harvey_Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utilities_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Howard_W._Koch<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Utilities is a 1983 Canadian comedy film directed by Harvey Hart and starring Robert Hays and Brooke Adams.<EOS>
2081,160808,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ash R. Shah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nightstalker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_serial_killers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chris_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightstalker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Richard_Ramirez<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nightstalker is a 2002 American crime horror film written, directed, and produced by Chris Fisher about Richard Ramirez. It was nominated for two Fangoria Chainsaw Awards.<EOS>"
2082,12319,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noah Beery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Fay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank McHugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Mackaill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_McCarty_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Humphrey_Pearson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bright Lights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_National_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Early_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bright_Lights_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_North<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bright Lights, later retitled Adventures in Africa, is a 1930 American pre-Code musical comedy film produced and released by First National Pictures, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. It premiered in Los Angeles in July 1930 but was edited and rereleased in early 1931. Although it was photographed entirely in Technicolor, the only surviving print is in black and white. The film stars Dorothy Mackaill, Frank Fay, Noah Beery and Frank McHugh. It also features the screen debut of John Carradine, who appears in a small, uncredited role.<EOS>"
2083,33073,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Caton-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Carmody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Klores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Paradiso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_De_Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frances McDormand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Dzundza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Forsythe_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliza_Dushku<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Caton-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Carmody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hixon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Caton-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Murphy_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Elie_Samaha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Franchise_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Don_Carmody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_by_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Impact_of_the_September_11_attacks_on_cinema<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>City by the Sea is a 2002 American crime drama film directed by Michael Caton-Jones, starring Robert De Niro, James Franco, Eliza Dushku, Frances McDormand and William Forsythe. It deals with the family problems of a wayward youth, and is set against a man trying to break free of his past. It is based on the story of Long Beach, New York, detective Vincent LaMarca.<EOS>"
2084,35451,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Buzzell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judith_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Aubrey_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Hussey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Buzzell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Free and Easy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_and_Easy_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Free and Easy is a 1941 American comedy film directed by George Sidney and starring Robert Cummings, Ruth Hussey, Judith Anderson and Nigel Bruce. Produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the film is a remake of But the Flesh Is Weak (1932) in which Robert Montgomery and C. Aubrey Smith had appeared as the son-and-father team. Both films are based on the 1928 play The Truth Game by Ivor Novello.<EOS>"
2085,105530,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Borowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Facets Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Borowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Jay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed Bertagnoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Ciappa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Willy Laszlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Borowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Borowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Borowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>H. H. Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_crime_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._H._Holmes:_America's_First_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_serial_killers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>H. H. Holmes: America's First Serial Killer is a 2004 biographical documentary film directed by John Borowski. The film relates the true life story of American serial killer H. H. Holmes. Produced over a four-year period, the film highlights locations such as Holmes' childhood home in Gilmanton, New Hampshire, and the courtroom in Philadelphia where the ""trial of the century"" was held.The film focuses on Dr. Holmes' entire life (1861–1896). It consists of  reenactments, expert interviews, and period photography. The film is narrated by Tony Jay.<EOS>"
2086,169330,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Pittman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lynne Bespflug<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyssa_Milano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cameron_Bancroft_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Pittman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Mendelsohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>To Brave Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Alberta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1979<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brave_Alaska<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bruce_Pittman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>To Brave Alaska is a 1996 American made-for-TV adventure film directed by Bruce Pittman. Based on a true story, the film stars Alyssa Milano and Cameron Bancroft as a young couple who attempt to survive in the rough Alaskan wilderness.<EOS>"
2087,36079,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Henry_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Weissmuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fury of the Congo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jungle_Jim_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Republic_of_the_Congo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Democratic_Republic_of_the_Congo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Congo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Belgian_Congo<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fury of the Congo (1951) is the sixth Jungle Jim film produced by Columbia Pictures. It features Johnny Weissmuller in his sixth performance as the protagonist adventurer Jungle Jim. The film was directed by William Berke and written by Carroll Young.The film centres on Jungle Jim venturing into tribal land with pilot Ronald Cameron in search of Professor Dunham, who in turn is tracking down a rumoured creature known as the Okongo. Along the journey, Jim faces other obstacles, both man and wild. The film was theatrically released in the United States in February 1951.<EOS>"
2088,161259,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barbara K. Emary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Barr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hawtrey_(actor,_born_1914)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duncan_Macrae_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joseph Tomelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_K._Emary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Beckwith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You're Only Young Twice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terry_Bishop<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>You're Only Young Twice is a 1952 British second feature ('B') comedy film directed by Terry Bishop and starring Duncan Macrae, Joseph Tomelty, Patrick Barr, Charles Hawtrey and Diane Hart. It was written by Reginald Beckwith, Bishop and Lindsay Galloway based on the 1939 play What Say They? by James Bridie.<EOS>"
2089,31212,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Lafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchor_Bay_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Leutwyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sim Sarna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Biggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Corddry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eva_Longoria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchor_Bay_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Leutwyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lower Learning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ryan_Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lower_Learning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lower Learning is a 2008 American black comedy film starring Jason Biggs, Eva Longoria, Rob Corddry, Ryan Newman, Monica Potter, and Andy Pessoa. It was directed by Mark Lafferty, and written by Lafferty and Shahin Chandrasoma. The film's original score was composed by Ryan Shore.<EOS>"
2090,110945,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lester_F._Scott_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buster_Crabbe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ruth Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Blythe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lester_F._Scott_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Morgan_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Badge of Honor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mayfair_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badge_of_Honor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Badge of Honor is a 1934 American drama film directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet and starring Buster Crabbe, Ruth Hall and Betty Blythe. It was produced on Poverty Row as a second feature for distribution by Mayfair Pictures. Crabbe was loaned out from Paramount Pictures for the production. The film's sets were designed by the art director Paul Palmentola.<EOS>"
2091,108357,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Louis C.K.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy_Central<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Louis C.K.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shannon Hartman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Vaughn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michelle Caputo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louis C.K.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_C.K.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy_Central<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_C.K.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_C.K.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hilarious<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand-up_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spoken_word<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stand-up_comedy_concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stand-up_comedy_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spoken_word_albums_by_American_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_C.K.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Louis_C.K._albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_spoken_word_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_Central_Records_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilarious_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grammy_Award_for_Best_Comedy_Album<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hilarious is the fourth concert film and stand-up comedy album by American comedian and director Louis C.K. It was filmed and recorded at the Pabst Theater in Milwaukee.The film was first screened at the 26th annual Sundance Film Festival on January 26, 2010, had a one-day theater screening in select cities on September 8, 2010, and had its world premiere on the television network Epix on September 18, 2010. It was later shown on Comedy Central, and the album was released on January 11, 2011, via Comedy Central Records. C.K. re-released the DVD, video and audio album for download and streaming on his website in April 2020.The film received two nominations at the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Picture Editing for a Special (Single or Multi-Camera) and Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Music or Comedy Special. The album peaked at number 77 on the Billboard 200 and won a Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album at the 54th Annual Grammy Awards.<EOS>"
2092,125572,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Film_Theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ely_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Remick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betsy_Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katharine_Hepburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Scofield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Cotten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Film_Theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ely_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Albee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Delicate Balance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Delicate_Balance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ely_Landau<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Delicate Balance is a 1973 American-Canadian-British drama film directed by Tony Richardson and starring Katharine Hepburn, Paul Scofield, Lee Remick, Kate Reid, Joseph Cotten, and Betsy Blair. The screenplay by Edward Albee is based on his 1966 Pulitzer Prize-winning play of the same name.The film was the second in a series produced by Ely Landau for his American Film Theatre, a subscription-based program of screen adaptations of notable stage plays shown in five hundred theaters in four hundred cities.<EOS>"
2093,98167,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bille_Woodruff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Malcolm D. Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kevin Rodney Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Patrick_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cedric_the_Entertainer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(rapper)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_Cube<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ealy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Rodney_Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_D._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bille_Woodruff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barbershop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Barbershop_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2002<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_franchises<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Barbershop franchise consists of American comedy installments including four theatrical movies, and a spin-off TV series. Based on an original story by Mark Brown, the plot centers around the social lives of and the events that employees of a barbershop on social life in a barbershop on the South Side of Chicago, Illinois encounter.The series received generally positive reviews and grossed over $235 million worldwide.<EOS>"
2094,171342,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jinx_Falkenburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Talk About a Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_About_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Talk About a Lady is a 1946 American musical film directed by George Sherman and starring Forrest Tucker, Jinx Falkenburg and Trudy Marshall. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
2095,6963,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Cam<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Gaston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Cam<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Gaston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Cam<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Farrel Lever<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Cam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amir Darvish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Cam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andreau Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Cam<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Open Cam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Cam<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Cam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Cam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Cam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Cam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Cam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Open Cam is a 2005 American comedy-drama film directed by Robert Gaston, starring Andreau Thomas and Amir Darvish. It was released on DVD the following year by Wolfe Video.<EOS>"
2096,69023,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Caroline Mouris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Mouris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Mouris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frank Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Collage_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cutout_animation_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Frank Film is a 1973 American animated short film by Frank Mouris and Caroline Mouris. The film won an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film and was inducted into the National Film Registry in 1996.<EOS>
2097,113926,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolas_Farkas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolas_Farkas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Battle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1904<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Tourjansky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nicolas_Farkas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Battle (also known as Thunder in the East) is a 1934 Franco–British co-production English language drama film directed by Nicolas Farkas, and starring Charles Boyer, Merle Oberon and John Loder. It was adapted from a 1909 French novel by Claude Farrère entitled La bataille.<EOS>"
2098,28771,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_H._Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Bronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Hull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Frankham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Webster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_H._Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Master of the World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works_of_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Les_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_the_World_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Jules_Verne<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Master of the World is a 1961 colour  science fiction film based on the 1886 Jules Verne novel Robur the Conqueror and its 1904 sequel Master of the World, with a screenplay written by Richard Matheson. The film stars Vincent Price, Charles Bronson and Henry Hull and was directed by William Witney and produced by Samuel Z. Arkoff, Anthony Carras (who also edited) and James H. Nicholson. American International Pictures released the film as a double feature with a gorilla movie titled Konga.<EOS>"
2099,166543,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Nelson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathan_Hirsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Chesebro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Cody_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jimmy Aubrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Nelson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathan_Hirsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Border Menace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Menace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Border Menace is a 1934 American Western film directed by Jack Nelson and starring Bill Cody, Miriam Rice, George Chesebro and Jimmy Aubrey  who also edited the film. It was produced by an independent Poverty Row outfit Aywon Film Corporation for release as a second feature. Location shooting took place at the Walker Ranch in Newhall, California.<EOS>"
2100,43475,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hartford-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Unifilms Ltd.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Deeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Cockrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hartford-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Deeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crosstrap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosstrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Hartford-Davis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crosstrap is a 1962 British B-movie crime film directed by Robert Hartford-Davis, starring Laurence Payne, Jill Adams and Gary Cockrell. The screenplay was by Philip Wrestler, adapted from the 1956 novel The Last Seven Hours by John Newton Chance.<EOS>"
2101,161655,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bilheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Young_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wheeler Communications<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fredrick J. Frese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Gingerich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bilheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Young_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bilheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'm Still Here:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Truth About Schizophrenia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_schizophrenia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_Still_Here:_The_Truth_About_Schizophrenia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Bilheimer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I'm Still Here: The Truth About Schizophrenia is a documentary film about schizophrenia. This 65-minute, black-and-white film was written and directed by Robert Bilheimer. Bilheimer began working on the film soon after being nominated for an Academy Award for the film The Cry of Reason: Beyers Naude – An Afrikaner Speaks Out. Psychiatrist Stephen Mark Goldfinger cowrote the film.The National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression aided in the film's production, which was complete by 1992, despite the film not being released until 1996. The following year, a VHS recording of the film was distributed by Wheeler Communications. Susan Gingerich appears in the film, as does Fredrick J. Frese. A National Health Service Corps reviewer called the film ""extraordinarily moving.""<EOS>"
2102,135701,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_David_Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gravitas_Ventures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Malloy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dean Matthew Ronalds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John David Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Boas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryan Glass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryce DiCristofalo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher J. Wilmot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Greg Polisseni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Torres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michelle Alexandria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas Sjölund<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Malloy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quinton_Aaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Mary_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Irvingsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Jarret<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Ashworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dale Wade Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Josh Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erik Aude<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Krista Kalmus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Varga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicole Arianna Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paulo Benedeti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hero of the Underworld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_of_the_Underworld<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hero of the Underworld is a 2016 drama, inspired by writer/actor/producer Tom Malloy's time working in a New York City hotel. The story centers around hotel manager Dylan Berrick, his desire to help a young woman who is assaulted at the hotel, and his struggles with heroin addiction. Tom Malloy stars alongside Nicole Fox, Quinton Aaron, Chris Ashworth, Gabriel Jarret, and David Josh Lawrence, with appearance by Catherine Mary Stewart. The film was shot in Rochester, NY and directed by John David Vincent.<EOS>"
2103,111885,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herman Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Dors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Palance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Ege<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aben_Kandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Craze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Scott_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Craze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Freddie_Francis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Craze is a 1974 horror film directed by Freddie Francis and starring Jack Palance, Diana Dors, Julie Ege and Edith Evans. It was written by Herman Cohen and Aben Kandel, based on the 1967 novel The Infernal Idol by Henry Seymour. The film centers on Neal Mottram, a psychotic antiques dealer who sacrifices women to the statue of Chuku, an African idol. It was the last film produced by Herman Cohen.<EOS>"
2104,155363,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_Luske<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Thompson_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The Mellomen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_Luske<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scrooge McDuck and Money<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_prehistory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_ducks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hamilton_Luske<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_educational_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_educational_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cavemen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scrooge_McDuck_and_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scrooge_McDuck<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scrooge McDuck and Money is an American animated short film produced by Walt Disney Productions, directed by Hamilton Luske, and featuring the characters Scrooge McDuck and Huey, Dewey, and Louie. The short was released on March 23, 1967. It is notable for being the animated debut of Scrooge McDuck.<EOS>"
2105,163070,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kurt_Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Halestorm_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Hunter_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirby_Heyborne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Crowton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maren Ord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Britani Bateman,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daryn Tufts,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Merrill Dodge,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Birkeland,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tracy Ann Evans,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Swenson,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kurt_Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Halestorm_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Hunter_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Moyer_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kurt_Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The R.M.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mormon_cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Halestorm_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_R.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_Mormon_missionaries<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The R.M. is a 2003 comedy film about the experiences of a returned missionary of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church).  ""RM"" is an LDS initialism for ""returned missionary"".  It was written by Kurt Hale and John E. Moyer and directed by Hale.<EOS>"
2106,15708,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jimmy Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Steve Martino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruce Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Carell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carol Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Arnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Poehler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Seth Rogen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonah Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Fogler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Isla Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Carrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Martino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinco_Paul_and_Ken_Daurio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Horton Hears a Who!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_kangaroos_and_wallabies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_poems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_elephants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blue_Sky_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Cinco_Paul_and_Ken_Daurio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Dr._Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horton_the_Elephant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jimmy_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Hears_a_Who!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Martino<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Horton Hears a Who! (also known as Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who! or simply Horton) is a 2008 American animated adventure comedy film based on the 1954 book of the same name by Dr. Seuss, produced by Blue Sky Studios and distributed by 20th Century Fox. The film was directed by Jimmy Hayward and Steve Martino, from a screenplay written by the writing team of Cinco Paul and Ken Daurio. It stars the voices of Jim Carrey and Steve Carell as Horton the Elephant and Mayor Ned McDodd, respectively, alongside Carol Burnett, Will Arnett, Seth Rogen, Dan Fogler, Isla Fisher, Jonah Hill, and Amy Poehler. Recurring Blue Sky collaborator John Powell composed the film's musical score. It is the fourth screen adaptation of the book following the 1970 Chuck Jones television special, the 1987 Soviet animated short, and the 1992 Russian animated short.The film was released theatrically on March 14, 2008. It was well-received upon release by critics, who praised its writing, visuals, and faithfulness to the original story, and grossed $298 million on a budget of $85 million. Horton Hears a Who! was the third Dr. Seuss feature film adaptation, the first adaptation to be fully animated using CGI technology, the first and only, thus far, theatrical film adaptation to receive positive reviews, and the second Dr. Seuss film starring Jim Carrey after How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000).<EOS>"
2107,1680,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_Dunne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denise_Di_Novi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Danny Bramson, Sandra Bullock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicole Kidman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stockard Channing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandra Bullock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aidan Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dianne Wiest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Practical Magic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack, pop, minimalism, orchestral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Denise_Di_Novi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_romance_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alan_Silvestri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robin_Swicord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Village_Roadshow_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_fantasy_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Griffin_Dunne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_curses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Practical_Magic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Akiva_Goldsman<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Practical Magic is a 1998 American romantic fantasy film based on the 1995 novel Practical Magic by Alice Hoffman. The film was directed by Griffin Dunne and stars Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, Dianne Wiest, Stockard Channing, Aidan Quinn, and Goran Visnjic.Bullock and Kidman play sisters Sally and Gillian Owens, descended from a long line of witches. Raised by their aunts after their parents' death from a family curse, the sisters were taught the uses of practical magic as they grew up. As adults, Sally and Gillian must use their magic to destroy the evil spirit of Gillian's abusive boyfriend before it kills them.The film was released on October 16, 1998, grossing $68.3 million worldwide against a $75 million budget. Upon initial release, the film received mixed reviews from critics who found the film's combination of different genres, including supernatural fantasy, domestic abuse drama, romantic comedy, and crime procedural, to be jarring. It has since gained a cult following for its cast, soundtrack, and feminist themes. A sequel, tentatively titled Practical Magic 2, is scheduled for a September 18, 2026, release.<EOS>"
2108,23900,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brad Sykes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brain_Damage_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David S. Sterling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darrin Ramage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul DuPrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Shepis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Jeremy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhoda_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karla_Zamudio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Jay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Flowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brain_Damage_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brad_Sykes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pornographic_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Death Factory is a 2002 disaster horror slasher film featuring the story of six teenagers who sneak into an abandoned chemical factory where a disaster happened when they were all still children. It was written and directed by Brad Sykes, starring Lisa Jay, Karla Zamudio, Rhoda Jordan, Jeff Ryan, David Kalamus and Michael Okarma in the main character roles, while actress Tiffany Shepis plays antagonist Alexa. Supporting actors included a special appearance by Ron Jeremy as Glen the hobo. Death Factory was direct-to-video and received generally unfavourable reviews from critics, although it developed a cult following since its release, while followed by a 2008 sequel titled Death Factory: Bloodletting.<EOS>"
2109,98310,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Reginald Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Constance Shotter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Stockfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ronald Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brides to Be<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brides_to_Be<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Brides to Be is a 1934 British comedy film directed by Reginald Denham and starring Betty Stockfeld, Constance Shotter and Ronald Ward. The film was made at Elstree Studios as a quota quickie for release by the British branch of Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
2110,159948,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_H._Winkless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concorde_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Horizon_Picture_Corp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Corman/Mike Elliott/Michael Amato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Gazzara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_McArthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renee_Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacob_Witkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_H._Winkless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concorde_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Horizon_Picture_Corp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Amato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Elliott_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_J._Nevius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scene of the Crime a.k.a. Ladykiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>La Escena del crimen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Na Cena do Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scene_of_the_Crime_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_H._Winkless<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scene of the Crime (also known by the title Ladykiller) is a 1996 American independent erotic thriller/mystery/suspense film, directed by Terence H. Winkless.<EOS>"
2111,126393,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Masayuki_Suo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shintōhō_Eiga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ren_Osugi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kaoru Kaze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Masayuki_Suo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shintōhō_Eiga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Masayuki_Suo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Abnormal Family: Older Brother's Bride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pink_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Shintōhō_Eiga_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abnormal_Family:_Older_Brother's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Masayuki_Suo<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Abnormal Family: Older Brother's Bride (変態家族兄貴の嫁さん, Hentai kazoku: Aniki no yomesan) is a 1983 Japanese Pink film written and directed by Masayuki Suo and released by Shintōhō Eiga.<EOS>"
2112,126110,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Shenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Widmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cesar_Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chaim_Topol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Shenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Condon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Talent for Loving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ken_Thorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Talent_for_Loving_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Talent for Loving is a 1969 British-American comedy Western film directed by Richard Quine and starring Richard Widmark, Chaim Topol, and Cesar Romero. It is based on the 1961 parodic Western novel A Talent for Loving, or The Great Cowboy Race by Richard Condon, who also wrote the screenplay. The home video version of the film (Simitar Entertainment) is re-titled Gun Crazy and has been edited to 95 minutes.In December 1965, Walter Shenson offered A Talent for Loving to Brian Epstein as a film vehicle for The Beatles, and it was rejected unanimously.<EOS>"
2113,168523,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_F._Sears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmond_O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_F._Sears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The World Was His Jury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_F._Sears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Was_His_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The World Was His Jury is a 1958 American drama film directed by Fred F. Sears and starring Edmond O'Brien and Mona Freeman. It was released by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>
2114,117685,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Olivier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Lancaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janette_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Kibbee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Devil's Disciple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_George_Bernard_Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harold_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1770s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Revolutionary_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Rodney_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Burt_Lancaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Norma_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bryna_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Disciple_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Hill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Devil's Disciple is a 1959 film adaptation of the 1897 George Bernard Shaw play The Devil's Disciple.  The Anglo-American film was directed by Guy Hamilton, who replaced Alexander Mackendrick, and starred Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas and Laurence Olivier. Mary Grant designed the film's costumes.Lancaster and Douglas made several films together over the decades, including I Walk Alone (1948), Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1957), The List of Adrian Messenger (1963), Seven Days in May (1964) and Tough Guys (1986).<EOS>"
2115,164716,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Dennis_Steckler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fairway International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ray Dennis Steckler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carolyn Brandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sharon Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Madison Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cash Flagg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Atlas King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brett O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Dennis_Steckler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Dennis_Steckler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_amusement_parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredibly_Strange_Creatures_Who_Stopped_Living_and_Became_Mixed-Up_Zombies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies (sometimes ""!!?"" is appended to the title and shortened to The Incredibly Strange Creatures) is a 1964 American monster movie produced and directed by Ray Dennis Steckler. Steckler also starred in the film, credited under the pseudonym ""Cash Flagg"".In the film, three friends visit a carnival and stumble onto a group of occultists and disfigured monsters.  Produced on a $38,000 budget, much of it takes place at The Pike amusement park in Long Beach, California, which resembles Brooklyn's Coney Island. The film was billed as the first ""monster musical,"" beating out The Horror of Party Beach by a mere month in release date. Interspersed throughout the film are several song-and-dance performances in the carnival's nightclub, with songs such as ""Choo Choo Ch'Boogie"" and ""Shook Out of Shape"".Upon release, the film received negative reviews and is regarded by some critics as being one of the worst movies ever made. The film was lampooned in a 1997 episode of the cult sci-fi TV series Mystery Science Theater 3000.<EOS>"
2116,59610,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Leacock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Wilson_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Leacock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Wilson_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Life in Her Hands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Clifton_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nurses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Her_Hands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Philip_Leacock<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Life in Her Hands is a 1951 drama film sponsored by the British Ministry of Labour with the aim of recruiting women to the nursing profession. It was produced in response to addressing the short supply of qualified nurses in Britain after the Second World War, caused to some degree by the needs of the newly founded National Health Service (NHS). It was produced by the Crown Film Unit and distributed widely across all major cinemas by United Artists. The film was written by Anthony Steven and Monica Dickens, and directed by Philip Leacock. The cast included Bernadette O'Farrell, Jenny Laird, Jean Anderson and Kathleen Byron.Byron, well known at the time for her role in the 1947 film Black Narcissus, plays the protagonist Anne Peters, who wrongly believes herself to be responsible for the death of her husband in a car crash. She subsequently decides to become a nurse to assuage her guilt. In addition to the fictional content, the film conveys a picture of life in British hospitals, the difficulties and compensations of nursing work and related attitudes and practices of the day, such as the rigid nursing hierarchy and gender roles.<EOS>"
2117,97799,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seth_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seth_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Four Christmases<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Four Christmases: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alex_Wurman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spyglass_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Seth_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jon_Lucas_and_Scott_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Christmases<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Four Christmases is a 2008 American Christmas comedy-drama film starring Vince Vaughn and Reese Witherspoon with Robert Duvall, Jon Favreau, Mary Steenburgen, Dwight Yoakam, Tim McGraw, Kristin Chenoweth, Jon Voight, and Sissy Spacek in supporting roles. The film is director Seth Gordon's first studio feature film. It tells the story of a couple who must travel to four family parties after their vacation plans get canceled due to dense fog. The film was produced by New Line Cinema and Spyglass Entertainment and released by Warner Bros. Pictures on November 26, 2008. It received generally negative reviews from critics but earned $163 million worldwide.<EOS>"
2118,165675,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lind_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Toy Town Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sentient_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Toy_Town_Hall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Toy Town Hall is a 1936 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on September 19, 1936. It is notable for reusing footage from two-strip color Merrie Melodies released between 1934 and 1935.<EOS>"
2119,141626,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Haller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert F. Blumofe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren Hutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Haller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_O._Hirson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pieces of Dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Catholic_priests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michel_Legrand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Haller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieces_of_Dreams_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pieces of Dreams is a 1970 drama film, produced in the United States. It was directed by Daniel Haller and is based on the 1968 novel The Wine and the Music by William Edmund Barrett. The story follows the internal struggle of Father Gregory Lind, a Catholic priest who falls in love and starts to question his relationship with the Church.<EOS>"
2120,161738,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernst_Lubitsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Glazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Stander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Boyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marlene_Dietrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Catlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Sullavan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernst_Lubitsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Glazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grover_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melchior_Lengyel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lajos_Bíró<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_van_Druten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Loved a Soldier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Loved_a_Soldier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_unfinished_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Loved a Soldier (also known as Invitation to Happiness) is an unfinished 1936 American romantic-comedy-drama film directed by Henry Hathaway and produced by Paramount Pictures. It stars Marlene Dietrich, Charles Boyer, Walter Catlett, Lionel Stander, and Margaret Sullavan.The Paramount picture was intended to be a remake of Pola Negri's 1927 Hotel Imperial, which was based on a play by Lajos Bíró. Film shooting began in early January 1936 where the film was officially named Invitation to Happiness. Early on into the shooting, there was an accident with a gun that injured one of the crew members and almost hit Boyer, singeing his toupée. That same day, the movie's title was changed to I loved a Soldier for unknown reasons.As a result of problems with the script and on-set altercations between Dietrich and Hathaway, producer Ernst Lubitsch suspended production on the film several weeks into shooting. In March, Paramount announced that they and Dietrich were ""amicable and friendly"" again, and production of the film would continue with Margaret Sullavan as Dietrich's replacement. Recast with new actors, the film was completed in 1939 under the title Hotel Imperial. No footage shot for I Loved a Soldier was used in the final film and no footage of I Loved a Soldier is known to have survived.<EOS>"
2121,161584,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jan Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pauline_McLynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chloe Sirene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogme95<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gypo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexuality-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_racism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_with_unreliable_narrators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_nonlinear_narrative_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dogme_95_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Margate<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gypo  is a 2005 British independent film written and directed by Jan Dunn. Its story details the breakdown of a family in a small town in Britain, told in three narratives. Within a structured screenplay the dialogue throughout was improvised.Although the movement was dissolved in 2005, the filmmakers continued to develop independent and experimental films using or influenced the concept, which being the first film made in the post-Dogme 95 movement.<EOS>"
2122,6231,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alfred Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tito_Guízar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leo Carrillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Constance Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Estelita Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mexicana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Walter_Scharf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexicana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Santell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mexicana is a 1945 American musical film directed by Alfred Santell and starring Tito Guízar, Constance Moore and Leo Carrillo. The film was one of three made by Republic Pictures in line with the American government's Good Neighbor policy towards Latin America. Its plot is almost identical to that of another Guízar vehicle Brazil (1944).<EOS>"
2123,67095,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Frankland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Colin South<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ross Hutchens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Foss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Phelps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Burchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Valentino del Toro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Frankland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Frankland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stone Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transgender-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stoner_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Aboriginal_Australians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Western_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stone_Bros.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_duos<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Stone Bros. (alternatively titled Stoned Bros) is a 2009 Aboriginal Australian stoner comedy film directed by Richard Frankland. It was theatrically released in Australia on 24 September 2009.<EOS>
2124,68029,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joseph Sterling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A.R. Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Friend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Dwyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Mackenzie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.R._Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.R._Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cloak Without Dagger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloak_Without_Dagger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Butcher's_Film_Service_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cloak Without Dagger (U.S title Operation Conspiracy) is a 1956 British second feature ('B') comedy thriller film directed by Joseph Sterling and starring Philip Friend, Mary Mackenzie and Leslie Dwyer. It was written and produced by A. R. Rawlinson.<EOS>"
2125,11580,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Laneuville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dennis Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Betsy Schechter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark-Paul_Gosselaar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gina_Philips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Laneuville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Into_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eric_Laneuville<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Born Into Exile is a 1997 television film directed by Eric Laneuville. It featured Seann William Scott in his film debut.<EOS>
2126,14942,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dax_Shepard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Road_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dax Shepard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Casey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kim Waltrip<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nate Tuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Panay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dax_Shepard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Road_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dax_Shepard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dax_Shepard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hit and Run<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_automobiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witness_protection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Open_Road_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_Marshals_Service_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hit_and_Run_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dax_Shepard<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hit and Run is a 2012 American action comedy film written by Dax Shepard, with David Palmer and Shepard co-directing (their second collaboration after Brother's Justice in 2010). The film stars Shepard and Kristen Bell, with Kristin Chenoweth, Tom Arnold, and Bradley Cooper, and follows a man who has been placed in Federal Witness Protection going on the run with his girlfriend to escape a mobster. It was released on August 22, 2012, received mixed reviews from critics, and grossed $16 million.<EOS>"
2127,33420,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Christopher Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Phil Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Motion_Picture_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pam Marsden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Hader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mr. T<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Caan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Samberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Forte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Faris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Benjamin Bratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neil Patrick Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Al Roker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bobb'e J. Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Lord_and_Christopher_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Motion_Picture_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Lord_and_Christopher_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_China<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Mothersbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comic_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_food_and_drink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Lord_and_Christopher_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Christopher_Miller_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloudy_with_a_Chance_of_Meatballs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Phil_Lord<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is a 2009 American animated science fiction comedy film produced by Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animation, and released by Sony Pictures Releasing. Loosely based on the 1978 children's book by Judi and Ron Barrett, the film was written for the screen and directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. It stars the voices of Bill Hader, Anna Faris, James Caan, Andy Samberg, Bruce Campbell, Mr. T, Benjamin Bratt, and Neil Patrick Harris. The film centers around an aspiring inventor named Flint Lockwood who develops, following a series of failed experiments, a machine that can convert water into food. After the machine gains sentience and begins to develop food storms, Flint must stop it in order to save the world.Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs premiered at the Mann Village Theater in Los Angeles, California on September 12, 2009, and was released in the United States six days later on September 18 of that same year. It was a box office success, grossing $243 million worldwide against a budget of $100 million at the box office. The film received positive reviews from critics, who praised its colorful visuals, humor, characters, voice acting, story, and score, while the simple character designs were said to be unfitting. The film has since been expanded into a franchise, with a sequel, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2, released on September 27, 2013, as well as an animated television series based on the film that premiered on Cartoon Network on February 20, 2017, with none of the original cast returning.<EOS>"
2128,169662,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dana Lustig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bertelsmann_Music_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ram_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carole Curb Nemoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Curb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dana Lustig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Illeana_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephanie_Beacham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Corbett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Martin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Penner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paulina_Porizkova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bertelsmann_Music_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ram_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Curb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wedding Bell Blues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ram_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bell_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dana_Lustig<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wedding Bell Blues is a 1996 romantic comedy film directed by Dana Lustig and starring  Illeana Douglas, supermodel Paulina Porizkova, and Julie Warner. The film was named after the classic 1960s Laura Nyro/5th Dimension song ""Wedding Bell Blues"".<EOS>"
2129,65643,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christy_Cabanne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ> Lloyd Hughes,  Marceline Day,  Wheeler Oakman,  Walter Miller,  Emerson Treacy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christy_Cabanne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Gates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sky Raiders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Raiders_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Sky Raiders is a 1931 film directed by Christy Cabanne and starring Lloyd Hughes and Marceline Day. Produced by Columbia Pictures, it was filmed at Grand Central Air Terminal, later Grand Central Airport in Glendale, California.<EOS>"
2130,102836,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Paxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Kirschner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Sumpter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Paxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_McConaughey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Powers_Boothe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_O'Leary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Askew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Paxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Kirschner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frailty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_critical_of_religion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Matricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fratricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Southern_Gothic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_with_unreliable_narrators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Patricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Dallas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1979<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_supernatural_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Kirschner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frailty_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bill_Paxton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frailty is a 2001 American psychological horror film directed by and starring Bill Paxton, and co-starring Matthew McConaughey and Powers Boothe. It marks Paxton's directorial debut. The plot focuses on the strange relationship between two young brothers and their father, who believes that he has been commanded by God to destroy demons disguised as people. Released on April 12, 2002, the film received generally positive reviews from critics and grossed $17 million.<EOS>"
2131,45253,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Ryan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Trinity Filmed Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hopscotch Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nash_Edgerton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Vennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michele Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Massimiliano Andrighetto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Ryan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nash_Edgerton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Ryan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Magician<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_contract_killing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magician_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Magician is a 2005 Australian film written and directed by Scott Ryan. It is a found footage crime comedy drama in which a hitman (Ryan), is filmed as he goes about his daily life as a career criminal. The film was originally shot over 10 days with a budget of A$3,000. Ryan edited a half-hour version of the film for screening at the St. Kilda Film Festival, where it was seen by stuntman and film producer Nash Edgerton, who took the project under his wing. After receiving A$330,000 in government grants, the film was re-released in 2005.A television series serialisation of the film, Mr Inbetween, aired on FX for 26 episodes across three seasons from 2018 to 2021, with Ryan reprising his role.<EOS>"
2132,64164,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Rapper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_O'Neil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldine_Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Stephenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Crisp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Rapper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Koch_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._J._Cronin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shining Victory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Medical-themed_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychiatry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_20th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_A._J._Cronin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irving_Rapper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shining_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Howard_Koch_(screenwriter)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shining Victory  is a 1941 American drama film directed by Irving Rapper and starring James Stephenson, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Donald Crisp and Barbara O'Neil. The film was produced and distributed by Warner Brothers. It was the first film directed by Rapper. It is based on the 1940 play  Jupiter Laughs by A. J. Cronin. Bette Davis makes a brief cameo appearance as a nurse. The working title of the film was Winged Victory, but it was changed after it was discovered that Moss Hart was writing a play with this title. Hart's Winged Victory was filmed in 1944 by Twentieth Century Fox.<EOS>"
2133,7185,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fergus_McDonell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald Kinnoch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Kinnoch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Kinnoch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Glennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Private Information<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Information<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fergus_McDonell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Private Information is a 1952 British second feature ('B') drama film directed by Fergus McDonell and starring Jill Esmond, Jack Watling and Carol Marsh. The screenplay was by Gordon Glennon, John Baines and Ronald Kinnoch.<EOS>"
2134,12389,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michel_Gondry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dave Chappelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michel Gondry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Talib_Kweli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Chappelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_(rapper)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mos_Def<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Prez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Roots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erykah_Badu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Scott_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kanye_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michel_Gondry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michel_Gondry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dave Chappelle's Block Party<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Focus_Features_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_hip_hop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michel_Gondry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dave_Chappelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fugees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Chappelle's_Block_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Central_State_University<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dave Chappelle's Block Party (also known as Block Party) is a 2005 American documentary-concert film starring comedian Dave Chappelle at the height of his early mainstream success and cultural influence. Directed by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Michel Gondry, the film captures Chappelle organizing a free block party concert in Brooklyn on September 18, 2004, inspired by the 1973 concert documentary Wattstax. Despite intermittent rain, the concert continued uninterrupted, featuring performances from a lineup of hip-hop and R&B artists, including The Fugees in their first reunion since their 1997 breakup, Kanye West, Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Erykah Badu, Jill Scott, The Roots, Common, John Legend, Kool G Rap, and Dead Prez.The film premiered at the 2005 Toronto International Film Festival before its wide release on March 3, 2006. It was dedicated to the memory of music producer J Dilla, who died from lupus one month before the film's release. Block Party received widespread critical acclaim, praised for its vibrant atmosphere, historic musical moments, and Chappelle's ability to merge comedy with hip-hop culture. The film holds a 92% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and has been recognized by publications such as Rolling Stone, The A.V. Club, and IndieWire as one of the greatest concert films ever made. It is widely recognized for facilitating one of the last major Fugees reunions, often cited as one of hip-hop’s most significant reunions. Artists such as J. Cole have described attending the event as a defining experience.Filmed at a pivotal moment in Chappelle's career, Block Party was released after he made the decision to leave Chappelle's Show and withdraw from the public eye. The film was a box office success, debuting at #6 in its opening weekend, grossing $6 million from 1,200 theaters, and ultimately earning $12.1 million worldwide against a $3 million budget. Its DVD release sold over 1.24 million copies, generating $18.8 million in revenue. The documentary also earned several accolades, including a Black Reel Award for Outstanding Original Soundtrack.<EOS>"
2135,108800,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kazuhisa Takenouchi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virgin_Records<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas Bangalter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_planets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_anime_and_manga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Toei_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Music_in_anime_and_manga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anime-influenced_Western_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_anime_and_manga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantasy_anime_and_manga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Electronic_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wormholes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_anime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_adult_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sung-through_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantasy_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daft_Punk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daft_Punk_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daisuke_Nishio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interstella_5555:_The_5tory_of_the_5ecret_5tar_5ystem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_musical_groups<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem (インターステラ5555, Intāsutera Fō Faibu; ""Four Five"") is a 2003 anime musical science fiction film. The film tells the story of the abduction and rescue of an extraterrestrial pop band and serves as a visual companion to Discovery, Daft Punk's second studio album. The film was produced by Toei Animation, directed by Kazuhisa Takenouchi and supervised by Leiji Matsumoto. The film has no dialogue, but instead consists of the entirety of Discovery with minimal sound effects.<EOS>"
2136,29446,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Gee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dilly Gent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Gee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Meeting People Is Easy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Denmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Barcelona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rockumentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meeting_People_Is_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Radiohead<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Meeting People Is Easy is a 1998 British documentary film by Grant Gee that follows the English rock band Radiohead on the world tour for their 1997 album OK Computer. It received positive reviews and was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Music Film at the 42nd Annual Grammy Awards in 2000. It sold more than half a million copies on VHS and DVD.<EOS>
2137,168558,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Syndicate Film Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>W. Ray Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry S. Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Flora E. Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Wilsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Buddy Roosevelt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Allene Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._Ray_Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Flora_E._Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Krusada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Westward Bound<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Bound_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_S._Webb<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Westward Bound is a 1930 American pre-Code western film directed by Harry S. Webb and starring Jay Wilsey, Allene Ray and Buddy Roosevelt.<EOS>"
2138,166706,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Érik_Canuel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vertical_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elevation_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tajj Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnie Zipursky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald J. Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Welsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Sorvino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Caan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Gossett_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_Walter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dylan_Everett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Érik_Canuel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vertical_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elevation_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Alan_Schechter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Undercover Grandpa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Érik_Canuel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_old_age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Grandpa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vertical_Entertainment_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Undercover Grandpa is a 2017 Canadian action comedy film directed by Érik Canuel (his final film before his death in 2024) and starring James Caan, Jessica Walter, Louis Gossett Jr., Dylan Everett, Paul Sorvino and Kenneth Welsh.<EOS>"
2139,50445,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Lumet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.-Seven Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sidney Lumet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>F. Sherwin Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simone_Signoret<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Lumet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Lumet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moura_Budberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sea Gull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Lumet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Greek_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mikis_Theodorakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Greek_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Gull<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_plays_by_Anton_Chekhov<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sea Gull is a 1968 British-American drama film directed by Sidney Lumet. The screenplay by Moura Budberg is adapted and translated from Anton Chekhov's classic 1896 play The Seagull.The Warner Bros.-Seven Arts release was filmed at the Europa Studios in Sundbyberg, just outside central Stockholm.<EOS>"
2140,19054,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boaz_Yakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chad Oman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Denzel Washington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Patton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Faison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicole Ari Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boaz_Yakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Allen_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_biographical_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1981<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_racism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Trevor_Rabin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1971<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Boaz_Yakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_the_Titans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:High_school_football_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Remember the Titans is a 2000 American biographical sports drama film produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and directed by Boaz Yakin. The screenplay by Gregory Allen Howard is loosely based on the true story of coach Herman Boone, portrayed by Denzel Washington, and his attempt to integrate the T. C. Williams High School (now Alexandria City High School) football team in Alexandria, Virginia in 1971. Will Patton portrays Bill Yoast, Boone's assistant coach. Real-life athletes Gerry Bertier and Julius Campbell are portrayed by Ryan Hurst and Wood Harris.The film was co-produced by Walt Disney Pictures and Jerry Bruckheimer Films and released by Buena Vista Pictures. On September 19, 2000, the film's soundtrack was released by Walt Disney Records. It features songs by several recording artists including Creedence Clearwater Revival, Bob Dylan, The Hollies, Marvin Gaye, James Taylor, The Temptations,  Cat Stevens, and Steam.Remember the Titans had a budget of $30 million and premiered in theaters nationwide in the United States on September 29, 2000. It grossed an estimated $115.6 million in the U.S., and $136.8 million worldwide. While the film was not particularly well-received at the time,it is now considered to be one of the greatest football films of all time.<EOS>"
2141,58930,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Enterprise_Pictures_Limited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Danton Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Quested<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Harrop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_More<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billie_Whitelaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keir_Dullea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Penhaligon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Enterprise_Pictures_Limited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danton_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Harrop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Quested_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Hyem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leopard in the Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopard_in_the_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Leopard in the Snow is a 1978 British drama film directed by Gerry O'Hara and starring Keir Dullea, Susan Penhaligon, Kenneth More and Billie Whitelaw. It was based on the 1974 novel Leopard in the Snow by Anne Mather.<EOS>"
2142,168573,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Paul Girard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Simitar Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Feifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ashlie_Rhey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Byrnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alisha Christensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>April Breneman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Loren Schmalle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simitar_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Witchcraft VII: Judgement Hour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_VII:_Judgement_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Paul_Girard<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Witchcraft VII: Judgement Hour (also known as Witchcraft 7: A Taste for Blood) is a 1995 American horror film directed by Michael Paul Girard and starring David Byrnes, April Breneman, Loren Schmalle, Alisha Christensen, and Ashlie Rhey. The seventh instalment in the Witchcraft film series, it was produced by Vista Street Entertainment and released direct-to-video on December 27, 1995 by Troma Studios. The script was written by Peter Flemming.<EOS>"
2143,69293,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sara_Berner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hare Splitter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Splitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hare Splitter is a 1948 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on September 25, 1948, and features Bugs Bunny. The title is a play on ""hair splitting"", or focusing too much on fine details, reflecting how Bugs (a ""hare"") tries to ""split up"" Casbah and Daisy Lou so Bugs can date her himself.<EOS>"
2144,160115,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julien_Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julien_Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Siege<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Invasion_of_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siege_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_Warsaw<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Siege is a 1940 documentary short about the Siege of Warsaw by the Wehrmacht at the start of World War II. It was shot by Julien Bryan, a Pennsylvanian photographer and cameraman who later established the International Film Foundation.Siege was nominated for an Oscar for Best One-reel Short at the 13th Academy Awards in 1941, and, in 2006, it was named to the National Film Registry by the Librarian of Congress as ""a unique, horrifying record of the dreadful brutality of war"".<EOS>"
2145,153372,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carnival Capers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnival_Capers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_chase_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Carnival Capers is a 1932 animated short film featuring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. It is the 65th Oswald cartoon by Walter Lantz Productions and the 117th in the entire series.<EOS>
2146,120549,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harley_Cokliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Forstater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harley_Cokliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Forstater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harley_Cokliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Glitterball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_Film_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glitterball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harley_Cokeliss<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Glitterball is a 1977 British sci-fi children's film made by Mark Forstater Productions for the Children's Film Foundation. It was directed by Harley Cokeliss, credited under his birth name of Harley Cokliss. The film was screened at the 2010 Edinburgh Film Festival as part of a retrospective of 16 ""rarely seen"" British films made between 1967 and 1979, ""rediscovered"" after a year of detective work by event staff.  In 1979, Methuen Publishing released the children's novel by the same name, written by screenwriters Howard Thompson and Harley Cokliss. ISBN 9780416863406.<EOS>"
2147,159076,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rank Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lopert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Janni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathleen Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Carmichael<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Belinda_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Big Money<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Money_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Big Money is a 1958 British comedy film directed by John Paddy Carstairs and starring Ian Carmichael, Belinda Lee and Kathleen Harrison.<EOS>"
2148,81724,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Myles_Connolly<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Koster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Beck_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Drake_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Dow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josephine_Hull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Koster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Beck_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Brodney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myles_Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Chase_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actress_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actress_Golden_Globe-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_psychiatric_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Skinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Colorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Koster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Harvey is a 1950 American comedy-drama film based on Mary Chase's 1944 play of the same name, directed by Henry Koster, and starring James Stewart, Josephine Hull, Charles Drake, Cecil Kellaway, Jesse White, Victoria Horne, Wallace Ford, and Peggy Dow. The story centers on a man whose best friend is a púca named Harvey, a 6 ft 3+1⁄2 in  (1.92 m) tall white invisible rabbit, and the ensuing debacle when the man's sister tries to have him committed to a sanatorium.<EOS>"
2149,15148,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Townsend_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Showtime Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>MGM Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_De_Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brad Epstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jane Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cheryl L. West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Felder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfre Woodard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ving_Rhames<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mykelti Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesika Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Townsend_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_De_Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheryl_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transgender-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drag_(clothing)-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Townsend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stephen_James_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Holiday Heart is a 2000 television film directed by Robert Townsend and starring Ving Rhames, Alfre Woodard, Jesika Reynolds, and Mykelti Williamson. It aired on the cable TV channel Showtime, and was distributed on DVD by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. It was based on a play by Cheryl L. West, and involves a gay drag queen befriending a single mother and her daughter and trying to protect them from the criminal environment around them. It was nominated for a Golden Globe Award, for Woodard's performance, among other award nominations.<EOS>"
2150,161191,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobcat_Goldthwait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy_Central<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Carolla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jimmy Kimmel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Kellison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Perry_Caravello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Barbieri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Barris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobcat_Goldthwait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy_Central<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Carolla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Kimmel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Kellison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Kimmel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Barbieri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Windy City Heat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bobcat_Goldthwait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Practical_jokes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Windy City Heat is a 2003 made-for-television comedy film directed by Bobcat Goldthwait that aired on Comedy Central. The film documents an elaborate, years-long prank in which aspiring performer Perry Caravello believes he is starring in a detective movie called Windy City Heat, while the production is in fact orchestrated to provoke his reactions on camera. Critics and retrospectives have described the project as a singular entry in prank-based comedy and a cult item that later found an audience on home video and online platforms.<EOS>"
2151,32960,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Moore_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Maslansky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eli_Wallach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roddy_McDowall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Maynard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_De_Longis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Cooper_(Canadian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erica Creer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Moore_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Maslansky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Coburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stirling_Silliphant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wizards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bruce_Smeaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Stirling_Silliphant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Stanley_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Paul_Maslansky<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Circle of Iron is a 1978 martial arts fantasy film directed by Richard Moore and co-written by Bruce Lee, who intended to star in the film himself, but he abandoned the project due to frustration with pre-production and friction with co-stars. The film is also known as The Silent Flute, which was the original title of the story conceived by Lee, James Coburn and Stirling Silliphant in 1969. After Lee's death in 1973, Silliphant and Stanley Mann completed the screenplay, and Lee's part was given to Kung Fu television star David Carradine. Filming began on 28 October 1977 and ended on 20 December 1977. Many other well-known character actors also had small roles in the film, including Roddy McDowall, Eli Wallach and Christopher Lee.<EOS>"
2152,24702,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_H._Corbett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lance Percival<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reg Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Percy Herbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stanley Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Joey Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_Campaign_of_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_war_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Joey Boy is a 1965 British comedy war film directed by Frank Launder and starring Harry H. Corbett, Stanley Baxter, Bill Fraser, Percy Herbert, Lance Percival, Reg Varney and Thorley Walters.  It was based on the 1959 novel by Eddie Chapman.<EOS>"
2153,138795,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dishonour Bright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dishonour_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Walls<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dishonour Bright is a 1936 British comedy film directed by and starring Tom Walls. It also featured Eugene Pallette, Betty Stockfeld and Diana Churchill and was based on a story by Ben Travers. It was made at Denham Studios. The film's art direction was by Thomas N. Morahan.<EOS>"
2154,34990,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemies_of_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eva_Mulvad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemies_of_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helle_Faber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemies_of_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mardina_Parmach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemies_of_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eva_Mulvad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemies_of_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Enemies of Happiness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemies_of_Happiness<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Denmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemies_of_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemies_of_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemies_of_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemies_of_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_politics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemies_of_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemies_of_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemies_of_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women_in_Afghanistan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemies_of_Happiness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_in_Afghanistan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Enemies of Happiness (Danish: Vores lykkes fjender) is a 2006 documentary about the controversial Afghan politician and member of the Afghan Parliament Malalai Joya filmed by Danish director Eva Mulvad.The film team travelled with the then 28 years old Malalai Joya during her campaign for the 2005 Afghan parliamentary election, which was the first democratic election in 30 years in Afghanistan. The film gives deep insight into the living conditions of the Afghan population.<EOS>"
2155,157990,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Skynner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITV_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Eaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jo Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Louise Berridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orla_Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Smart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Cavanah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITV_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Eaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wuthering Heights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ITV_television_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_by_ITV_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:London_Weekend_Television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Wuthering_Heights<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wuthering Heights is a 1998 British television film directed by David Skynner and starring Robert Cavanah, Orla Brady, and Sarah Smart. It was produced by Jo Wright. It is based on the 1847 novel Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë. The novel was adapted for the screen by Neil McKay. The film was released by ITV on 5 April 1998 in the United Kingdom and released by WGBH-TV on 18 October 1998 in the United States.Four years later, Smart would star in Sparkhouse, a gender-reversed BBC adaptation of Wuthering Heights in which Smart played the Heathcliff role (renamed to Carol).<EOS>"
2156,107273,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Albert Margolies and Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James L. Shute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nancy Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Unconquered<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Helen Keller in Her Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Feature_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Sign_Language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_blind_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Keller_in_Her_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_deaf_people<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Helen Keller in Her Story (also known as The Unconquered) is a 1954 American biographical documentary about Helen Keller.In 2023, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being ""culturally, historically or aesthetically significant.""<EOS>"
2157,112613,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Teems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freestyle_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>That Evening Sun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_old_age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Southern_Gothic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_feuds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tennessee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tennessee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Scott_Teems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Evening_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Scott_Teems<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>That Evening Sun is a 2009 American drama film based on a 2002 short story ""I Hate to See That Evening Sun Go Down"" by William Gay. The movie, produced by Dogwood Entertainment, stars Hal Holbrook as Abner Meecham and is directed by Scott Teems who also wrote the screenplay. That Evening Sun premiered in March 2009 at South By Southwest, where it received the Audience Award for Narrative Feature and a special Jury Prize for Ensemble Cast. Joe Leydon of Variety hailed it as ""an exceptionally fine example of regional indie filmmaking,"" and praised Holbrook's performance as a ""career-highlight star turn as an irascible octogenarian farmer who will not go gentle into that good night."" That Evening Sun also was screened at the 2009 Nashville Film Festival, where Holbrook was honored with a special Lifetime Achievement Award, and the film itself received another Audience Award.The film opened in limited release in November 2009, and was released on DVD and Blu-ray Disc on September 7, 2010.<EOS>"
2158,144704,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Zampi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Theo Lageard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Farr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Huntley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Wynyard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Zampi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Woon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Boland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Freedom Radio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Two_Cities_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Radio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Freedom Radio  (a.k.a. A Voice in the Night) is a 1941 British propaganda film directed by Anthony Asquith and starring Clive Brook, Diana Wynyard, Raymond Huntley and Derek Farr. It is set in Nazi Germany in the days leading up to the Second World War and concerns an underground German resistance group who run a radio station broadcasting against the totalitarian Third Reich.It was shot at Shepperton Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director Paul Sheriff.<EOS>"
2159,25150,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_White_Dishwasher<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Claudia Duran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_White_Dishwasher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tara Strong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_White_Dishwasher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carlos Alazraqui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_White_Dishwasher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill-Michele Melean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_White_Dishwasher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lombardo Boyar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_White_Dishwasher<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlos_Alazraqui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_White_Dishwasher<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last White Dishwasher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_White_Dishwasher<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_White_Dishwasher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_White_Dishwasher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_White_Dishwasher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_White_Dishwasher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_White_Dishwasher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mockumentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last White Dishwasher is a 2008 mockumentary short film, based on an original concept by Carlos Alazraqui, and written and directed by Claudia Duran.  It tells the story of the ""last white dishwasher in America."" It was featured at the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival on October 14, 2009.<EOS>"
2160,78853,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Franklin_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vivien_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Taylor_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Aubrey_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Ouspenskaya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucile Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Franklin_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._N._Behrman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Froeschel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hans_Rameau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Waterloo Bridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Herbert_Stothart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waterloo_Bridge_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_United_Kingdom_home_front_during_World_War_I<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Waterloo Bridge is a 1940 American drama film as well as the remake of the 1931 pre-Code film also called Waterloo Bridge, adapted from the 1930 play Waterloo Bridge. In an extended flashback narration, it recounts the story of a dancer and an army captain who meet by chance on Waterloo Bridge in London. The film was made by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, directed by Mervyn LeRoy and produced by Sidney Franklin and Mervyn LeRoy. The screenplay is by S. N. Behrman, Hans Rameau and George Froeschel, based on the Broadway drama by Robert E. Sherwood. The music is by Herbert Stothart and cinematography by Joseph Ruttenberg.The film stars Robert Taylor and Vivien Leigh. It was a success at the box office and nominated for two Academy Awards: Best Music for Herbert Stothart and Best Cinematography. It was also considered a personal favorite by both Leigh and Taylor.In 1956, it was remade again as Gaby, which stars Leslie Caron and John Kerr.<EOS>"
2161,286,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated British Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Perceval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Perceval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Calling the Tune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_the_Tune<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Denham<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Calling the Tune is a 1936 British musical drama film directed by Reginald Denham and Thorold Dickinson and starring Adele Dixon, Sally Gray and Sam Livesey. The screenplay was by Basil Mason based on the 1913 play of the same title by Irish MP and novelist Justin Huntly McCarthy.<EOS>"
2162,165179,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount British Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chili_Bouchier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Violet_E._Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>To Be a Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Be_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>To Be a Lady is a 1934 British romance drama, directed and produced by George King, and starring Chili Bouchier (credited here as Dorothy Bouchier) and Bruce Lester. The film is the first screen editing credit of American film editor Elmo Williams.<EOS>"
2163,145054,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Ostrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>associate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Louis Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Ostrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Percy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'll Be Your Sweetheart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Be_Your_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I'll Be Your Sweetheart is a 1945 British historical musical film directed by Val Guest and starring Margaret Lockwood, Vic Oliver and Michael Rennie. It was the first and only musical film produced by Gainsborough Studios. Commissioned by the British Ministry of Information, it was set at the beginning of the 20th century, and was about the composers of popular music hall songs fighting for a new copyright law that will protect them from having their songs stolen. Copyright scholar Adrian Johns has called the film ""propaganda"" and ""a one-dimensional account of the piracy crisis [about sheet music in the early 20th century] from the publishers' perspective"", but also highlighted its value as historical document, with large parts of the dialogue ""closely culled from the actual raids, court cases, and arguments of 1900-1905.""<EOS>"
2164,139332,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Scotia-Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Donally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Donally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dominique<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Anderson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dominique, also released as Dominique Is Dead, is a 1979 British psychological horror film directed by Michael Anderson, and featuring Cliff Robertson, Jean Simmons, Simon Ward, Jenny Agutter, Judy Geeson, and Ron Moody. The film concerns a wealthy American businessman (Robertson) who is seemingly haunted by the ghost of his wife (Simmons), whom he apparently caused to commit suicide at their British estate. Author Ronald Chetwynd-Hayes wrote a novelization of the film, which is based on the 1948 short story ""What Beckoning Ghost"", written by American author Harold Lawlor.This is the final movie of actors Jack Warner and Leslie Dwyer.<EOS>"
2165,31172,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeannie Carson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Braden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Norden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Muir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Morgan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love in Pawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Saunders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Love in Pawn is a 1953 British comedy film directed by Charles Saunders and starring Bernard Braden, Barbara Kelly and Jeannie Carson. It was written by Humphrey Knight, Guy Morgan, Frank Muir and Denis Nordern.<EOS>"
2166,147387,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Meeting<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Meeting<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Meeting<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Meeting<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Innocent Meeting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Meeting<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Meeting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Meeting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Meeting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Meeting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Meeting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Meeting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Innocent Meeting is a 1958 British crime film directed by Godfrey Grayson and starring Sean Lynch, Beth Rogan and Raymond Huntley. It was written by Brian Clemens and produced by The Danzigers.<EOS>"
2167,60223,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bethany Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Bernardi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Raskoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher DeFaria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeanne Van Cott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Smart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Muldaur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheryl_Ladd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ariana_Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Bassett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Locked_Up:_A_Mother's_Rage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bethany_Rooney<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Locked Up: A Mother's Rage is a 1991 television film starring Cheryl Ladd, Diana Muldaur and Jean Smart about a mother wrongly convicted of drug trafficking. Ariana Richards, who played Kelly Gallagher, was awarded the Young Artist Award, Best Young Actress in Television Movie, at the 14th Youth in Film Awards.<EOS>"
2168,167531,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>M.A. Wetherell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stuart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillian_Hall-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Humberston_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jameson Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.A._Wetherell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R.H._Mottram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Roses of Picardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_I_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roses_of_Picardy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Roses of Picardy is a 1927 British silent war film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Lillian Hall-Davis, John Stuart and Humberston Wright. The title is a reference to the popular First World War song Roses of Picardy. It was based on the novels The Spanish Farm (1924) Sixty-Four, Ninety-Four (1925) by R.H. Mottram. It was made at the Cricklewood Studios in London.<EOS>"
2169,63706,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Man of the Moment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gambling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Monaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_Moment_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Windsor,_Berkshire<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Man of the Moment is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Monty Banks and starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Laura La Plante and Margaret Lockwood. It was made at Teddington Studios by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers. The film's art direction was by Peter Proud.This was the first film shown on BBC Television on 12 September 1938.<EOS>"
2170,70629,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>René Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Garrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wally Patch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Gangelin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Allinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Street Song<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Song_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Street Song is a 1935 British musical film directed by Bernard Vorhaus and starring John Garrick, René Ray and Wally Patch.<EOS>"
2171,57562,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ivan Reitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matty Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenny_Vance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Belushi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Vernon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Verna Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Hulce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matty_Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Reitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Ramis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Kenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Miller_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>National Lampoon's Animal House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>(Original Motion Picture Soundtrack:)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_and_roll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Douglas_Kenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harold_Ramis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1962<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pranks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elmer_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MCA_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Eugene,_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Lampoon_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ivan_Reitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Chris_Miller_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cottage_Grove,_Oregon<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>National Lampoon's Animal House is a 1978 American comedy film directed by John Landis and written by Harold Ramis, Douglas Kenney and Chris Miller. It stars John Belushi, Tim Matheson, John Vernon, Verna Bloom, Thomas Hulce, and Donald Sutherland. The film is about a trouble-making fraternity whose members challenge the authority of the dean of the fictional Faber College.Produced by Matty Simmons of National Lampoon and Ivan Reitman for Universal Pictures, it was inspired by stories written by Miller and published in National Lampoon, which were based on Ramis' experience in the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity at Washington University in St. Louis, Miller's Alpha Delta Phi experiences at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, and producer Reitman's at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.Of the younger lead actors, only the 28-year-old Belushi was an established star, but even he had not yet appeared in a film, having gained fame as an original cast member of Saturday Night Live, which was in its third season in the autumn of 1977. Several of the actors who were cast as college students, including Thomas Hulce, Karen Allen, and Kevin Bacon, were just beginning their film careers. Matheson, also cast as a student, was already a seasoned actor, having appeared in movies and television since the age of 13.Filming took place at the University of Oregon from October to December 1977. Following its initial release on July 28, 1978, Animal House received generally mixed reviews from critics, but Time and Roger Ebert proclaimed it one of the year's best. Filmed for only $3 million (equivalent to $14,462,755 in today's money) it garnered an estimated gross of more than $141 million ($679,749,490 in today's money) in the form of theatrical rentals and home video, not including merchandising, making it the highest grossing comedy film of its time.The film, along with 1977's The Kentucky Fried Movie, also directed by Landis, was largely responsible for defining and launching the gross-out film genre, which became one of Hollywood's staples. Animal House is now regarded as one of the best comedy films of all time.In 2001, the United States Library of Congress deemed National Lampoon's Animal House ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"" and selected it for preservation in the National Film Registry. It was No. 1 on Bravo's ""100 Funniest Movies"". It was No. 36 on AFI's ""100 Years... 100 Laughs"" list of the 100 best American comedies. In 2008, Empire magazine selected it as No. 279 of ""The 500 Greatest Movies of All Time"".<EOS>"
2172,32706,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Radcliffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Barnathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Van_Zandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Aykroyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>M. Emmet Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Lee Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cheech Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jake Busey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erik Per Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Columbus_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barnathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Columbus_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Christmas with the Kranks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Christmas with the Kranks: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garage_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Illinois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Revolution_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1492_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Chris_Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Barnathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Chris_Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joe_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_with_the_Kranks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_John_Grisham<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Christmas with the Kranks is a 2004 American Christmas comedy film directed by Joe Roth from a screenplay by Chris Columbus, and starring Tim Allen, Jamie Lee Curtis, Dan Aykroyd, Erik Per Sullivan, Cheech Marin, Jake Busey, and M. Emmet Walsh. Based on the 2001 novel Skipping Christmas by John Grisham, it follows a middle-aged couple who, much to the chagrin of their neighbors, decide to forgo their Christmas celebrations after their daughter leaves for the Peace Corps until she unexpectedly decides to return home for the holidays.Christmas with the Kranks was released in the United States on November 24, 2004 by Columbia Pictures. The film was a moderate box-office success, grossing over $96 million internationally, though it received largely unfavorable reviews from critics. Retrospectively, it has received positive reappraisal by some publications.<EOS>"
2173,31588,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Quentin Masters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Roadshow Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Laurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Cullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Spence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Argue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Blundell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Coleman_(presenter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gia_Carides<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Clayton_(Australian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Midnite Spares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnite_Spares<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Quentin_Masters<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Midnite Spares is a 1983 Australian action film starring Gia Carides, James Laurie, Max Cullen, Graeme Blundell, Bruce Spence, David Argue and Jonathan Coleman.<EOS>"
2174,48960,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ilya_Lopert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lester_Koenig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Shannon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis O'Flaherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Al Randall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kip King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Connie Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nira Monsour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norma Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Loza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roger Rollie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ilya_Lopert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Proper Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proper_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Laughlin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Proper Time is a 1961 film starring Tom Laughlin. Shot for roughly $28,000 in 1958, it Laughlin's directorial and screenwriting debut.<EOS>"
2175,126423,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Independent_Producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Priggen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirk_Bogarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacqueline_Sassard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Independent_Producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Priggen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Pinter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Accident<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Dankworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harold_Pinter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cannes_Grand_Prix_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accident_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oxford<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Accident is a 1967 British drama film directed by Joseph Losey. Written by Harold Pinter, it is an adaptation of the 1965 novel Accident by Nicholas Mosley. It is the second of three Losey–Pinter collaborations; the others are The Servant (1963) and The Go-Between (1971). At the 1967 Cannes Film Festival, Accident won the Grand Prix Spécial du Jury award. It also won the Grand Prix of the Belgian Film Critics Association.<EOS>"
2176,141362,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cal_Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The Sportsmen Quartet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cal_Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Busy Bakers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cal_Dalton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Busy Bakers is a 1940 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Ben Hardaway and Cal Dalton. The short was released on February 10, 1940.<EOS>"
2177,153407,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keoni_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Goss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Seagal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Florin Piersic Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georges_St-Pierre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Darren E. Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martine Argent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keoni_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Beattie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keoni_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cartels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cartels_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Keoni_Waxman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cartels, also known as Killing Salazar, is a 2017 action film starring Luke Goss and directed by Keoni Waxman, also featuring Steven Seagal. It had a limited theatrical release on July 7, 2017, and was released on DVD and digital streaming on September 19, 2017.<EOS>"
2178,75619,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brian Baugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Britts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deja Kreutzberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joshua Wiegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>To Save a Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>To Save A Life Official Movie Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bullying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Save_a_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>To Save a Life is a 2009 American Christian drama film directed by Brian Baugh and starring Randy Wayne, Deja Kreutzberg, Robert Bailey Jr., Steven Crowder and Sean Michael Afable. The film was released theatrically in the United States on January 22, 2010, and was written by Jim Britts. The United States rights were acquired by Samuel Goldwyn Films from New Song Pictures.To Save a Life was produced on a budget of about $1 million, but earned nearly double that in its opening weekend. The film was released to 441 theaters on January 22, 2010, and has grossed $3,777,210 domestically. It was received with mixed to generally negative reviews from film critics.<EOS>"
2179,31198,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astor_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Hughes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Ann_Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Harvey_(Australian_screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Barclay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lovers and Luggers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_and_Luggers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_G._Hall<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Lovers and Luggers is a 1937 Australian film directed by Ken G. Hall. It is an adventure melodrama about a pianist (Lloyd Hughes) who goes to Thursday Island to retrieve a valuable pearl. It has been called one of Hall's best films.It was retitled Vengeance of the Deep in the US and United Kingdom.<EOS>
2180,98694,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mayersberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Concorde Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mayersberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mayersberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nightfall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Isaac_Asimov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightfall_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nightfall_(Asimov)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nightfall is a 1988 American science fiction film written and directed by Paul Mayersberg, based on the 1941 short story of the same name by Isaac Asimov.<EOS>"
2181,91747,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wardour Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dance Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dance Band is a 1935 British musical film directed by Marcel Varnel and starring Charles ""Buddy"" Rogers, June Clyde and Steven Geray. It was shot at Welwyn Studios with sets designed by the art director David Rawnsley.<EOS>"
2182,165455,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Shawn Burkett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shawn Burkett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Corey A. Thrush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ryan Stacy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Corey A. Thrush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ayse Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Burkett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Burkett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Burkett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sleeping Soul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sleeping_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Sleeping Soul is an independent supernatural horror film written and directed by film writer and producer Shawn Burkett. The story centers on Grace (Ayse Howard) as she is haunted after the traumatic death of her husband (Corey A. Thrush). The film was released in March 2012.<EOS>
2183,47511,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_V._Picker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_V._Picker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Gordon_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The One and Only<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1951<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Professional_wrestling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1938<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Patrick_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_One_and_Only_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_Artists_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The One and Only  is a 1978 comedy film starring Henry Winkler, directed by Carl Reiner and written by Steve Gordon.<EOS>"
2184,86233,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corrado_Boccia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freestyle_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_Management_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daemon_Hillin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Corrado Boccia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Townsend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Egglesfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catalina_Sandino_Moreno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corrado_Boccia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freestyle_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_Management_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daemon_Hillin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corrado_Boccia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corrado_Boccia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Stranger in Paradise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Stranger in Paradise is a 2013 thriller film directed by Corrado Boccia and starring Colin Egglesfield, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Stuart Townsend and Byron Mann.<EOS>"
2185,48386,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Townley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Townley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pittsburgh Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Sawtell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pittsburgh_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Townley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Pittsburgh Kid is a 1941 American sports film directed by Jack Townley and starring Billy Conn, Jean Parker and Dick Purcell.The film's sets were designed by the art director John Victor Mackay.<EOS>"
2186,159302,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:University_of_Southern_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:University_of_Southern_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Look at Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Collage_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_student_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Ku_Klux_Klan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Martin_Luther_King_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Look_at_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_George_Lucas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Look at Life is a 1965 one-minute short student film by George Lucas, produced for a course in animation while Lucas was a film student at USC Film School. The film's running time of exactly one minute was required by the course. This was the first film made by George Lucas, and was heavily influenced by Canadian filmmaker Arthur Lipsett.<EOS>"
2187,66609,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Lenic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert C. Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beau_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Shanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_Tapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Browder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudia_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Lenic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stargate: The Ark of Truth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wormholes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stargate:_The_Ark_of_Truth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stargate_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stargate: The Ark of Truth is a 2008 American military science fiction film written and directed by Robert C. Cooper. It serves as a sequel to the television series Stargate SG-1 and stars its last regular cast. The film picks up after the SG-1 series finale but happens before the Stargate Atlantis third season finale.The Ark of Truth was released direct-to-video on March 11, 2008, by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment. The Sci-Fi Channel premiered the film on television in the United States on March 27, 2009.It is the first of two Stargate SG-1 direct-to-video films, the second one being Stargate: Continuum.<EOS>"
2188,103333,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ellis_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Lewis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mildred Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James F. Sommers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vicki Niemi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eloy_Casados<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ellis_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Lewis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalton_Trumbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Trumbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodora_Kroeber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ishi: The Last of His Tribe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ishi:_The_Last_of_His_Tribe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Ellis_Miller<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ishi: The Last of His Tribe (1978) is a made-for-television biopic based on the book Ishi in Two Worlds by Theodora Kroeber. The book relates the experiences of her husband Alfred L. Kroeber, who made friends with Ishi, thought to be the last of his people, the Yahi tribe.The telecast aired first on NBC on December 20, 1978.The film was written by Christopher Trumbo and his father, Dalton Trumbo, and directed by Robert Ellis Miller.Eloy Casados played the title role.<EOS>"
2189,68116,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Krish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William N. Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Evans_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Krish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Hayles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Companions in Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Companions_in_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Krish<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Companions in Crime (also known as Stryker Strikes Twice) is a 1954 British crime film directed by John Krish and starring Clifford Evans, George Woodbridge and Kenneth Haigh. It was written by Kenneth Hayles, Patricia Lathan and Lester Powell, as a spin-off from the television series Stryker of the Yard, and features two cases originally transmitted as separate episodes: ""The Case of the Two Brothers"" and ""The Case of the Black Falcon"".<EOS>"
2190,81895,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Hooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Lake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Merrill H. Karpf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carleton Eastlake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Winfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy_Keach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cynthia_Rothrock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Garrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Hooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Michael_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irresistible_Force_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Hooks<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Irresistible Force is a 1993 American thriller TV movie starring Stacy Keach and Cynthia Rothrock as a pair of police officers.<EOS>
2191,10496,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Allinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Ridley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blind Justice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_I_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Justice_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blind Justice is a 1934 British thriller film directed by Bernard Vorhaus and starring Eva Moore, Frank Vosper, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Roger Livesey, and John Mills. The screenplay concerns a woman who is blackmailed by a criminal, who has discovered that her brother was shot as a coward during World War I.It was made at Twickenham Studios as a quota quickie for release by Universal Pictures. It was based on Recipe for Murder, a 1932 play by Arnold Ridley. A review of the play, mentioning the forthcoming film, was the first use of the word whodunit in print.<EOS>"
2192,162977,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jury_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillian_Hall-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Campbell_Gullan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauderdale Maitland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jury_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Hutchinson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Right to Strike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_to_Strike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_G._B._Samuelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Right to Strike is a 1923 British silent drama film directed by Fred Paul and starring Lillian Hall-Davis, Fred Paul and Campbell Gullan. It was based on a play by Ernest Hutchinson.<EOS>"
2193,25976,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Gordon_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Lippert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Stephens_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Gordon_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Lippert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Stephens_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thunder in the Pines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Raoul_Kraushaar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lumberjacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Gordon<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Thunder in the Pines is a 1948 American comedy-adventure film directed by Robert Edwards (a pseudonym for Robert Gordon) and starring George Reeves and Ralph Byrd. The film was shot in Sepiatone. It was executive produced by Robert L. Lippert.<EOS>
2194,127187,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Curtis Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Curtis Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brandon Hooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Meenaghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elisabeth Shue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonny Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gerard Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Abigail Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Johnson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kario_Salem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chasing Mavericks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2001<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1994<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1987<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dune_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walden_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_surfing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Chad_Fischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Curtis_Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chasing_Mavericks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mavericks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Chasing Mavericks is a 2012 American biographical drama film about the life of American surfer Jay Moriarity (portrayed by Jonny Weston). It was directed by Curtis Hanson and Michael Apted, and stars Gerard Butler, Elisabeth Shue, Abigail Spencer, and Leven Rambin.Filming took place in October 2011. While Hanson began production, Apted was brought in to finish the final 15 days of shooting and post due to Hanson's failing health. It was the final film directed by Hanson before his death in 2016, and the second-to-last film directed by Apted before his death in 2021.Chasing Mavericks was released in the United States on October 26, 2012, received mixed reviews from critics, and grossed $7 million against its $20 million budget.<EOS>"
2195,68990,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Bruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Feline Frame-Up<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feline_Frame-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Claude_Cat_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Feline Frame-Up is a 1954 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated short film directed by Chuck Jones. The cartoon was released on February 13, 1954, and stars Claude Cat, Marc Antony and Pussyfoot.It features Claude Cat and Marc Antony in a battle of brawn and brains, with the little black-and-white kitten Pussyfoot caught in the middle. This is the third cartoon with Marc Anthony and Pussyfoot (Feed the Kitty and Kiss Me Cat being the previous shorts).<EOS>"
2196,171064,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshall_Neilan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Henry Spitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice Conn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milburn_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinky_Tomlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paula_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_It,_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marshall_Neilan<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Swing It, Professor (also known as Swing It, Buddy) is an independently produced 1937 musical comedy directed by Marshall Neilan and starring Pinky Tomlin, Paula Stone and Milburn Stone. The musical numbers were written by Connie Lee, Al Heath and Buddy LeRoux, and was produced by Conn Productions, Inc. The film capitalised on the swing dance craze.<EOS>"
2197,61846,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cattaneo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>FilmFour Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnaby_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Cattaneo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Spall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olivia Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lennie James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Nighy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Nesbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cattaneo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cattaneo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnaby_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Fry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronan_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lucky Break<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Anne_Dudley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Cattaneo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Break_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_prison_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lucky Break is a 2001 crime comedy film directed by Peter Cattaneo and starring James Nesbitt. The film is a co-production between the United Kingdom, the United States, and Germany. It follows a group of prisoners who stage a musical as part of a plan to escape from jail.<EOS>"
2198,25161,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Tearle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann Casson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olga Lindo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathleen O'Regan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dion_Titheradge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Shadow Between<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Between_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Shadow Between is a 1931 British romantic drama film directed by Norman Walker and starring Godfrey Tearle, Kathleen O'Regan, Olga Lindo and Ann Casson. It was produced by British International Pictures and shot at the company's Elstree Studios outside London.<EOS>"
2199,125544,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Holt_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Blane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Graves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_J._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Dangerous Affair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dangerous_Affair_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Dangerous Affair is a 1931 American pre-Code mystery film directed by Edward Sedgwick and starring Jack Holt, Ralph Graves and Sally Blane.<EOS>"
2200,19829,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metropolitan Pictures Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Riders of the Sage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Sage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_S._Webb<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Riders of the Sage is a 1939 American Western film produced and directed by Harry S. Webb starring Bob Steele. The film is a remake of Ridin' Law (1930) and Rusty Rides Alone (1933).<EOS>
2201,49525,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Heisler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Blumenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Donlevy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Drew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Holden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montagu_Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Heisler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Blumenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalton_Trumbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Remarkable Andrew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Victor_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dalton_Trumbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stuart_Heisler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Andrew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Andrew_Jackson<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Remarkable Andrew is a 1942 film directed by Stuart Heisler and written by Dalton Trumbo based on his 1941 novel of the same name. It stars Brian Donlevy and William Holden.<EOS>
2202,93091,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Goldberg_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Todd Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juliette_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Downey_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamie_Foxx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zach_Galifianakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michelle_Monaghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Goldberg_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Sztykiel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Due Date<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christophe_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mississippi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Legendary_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Due_Date<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Todd_Phillips<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Due Date is a 2010 American black comedy road film directed by Todd Phillips, who wrote the screenplay with Alan R. Cohen, Alan Freedland, and Adam Sztykiel. The film follows a man (Robert Downey Jr.) who must get across the country to Los Angeles in time for the birth of his child and is forced to road-trip with an aspiring actor (Zach Galifianakis). Michelle Monaghan, Juliette Lewis, and Jamie Foxx also star. Shot in Las Cruces, New Mexico, Atlanta, Georgia, and Tuscaloosa, Alabama, the film was released on November 5, 2010. It received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $211 million worldwide.<EOS>"
2203,164713,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Duckling<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Duckling<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Duckling<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Duckling<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Duckling<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Duckling<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Foxy Duckling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Duckling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Duckling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Duckling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Duckling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Duckling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Duckling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Duckling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Davis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Foxy Duckling is a Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies color cartoon short directed by Arthur Davis. The short was released on August 23, 1947.<EOS>"
2204,157646,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Woman to Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Woman to Woman is a 1947 British drama film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Douglass Montgomery, Joyce Howard and Adele Dixon. It is written by Michael Morton, Marjorie Deans and James Seymour based on Morton's 1921 play Woman to Woman, which was previously filmed in 1923 and 1929. A Canadian officer and a French dancer engage in a doomed romance.<EOS>"
2205,67556,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Sinatra<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Capaldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Sinatra<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Sinatra<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ruth Kenley-Letts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Sinatra<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Capaldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Sinatra<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Sinatra<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Capaldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Sinatra<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strictly Sinatra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Sinatra<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Sinatra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Sinatra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Sinatra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Sinatra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Sinatra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Sinatra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Capaldi<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strictly Sinatra is a 2001 British drama film written and directed by Peter Capaldi and starring Ian Hart, Kelly Macdonald, and Brian Cox. The film was released in the United Kingdom by Universal Pictures.<EOS>"
2206,161390,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rudolf Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Murray_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ups_'n_Downs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bosko_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ups N' Downs is the eighth title in the Looney Tunes series featuring Bosko. It was released as early as January 31, 1931. It is directed by Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising, while the film score was written by Frank Marsales.<EOS>"
2207,1254,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Willard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Korman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ritter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Riegert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Leno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chief_Dan_George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Bergman_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monica_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Mislove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Proctor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Americathon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_political_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Neal_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tom_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Monica_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Neal_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Peak_oil_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1998<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Retrofuturism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Americathon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joe_Roth<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Americathon (also known as Americathon 1998) is a 1979 American science fiction comedy film directed by Neal Israel and starring John Ritter, Fred Willard, Peter Riegert, Harvey Korman, and Nancy Morgan, with narration by George Carlin. It is based on a play by Firesign Theatre members Phil Proctor and Peter Bergman. The movie includes appearances by Jay Leno, Meat Loaf, Tommy Lasorda, and Chief Dan George, with a musical performance by Elvis Costello.<EOS>"
2208,161658,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gladys Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hartnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eliot Makeham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sybil Grove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'm an Explosive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'm_an_Explosive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Adrian_Brunel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I'm an Explosive is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Adrian Brunel and starring William Hartnell, Gladys Jennings and Eliot Makeham. In the film, the son of an inventor is believed to have accidentally drunk an explosive liquid.<EOS>"
2209,114999,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick Crowley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ben Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey M. Weiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy Renner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oscar Isaac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Albert Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Weisz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Glenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Strathairn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stacy Keach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Marshall_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bourne Legacy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bourne Legacy: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Bangkok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2005<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Alberta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drone_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Seoul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Seoul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dan_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Karachi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Central_Intelligence_Agency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Kennedy/Marshall_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Frank_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Metro_Manila<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_government<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Tony_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Interquel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Metro_Manila<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montgomery_County,_Maryland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Palawan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bourne_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bourne_Legacy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Palawan<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Bourne Legacy is a 2012 American action-thriller film directed by Tony Gilroy and the fourth installment in the series of films adapted from the Jason Bourne novels originated by Robert Ludlum and continued by Eric Van Lustbader. The film centers on black ops agent Aaron Cross (portrayed by Jeremy Renner), an original character. In addition to Renner, the film stars Rachel Weisz and Edward Norton. The Bourne Legacy was preceded by The Bourne Identity (2002), The Bourne Supremacy (2004), and The Bourne Ultimatum (2007) and followed by Jason Bourne (2016).The Bourne Legacy is the only film in the franchise that does not feature titular character Jason Bourne, as actor Matt Damon chose not to return because Paul Greengrass was not the director. Bourne is shown in pictures and mentioned by name several times throughout the film. Tony Gilroy, co-screenwriter of the first three films, sought to continue the story of the film series without changing its key events, and parts of The Bourne Legacy take place at the same time as the previous film, The Bourne Ultimatum (2007). Aaron Cross is a member of a black ops program called Operation Outcome whose subjects are genetically enhanced. He must run for his life once former CIA Treadstone agent Jason Bourne's actions lead to the public exposure of Operation Treadstone and its successor, Operation Blackbriar.Filming was primarily in New York City, with some scenes shot in the Philippines, South Korea, and Canada. Released on August 10, 2012, the film received mixed reviews and grossed $276 million at the box office. It was followed in 2016 by Jason Bourne, with Damon reprising his role.<EOS>"
2210,163625,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_New_Yorker<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Wang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_New_Yorker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dominic Chianese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_New_Yorker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dick Latessa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_New_Yorker<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Wang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_New_Yorker<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last New Yorker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_New_Yorker<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_New_Yorker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_New_Yorker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_New_Yorker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_New_Yorker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_New_Yorker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_New_Yorker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_New_Yorker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Last New Yorker is a 2007 American drama film directed by Harvey Wang and starring Dominic Chianese and Dick Latessa.<EOS>
2211,160301,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Atwill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greta Nissen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Z._Doty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_DeLeon_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Silent Witness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Witness_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Silent Witness is a 1932 American mystery film directed by Marcel Varnel and starring Lionel Atwill, Greta Nissen, and Helen Mack. It was adapted from a play by Jack DeLeon and Jack Celestin. The film's sets were designed by the art director Duncan Cramer who worked on many Fox Film productions of the era.<EOS>"
2212,167547,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Theodore Gershuny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ami Artzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Garrard Glenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Kapelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Woronov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monique_van_Vooren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maureen Byrnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sugar Cookies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Cookies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sugar Cookies (also known as Love Me My Way) is a 1973 American erotic crime thriller film directed by Theodore Gershuny.It was co-written by future president of Troma Entertainment Lloyd Kaufman and produced by future director Oliver Stone.<EOS>
2213,117272,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D.J._Webster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Keith Walley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>D.J. Webster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Sampson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Diehl_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Turkel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wendy MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Camilla More<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Blumenfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Bledsoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D.J._Webster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D.J._Webster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chad_Hayes_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carey_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dark Side of the Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Moon_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2022<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Dark Side of the Moon is a 1990 direct-to-video science fiction horror film. It was directed by D. J. Webster from the screenplay by brothers Chad and Carey Hayes.<EOS>
2214,43428,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Krishna_Stott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bellyfeel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Graham Clayton Chance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Krishna Stott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Philip Shotton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Crellin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Cheetham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wayne Simmonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nikki Tovell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Charnock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Krishna_Stott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Krishna_Stott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Krishna_Stott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crimeface<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Interactive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimeface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Webby_Award_winners<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crimeface is an online interactive film thriller / police procedural released in 2008, and directed by Krishna Stott.<EOS>"
2215,144735,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Garnet_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>A71 Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adam Garnet Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sarah Kolasky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Clarkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Kolasky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Beirne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gillian Ferrier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Garnet_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Garnet_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Kolasky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Garnet_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Kolasky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Great Great Great<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_infidelity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Great_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Adam_Garnet_Jones<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Great Great Great is a Canadian drama film, written and directed by Adam Garnet Jones and released in 2017. The film stars Sarah Kolasky as Lauren, a woman who begins having an affair when she decides that her five-year relationship with Tom (Dan Beirne) is unsatisfying and she wants something more.The film premiered at the Canadian Filmmakers' Festival in 2017, where it won the festival's awards for Best Feature Film, Best Screenplay and Best Performance. It was subsequently picked up for commercial distribution by A71 Entertainment.At the 6th Canadian Screen Awards in 2018, Jones and Kolasky received a nomination for Best Original Screenplay.<EOS>"
2216,72744,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated British Picture Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter C. Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Banana Ridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banana_Ridge_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Malaysia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Banana Ridge is a 1942 British comedy film directed by Walter C. Mycroft and starring Robertson Hare, Alfred Drayton and Isabel Jeans. The film is based on a 1938 stage play of the same name by Ben Travers. It was made at Welwyn Studios. Michael Denison accompanied his wife Dulcie Gray for her screen test for the film, which led some years later to his casting in his breakthrough role in My Brother Jonathan. The film was a success at the box office. Hare and Drayton appeared together in another comedy Women Aren't Angels the following year.Two colleagues come to worry that a mysterious young man may be their son from liaisons with the same woman during the First World War. They are persuaded to give him a job at ""Banana Ridge"" one of the company's rubber plantations in the Malay States. The young man's romance with the bosses' daughter threatens this plan, as does his mother's plan to reveal who is his real father.<EOS>"
2217,138315,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gale_Anne_Hurd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Sall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michelle Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Hedaya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Foley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kirsten Dunst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Shearer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gale_Anne_Hurd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>(Original Motion Picture Soundtrack:)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>1970.0<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_satire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gale_Anne_Hurd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Independence_Day_(United_States)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1972<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Richard_Nixon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_White_House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Phoenix_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Watergate_scandal_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Henry_Kissinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Richard_Nixon<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Dick is a 1999 alternate history comedy film directed by Andrew Fleming, co-written by Fleming and Sheryl Longin, and starring Kirsten Dunst, Michelle Williams, and Dan Hedaya. It portrays a comic reimagining of the Watergate scandal which ended the presidency of Richard Nixon, in which two warm-hearted but unworldly 15-year-old friends, who—through various arbitrary circumstances—become the legendary ""Deep Throat"" figure who played a key role in bringing down the presidency of Nixon. At the time of the film's release, the real identity of Deep Throat was not yet known to the public. The film features several cast members from Saturday Night Live and The Kids in the Hall, and includes fictionalized portrayals of U.S. historical and political figures involved in the Watergate scandal, including Henry Kissinger, Bob Woodward, Carl Bernstein, H. R. Haldeman, John Dean, G. Gordon Liddy, and Rose Mary Woods.Released in the summer of 1999 by Sony Pictures Releasing under the Columbia Pictures label, Dick was a box-office bomb, grossing $6.3 million against a $13 million budget, though it received largely favorable reviews from film critics. In the years following its release, the film went on to develop a cult following.<EOS>"
2218,2067,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Vadim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gene Roddenberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Telly_Savalas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Vadim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Roddenberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Roddenberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pretty Maids All in a Row<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Gene_Roddenberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virginity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Vadim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gene_Roddenberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lalo_Schifrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pretty Maids All in a Row is a 1971 American sexploitation film with elements of black comedy, sex comedy, and murder mystery. Starring Rock Hudson, Angie Dickinson, and Telly Savalas, it was released on April 28, 1971. Roger Vadim directed the film, and Gene Roddenberry produced and wrote the screenplay based on a 1968 novel by Francis Pollini.The film was Roddenberry's only feature-film writing credit.<EOS>"
2219,82764,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Amyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>J. Arthur Rank Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>associate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Emeric Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St_John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Streeter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>exec<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gregson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Belinda_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Amyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emeric_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St_John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Streeter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emeric_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Miracle in Soho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_in_Soho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Miracle in Soho is a 1957 British drama film directed by Julian Amyes and starring John Gregson, Belinda Lee and Cyril Cusack. It was written by Emeric Pressburger. The film depicts the lives of the inhabitants of a small street in Soho and the romance between a local road-builder and the daughter of Italian immigrants.The film had its premiere on 11 July 1957 at the Odeon Leicester Square, preceded by the British Film Academy awards.It was Emeric Pressburger's first movie after the dissolution of his partnership with Michael Powell.<EOS>"
2220,102385,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_J._Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Halstead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_J._Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_J._Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dick Barton: Special Agent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_radio_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_J._Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton:_Special_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_spy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dick Barton: Special Agent (released to television in the USA as Dick Barton, Detective) is a 1948 British second feature ('B') spy film directed by Alfred J. Goulding and starring Don Stannard. It was written by Goulding and Alan Stranks, adapted from the extremely popular BBC radio serial Dick Barton – Special Agent. It was the first of three films that Hammer Film Productions made about the British agent, followed by Dick Barton at Bay and Dick Barton Strikes Back.<EOS>"
2221,138669,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Casey Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrone_Power<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_McNally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Millican<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Malden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helene_Stanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Berghof<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stefan_Schnabel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hildegarde_Neff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Blake_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Casey_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Casey_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liam_O'Brien_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Diplomatic Courier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_spy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_anti-communist_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Sol_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Courier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Trieste<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Diplomatic Courier is a 1952 American spy film noir directed by Henry Hathaway and starring Tyrone Power, Patricia Neal and Stephen McNally. The nightclub scene in the film features actor Arthur Blake, famous for his female impersonations, impersonating Carmen Miranda, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Bette Davis. The plot was loosely adapted from the 1945 novel Sinister Errand by British writer Peter Cheyney.<EOS>"
2222,6566,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Pelissier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Ray_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerie_Hobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Pelissier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noël_Coward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Meet Me Tonight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Pelissier<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Meet Me Tonight is a 1952 omnibus British comedy film adapted from three one act plays by Noël Coward: Red Peppers, Fumed Oak and Ways and Means; which are part of his Tonight at 8.30 play cycle. The film was released as Tonight at 8:30 in the U.S. It was directed by Anthony Pelissier and starred Valerie Hobson, Nigel Patrick, Stanley Holloway, Ted Ray and Jack Warner.<EOS>"
2223,163131,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paolo_Cavara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eli_Wallach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Skerritt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michele_Placido<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corinne_Cléry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paolo_Cavara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernardino_Zapponi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Enrico_Oldoini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paolo_Cavara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Plot of Fear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giallo_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plot_of_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paolo_Cavara<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Plot of Fear  (Italian:  ...e tanta paura/ Too Much Fear), also known as Bloody Peanuts, is a 1976 Italian giallo film co-written and directed by Paolo Cavara. The film also includes a well-known animated erotic insert directed by Gibba in which, as said by Marco Giusti, 'the great Gibba broke out in all kinds of sado-masochistic excesses'.<EOS>"
2224,125639,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bart_Sibrel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>AFTH, LLC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bart Sibrel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bart_Sibrel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bart_Sibrel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bart_Sibrel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Apollo_program<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_conspiracy_theories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Moon_landing_conspiracy_theories<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon is a 2001 film written, produced and directed by Nashville-based filmmaker Bart Sibrel. Sibrel is a proponent of the conspiracy theory that the six Apollo Moon landing missions between 1969 and 1972 were elaborate hoaxes perpetrated by the United States government, including NASA. The film is narrated by British stage actress Anne Tonelson.<EOS>"
2225,82292,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherwood_Hu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Ford_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Luddy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sherwood Hu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John P. Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_Macfadyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Tashima<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Bumatai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carlotta Chang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherwood_Hu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Ford_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Luddy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherwood_Hu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lani Loa - The Passage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>China<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_China<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chinese-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lani_Loa_–_The_Passage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Francis_Ford_Coppola<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lani Loa – The Passage is a 1998 film directed by Sherwood Hu, executive produced by Francis Ford Coppola, about a woman murdered on her wedding day in Hawaii who comes back to haunt her murderers. The film stars Angus Macfadyen, Ray Bumatai, Carlotta Chang and Chris Tashima.  It was the first film from Coppola's and Wayne Wang's Chrome Dragon Films, a short-lived film company that was to specialize in utilizing Asian talent on American-financed projects.  Set in Hawaii, the film was shot in Hilo, Hawaii and in China, in Hainan and Shanghai.It screened at the San Sebastian Film Festival and the Hawaii International Film Festival (as Lani Loa: The Heavenly Passage) and has been released in Asia on VCD, as Lani-Loa (Hawaiian Ghost Story).<EOS>"
2226,163800,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Darrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Padden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claudia Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_T._Lowe_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Midnight Lady is a 1932 American pre-Code crime film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Sarah Padden, John Darrow and Claudia Dell. It is also known by the alternative title of Dream Mother.<EOS>"
2227,25611,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pearson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hogan_(British_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Shepley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pearson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Fairlie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Ace of Spades<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ace_of_Spades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Pearson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Ace of Spades is a 1935 British drama film directed by George Pearson and starring Michael Hogan, Dorothy Boyd and Richard Cooper. It was written by Gerard Fairlie based on the 1919 novel of the same title by John Crawford Fraser.<EOS>"
2228,46875,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Larry Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Claude Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Alexander Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Short<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jo Maryman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Libby Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Naked Witch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Naked Witch is a 1964 American horror film produced by Claude Alexander, and written and directed by Larry Buchanan. It stars Libby Hall, Robert Short and Jo Maryman. The film was shot in 1960 and has a copyright date of 1961 but was not released until 1964. It tells the story of a university student who travels to Texas, where he inadvertently restores a dead witch to life. She then takes revenge on the Schöennig family, one of whom, her lover, had denounced her a century earlier. The student falls under the spell of the witch but recovers in time to save Kirska, the only remaining Schöennig, before he himself kills the witch again.The Naked Witch was financed by a Texan drive-in theater owner who wanted a movie with much nudity, but the actual amount of nudity is negligible. The film was considered to be a success, bringing in box office receipts of $80,000 and helping to launch Buchanan's career.It is often confused with another regional-made film, also titled The Naked Witch (aka The Naked Temptress), a lost film directed by Andy Milligan in New Jersey in 1967.<EOS>"
2229,136961,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Filmgroup Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Roebling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gilbert Pearlman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olga Bellin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Foote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Faulkner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tomorrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mississippi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mississippi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Playhouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_William_Faulkner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Anthony<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tomorrow is a 1972 American drama film directed by Joseph Anthony and starring Robert Duvall and Olga Bellin. The screenplay was written by Horton Foote, adapted from a play he wrote for Playhouse 90 that was itself based on a 1940 short story by William Faulkner in the short story collection Knight's Gambit. The PG-rated film was filmed in the Mississippi counties of Alcorn and Itawamba. Although released in 1972, it saw limited runs in the U.S. until re-released about ten years later. Duvall has called the film one of his personal favorites.<EOS>"
2230,125699,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Amyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Distributors_Corporation_of_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Squire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Baker_(British_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Amyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Distributors_Corporation_of_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Squire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Squire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Hill in Korea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1951<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Portugal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Korean_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Malcolm_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Hill_in_Korea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Hill in Korea is a 1956 British war film based on Max Catto's 1953 novel of the same name. The original name was Hell in Korea, but it was changed for distribution reasons—except in the US. It was directed by Julian Amyes and produced by Anthony Squire. Incidental music was written by Malcolm Arnold.It was the first major feature film to portray British troops in action during the Korean War and introduces Michael Caine (himself a veteran of the Korean War) in his first credited film role. There are also early screen appearances by Stanley Baker, Robert Shaw and Ronald Lewis.  The movie was also the first cinematographer credit for Freddie Francis.<EOS>"
2231,115410,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Frankenheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Grazia Rade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Frankenheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas M. Hammel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Diane Batson-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Grazka Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luis_Guzmán<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raul_Julia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmen_Argenziano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_James_Olmos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sônia_Braga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kamala_Lopez-Dawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Frankenheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Frankenheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Biography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_(film_and_television)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Environmental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brazil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Miniseries_or_Television_Movie_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_trees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Frankenheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gary_Chang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Tolkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_Season_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_in_the_environment<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Burning Season is a 1994 American made-for-television biographical drama film directed by John Frankenheimer. The film chronicles environmental activist Chico Mendes' fight to protect the Amazon rainforest. This was Raul Julia's last film released during his lifetime, premiering on HBO on September 16, 1994, five weeks before his death. The film was based in part on the 1990 book of the same name by journalist Andrew Revkin.<EOS>"
2232,168757,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hickenlooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hickenlooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Molly_Ringwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bob_Thornton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._T._Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hickenlooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hickenlooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bob_Thornton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Some Folks Call It a Sling Blade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Folks_Call_It_a_Sling_Blade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Hickenlooper<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Some Folks Call It a Sling Blade is a 1994 short film written by Billy Bob Thornton, directed by George Hickenlooper and starring Thornton, Molly Ringwald, and J.T. Walsh.It was adapted into the 1996 feature film Sling Blade, also starring Thornton, which won Thornton the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, as well as a nomination for Best Actor in a Leading Role.<EOS>"
2233,166312,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tweet Tweet Tweety<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Yellowstone_National_Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Tweet_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_national_parks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tweet Tweet Tweety is a 1951 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on December 15, 1951, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.<EOS>"
2234,125530,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Coy Decoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_wolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_ducks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Coy_Decoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pigs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Coy Decoy is a 1941 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Bob Clampett. The cartoon was released on June 7, 1941, and stars Porky Pig and Daffy Duck.The film is set in a closed bookstore at night, when the many characters and elements featured within the books come to life, similar to Frank Tashlin's own shorts Speaking of the Weather, Have You Got Any Castles?, and You're an Education. The idea would later be reworked five years later into Book Revue, although only Daffy features in that.<EOS>"
2235,48389,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Cianfrance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lynette Howell Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jamie Patricof<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Orlovsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sidney Kimmel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harris Yulin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Mendelsohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bradley Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mahershala Ali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Liotta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Gosling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rose Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eva Mendes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Cianfrance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamie_Patricof<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynette_Howell_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Kimmel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Cianfrance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darius_Marder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Coccio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Place Beyond the Pines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Place Beyond the Pines: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1990s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Motorcycling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1997<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Derek_Cianfrance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sidney_Kimmel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sidney_Kimmel_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_Beyond_the_Pines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Schenectady,_New_York<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Place Beyond the Pines is a 2012 American epic crime drama film directed by Derek Cianfrance with a screenplay by Cianfrance, Ben Coccio and Darius Marder from a story by Cianfrance and Coccio. The film tells three linear stories: Luke (Ryan Gosling), a motorcycle stunt rider who supports his family through a life of crime; Avery (Bradley Cooper), an ambitious policeman who confronts his corrupt police department; and two troubled teenagers (Emory Cohen and Dane DeHaan) who explore the aftermath of Luke and Avery's actions fifteen years later. The supporting cast includes Eva Mendes, with Ben Mendelsohn, Rose Byrne, Mahershala Ali, Bruce Greenwood, Harris Yulin, and Ray Liotta.Cianfrance was inspired to write The Place Beyond the Pines based on his experiences as a father. Coccio and Marder, who shared similar interests in film and media, helped write the script. Cianfrance envisioned the main themes to be about fathers and sons, masculine identity and legacy. The film reunites Cianfrance and Gosling, who had previously worked together in 2010's Blue Valentine. The role of Luke was written for Gosling, as he expressed an interest in playing a bank robber. Filming took place in Schenectady, New York, during the summer of 2011.The Place Beyond the Pines premiered at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival, followed by a United States theatrical release on March 29, 2013. Focus Features purchased the distribution rights after being impressed by the film screening. It received generally positive reviews from critics and was a moderate success at the box office, grossing $47 million worldwide on a budget of $15 million. The soundtrack was composed by Mike Patton and included music by Estonian composer Arvo Pärt and Ennio Morricone.<EOS>"
2236,159972,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>James Fanizza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Fanizza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brendan Whelton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Fanizza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katya_Zamolodchikova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Guifré Bantjes-Rafols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sebastian is a Canadian romantic drama film, which premiered at the Inside Out Film and Video Festival in May 2017. The feature directorial debut of James Fanizza, the film is an expansion of the 2014 short film of the same name, which was written by Fanizza but directed by Ricky Bryant.The film centres on Alex (Fanizza), a man in Toronto whose unfulfilling relationship with his boyfriend Nelson (Guifré Bantjes-Rafols) is complicated when he meets and falls for Sebastian (Alex House), Nelson's visiting cousin from Argentina. The film's cast also includes Brian McCook, better known as drag entertainer Katya Zamolodchikova, as Xenia.<EOS>"
2237,126523,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Kyser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lou Marcelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Frommer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Days<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Africa_Squeaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Africa Squeaks is a 1940 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Bob Clampett. The short was released on January 27, 1940, and stars Porky Pig.The cartoon is a parody of the movie Stanley and Livingstone starring Spencer Tracy and Cedric Hardwicke. The title parodies the 1930 documentary Africa Speaks!<EOS>"
2238,161908,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John I. Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald Liles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pastell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Impact<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Impact_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Maxwell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Impact is a 1963 British crime thriller directed by Peter Maxwell and starring Conrad Phillips and George Pastell.  It was written by Maxwell and Phillips, and produced by John I. Phillips and Ronald Liles for Butcher's Film Service.<EOS>"
2239,123476,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Hall_Crane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hutchison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gibson Gowland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Barry_(British_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_Tod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Hall_Crane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Harding_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hutch Stirs 'em Up<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Hall_Crane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hutch_Stirs_'em_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_action_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hutch Stirs 'em Up is a 1923 British silent comedy action film directed by Frank Hall Crane and starring Charles Hutchison, Joan Barry and Malcolm Tod. It was based on the novel The Hawk of Rede by Harry Harding.<EOS>"
2240,6714,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_L._Werker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century-Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Morosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_L._Werker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century-Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Morosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Bullock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Moon Over Her Shoulder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Her_Shoulder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Moon Over Her Shoulder is a 1941 American comedy film directed by Alfred L. Werker and starring Lynn Bari, John Sutton and Alan Mowbray. It was produced and distributed by Twentieth Century Fox.<EOS>"
2241,69037,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:AVCO_Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Skeggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shane_Briant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frankenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>and the Monster from Hell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Bernard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Frankenstein_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_and_the_Monster_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grave-robbing_in_film<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell is a 1974 British horror film, directed by Terence Fisher and produced by Hammer Film Productions. It stars Peter Cushing, Shane Briant and David Prowse. Filmed at Elstree Studios in 1972 but not released until 1974, it was the final chapter in the Hammer Frankenstein saga of films as well as director Fisher's last film.<EOS>"
2242,128725,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Gordon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Buchwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jackson Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bud Collyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julian Noa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jungle Drums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jungle_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_propaganda_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Adolf_Hitler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superman_animated_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jungle Drums (1943) is the fifteenth of seventeen animated Technicolor short films based upon the DC Comics character of Superman. Produced by Famous Studios, the cartoon was originally released to theaters by Paramount Pictures on March 26, 1943.<EOS>"
2243,46172,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tim Chambers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freestyle_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Chambers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marley_Shelton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Burstyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carla_Gugino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Boreanaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freestyle_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Whitney_Springer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Gargano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mighty Macs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_basketball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_women's_sports<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1972<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mighty_Macs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Ross<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Mighty Macs is a 2009 American sports drama film by director Tim Chambers. It stars Carla Gugino in the lead role of Cathy Rush, a Hall of Fame women's basketball coach. The film premiered in the 2009 Heartland Film Festival and was released theatrically in the United States on October 21, 2011 through indie film label Freestyle Releasing.<EOS>"
2244,79305,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dallas Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griff_Furst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rhonda Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Eklund<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Jai White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marrese Crump<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griff_Furst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Quintano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Welcome to Sudden Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Welcome to Sudden Death: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Orchestral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Hip hop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_basketball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Phoenix,_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Winnipeg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Manitoba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_special_forces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Sudden_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Gene_Quintano<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Welcome to Sudden Death is a 2020 American sports action film directed by Dallas Jackson and starring Michael Jai White, Gary Owen, Michael Eklund and Marrese Crump.It is a remake of the 1995 film Sudden Death, which starred Jean-Claude Van Damme as a former firefighter battling hostage takers during game seven of the National Hockey League's Stanley Cup Finals. Like the original, Welcome to Sudden Death is a single-location action film in the mold of Die Hard, with the conceit that the heist storyline runs parallel to, and sometimes intersects with, a sports contest. The new version transfers the action from an ice hockey to a basketball setting, and trims down the sports subplot significantly.The film was produced by Universal Studios under their Universal 1440 imprint, in partnership with Netflix. It premiered on 29 September 2020.<EOS>"
2245,55393,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Skutezky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_More<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sylvester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Yellow Balloon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_London_Underground<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Balloon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Yellow Balloon is a 1953 British drama film directed by J. Lee Thompson and starring Andrew Ray, William Sylvester, Kathleen Ryan, Kenneth More and Hy Hazell. It was Thompson's second feature as director. It was distributed by Associated British and produced by the company's Marble Arch Productions. It was made at Elstree Studios with sets designed by the art director Robert Jones. Location shooting took place around Bayswater and Chelsea including Queensway tube station.<EOS>"
2246,141280,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ronald K. Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald K. Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gay Abel-Bey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ronald K. Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Al Woodley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karina Felix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Priscilla K. Basque<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bugged!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Bugged! is a 1997 black horror comedy film written and directed by Roland K. Armstrong and distributed by Troma Entertainment. It features an all-black cast.<EOS>
2247,162666,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shari_Springer_Berman_and_Robert_Pulcini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Northern Arts Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julia Strohm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Grader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shari_Springer_Berman_and_Robert_Pulcini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Off the Menu: The Last Days of Chasen's<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_business<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_food_and_drink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Menu:_The_Last_Days_of_Chasen's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Shari_Springer_Berman_and_Robert_Pulcini<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Off the Menu: The Last Days of Chasen's is a 1997 American documentary film about famous Los Angeles restaurant, Chasen's directed by Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini.<EOS>"
2248,163533,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_E._Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian McShane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samantha Eggar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Maskell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_E._Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mordecai_Richler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Phipps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wild and the Willing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Betty_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_and_the_Willing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Lincolnshire<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wild and the Willing (also known as Young and Willing) is a 1962 British romantic drama film, directed by Ralph Thomas and starring Virginia Maskell, Paul Rogers, Ian McShane and Samantha Eggar. It is the film debuts of Ian McShane, John Hurt, and Samantha Eggar. It was written by Nicholas Phipps and Mordecai Richler based on the 1960 play The Tinker by Laurence Doble and Robert Sloman.It depicts a group of students at university.<EOS>"
2249,49746,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.W._Hackel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Steele_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gertrude_Messinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.W._Hackel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rider of the Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rider_of_the_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Rider of the Law is a 1935 American Western film directed by Robert N. Bradbury.<EOS>
2250,56705,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabrina_S._Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marion_Cotillard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabrina_S._Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady Blue Shanghai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_reincarnation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sponsored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nathaniel_Shilkret<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Promotional_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Blue_Shanghai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_David_Lynch<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady Blue Shanghai is a 16-minute Internet promotion short film for Dior written, directed and edited by David Lynch. It stars Marion Cotillard, Gong Tao, Emily Stofle, Cheng Hong, Lu Yong and Nie Fei, with music by Lynch, Dean Hurley, and Nathaniel Shilkret.The film centers on the surreal circumstances surrounding Cotillard's character, who encounters a mysterious Dior handbag and 1920s music as she enters her hotel room in Shanghai. It has been likened thematically to Lynch's 2006 feature film Inland Empire.<EOS>"
2251,143330,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_the_Renegade<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reg_Browne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_the_Renegade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_the_Renegade<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reg_Browne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_the_Renegade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_the_Renegade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_the_Renegade<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Son of the Renegade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_the_Renegade<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_the_Renegade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_the_Renegade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_the_Renegade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_the_Renegade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_the_Renegade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_the_Renegade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Son of the Renegade is a 1953 low-budget American Western film directed by Reg Browne. The film's soundtrack was conducted by Darrell Calker. The film also features uncredited co-screenwriting from b-movie director Ed Wood.<EOS>
2252,69555,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Hambley Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Ustinov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_De_Carlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Culver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Tomlinson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Kirwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hotel Sahara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Patrick_Kirwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:North_African_campaign_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Sahara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hotel Sahara is a 1951 British war comedy film directed by Ken Annakin and starring Yvonne De Carlo, Peter Ustinov and David Tomlinson. It was produced and co-written by George Hambley Brown.<EOS>"
2253,164976,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Grissell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yakima_Canutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Auer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Grissell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yakima_Canutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Auer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_S._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Coldeway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vigilantes of Dodge City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Red_Ryder_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vigilantes_of_Dodge_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vigilantes of Dodge City is a 1944 American Western film directed by Howard Bretherton and starring Wild Bill Elliott in the role of Red Ryder and costarring as Little Beaver, actor (Bobby) Robert Blake. It was the fifth of twenty-three Red Ryder feature films that would be produced by Republic Pictures. The picture was shot on the studio’s back lot along with outdoor locations at Iverson Ranch, 1 Iverson Lane, Chatsworth, Los Angeles, CA, USA.<EOS>"
2254,70983,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_August_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_MacDonald_(sound_effects_artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_August_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mickey and The Seal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_August_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Oliver_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_zoos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_and_the_Seal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pinnipeds<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mickey and the Seal is a cartoon short created by Walt Disney in 1948. It was nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film, but lost to MGM's Tom and Jerry cartoon The Little Orphan, which shared one of seven Oscars for the Tom and Jerry series. It was the 122nd short in the Mickey Mouse film series to be released, and the second produced that year.<EOS>"
2255,117680,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_H._Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_H._Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Terwilliger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Devil's Daughter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>US<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Jamaica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cockfighting_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Daughter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Devil's Daughter, also known as Pocomania, is a 1939 American film directed by Arthur H. Leonard.<EOS>"
2256,2225,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Burton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Spigelgass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Burton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Spigelgass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Princess O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Princess_O'Hara<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Burton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Princess O'Hara is a 1935 American comedy film directed by David Burton and starring Jean Parker, Chester Morris and Leon Errol. The story was adapted for the 1943 Abbott and Costello film It Ain't Hay.<EOS>"
2257,74367,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Carruthers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Omniverse Vision<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dick Carruthers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Led_Zeppelin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Carruthers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Carruthers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Celebration Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_metal_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blues_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Diamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2007<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Led_Zeppelin_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Atlantic_Records_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Charity_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_with_cover_art_by_Shepard_Fairey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grammy_Award_for_Best_Rock_Album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swan_Song_Records_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swan_Song_Records_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_produced_by_Jimmy_Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Led_Zeppelin_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Celebration_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Atlantic_Records_video_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Celebration Day is a concert film and live album by the English rock band Led Zeppelin, recorded at the Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert on 10 December 2007, in The O2 Arena, London. The film was given a limited theatrical release starting on 17 October 2012, and was released on several home audio and video formats on 19 November 2012. The performance, the film, and album releases have been widely praised.<EOS>"
2258,12131,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jackie Corkery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean Chrétien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank McKenna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Tobin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean Charest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Johnson Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Champ<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacques Parizeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judith M. Atkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucien Bouchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBC_Television_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_sovereignty_movement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jean_Chrétien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Federalism_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Point_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Quebec_politics<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Breaking Point (French: Point de rupture) is a Canadian documentary film, released in 2005. Aired on CBC Television in English and on Radio-Canada in French and released to mark the tenth anniversary of the 1995 Quebec sovereignty referendum, the film explored the dynamics of the referendum campaign through interviews with and news clips of several of the major players on both sides of the debate.The two-part film aired on SRC in September 2005, and on CBC in October. It has also been released on DVD.<EOS>"
2259,128379,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Schroder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Randall K. Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randall K. Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Schroder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregory Scanlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Furlong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachael_Bella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Schroder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Schroder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Schroder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jimmy and Judy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_and_Judy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teensploitation<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Jimmy and Judy is a 2006 independent film starring Rachael Bella as Judy and Edward Furlong as Jimmy. It is written and directed by Randall K. Rubin and Jon Schroder. The film was shot on hand-held video in the Cinéma vérité style.<EOS>
2260,78008,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nadia Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Audrey Hepburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claude Dauphin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Albert Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eleanor Bron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederic_Raphael<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two for the Road<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Henry_Mancini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stanley_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_nonlinear_narrative_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_couples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Saint-Tropez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_the_Road_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two for the Road is a 1967 romantic comedy-drama directed and produced by Stanley Donen, starring Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney. The film tells the story of a married couple who reflect on their twelve-year relationship while on a road trip from England to the French Riviera. As they survey their foundering marriage in the present, the evolution of their relationship reveals itself through vignettes from four previous trips they took along the same route. The film was made from an original screenplay by Frederic Raphael. Supporting cast members include Eleanor Bron, William Daniels, Claude Dauphin, and Nadia Gray. Two for the Road was Hepburn's penultimate film before her semi-retirement in early 1967.Raphael conceived the idea for the film while driving with his wife to the south of France. He suggested the project initially to producer Joseph Janni, who declined it, and then wrote the script for Donen. Originally the film was to be made by Universal, but after the studio backed out, Donen took the project to Twentieth Century-Fox. Two for the Road is notable for combining the styles of a traditional Hollywood romance with elements of the French New Wave. Cars figure prominently in the film and, when the narrative jumps in time, help to establish the current year. Two for the Road was a rare Hepburn picture where she did not wear a wardrobe designed by Hubert de Givenchy, as Donen wanted her to have a more conventional appearance. The film's soundtrack was composed by Henry Mancini, who called the theme song his favourite piece of music he wrote. Principal photography began on 3 May 1966 and concluded on 1 September. The film was released on 27 April 1967 at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.Upon its release the film received mostly positive reviews but failed to make a profit. Its mixed response was in large part due to its experimental, non-linear structure, and coalescence of commercial and artistic filmmaking. Additionally, Hepburn's role as a wife and mother in a collapsing marriage was a radical departure from the ingénues she typically had played hitherto. In subsequent years, the film's reputation has grown substantially, with numerous authors citing it as Donen's greatest film, and Hepburn's performance as the best of her career.<EOS>"
2261,76966,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney–ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_McGavin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan-Michael_Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Holliman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney–ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Movie_of_the_Week<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_Television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tribes, also known as The Soldier Who Declared Peace (UK), is a 1970 American television drama film broadcast as an ABC Movie of the Week directed by Joseph Sargent.  A big ratings success when it first aired November 10, 1970 (which happened to be the Marine Corps' 195th birthday), Tribes was later released theatrically in Britain and Europe under the title The Soldier Who Declared Peace. Tribes has been released on VHS, but as of 2018 has not been released on DVD.<EOS>"
2262,107418,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Douglas Schulze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Dolphin Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Douglas Schulze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kurt Eli Mayry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David J. Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Saxon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Emge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Raasch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hellmaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellmaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hellmaster (also known as Soulstealer and Them) is a 1992 American horror film written and directed by Douglas Schulze, and starring John Saxon. The plot follows a psychotic college professor who uses unsuspecting students as laboratory rats, injecting them with a drug that mutates them into brutal killers.The film has been observed to be largely influenced by the Nightmare on Elm Street series – which also featured Saxon – as well as other popular horror titles such as Hellraiser.<EOS>"
2263,102043,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Murray Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Helzberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Garry Goodrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max Gail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Paul Chan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Reinhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Behling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murray_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murray_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cardiac Arrest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_organ_trafficking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardiac_Arrest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cardiac Arrest is a 1980 American slasher thriller film written and directed by Murray Mintz and starring Garry Goodrow, Max Gail and Fred Ward.<EOS>"
2264,135749,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Country_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bill Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Country_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Nine Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Country_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Herbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Country_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Waters_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Country_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Country_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simone_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Country_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Serio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Country_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>High Country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Country_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Country_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Country_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Country_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Country_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Country_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>High Country is a 1983 Australian film about a cattleman turned racehorse owner.<EOS>
2265,136265,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bertram_Bracken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aubrey M. Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bramwell Fletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dulcie_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alice Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bertram_Bracken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_M._Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bertram_Bracken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_M._Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Face on the Barroom Floor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bertram_Bracken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Face_on_the_Barroom_Floor_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Face on the Barroom Floor is a 1932 pre-Code American crime film directed by Bertram Bracken and starring Dulcie Cooper, Bramwell Fletcher and Alice Ward.<EOS>"
2266,135936,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Elia Lyssy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kemp Curley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruno Musso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Greg Iguchi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Knoxville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mat_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Travis_Pastrana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Allan Cooke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Davin ""Psycho"" Halford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff ""Harley"" Schneider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Midget Mike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Plamer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trigger Gumm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jackass Presents: Mat Hoffman's Tribute to Evel Knievel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MTV_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dickhouse_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jackass_(TV_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackass_Presents:_Mat_Hoffman's_Tribute_to_Evel_Knievel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jackass_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Jackass Presents: Mat Hoffman's Tribute to Evel Knievel is a 2008 direct-to-DVD comedy film and the first Jackass Presents film in the Jackass franchise. It was released on May 27, 2008. The film is a tribute to the stuntman Evel Knievel, who died on November 30, 2007, one year before the film's release. Jackass Presents: Mat Hoffman's Tribute to Evel Knievel was succeeded by Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa.<EOS>"
2267,125676,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rudolf Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Great Big Bunch of You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vitaphone_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Great_Big_Bunch_of_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dolls<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Great Big Bunch of You is a 1932 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon, directed by Rudolf Ising. The short was released on November 12, 1932.  A ventriloquist's dummy in the city dump improvises a piano, from the junk there, to play and sing the title song, ""A Great Big Bunch Of You"", by Mort Dixon and Harry Warren. The various animals and animated junk perform in segued vignettes.<EOS>"
2268,6641,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Stallings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Co-directed by:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Supervised by:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>the Walt Disney crew in the uncredited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leone LeDoux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pinto Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Stallings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Merbabies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merbabies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_mermen_and_mermaids<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Merbabies is a Silly Symphonies animated Disney short film. It was released on December 9, 1938. It is a collaboration between Walt Disney and Harman and Ising, the latter studio having donated artists to Disney to work on the production of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937). It is one of the last shorts of the Silly Symphonies series.<EOS>"
2269,23885,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ian Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_Sim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirk_Bogarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glynis_Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hermione_Baddeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Bull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dear Mr. Prohack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Arnold_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Mr._Prohack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dear Mr. Prohack is a 1949 British comedy film directed by Thornton Freeland and starring Cecil Parker, Glynis Johns and Dirk Bogarde. It is a modern-day version of Arnold Bennett's 1922 novel Mr Prohack, as adapted in the play by Edward Knoblock.<EOS>"
2270,32652,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Kobritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry J. Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Carpenter, Alan Howarth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexandra Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Dean Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Stockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Prosky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keith Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_J._Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Christine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Christine: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>film score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Electronic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mystery_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Stephen_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_automobiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_curses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alan_Howarth_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1978<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1957<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Detroit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_romantic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_supernatural_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Phantom_vehicles<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Christine (titled onscreen as John Carpenter's Christine) is a 1983 American supernatural horror film co-scored and directed by John Carpenter and starring Keith Gordon, John Stockwell, Alexandra Paul, Robert Prosky and Harry Dean Stanton, with Roberts Blossom and Kelly Preston.Adapted by Bill Phillips from Stephen King's 1983 novel of the same name, the film follows the changes in the lives of Arnie Cunningham, his friends, his family, and his teenage enemies after he buys a classic red and white 1958 Plymouth Fury named Christine, a car that seems to have a mind of its own and a jealous, possessive personality, which has a bad influence on Arnie.Released in the United States on December 9, 1983, Christine received generally positive reviews from critics and grossed $21 million at the box office. The film has since become a cult classic.<EOS>"
2271,82667,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tom Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dana_Plato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Sobiesk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Return to Boggy Creek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Southern_Gothic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bigfoot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cryptids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Boggy_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Return to Boggy Creek is a 1977  adventure/horror film directed by Tom Moore. It is an unofficial sequel to The Legend of Boggy Creek and stars Dawn Wells and Dana Plato. Wells portrays the mother of three children who become lost in the swamp during a hurricane until the creature comes to their rescue.The film carries over none of the original's docudrama elements. It was followed by three films, Boggy Creek II: And the Legend Continues (1985), the only true sequel to the original film, Boggy Creek (2011) and The Legacy of Boggy Creek (2011). The latter two were released straight-to-video.<EOS>"
2272,25635,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Peace Conference<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Mahatma_Gandhi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Peace_Conference<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Bing_Crosby<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Peace Conference is a 1935 short animated film by Columbia Pictures, featuring the comic strip character Krazy Kat.<EOS>"
2273,23953,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trans_World_Entertainment_(film_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Amiel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bo_Svenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Napier_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Turkel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trans_World_Entertainment_(film_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deep Space<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_O._Ragland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deep Space is a 1988 sci-fi horror film directed by Fred Olen Ray, starring Charles Napier, Ann Turkel and Bo Svenson. Napier stars as a cop trying to stop the murderous rampage of an escaped creature engineered by the government.<EOS>"
2274,57102,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Bouchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Independent Online Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Bouchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Lavery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gladys San Juan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julianne Honey-Mennal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sabina Sattar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Spencer Duru<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Bouchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Bouchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Bouchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hunt for Gollum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_released_on_YouTube<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fan_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Middle-earth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunt_for_Gollum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tolkien_fandom<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hunt for Gollum is a 2009 British fantasy fan film directed, co-written, co-produced, and co-scored by Chris Bouchard. Based on the appendices of J. R. R. Tolkien's 1954–55 book The Lord of the Rings, the film is set in Middle-earth, when the wizard Gandalf the Grey fears that Gollum may reveal information about the One Ring to Sauron. Gandalf sends the ranger Aragorn on a quest to find Gollum.Filming took place in North Wales, Epping Forest, and Hampstead Heath. The film was shot in high definition video, with a budget of £3,000 (equivalent to £5,083 in 2023 or US$5,000, equivalent to $7,328 in 2024). The production is completely unofficial and unauthorized, though Bouchard said he had ""reached an understanding"" with Tolkien Enterprises in 2009.The Hunt for Gollum debuted at the Sci-Fi-London film festival and on the Internet, free to view, on 3 May 2009. By 20 October 2009, it had been viewed by 5 million people. Viewings had risen to over 16 million by 2020.<EOS>"
2275,40236,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Weir_production_discography<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Damian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Faith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Krevoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Damian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Studio_City_Sound<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernie_Barlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lori_Loughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Panabaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Damian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Faith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Krevoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Lopez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janeen_Damian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juan_Saenz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Moondance Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Moondance Alexander Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_horses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Colorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Damian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_produced_by_Larry_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moondance_Alexander<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sara_Niemietz_songs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Moondance Alexander is a 2007 American comedy-drama film directed by Michael Damian and written by Janeen Damian, Juan Saenz and Martha Lopez. Shot on location in Okotoks, High River and Calgary, Alberta, Canada the film is based on actual events from the life of Janeen Damian. It stars Kay Panabaker and Lori Loughlin, with Don Johnson and Sasha Cohen.<EOS>"
2276,123513,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Gee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jeepers Creepers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_police_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jeepers Creepers is a 1939 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes police comedy animated short, directed by Robert Clampett. The short was released on September 23, 1939, and stars Porky Pig.In the film, Porky Pig is depicted as a police officer who has to investigate a haunted house. A trickster ghost plays pranks on him.It was released on DVD on September 19, 2017, in the Porky Pig 101.<EOS>"
2277,109487,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Loach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rebecca O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Loach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Loach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Loach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Laverty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It's a Free World...<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_immigration<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ukraine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Loach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Polish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Free_World...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Poland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It's a Free World... is a 2007 drama film directed by Ken Loach and written by Paul Laverty. Laverty won the Golden Osella (Best Screenplay) at the 2007 Venice Film Festival. An ambitious working class British woman, played by Kierston Wareing, tries to improve her lot by setting up her own business.<EOS>"
2278,41056,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_C._Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ralph Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fay_Bainter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Jo_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Herbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_C._Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Anderson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Victor_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sol_C._Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Alice_Hegan_Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1901<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Wiggs_of_the_Cabbage_Patch_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch is a 1942 American comedy-drama film starring Fay Bainter and directed by Ralph Murphy. It was based on the play by Anne Crawford Flexner that premiered on Broadway in 1904, which was in turn adapted from the 1901 novel of the same name by Alice Hegan Rice.<EOS>"
2279,161769,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Desmond_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rank Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Desmond_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Desmond_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edna_O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Was Happy Here<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Desmond_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Addison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_Happy_Here<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_County_Clare<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>I Was Happy Here (U.S. title: Time Lost and Time Remembered; also known as Passage of Love) is a 1966 British drama film directed by Desmond Davis and starring Sarah Miles and Cyril Cusack. The screenplay was by Edna O'Brien and Davis.<EOS>
2280,36386,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michiel_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Schoen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fallon Fox, Terrence Clemmons,  Kye Allums, Jason Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michiel_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Game Face<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Belgium, USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_trans_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transgender-related_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Face_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_sportspeople<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Game Face is a 2015 sports documentary film directed by Michiel Thomas and produced by Mark Schoen. The documentary revolves around two LGBTQ American athletes, professional mixed martial artist Fallon Fox and college basketball player Terrence Clemens. Both stories run parallel to each other to follow the journey of the first transgender woman professional MMA fighter and Clemens, a closeted gay male, who gets accepted to play basketball in Oklahoma. The film follows both athletes through their coming out process with the support of their friends and family.<EOS>"
2281,137247,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alanes Halanes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Capshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Mostel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Windy City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_Theatrical_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Nitzsche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windy_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Windy City is a 1984 American drama film written and directed by Armyan Bernstein and starring Kate Capshaw, Josh Mostel and John Shea.<EOS>"
2282,46697,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Schertzinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Schertzinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Music Goes 'Round<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Schertzinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Music_Goes_'Round<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jo_Swerling<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Music Goes 'Round is a 1936 American musical comedy film directed by Victor Schertzinger and starring Harry Richman, Rochelle Hudson and Walter Connolly. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
2283,56409,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Heick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Documentary_Educational_Resources<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Gardner_(anthropologist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Heick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Documentary_Educational_Resources<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Gardner_(anthropologist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dances of the Kwakiutl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>U.S.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_First_Nations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_British_Columbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anthropology_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dances_of_the_Kwakiutl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kwakwaka'wakw<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dances of the Kwakiutl is a 1951 film directed by William Heick and produced by Robert Gardner. It is distributed by Documentary Educational Resources. The film is composed of sequences filmed in 1950 in Fort Rupert, British Columbia, featuring a performance by Kwakiutl people of their secretive Hamatsa ceremony.<EOS>"
2284,97462,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Daniel G. Karslake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Run_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel G. Karslake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Run_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>For the Bible Tells Me So<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_conversion_therapy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_and_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_Run_Features_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_Bible_Tells_Me_So<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Christianity_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>For the Bible Tells Me So is a 2007 American documentary film directed by Daniel G. Karslake about homosexuality and its perceived conflict with Christianity, as well as various interpretations of what the Bible says about sexual orientation. The film premiered at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival.<EOS>"
2285,32680,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jud_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lin Bolen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kurt_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melissa_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jud_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1951<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Fred_Karlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mining<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_Television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Miracle_in_Caufield,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jud_Taylor<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Christmas Miracle in Caufield, U.S.A. (also released as The Christmas Coal Mine Miracle) is a 1977 American made-for-television drama film directed by Jud Taylor.<EOS>"
2286,153400,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Geeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Mower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Butterworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Douglas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Windsor_Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvyn_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jones_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_England<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Carry On England is a 1976 British comedy film, the 28th release in the series of the original 30 Carry On films (1958–1978). It was released in October 1976 and featured Carry On regulars Kenneth Connor, Jack Douglas, Joan Sims and Peter Butterworth. It was the second and last Carry On film for Windsor Davies, Diane Langton and Peter Jones, as well as the fifth and last for Patricia Franklin and the eighth and last for Julian Holloway. Patrick Mower, Judy Geeson and Melvyn Hayes make their only appearances in a Carry On film. The film was followed by That's Carry On! in 1977.<EOS>"
2287,69541,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Sotos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Zorek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Schoelen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Richter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Fishman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Silbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Timko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Sotos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hot Moves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virginity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Moves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Sotos<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hot Moves is an American 1984 comedy film by director Jim Sotos starring Michael Zorek and Jill Schoelen.<EOS>
2288,70766,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_De_Michiel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mira_Sorvino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Spinella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Lillard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Pellegrino_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Gregorio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_De_Michiel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_De_Michiel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tarantella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarantella_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Italian-American_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tarantella is a 1995 drama film directed by Helen De Michiel, starring Mira Sorvino as the main character. The film premiered on June 7, 1995, at the Seattle International Film Festival and was released theatrically in the United States on March 15, 1996.<EOS>"
2289,66745,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnon_Milchan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ewan_McGregor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Naomi_Watts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Gosling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnon_Milchan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Benioff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_road_accidents_and_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Arnon_Milchan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Regency_Enterprises_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marc_Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Benioff<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stay is a 2005 American psychological thriller directed by Marc Forster and written by David Benioff. It stars Ewan McGregor, Naomi Watts, Ryan Gosling and Bob Hoskins, with production by Regency and distribution by 20th Century Fox. The film represents intense relationships centering on reality, love, death, suicide, and the afterlife.<EOS>"
2290,138569,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordan_Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jennifer Amerine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kimberly Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauren_Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Burke_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordan_Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordan_Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dill Scallion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mockumentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dill_Scallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jordan_Brady<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dill Scallion is a 1999 American mockumentary film that follows the rise and fall of a country-western singer, Dill Scallion. It was written and directed by Jordan Brady. It is known for its eclectic cast including Lauren Graham, Kathy Griffin, David Koechner, Henry Winkler, Dave ""Gruber"" Allen, Wayne Federman, Jason Priestley, Robert Wagner, Dana Gould, Peter Berg, Michael Rodgers, Rachel Grate, and Spencer Garrett, as well as cameos from country western singers LeAnn Rimes, Travis Tritt, and Willie Nelson. Michael Rodgers and Sheryl Crow wrote most of the music for the film.The film was released in 1999 only on VHS. A collectors edition DVD was released in 2000.<EOS>"
2291,141166,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Bezencenet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Zichy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Allen_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanna_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Howard_(British_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Bezencenet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Zichy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bomb in the High Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terry_Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bomb_in_the_High_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Bezencenet<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bomb in the High Street is a 1963 British second feature ('B') drama film directed by Peter Bezencenet and Terry Bishop starring Ronald Howard, Terry Palmer and Suzanna Leigh. It was written by Ben Simcoe.<EOS>"
2292,98652,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Jarrott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Peppard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deborah Raffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Juliet Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Jarrott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Higgins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night of the Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_thriller_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Erwin_Rommel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Vladimir_Cosma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jersey_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Channel_Islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Jarrott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_war_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Special_Operations_Executive_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Night of the Fox is a 1990 made-for-TV film by Charles Jarrott, based on the 1986 novel of the same name written by Jack Higgins. It was broadcast in France on TF1.<EOS>"
2293,74031,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Stoloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Stoloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>By Whose Hand?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Whose_Hand%3F_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Benjamin_Stoloff<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>By Whose Hand? is a 1932 American mystery film directed by Benjamin Stoloff and starring Ben Lyon, Barbara Weeks and Kenneth Thomson.In London the film premiered on a double bill with Michael Powell's quota quickie His Lordship.A print is preserved in the Library of Congress collection.<EOS>"
2294,80656,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maj_Canton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Kerew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Dukes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judith_Light<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Ogden_Stiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Whip_Hubley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kellie Overbey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Damski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maj_Canton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Kerew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_criminals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Poisoning_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife,_Mother,_Murderer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mel_Damski<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Wife, Mother, Murderer is a 1991 American made-for-television drama film directed by Mel Damski and starring Judith Light, David Ogden Stiers, Kellie Overbey, David Dukes, and Whip Hubley. The screenplay concerns Alabama murderer Marie Hilley.<EOS>"
2295,163012,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_McGuckian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Werner Possardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Reeve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mary McGuckian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldine_Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_McGuckian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_McGuckian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_McGuckian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Butler_Yeats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Words Upon the Window Pane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_Upon_the_Window_Pane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adaptations_of_works_by_W._B._Yeats<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Words Upon the Window Pane is a 1994 Irish drama film directed by Mary McGuckian and starring Geraldine Chaplin, Ian Richardson, and Jim Sheridan. McGuckian directorial debut, it is based on  William Butler Yeats' one-act play of the same name. Pat O'Connor was billed to direct the project but he personally offered McGuckian, who was writing the screenplay at the time, the opportunity to also direct. The film received its US premiere on 10 June 1994 at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts as part of the largest retrospective of Irish film ever shown outside Ireland. In September that year, the film was screened at the 51st Venice International Film Festival.<EOS>"
2296,1113,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hornblow,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Tracy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zachary_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hornblow,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Ogden_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonya_Levien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cass Timberlane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Sinclair_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Novels_by_Sinclair_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_novels_adapted_into_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Novels_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roy_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Donald_Ogden_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cass_Timberlane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Novels_set_in_Minnesota<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Cass Timberlane is a 1947 American romantic drama film directed by George Sidney and starring Spencer Tracy, Lana Turner and Zachary Scott. It was based on the 1945 novel Cass Timberlane: A Novel of Husbands and Wives by Sinclair Lewis, which was Lewis' nineteenth novel and one of his last.<EOS>"
2297,115402,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Maylam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmways_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harvey Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rick Wakeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leah Ayres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Backer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Larry Joshua<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lou David<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Maylam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmways_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Maylam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lawrence_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Burning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Progressive_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Censored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_summer_camps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pranks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mass_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Filmways_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Backwoods_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Video_nasties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rick_Wakeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harvey_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Maylam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Burning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Brad_Grey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Burning is a 1981 slasher film directed by Tony Maylam, and starring Brian Matthews, Leah Ayres, Brian Backer, Larry Joshua, and Lou David. Its plot follows a summer camp caretaker who is horribly burnt from a prank gone wrong, where he seeks vengeance at a nearby summer camp years later. The film marks the debuts of actors Jason Alexander, Fisher Stevens, and Holly Hunter. The film is an international co-production between the United States and Canada.Based on the New York urban legend of the Cropsey maniac, the screenplay was written by Bob Weinstein and Peter Lawrence, from a story conceived by producer Harvey Weinstein, Tony Maylam, and Brad Grey. Rick Wakeman, of the progressive rock band Yes, composed the score.The Burning was theatrically released on May 8, 1981, by Filmways. Its critical reception was largely unfavorable, with many film critics deriding its similarities to Friday the 13th and Friday the 13th Part 2 and its graphic violence. However, it has since become a cult classic and received positive reappraisal from film critics.<EOS>"
2298,76658,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_A._Sarecky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_A._Sarecky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Benton_Cheney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trails End<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trails_End<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trails End is a 1949 American Western film directed by Lambert Hillyer and starring Johnny Mack Brown, Max Terhune and Kay Morley.<EOS>"
2299,28345,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ted Hooker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Scotia-Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Newbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Parkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crucible of Terror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spirit_possession<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crucible_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_artists<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crucible of Terror is a 1971 British horror film  and directed by Ted Hooker and starring Mike Raven, Mary Maude and James Bolam. It was written by Hooker and Tom Parkinson.Its plot centres on a reclusive artist in Cornwall. Besides painting young women, he has encased the living body of one in plaster and poured into it, through an eyehole, molten bronze, which killed her, made a cast of her body and turned it into a beautiful sculpture. After the bronze sells at a good price, he finds a 'suitable' second woman and attempts to do the same. But before he can, he meets a grisly demise at the hands of the first woman, a member of a 'weird sect', whose spirit has possessed the body of the second woman.<EOS>"
2300,4187,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Kagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter R. McIntosh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeremy Kagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ilene Kahn Power<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kyle_MacLachlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dwight_Yoakam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Kagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Kagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Sci-Fi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1977<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:UFO-related_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Roswell_incident_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1947<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elliot_Goldenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeremy_Kagan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Roswell (also known as Roswell: The U.F.O. Cover-Up) is a 1994 American science fiction television film based on a supposedly true story about the Roswell UFO incident, the alleged U.S. military capture of a flying saucer and its alien crew following a crash near the town of Roswell, New Mexico, in July 1947. Along with the Roswell crash, the film references prominent UFOlogy events such as Area 51, alien autopsies, the death of James Forrestal and Majestic-12.The script was based on the book UFO Crash at Roswell, by Kevin D. Randle and Donald R. Schmitt.<EOS>"
2301,103822,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Allied Artists Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ford Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Sheffield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beverly Garland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leonard Mudie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Killer Leopard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_Leopard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ford_Beebe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Killer Leopard is a 1954 American adventure film directed by Ford Beebe and starring Johnny Sheffield and Beverly Garland. It was the eleventh in the twelve-film Bomba, the Jungle Boy series made by Allied Artists, and based on the Bomba series of juvenile adventure books.<EOS>"
2302,141467,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Wrangell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Producers Releasing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Welsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Wrangell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Welsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Philo Vance's Gamble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Philo_Vance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance's_Gamble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Philo Vance's Gamble is a 1947 American mystery film directed by Basil Wrangell and starring Alan Curtis, Vivian Austin and Tala Birell. It was the first of three films featuring the detective Philo Vance made by the Producers Releasing Corporation, as part of a loose series of Vance films stretching back to 1929.<EOS>"
2303,73945,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Seaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Perlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carroll_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clark_Gable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_J._Cobb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilli_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Seaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Perlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samson_Raphaelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Michael_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>But Not for Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leith_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_William_Perlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:But_Not_for_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_George_Seaton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>But Not for Me is a 1959 American comedy film directed by Walter Lang and starring Clark Gable, Carroll Baker and Lilli Palmer. It was distributed by Paramount Pictures. It is based on the 1934 play Accent on Youth  written by Samson Raphaelson.<EOS>"
2304,122255,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nina Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stanley Tucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Seymour Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Woody Harrelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Hutcherson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liam Hemsworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lenny Kravitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nina_Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Arndt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Beaufoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hunger Games: Catching Fire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jungle_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_teenagers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Simon_Beaufoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Arndt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Catching_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hunger Games: Catching Fire is a 2013 American dystopian action film directed by Francis Lawrence from a screenplay by Simon Beaufoy and Michael deBruyn, based on the 2009 novel Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins. The sequel to The Hunger Games (2012), it is the second installment in The Hunger Games film series. The film stars Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Woody Harrelson, Elizabeth Banks, Lenny Kravitz, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Jeffrey Wright, Stanley Tucci, and Donald Sutherland. In the film, Katniss Everdeen (Lawrence) and Peeta Mellark (Hutcherson) become targets of the Capitol after their victory in the Games inspire uprisings in Panem.Lionsgate announced a sequel film based on Collins' second Hunger Games novel in 2012, with Gary Ross initially set to return as director; Ross was replaced with Lawrence that May, while deBruyn completed several rewrites to Beaufoy's screenplay. The main cast was confirmed by September 2012 and principal photography began later that month, lasting until March 2013. Filming locations included Georgia, Hawaii, and New Jersey.The Hunger Games: Catching Fire premiered at the Odeon Leicester Square in London on November 11, 2013, and was released in the United States on November 22, by Lionsgate. The film, often considered the best in the series, received critical acclaim from critics, with praise for Lawrence's performance, its themes, action sequences, musical score, screenplay, visual effects, and emotional depth. It grossed $865 million, setting the then-records for biggest November opening weekend and the biggest Thanksgiving period box-office totals; it is the highest-grossing Lionsgate and The Hunger Games film, the fifth-highest-grossing film of 2013, and the highest-grossing film featuring a female lead since The Exorcist (1973).Among its accolades, the film was nominated for the Broadcast Film Critics Association Award for Best Action Film and a Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Film. For her performance, Lawrence was nominated for the Empire Award, Broadcast Film Critics Association Award, and Saturn Award for Best Actress. The soundtrack's lead single, ""Atlas"" by Coldplay, was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Song Written for Visual Media and for the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song. The film was followed by its third and final installment in a two-part sequel: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 in 2014 and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 in 2015.<EOS>"
2305,61516,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Ramsey_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nancy Norman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Treach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shireen_Crutchfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Freez Luv<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Emanuel_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kent_Masters_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Scarber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Guardino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Ramsey_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Ramsey_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_snipers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_a_Bullet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tyler_Bates<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Love and a Bullet is a 2002 action film starring American rapper Treach of Naughty by Nature. It was released to theaters on August 30, 2002 and was directed by Ben Ramsey and Kantz.<EOS>"
2306,126238,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gareth Gundrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stuart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chili Bouchier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gladys_Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauderdale_Maitland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Stayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Woman in Pawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman_in_Pawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edwin_Greenwood<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Woman in Pawn is a 1927 British silent crime film directed by Edwin Greenwood and starring Gladys Jennings, John Stuart and Lauderdale Maitland. It was based on a melodramatic play by Frank Stayton. It was made at the Lime Grove Studios in Shepherd's Bush.<EOS>"
2307,39064,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sidney Davis Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sid Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Boys Beware<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_social_guidance_and_drug_education_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_in_LGBT_history<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boys_Beware<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Homophobia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Boys Beware is a 1961 short social guidance film released through Sid Davis Productions. It portrays and attempts to educate about an alleged danger to young boys from predatory homosexuals. The film was released under the copyright laws in the United States at the time of its release, but has lapsed into the public domain and is available from the Prelinger Archives.With a budget of $1,000 (equivalent to $10,522 in 2024), the film was shot partially in the Los Angeles suburb of Inglewood, California, and produced with the cooperation of the city's police department and the Inglewood Unified School District. Boys Beware was narrated by a police detective on his way to a school meeting to discuss the issue of sexual predators who attempt to lure adolescent males. The film equates homosexuals with child molesters and hebephiles, repeatedly describing homosexuality as a mental illness. True to the stereotypes of its time, the gay men in the film have mustaches, sunglasses and/or bow ties. Davis was friendly with the police in Southern California and would accept their suggestions of topics to make films about, allowing them to guide the films' message and development.<EOS>"
2308,161342,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_R._Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rod Cameron, Cathy Downs and Johnny Mack Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_R._Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_W._Blackburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Short Grass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Grass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lesley_Selander<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Short Grass is a 1950 American Western film directed by Lesley Selander and starring Rod Cameron, Cathy Downs and Johnny Mack Brown.<EOS>"
2309,16013,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaume_Collet-Serra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joel Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Zemeckis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Susan Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elisha Cuthbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Abrahams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Van Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paris Hilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chad Michael Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Ri'chard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jared Padalecki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaume_Collet-Serra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Zemeckis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Downey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chad_Hayes_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carey_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House of Wax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House of Wax: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gothic_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_scores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1974<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2005<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mannequins_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Zemeckis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Village_Roadshow_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joel_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Ottman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_ghost_towns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dark_Castle_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_museums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Wax_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jaume_Collet-Serra<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>House of Wax is a 2005 slasher film directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, in his feature directorial debut, and written by Chad Hayes and Carey W. Hayes. The film stars Elisha Cuthbert, Chad Michael Murray, Brian Van Holt in a dual role, Paris Hilton, Jared Padalecki, Jon Abrahams, and Robert Ri'chard. It is a remake of the 1953 film of the same name, itself a remake of the 1933 film Mystery of the Wax Museum, based on the story ""The Wax Works"" by Charles S. Belden. The soundtrack features music by bands including Deftones, My Chemical Romance, and Interpol.House of Wax premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and was released in United States theaters on May 6, 2005, by Warner Bros. Pictures. It grossed $70.1 million worldwide and received generally negative reviews from critics, who criticized its lack of originality, screenplay, and characters, but praised the performances and atmosphere, and has gained a cult following since its release.<EOS>"
2310,81178,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mike Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Simon Bosanquet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_(film_and_television)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_(film_and_television)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Medical-themed_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Primetime_Emmy_Award_for_Outstanding_Made_for_Television_Movie_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Peabody_Award-winning_broadcasts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Emma_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_academia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wit is a 2001 American television drama film directed by Mike Nichols. The teleplay by Nichols and Emma Thompson is based on the 1999 Pulitzer Prize-winning play of the same title by Margaret Edson.The film was shown at the Berlin International Film Festival on February 9, 2001 before being broadcast by HBO on March 24. It was shown at the Edinburgh Film Festival and the Warsaw Film Festival later in the year.<EOS>"
2311,34419,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_Labyrinth:_THX_1138_4EB<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_Labyrinth:_THX_1138_4EB<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:University_of_Southern_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_Labyrinth:_THX_1138_4EB<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Nachtsheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_Labyrinth:_THX_1138_4EB<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Electronic Labyrinth: THX 1138 4EB<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_Labyrinth:_THX_1138_4EB<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_Labyrinth:_THX_1138_4EB<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_Labyrinth:_THX_1138_4EB<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_Labyrinth:_THX_1138_4EB<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_Labyrinth:_THX_1138_4EB<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_student_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_Labyrinth:_THX_1138_4EB<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_Labyrinth:_THX_1138_4EB<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Social_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_Labyrinth:_THX_1138_4EB<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_Labyrinth:_THX_1138_4EB<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_George_Lucas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Electronic Labyrinth: THX 1138 4EB is a 1967 social science-fiction short film written and directed by George Lucas while he attended the University of Southern California's film school. Lucas reworked the short into the 1971 theatrical feature THX 1138.In 2010, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
2312,162386,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_English_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_M._Beche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chief_Thundercloud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Livingston_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Farrell_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duncan_Renaldo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jinx_Falkenburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_English_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_M._Beche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Shipman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Geraghty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Trendle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fran_Striker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franklin_Adreoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_shor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lone Ranger Rides Again<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_English<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_radio_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1860s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_film_serials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Ranger_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lone_Ranger_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lone Ranger Rides Again is a 1939 American Republic serial. It was a sequel to Republic's 1938 serial The Lone Ranger, which had been highly successful, and the thirteenth of the sixty-six serials produced by Republic.The serial was considered lost for a long time but copies, with Spanish subtitles, have since been found and re-issued.<EOS>"
2313,165332,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nicholas Kendall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Panorama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Colleen Nystedt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Bowie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zach Lipovsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Switzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Teryl Rothery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard de Klerk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Garwin Sanford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._H._Wyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Rice's Secret<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Rice's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_British_Columbia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Rice's Secret is a Canadian family drama film.  It stars David Bowie as the title character, a mysterious man who leaves after death a series of clues to a 12-year-old boy with cancer, to help him appreciate life. The production was filmed in 1998 and released in 2000.<EOS>"
2314,114805,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Harlow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Haynes_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dermot_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacqueline_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Harlow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Blue Parrot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Parrot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Harlow<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Blue Parrot is a low budget 1953 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by John Harlow and starring Dermot Walsh, Jacqueline Hill, Ballard Berkeley, Richard Pearson, and John Le Mesurier. The film was produced by Stanley Haynes for Act Films Ltd. The screenplay was by Alan MacKinnon from a story by British crime reporter Percy Hoskins.<EOS>"
2315,90450,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Asif_Kapadia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Altitude_Film_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gay-Rees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Winehouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Asif_Kapadia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Altitude_Film_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gay-Rees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Amy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:European_Film_Awards_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Collage_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Feature_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women_in_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grammy_Award_for_Best_Long_Form_Music_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Antônio_Pinto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:A24_(company)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Asif_Kapadia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amy_Winehouse<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Amy is a 2015 British documentary film directed by Asif Kapadia and produced by James Gay-Rees. The film covers English singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse's life and her struggle with substance abuse, both before and after her career blossomed, and which eventually caused her death. In February 2015, a teaser trailer based on the life of Winehouse debuted at a pre-Grammys event. David Joseph, CEO of Universal Music UK, announced that the documentary titled Amy would be released later that year. He further stated: ""About two years ago we decided to make a movie about her—her career and her life. It's a very complicated and tender movie. It tackles lots of things about family and media, fame, addiction, but most importantly, it captures the very heart of what she was about, which is an amazing person and a true musical genius.""Amy premiered in the Midnight Screenings section of the 2015 Cannes Film Festival. Distributed by the Altitude and A24, it was released theatrically on 3 July 2015. The film received critical acclaim, garnering 33 nominations and winning a total of 30 awards, including Best Documentary at the 28th European Film Awards, Best Documentary at the 69th British Academy Film Awards, Best Music Film at the 58th Grammy Awards and the Best Documentary Feature at the 88th Academy Awards. The success of Amy and the music of its soundtrack also led Winehouse to her second posthumous nomination at the 2016 BRIT Awards for British Female Solo Artist.<EOS>"
2316,58440,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Matt Maiellaro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dave Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Maiellaro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dave Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jay Wade Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Maiellaro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>C. Martin Croker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carey Means<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dana Snyder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Merrill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Schatz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Maiellaro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Maiellaro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Wade_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Maiellaro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters Colon the Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_metal_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rap_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mad_scientist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adult_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_trans_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adult_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_flash_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_food_and_drink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_depictions_of_Abraham_Lincoln_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Surreal_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adult_Swim_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_Colon_Movie_Film_for_Theaters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aqua_Teen_Hunger_Force_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters is a 2007 American adult animated surreal black comedy film based on the Adult Swim animated series Aqua Teen Hunger Force. The film was produced, written and directed by series creators Matt Maiellaro and Dave Willis, and features the voices of Dana Snyder, Carey Means, Willis, Maiellaro, Mike Schatz, Andy Merrill, and C. Martin Croker, with Neil Peart of the Canadian rock band Rush, Bruce Campbell, Tina Fey, Fred Armisen, and Chris Kattan in cameo appearances.The film centers around Master Shake, Frylock and Meatwad, better known as the Aqua Teens, as they join forces with the Plutonians and the Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past from the Future to prevent a piece of exercise equipment from creating destruction, all while the Aqua Teens must puzzle together their existence and search for their creator.During an interview at the 2005 San Diego Comic-Con, Maiellaro and Snyder stated that rumors of a feature-length film based on Aqua Teen Hunger Force would be made. Maiellaro would also describe the film as ""an action piece that leads into the origin story that unfolds in a very 'Aqua Teen' way."" As production went on, several cameos, including Peart, Armisen and Campbell, were confirmed. On April 1, 2007, Adult Swim premiered the movie just a week before the main release; however, in honor of the block's annual April Fools' Day traditions, the film remained in a small picture-in-picture box at the bottom left corner, with no sounds.Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters premiered in New York City on April 10, 2007, and was released theatrically on April 13, 2007, by First Look Pictures. The film received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $5.5 million on a $750,000 budget, making it the twenty-second highest-grossing R-rated animated film. It marks the first and only time an Adult Swim series was adapted into a feature film theatrically, and is the second Cartoon Network-owned property to receive a theatrical feature film adaptation after The Powerpuff Girls Movie (2002), with the difference being due to that film's box office failure, Warner Bros. decided not to distribute this film's theatrical run. Warner Home Video released the film on a two-disc DVD on August 14, 2007.A sequel titled Death Fighter was announced, but was ultimately scrapped in 2015. However, a second Aqua Teen Hunger Force film was officially confirmed by Adult Swim on May 12, 2021. The second film, titled Aqua Teen Forever: Plantasm, was released direct-to-video on November 8, 2022, and on HBO Max starting February 8, 2023.<EOS>"
2317,125453,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daws_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Additional voice characterization:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Bird in a Bonnet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Bonnet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Napoleon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Bird in a Bonnet is a 1958 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The voices were performed by Mel Blanc, Daws Butler and June Foray. The short was released on September 27, 1958, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.<EOS>"
2318,85620,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_R._Thatcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney–ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Katagas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin G. Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathan_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Krakowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Uma_Thurman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_L._Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madison_Pettis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_R._Thatcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney–ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>US<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Santa_Claus_in_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Santa_Claus_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Muppets_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kirk_Thatcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Muppets_Christmas:_Letters_to_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Muppets_television_specials<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa is a 2008 American television special directed by Kirk R. Thatcher featuring The Muppets in a Christmas mission to personally deliver three letters to Santa Claus, accidentally diverted by Gonzo, to the North Pole. The special aired on NBC on December 17, 2008. The special, shot in Brooklyn and Midtown Manhattan, was released by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment on DVD in 2009.<EOS>"
2319,133921,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Frees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tom_and_Jerry_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Cat_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blue Cat Blues is a 1956 one-reel animated Tom and Jerry cartoon written, directed and produced by co-creators William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. The short was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer on November 16, 1956 in CinemaScope. It is the series' 103rd entry.Unusual for a Tom and Jerry cartoon, Jerry ""speaks"" through an inner monologue, voiced by Paul Frees.<EOS>"
2320,23952,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clint_Alberta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Silva Basmajian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clint Alberta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clint_Alberta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clint_Alberta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deep Inside Clint Star<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_First_Nations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_topics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Donald_Brittain_Award_winning_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT_First_Nations_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Inside_Clint_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deep Inside Clint Star is a Canadian documentary film, directed by Clint Alberta and released in 1999. A first-person video essay, the film features Alberta, in the persona of a character named Clint Star, interviewing his own group of friends about their personal conceptions of racial and sexual identity.The film had its theatrical premiere on June 18, 1999, as part of the Reel Aboriginal Film Series at Toronto's Harbourfront Centre. Later that same year, with the national launch of the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, it was one of the first films ever broadcast by that network.Vancouver Sun film critic Katherine Monk favourably reviewed the film, writing that ""Keeping the camera pretty much fastened on his own navel, regardless of who he's shooting at any given moment, Star (a.k.a. Alberta) also achieves an interesting filmic stance as documentarist-participant-Dear Abby. It's exciting to watch anyone create his own artistic form, but here, the thrill is amplified tenfold as Star grapples with everything from technique to tell-all confessions before your very eyes.""The film won the Donald Brittain Award for best television documentary on a social or political topic at the 15th Gemini Awards in 2000. While producer Silva Basmajian was accepting the award, Alberta began to perform a traditional First Nations dance behind him, but was ushered off stage by security because they did not realize he was the filmmaker.<EOS>"
2321,159943,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neville_Brand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kirk Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Maltz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Fleischman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scalawag<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1840s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_Island_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bryna_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalawag_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kirk_Douglas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scalawag is a 1973 film directed by Kirk Douglas, his first of two films directed, the other being Posse. The film is a western re-telling of Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson.<EOS>"
2322,25561,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Animation Director:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Thomas Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pudgy and the Watchman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pudgy_the_Watchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Pudgy the Watchman is a 1938 Fleischer Studios animated short film starring Betty Boop and Pudgy the Pup.<EOS>
2323,142830,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Stacy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Dern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bo_Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Askew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Canary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Knopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Roberts_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Posse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_Marshals_Service_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bryna_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_William_Roberts_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Posse_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kirk_Douglas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Posse is a 1975 American revisionist Western film produced and directed by Kirk Douglas, who also starred. The screenplay was written by Christopher Knopf and William Roberts. The plot centers on a U.S. marshal with political ambitions leading an elite posse in pursuit of a notorious train robber to further his political career. The film premiered in New York City on June 4, 1975, and in June the same year in Berlin at the 25th Berlin International Film Festival, where Douglas was nominated for the Golden Bear.<EOS>"
2324,169724,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dom_Rotheroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Stampede<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Chamberlain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Coconut Revolution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Environmental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_politics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_war<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Papua_New_Guinea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Papua_New_Guinea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_indigenous_rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coconut_Revolution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Separatism_in_Papua_New_Guinea<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Coconut Revolution is a 2001 multi-award-winning documentary film about the struggle of the indigenous peoples of Bougainville Island during the Bougainville Civil War. The movement is described as the ""world's first successful eco-revolution"" and has drawn parallels with the conflict depicted in the 2009 film, Avatar.<EOS>"
2325,23960,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E.B._Derr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>P. S. Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_De_Carlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Kellogg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E.B._Derr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:P._S._Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:P._S._Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deerslayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1740s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deerslayer_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_Fenimore_Cooper<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deerslayer is a 1943 American Western film. It is based on the 1841 novel The Deerslayer by James Fenimore Cooper. It stars Bruce Kellogg and Jean Parker, and was directed by Lew Landers.<EOS>"
2326,24125,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay_Shonteff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated Film Distributing Corp.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kenneth Rive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_Romain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sylvester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryant_Haliday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay_Shonteff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_E._Smith_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Devil Doll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hypnosis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Body_swapping_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sentient_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_haunted_dolls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_films_about_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ventriloquism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Doll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lindsay_Shonteff<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Devil Doll is a 1964 British horror film directed and produced by Lindsay Shonteff and starring Bryant Haliday, William Sylvester and Yvonne Romain. The screenplay was by George Barclay and Lance Z. Hargreaves from a story by Frederick Escreet Smith. The story is about an evil stage hypnotist and his dummy Hugo.<EOS>"
2327,99762,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Not So Quiet on the Western Front<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Monty_Banks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Not So Quiet on the Western Front is a 1930 British comedy film directed by Monty Banks and starring Leslie Fuller, Mona Goya and Wilfred Temple. It was made as a quota quickie by British International Pictures at Elstree Studios. Its title is a reference to All Quiet on the Western Front.<EOS>"
2328,68995,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Educational Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bijou Films, Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._W._Hammons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Educational_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._W._Hammons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Felix the Cat Trifles with Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_prehistory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cavemen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Felix_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_the_Cat_Trifles_with_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cavemen<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Felix the Cat Trifles with Time (also referred to as Felix Trifles with Time) is a 1925 animated, black and white, silent short film by Pat Sullivan Studios, featuring Felix the Cat. Produced by E. W. Hammons, it featured the work of the animator Otto Messmer, Hal Walker, Burton Gillett, Dana Parker, and Jack Bogle. It was the first cartoon of the series to be distributed by Educational Pictures.<EOS>"
2329,31790,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wins Out<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Middle_Ages<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wins_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wins Out is a 1932 animated short film by Walter Lantz Productions, featuring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.<EOS>"
2330,31756,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hasty Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mars_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hasty_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Marvin_the_Martian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hasty Hare is a 1952 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on June 7, 1952, and features Bugs Bunny and  Marvin the Martian. The title is a pun on the film title The Hasty Heart.<EOS>"
2331,148011,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terrence_Malick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Broad_Green_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Kao<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sarah Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nicolas Gonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christian Bale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cate Blanchett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natalie Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terrence_Malick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Broad_Green_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Kao<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Green_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terrence_Malick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Knight of Cups<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:FilmNation_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_striptease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2012<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Broad_Green_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terrence_Malick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_of_Cups_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tarot_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Knight of Cups is a 2015 American drama film written and directed by Terrence Malick and produced by Nicolas Gonda, Sarah Green and Ken Kao. The film features an ensemble cast, starring Christian Bale as the central character.The film follows screenwriter Rick (Bale) on an odyssey through Los Angeles and Las Vegas as he undertakes a series of adventures with colorful figures, identified by seven tarot cards from the Major Arcana, with Bale as the Knight of Cups. The film is loosely inspired by, and at times quotes directly from, the 1678 Christian allegory The Pilgrim's Progress, the Acts of Thomas passage ""Hymn of the Pearl"", and Suhrawardi's A Tale of the Western Exile.After over two years in post-production, the film premiered on February 8, 2015 in the main competition section at the 65th Berlin International Film Festival. It was released in the United States on March 4, 2016 by Broad Green Pictures, to mixed reviews from critics.<EOS>"
2332,164381,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rowland V. Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Lom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Saxon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Hyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Keel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Kohner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowland_V._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowland_V._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Estabrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Big Fisherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_the_Gospels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Saint_Peter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Fisherman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Howard_Estabrook<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Big Fisherman is a 1959 American historical drama film directed by Frank Borzage about the life of Simon Peter, one of the  disciples of Jesus. Starring Howard Keel, Susan Kohner and John Saxon, the production is adapted from the 1948 novel of the same name by Lloyd C. Douglas. The film was shot at Universal-International studios but released by Buena Vista, the film releasing company of Walt Disney Productions.The Robe ends with ""the Big Fisherman"" as a nickname for Peter; Jesus called him ""the fisher of men"" and ""the Rock"".<EOS>"
2333,97041,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bobby Rubio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Krissy Cababa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bobby Rubio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eli Fucile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Luna Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mika Kubo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Float<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_autism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:SparkShorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Float_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_computer-animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Float is a 2019 American animated comedy short film directed and written by Bobby Rubio, produced by Pixar Animation Studios, and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It is the fourth film in Pixar's SparkShorts program, and focuses on a son's ability to fly and the choice his father must make. The short was released on Disney+ on November 12, 2019.<EOS>"
2334,67272,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Fellner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Fellner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Straight to Hell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Straight to Hell Returns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Eric_Fellner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spaghetti_Western_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Neo-Western_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alex_Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_to_Hell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_scores<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Straight to Hell is a 1987 independent action comedy film directed by Alex Cox and starring Sy Richardson, Joe Strummer (frontman of the Clash), Dick Rude, and Courtney Love.  The film also features cameos by Dennis Hopper, Grace Jones, Elvis Costello, Edward Tudor-Pole, Kathy Burke, and Jim Jarmusch. Band members of the Pogues, Amazulu, and the Circle Jerks are also featured in the film. The film borrows its title from the Clash's 1982 song of the same name.The film has been called a parody of Spaghetti Westerns, and concerns a gang of criminals who become stranded in the desert, where they stumble upon a surreal Western town full of coffee-addicted killers. The film is loosely based on Giulio Questi's Spaghetti Western film Django Kill... If You Live, Shoot! (1967), which Cox was given permission to adapt.Straight to Hell received few positive reviews upon release, and was not a commercial success, although it later gained a cult film status. A soundtrack, including music by some of the musician/actors who starred in the film, was also released. On 14 December 2010, an extended cut of the film, titled Straight to Hell Returns, was released on DVD, featuring additional footage and digitally enhanced picture quality. This version of the film, under the collaboration of Alex Cox, was also screened at several cinemas as part of a midnight movie theatrical run.<EOS>"
2335,70516,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_propaganda_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Adolf_Hitler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Private_Snafu<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spies is part of the Private Snafu series of animated shorts produced by Warner Bros. during World War II. Released in 1943, the cartoon was directed by Chuck Jones and features the vocal talents of Mel Blanc. It was included as part of the International Spy Museum exhibits, specifically the exhibit showcasing World War II-era spying.<EOS>"
2336,141217,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michele Camarda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olivia_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Morrissey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_McCormack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Horrocks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Born Romantic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Romantic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Salsa<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Born Romantic is a 2000 British film directed by David Kane. The film is centered on a salsa club and depicts four love stories. Fergus is trying to find the one he left behind on the eve of their wedding, charmer and Rat Pack fanatic Frankie woos the beautiful Eleanor and the robber Eddie falls hopelessly in love with dowdy cemetery worker Jocelyn. Meanwhile, taxi driver Jimmy is transporting all of them and dealing with a love story of his own.<EOS>"
2337,139926,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Monty Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Double Exposure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Southall_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Exposure_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Gilling<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Double Exposure is a 1954 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by John Gilling and starring John Bentley, Rona Anderson and Garry Marsh. It was written by Gilling and John Roddick.<EOS>"
2338,118674,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kent_Mackenzie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Contemporary Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kent Mackenzie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ> Yvonne Williams ,  Homer Nish ,  Tommy Reynolds,  Rico Rodriguez ,  Clifford Ray Sam,  Clydean Parker,  Mary Donahue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kent_Mackenzie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kent_Mackenzie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kent_Mackenzie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Exiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Exiles_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Exiles is a 1961 film by Kent MacKenzie chronicling a day in the life of a group of 20-something Native Americans who left reservation life in the 1950s to live in the district of Bunker Hill, Los Angeles, California. Bunker Hill was then a blighted residential locality of decayed Victorian mansions, sometimes featured in the writings of Raymond Chandler, John Fante, and Charles Bukowski. The structure of the film is that of a narrative feature, the script pieced together from interviews with the documentary subjects. The film features Yvonne Williams, Homer Nish, and Tommy Reynolds.<EOS>"
2339,42670,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Pavich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HALO_8_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dante_Di_Loreto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Pavich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Scarlata<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Velebit Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>25<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>108<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Redeeming_Social_Value<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>District 9<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Crown of Thornz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vision of Disorder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Pavich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HALO_8_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dante_Di_Loreto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Pavich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>N.Y.H.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>N.Y.H.C. Documentary Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardcore_punk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_punk_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Music_of_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:N.Y.H.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hardcore_punk<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>N.Y.H.C. is a documentary film directed by Frank Pavich about the mid-1990s New York hardcore scene. Filmed in mid-1995, it was completed and self-released on VHS by Pavich in 1999.The documentary was acquired for distribution by HALO 8 Entertainment in December 2007. On March 25, 2008, Halo-8 released a two-disc special edition for the documentary's first time on DVD. Disc 2 features previously unreleased footage including ""Where Are They Now?"" interviews shot ten years after the original documentary, live performances of complete songs by Vision of Disorder, Madball, 25 ta Life, 108, No Redeeming Social Value, District 9, and more, as well as new interviews with Lou Koller (Sick of It All) and Toby Morse (H2O).<EOS>"
2340,161729,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julie Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Meredith Scott Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mitchell Whitfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marla Schaffel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Love You, Don't Touch Me!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_You,_Don't_Touch_Me!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>I Love You, Don't Touch Me! is a 1997 American independent romantic comedy film written and directed by Julie Davis and starring Marla Schaffel and Mitchell Whitfield.<EOS>"
2341,12836,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Badalato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tangerine Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred Baron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corinne_Bohrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Warden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Cullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathryn_Harrold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dead Solid Perfect<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Sport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tangerine_Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bobby_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Solid_Perfect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dead Solid Perfect is a 1988 American film following the life of a professional golfer on the PGA Tour.  It was produced by HBO films and based on the 1974 novel of the same name by Dan Jenkins and written and directed by Bobby Roth.<EOS>
2342,115322,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gary Hardwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_McHenry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Hardwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Doug McHenry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paddy_Cullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alison Ball-Gabriel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pilar McCurry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morris_Chestnut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabrielle_Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Bellamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tamala_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shemar_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D.L._Hughley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_McHenry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paddy_Cullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Brothers - Music From The Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_romance_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Brothers is a 2001 romantic comedy drama film starring Morris Chestnut, D. L. Hughley, Bill Bellamy, and Shemar Moore. The film was written and directed by Gary Hardwick, who has directed other films and television series such as Deliver Us from Eva and Hangin' with Mr. Cooper. Gabrielle Union, Tatyana Ali, Jenifer Lewis, Tamala Jones, and Clifton Powell also star in the film's ensemble cast. Dubbed as the male version of the 1995 film Waiting to Exhale, this film traces the journey of four African-American men as they take on love, sex, friendship, honesty and commitment.The film was released in March 2001 and grossed nearly $28 million at the box office, which quintupled the movie's production cost of $6 million. It was nominated for NAACP Image Awards and Black Reel Awards.<EOS>"
2343,141173,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kaizad_Gustad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ayesha_Dutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Manu Kumaran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Taizoon Khorakiwala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Piyush_Mishra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Prashant_Narayanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katie McGuinness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kaizad_Gustad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ayesha_Dutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kaizad_Gustad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bombil and Beatrice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_A._R._Rahman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bombil_and_Beatrice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bombil & Beatrice is an Indian English language romantic thriller film directed by Kaizad Gustad. Presented by Medient in association with Crossover Joint Ventures & Quest Films Limited, the film stars Katie McGuinness, Prashant Narayanan and Piyush Mishra in lead roles. The film was released at the Cannes film festival in 2007.<EOS>"
2344,11731,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Roos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Golin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Besman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Paymer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Affleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gwyneth Paltrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex D. Linz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Galecki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natasha Henstridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Roos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Golin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Roos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bounce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bounce: Music from and Inspired by the Miramax Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bounce: Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_alcoholism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_grieving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mychael_Danna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Steve_Golin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_atonement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Roos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bounce_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Don_Roos<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Bounce is a 2000 American romantic drama film starring Ben Affleck and Gwyneth Paltrow and directed by Don Roos.<EOS>
2345,31719,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bill Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Parking Space<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parking_Space_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Parking Space is a 1933 American Pre-Code short animated film by Walter Lantz Productions, starring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. It is the 77th Oswald film created during the Lantz era and the 128th to feature the character.<EOS>"
2346,74502,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ailsa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paddy_Breathnach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ailsa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brendan_Coyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ailsa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paddy_Breathnach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ailsa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ailsa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ailsa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ailsa_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ailsa_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ailsa_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ailsa_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ailsa_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dario_Marianelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ailsa_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paddy_Breathnach<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ailsa is a 1994 Irish film directed by Paddy Breathnach and starring Brendan Coyle and Andrea Irvine. His first feature film, it garnered Breathnach the Euskal Media Award for best new director at the San Sebastian International Film Festival. The film also received nominations at the Stockholm Film Festival and the Torino International Festival of Young Cinema.The style and theme of Ailsa was generally perceived as ""European"".  It was released at a time when the Irish film industry was experiencing enormous growth.It is based on a short story by the Irish novelist Joseph O'Connor.<EOS>"
2347,88523,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Spottiswoode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Melnick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Kassar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Becky Mancuso, Tim Sexton, Magstripe Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Downey Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lane Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nancy Travis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Marshall Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Spottiswoode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Melnick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Kassar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Rush_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Eskow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Air America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_military_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carolco_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thai-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1969<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnamese-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Spottiswoode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_America_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Laos<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Air America is a 1990 American action comedy film directed by Roger Spottiswoode and starring Mel Gibson and Robert Downey Jr. as Air America pilots flying missions in Laos during the Vietnam War. When the protagonists discover their aircraft is being used by CIA agents to smuggle heroin, they must avoid being framed as the drug-smugglers.The plot of the film is adapted from Christopher Robbins' 1979 non-fiction book, chronicling the CIA-financed airline to transport weapons and supplies in Cambodia, Laos and South Vietnam during the Vietnam War.The publicity for the film, advertised as a lighthearted buddy movie, implied a tone that differs greatly from the actual film, which includes such serious themes as an anti-war message, focus on the opium trade, and a negative portrayal of Royal Laotian General Vang Pao (played by actor Burt Kwouk as ""General Lu Soong"").<EOS>"
2348,166552,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Susan Muska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Greta Olafsdottir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jane Dekrone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Brandon Teena Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_violence_against_LGBT_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_trans_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transgender-related_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_LGBT_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brandon_Teena_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Nebraska<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Brandon Teena Story is a 1998 American documentary film directed by Susan Muska and Greta Olafsdottir. The documentary features interviews with many of the people involved with the 1993 murder of Brandon Teena as well as archive footage of Teena. After its theatrical release, it aired on Cinemax as part of its Reel Life series.<EOS>"
2349,109003,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Merzbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Merzbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Invitation to the Waltz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Venice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1800s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Walter_Goehr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_the_Waltz_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Merzbach<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Invitation to the Waltz is a 1935 British historical musical film directed  by Paul Merzbach and starring Lilian Harvey, Wendy Toye and Carl Esmond. It was based on a play by Eric Maschwitz.<EOS>"
2350,3569,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Wedge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Joyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John C. Donkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ewan McGregor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greg Kinnear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Halle Berry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amanda Bynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Drew Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Wedge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Joyce_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lindsay-Abaire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lowell_Ganz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Babaloo_Mandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Robots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Robots: Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carlos_Saldanha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blue_Sky_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Lindsay-Abaire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_robots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Babaloo_Mandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Lowell_Ganz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robots_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chris_Wedge<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Robots is a 2005 American animated science fiction adventure comedy film produced by 20th Century Fox Animation and Blue Sky Studios, and distributed by 20th Century Fox. The film was directed by Chris Wedge and co-directed by Carlos Saldanha from a screenplay by David Lindsay-Abaire and the writing team of Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel, based on a story developed by Lindsay-Abaire, Ron Mita and Jim McClain. It stars the voices of Ewan McGregor, Halle Berry, Greg Kinnear, Mel Brooks, Amanda Bynes, Drew Carey and Robin Williams. The story follows an ambitious inventor robot named Rodney Copperbottom, who seeks to work for his idol Bigweld's company in Robot City, but discovers a plot by its new leader Ratchet and his mother to forcibly upgrade the city's populace and eradicate struggling robots, known as ""outmodes"".Development of the film began in 2000, following a failed attempt by Wedge and children's author William Joyce to adapt Joyce's 1993 children's book Santa Calls. They instead decided to create an original story based on robots. The project was approved by executive producer Chris Meledandri in 2001 and production began the next year.Robots premiered at the Mann Village Theatre in Westwood, Los Angeles, on March 6, 2005, and was released in the United States on March 11. The film received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its humor and creativity, but deemed its story and characters to be unoriginal and nondescript. The film was commercially successful, grossing $262.5 million worldwide against a $75–80 million budget. A sequel was discussed but never produced due to the studio shifting focus to its flagship franchise, Ice Age.<EOS>"
2351,122904,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Perceval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Perceval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Jewel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jewel_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Jewel is a 1933 British crime film directed by Reginald Denham, produced by Hugh Perceval, and starring Hugh Williams, Frances Drake and Jack Hawkins. The film is based on an Edgar Wallace novel The Strange Countess.<EOS>"
2352,107859,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Orme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Here Comes the Sun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Comes_the_Sun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Here Comes the Sun is a 1946 British comedy film directed by John Baxter and starring Bud Flanagan, Chesney Allen and Elsa Tee. The film follows a sports reporter on the run from the police as he tries to clear his name.The film's sets were designed by the art director Duncan Sutherland.<EOS>"
2353,39471,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_De_Palma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Delaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Cheadle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Connie Nielsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Sinise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_De_Palma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Yost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Thomas_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Thomas_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mission to Mars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mission to Mars: Original Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Orchestral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mars_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_De_Palma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ennio_Morricone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jim_Thomas_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Thomas_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2021<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spyglass_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_ancient_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2020<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:UFO-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission_to_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_amusement_park_attractions<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mission to Mars is a 2000 American science fiction adventure film directed by Brian De Palma, written by Jim and John Thomas, and Graham Yost, and suggested by Disney's theme park attraction of the same name. The film depicts the first crewed Mars exploration mission going awry; American astronaut Jim McConnell (Gary Sinise) helps to coordinate a rescue mission for a colleague. Principal support actors were Tim Robbins, Don Cheadle, Connie Nielsen, Jerry O'Connell, and Kim Delaney.Released theatrically by Buena Vista Pictures Distribution through Touchstone Pictures on March 10, 2000, the film was both a critical and commercial disappointment.<EOS>"
2354,159635,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walt Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leigh_Harline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_robots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Mechanical_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mickey's Mechanical Man is a 1933 animated short cartoon created by Walt Disney. It was the 57th Mickey Mouse short film, and the seventh of that year.<EOS>"
2355,58579,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denny_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Channel Ten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Nihill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lian_Lunson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Quast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shane_Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denny_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Brooksbank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Army Wives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Army_Wives_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Chris_Neal_(songwriter)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Army Wives is a 1987 Australian television film directed by Denny Lawrence and starring Julie Nihill, Lian Lunson, Shane Connor, and Philip Quast. The plot is about two friends who marry soldiers in the army.<EOS>"
2356,5988,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bassam Kurdali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Blender Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ton Roosendaal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cas_Jansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tygo_Gernandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blender_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ton_Roosendaal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ton_Roosendaal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Elephants Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Netherlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dutch_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Computer-animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_released_on_YouTube<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dutch_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Creative_Commons-licensed_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blender_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elephants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Open_content_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Elephants Dream (code-named Project Orange during production and originally titled Machina) is a 2006 Dutch animated science fiction fantasy experimental short film produced by Blender Foundation using, almost exclusively, free and open-source software. The film is English-language and includes subtitles in over 30 languages.<EOS>"
2357,143423,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maggie_Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mansfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_McTeer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aidan_Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emmy_Rossum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Adams_(actress,_born_1965)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Carroll_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Goodwin_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>E. Katherine Kerr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maggie_Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maggie_Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Songcatcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Songcatcher: Music from and Inspired by the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Country_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Appalachia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Mansfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1907<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songcatcher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maggie_Greenwald<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Songcatcher is a 2000 American drama film written and directed by Maggie Greenwald. It is about a musicologist researching and collecting Appalachian folk music in the mountains of western North Carolina. Although Songcatcher is a fictional film, it is loosely based on the work of Olive Dame Campbell, founder of the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, North Carolina, and that of the English folk song collector Cecil Sharp, portrayed at the end of the film as professor Cyrus Whittle. The film grossed $3 million in limited theatrical release in the United States, which was generally considered as a respectable result for an arthouse film release in  2001.<EOS>"
2358,4402,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Demeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Stig Bergqvist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arlene Klasky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gábor Csupó<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Sarandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Lithgow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kath Soucie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tara Strong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christine Cavanaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cheryl Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dionne Quan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>E.G. Daily<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Riley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tress MacNeille<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melanie Chartoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Proctor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julia Kato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gábor_Csupó<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arlene_Klasky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_N._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Boutilier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rugrats in Paris: The Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rugrats in Paris: The Movie: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>R&B, hip hop, pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Mothersbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weddings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_amusement_parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_N._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rugrats_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rugrats_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickelodeon_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Klasky_Csupo_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickelodeon_Movies_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_babies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_in_Paris:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parody_films_based_on_The_Godfather<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Rugrats in Paris: The Movie is a 2000 American animated comedy film based on the Nickelodeon animated television series Rugrats. It is the second installment in the Rugrats film series and the sequel to  The Rugrats Movie (1998). Marking the first appearances of Kimi Watanabe and her mother, Kira, as well as the first significant villains in the Rugrats franchise, the child-hating Coco LaBouche and her accomplice, Jean-Claude. The plot takes place after the series' seventh season premiere, and it focuses on Chuckie Finster as he and the rest of the Rugrats embark on an adventure in Paris, France while he is searching for a new mother.The film was released in the United States on November 17, 2000, to generally positive reviews from critics and over $103 million worldwide against a production budget of $30 million. This was the final Rugrats film to feature Christine Cavanaugh as the voice of Chuckie, who retired from being a full-time voice actor in 2001 and died in 2014. A sequel, and a crossover with characters from The Wild Thornberrys franchise, titled Rugrats Go Wild, was released on June 13, 2003.<EOS>"
2359,168566,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alexander Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>101<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alexander Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Malone Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natalie Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Behtash Fazlali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blake Stadel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wired Shut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wired_Shut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_horror_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wired Shut is a 2021 Canadian horror thriller film directed by Alexander Sharp, starring Blake Stadel, Natalie Sharp and Behtash Fazlali.<EOS>"
2360,159743,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Seiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Laemmle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denny_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rolling Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1926_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1926_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Seiter<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Rolling Home is a 1926 American silent comedy film directed by William A. Seiter and starring Reginald Denny. It was produced and distributed by Universal Pictures.<EOS>
2361,32263,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Under Dog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Under_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Under Dog is a 1932 short animated film produced by Walter Lantz Productions and distributed by Universal Pictures. It is the fourth film featuring Pooch the Pup.<EOS>
2362,164913,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Miss_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gus Meins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Miss_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Miss_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Whalen_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Miss_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Chandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Miss_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Miss_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mysterious Miss X<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Miss_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Miss_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Miss_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Miss_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Miss_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Miss_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Miss_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Mysterious Miss X is a 1939 film directed by Gus Meins and starring Michael Whalen, Chick Chandler and Mary Hart.<EOS>"
2363,60621,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lord of the Manor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_of_the_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Edwards<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lord of the Manor is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Henry Edwards and starring Betty Stockfeld, Frederick Kerr and Henry Wilcoxon. It was based on a play by John Hastings Turner. It was made at British and Dominion Elstree Studios as a quota film for release by Paramount Pictures.The film's sets were designed by Wilfred Arnold.<EOS>"
2364,106073,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Phil Brandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Happidrome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happidrome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Riverside_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Happidrome is a 1943 British comedy film directed by Philip Brandon and starring Harry Korris, Robbie Vincent and Cecil Fredericks. It was a spin-off from the Happidrome BBC radio series which was popular at the time. The film was made at the Riverside Studios in Hammersmith, and produced by the musical star Jack Buchanan. The sets were designed by the art director William Hemsley.<EOS>"
2365,126457,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Tung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Academy Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chip_Rosenbloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nancy Paloian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Francesca Bill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert A. Schacht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Pitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrie_Snodgress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Schroder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Tung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chip_Rosenbloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Tung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Across the Tracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_track_and_field_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Tracks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_Goldsmith<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Across the Tracks is a 1991 American drama film about track and field directed and written by Sandy Tung. It stars Rick Schroder, Brad Pitt, Carrie Snodgress, and David Anthony Marshall.<EOS>"
2366,118025,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Brenon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Brenon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dominant Sex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dominant_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Brenon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Dominant Sex is a 1937 British comedy film directed by Herbert Brenon and starring Phillips Holmes, Diana Churchill and Romney Brent. The film was based on a play by Michael Egan. It was made by British International Pictures at its main Elstree Studios. The film's art direction was by Cedric Dawe.<EOS>"
2367,114791,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cyril Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noel Purcell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Hayter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Houston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Blue Lagoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1840s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Juvenile_sexuality_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oceania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_period_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Clifton_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1850s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_romance_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Fiji<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_uninhabited_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Victorian_era<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_survivors_of_seafaring_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Henry_De_Vere_Stacpoole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Frank_Launder_and_Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1841<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1849<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Lagoon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1852<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Blue Lagoon is a 1949 British coming-of-age romance and adventure film directed and co-produced by Frank Launder (with Sidney Gilliat) and starring Jean Simmons and Donald Houston. The screenplay was adapted by John Baines, Michael Hogan, and Frank Launder from the 1908 novel The Blue Lagoon by Henry De Vere Stacpoole. The original music score was composed by Clifton Parker and the cinematography was by Geoffrey Unsworth.The film tells the story of two young children shipwrecked on a tropical island paradise in the South Pacific. Emotional feelings and physical changes arise as they grow to maturity and fall in love. The film has major thematic similarities to the Biblical account of Adam and Eve.<EOS>"
2368,50890,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernardo_Bertolucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Debra Winger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Spall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Malkovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Campbell Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Vu-An<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernardo_Bertolucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Morocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ryuichi_Sakamoto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Algeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jeremy_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheltering_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernardo_Bertolucci<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sheltering Sky is a 1990 drama film directed by Bernardo Bertolucci starring Debra Winger and John Malkovich. The film is based on the 1949 novel of the same name by Paul Bowles (who appears in a cameo role) about a couple who journey to North Africa in the hopes of rekindling their marriage but soon fall prey to the dangers that surround them. The story culminates with the man falling severely ill in a very remote area of the Sahara desert, from where the events turn catastrophic.<EOS>"
2369,66755,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Hyams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Force<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_G._Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Clan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hurby_Azor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_Sheep_(hip_hop_group)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ced_Gee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>LaVaba Mallison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Ritter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eugene Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pam Dawber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Hyams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_G._Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Jennewein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stay Tuned<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_divorce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Seattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bruce_Broughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Morgan_Creek_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Hyams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stay_Tuned_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jim_Jennewein<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stay Tuned is a 1992 American fantasy comedy film directed by Peter Hyams and written by Jim Jennewein and Tom S. Parker, with an animated sequence supervised by Chuck Jones. The film stars John Ritter, Pam Dawber, Jeffrey Jones, and Eugene Levy. Its plot follows a suburban couple who are sucked into a television world by an emissary of hell, and must survive for 24 hours in order to be released from it.Stay Tuned was released in the United States on August 14, 1992, by Warner Bros. The film received mixed reviews from critics and was a commercial failure, grossing $12 million againist a $15-20 million budget.<EOS>"
2370,165868,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joy_Batchelor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joy Batchelor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joy_Batchelor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joy_Batchelor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joy_Batchelor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Your Very Good Health<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_educational_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_health_care<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Public_information_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_educational_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Halas_and_Batchelor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Health_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Your_Very_Good_Health<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Your Very Good Health is a 1948 British animated short film directed and written by John Halas and Joy Batchelor. It is a public information film about the foundation of the National Health Service (NHS) and explains how people would be affected by the National Health Service Act 1946 introduced under Clement Attlee.<EOS>
2371,138316,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Baron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dick Barton Strikes Back<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_radio_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Barton_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dick Barton Strikes Back is a 1949 British second feature ('B') spy film directed by Godfrey Grayson and starring Don Stannard. It was written by Elizabeth Baron and Ambrose Grayson and was the third of three films that Hammer Film Productions made about agent Dick Barton, although it was the second one to be released. The film was trade shown on March 7, 1949, and on July 9th, Don Stannard was killed in a car accident, after which the film was released on July 18th, 1949. The second film in the series, Dick Barton at Bay, had actually been completed earlier in 1948, but perhaps because of Stannard's untimely death, it was only released (as the third film in the series) in 1950.<EOS>"
2372,23949,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodney_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bridge Entertainment Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cine Plus Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New City Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Alliance Atlantis Communications<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>PlayArte Filmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Prime Wave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Olandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phillip J. Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Smith_(screenwriter/director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Hollensteiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffery_Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melanie_J._Elin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_J._Niedermeyer_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Sheffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Russo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wil_Wheaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_McGill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Li<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Van_Gorkum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Farrell_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Choi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodney_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Atlantis_Communications<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_City_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cine_Plus_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PlayArte_Filmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Wave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Olandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_J._Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Smith_(screenwriter/director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Hollensteiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffery_Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melanie_J._Elin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_J._Niedermeyer_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_J._Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Christopher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deep Core<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_China<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rodney_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Travel_to_the_Earth's_center<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Deep Core is a 2000 American action science fiction film. The film was generally poorly received.<EOS>
2373,54890,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Schnee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Schnee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Fenton_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Wister_Haines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wings of Eagles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wings_of_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_aviators<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wings of Eagles is a 1957 American Metrocolor film starring John Wayne, Dan Dailey and Maureen O'Hara, based on the life of Frank ""Spig"" Wead and the history of U.S. Naval aviation from its inception through World War II. The film is a tribute to Wead (who died 10 years earlier, in 1947 at age of 52) from his friend, director John Ford, and was based on Wead's ""We Plaster the Japs"", published in a 1944 issue of The American Magazine.John Wayne plays naval aviator-turned-screenwriter Wead, who wrote the story or screenplay for such films as Hell Divers (1931) with Wallace Beery and Clark Gable, Ceiling Zero (1936) with James Cagney, and the Oscar-nominated World War II drama They Were Expendable (1945) in which Wayne co-starred with Robert Montgomery.The supporting cast features Ward Bond, Ken Curtis, Edmund Lowe and Kenneth Tobey. This film was the third of five in which Wayne and O'Hara appeared together; others were Rio Grande (1950), The Quiet Man (1952), McLintock! (1963) and Big Jake (1971).<EOS>"
2374,95864,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_No_More_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Wiesen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_No_More_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astor_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_No_More_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Wiesen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_No_More_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astor_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_No_More_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fear No More<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_No_More_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_No_More_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_No_More_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_No_More_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_No_More_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_No_More_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Astor_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_No_More_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_No_More_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fear No More is a 1961 American thriller film directed by Bernard Wiesen and starring Mala Powers, Jacques Bergerac and Anna Lee Carroll. It was written by Robert Bloomfield based on the 1946 novel of the same name by Leslie Edgley.<EOS>"
2375,12970,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Bucksey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William P Cartlidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Guilfoyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sara_Sugarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derrick_O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Dunbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_De_Mornay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Bucksey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dealers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trading_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dealers is a 1989 British film directed by Colin Bucksey. It stars Paul McGann and Rebecca De Mornay.<EOS>
2376,51556,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Turteltaub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicolas Cage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfred Molina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jay Baruchel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Teresa Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Monica Bellucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Turteltaub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Miro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Konner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Rosenthal_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sorcerer's Apprentice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Arthurian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_magic_and_magicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wizards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2010<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Trevor_Rabin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Johann_Wolfgang_von_Goethe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_8th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantasia_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jon_Turteltaub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saturn_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sorcerer's_Apprentice_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_physics<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sorcerer's Apprentice is a 2010 American action adventure fantasy film directed by Jon Turteltaub and written by Matt Lopez, Doug Miro, and Carlo Bernard. It is loosely based on the ""Sorcerer's Apprentice"" segment from Walt Disney's 1940 animated film Fantasia, which in turn draws inspiration from Paul Dukas' 1897 symphonic poem and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's 1797 ballad. The film stars Nicolas Cage, Jay Baruchel, Alfred Molina, Teresa Palmer, and Monica Bellucci. The narrative follows Balthazar Blake, a master sorcerer in modern-day Manhattan, who recruits a physics student named Dave Stutler to help prevent the resurrection of a powerful dark sorceress. The Sorcerer's Apprentice premiered at the Fantasia International Film Festival and was released theatrically in the United States on July 14, 2010, by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It received mixed reviews from critics and underperformed at the box office, grossing approximately $215 million worldwide against a production budget of $150 million.<EOS>"
2377,160893,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tweety and the Beanstalk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fairy_tale_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Jack_and_the_Beanstalk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety_and_the_Beanstalk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tweety and the Beanstalk is a 1957 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies directed by Friz Freleng. The voices were performed by Mel Blanc and June Foray (uncredited). The short was released on July 1, 1957, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.The short is the third Warner Bros. cartoon based on the fairy tale Jack and the Beanstalk.<EOS>"
2378,23928,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Concorde Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Isaac, Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Terlesky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Monique Gabrielle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John LaZar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Toni Naples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deathstalker II: Duel of the Titans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Argentina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sword_and_sorcery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Argentine_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Argentina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Deathstalker_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Argentine_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Deathstalker II, also known as Deathstalker II: Duel of the Titans, is a 1987 Argentine-American fantasy comedy-adventure film directed by Jim Wynorski and a sequel to 1983's Deathstalker. It was written by Neil Ruttenberg.  Terlesky replaced Rick Hill, the protagonist from the previous film, in the starring role of Deathstalker. The story concerns a princess who has been deposed and replaced by her evil clone. She poses as a seer while trying to reclaim her kingdom with the help of the warrior known as Deathstalker.Owing to its low-cost production and the perceived self-awareness of the movie, director Wynorski called the film an ""anachronistic comedy of sorts"". Deathstalker II was the last sword and sorcery movie that Roger Corman produced in Argentina during the 1980s.<EOS>"
2379,83009,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Sturridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinegate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Hardie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Sturridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Poliakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Runners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Runners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Sturridge<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Runners is a 1983 film written by Stephen Poliakoff, and directed by Charles Sturridge. It stars Kate Hardie, James Fox and Jane Asher.<EOS>"
2380,27828,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_McNally_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chad Oman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Bruckheimer, Kathy Nelson, Mike Curb, Trevor Horn, Don Henley, Danny Kortchmar, Greg Ladayi, Ralph Jezzard, Snap!, John Boylan, Michael Lloyd, Don Cook, Chris Waters, Brad Gilderman, Harvey Mason Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Piper Perabo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melanie Lynskey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maria Bello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Garcia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_McNally_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Coyote Ugly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>More Music from Coyote Ugly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Country_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bartenders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coyote_Ugly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_music_venues<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Coyote Ugly is a 2000 American comedy-drama film based on the Coyote Ugly Saloon. It was directed by David McNally, produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and Chad Oman, and written by Gina Wendkos. Set at the titular drinking establishment in New York City, the film stars Piper Perabo in her breakthrough role, Adam Garcia, Maria Bello, Melanie Lynskey, and John Goodman.The film received mostly negative reviews but was a box office success nonetheless, grossing $113 million worldwide. The film has become a cult classic over the years. In 2020, Tyra Banks said that she had been lobbying the original production team for a sequel for years.<EOS>"
2381,5431,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Russell_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cat Villiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Xavier Marchand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Crowdy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brenda Blethyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Clunes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Craig Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tcheky Karyo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saving Grace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nigel_Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Craig_Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_about_cannabis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Doc_Martin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Saving Grace is a 2000 British comedy film, directed by Nigel Cole, starring Brenda Blethyn and Craig Ferguson. The screenplay was written by Ferguson and Mark Crowdy. Set in Cornwall, the film tells the story of a middle aged widow whose irresponsible husband left her in an enormous debt, forcing her (and with her gardener Matthew) to grow cannabis in her greenhouse to avoid losing her house. It was co-produced by Fine Line Features, Homerun Productions, Portman Entertainment, Sky Pictures, and Wave Pictures and filmed in London and the villages of Boscastle and Port Isaac in Cornwall. Distributed by 20th Century Fox in the United Kingdom, the film premiered at the 2000 Sundance Film Festival, where it won Cole the Audience Award for World Cinema.Critical reaction to Saving Grace was generally positive and it received favourable commercial notice for an independent British comedy film, eventually grossing $26,330,482 worldwide, following its theatrical release in the United States. The film received awards from the Norwegian International Film Festival and the Munich Film Festival, also receiving a BAFTA Award nomination for Crowdy, and ALFS Award, Golden Globe and Satellite Award nominations for Blethyn and her performance. Following Saving Grace's release, two television film prequels to the film were produced for Sky Movies: Doc Martin (2001) and Doc Martin and the Legend of the Cloutie (2003). These were followed by the highly successful ITV spin off series called Doc Martin (2004–2022), starring Martin Clunes in a rewritten role as Dr. Martin Ellingham, after appearing in the film as Bamford.<EOS>"
2382,32453,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Clive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrianne Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Stronger Sex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stronger_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Stronger Sex is a 1931 British drama film directed by Gareth Gundrey and starring Colin Clive, Adrianne Allen and Gordon Harker. It was made by Gainsborough Pictures and shot at the company's Islington Studios in London.<EOS>"
2383,80846,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beau_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romance_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wildflower_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Diane_Keaton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wildflower is a 1991 television film directed by Diane Keaton and based on Sara Flanigan's book Alice. It stars Beau Bridges, Susan Blakely, Patricia Arquette, William McNamara and Reese Witherspoon.<EOS>"
2384,136117,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arthur Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera-Ellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Astaire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keenan_Wynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Main<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Belle of New York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Belle_of_New_York_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Walters<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Belle of New York  is a 1952 musical comedy film directed by Charles Walters. Set in New York City circa 1900, the film stars Fred Astaire, Vera-Ellen, Alice Pearce, Marjorie Main, Gale Robbins, and Keenan Wynn, with music by Harry Warren and lyrics by Johnny Mercer. This whimsical (even by Astaire's standards) musical failed at the box office and impressed few critics at the time, mainly due to the nature of the plot which empowers lovers to float free of the influence of gravity - a conceit reprised in the 1999 film Simply Irresistible. Astaire was reluctant to take the project - he was originally supposed to play the role in 1946 but had avoided it through retirement. Clearly stung by its failure, Astaire later claimed that the dance routines - of which there are more than usual - are of a particularly high standard - a rare verdict from such a notoriously self-critical artist. Vera-Ellen is generally viewed as one of Astaire's most technically proficient dance partners, and this was a factor in his readiness to expand the dance content of the film beyond its traditional proportions.<EOS>"
2385,56392,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cineplex_Odeon_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Apex_Digital<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Shows_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruce McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_Redbird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Dennis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandrine Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Podemski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa LaCroix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Greyeyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cineplex_Odeon_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Apex_Digital<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_Shows_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_Redbird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Dennis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_McKellar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Frizzell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dance Me Outside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Northern_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_Nations_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mychael_Danna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bruce_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Me_Outside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_W._P._Kinsella<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dance Me Outside is a 1994 Canadian drama film, directed by Bruce McDonald. It was based on a book by W.P. Kinsella.The film premiered at the 1994 Toronto International Film Festival, before going into commercial release in 1995.<EOS>"
2386,125006,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Hayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Finlay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley-Anne_Down<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzy_Kendall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Hayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Kruse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Assault<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Folk_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Hayers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Assault (also known as The Creepers, U.S. title: In the Devil's Garden) is a 1971 British thriller film directed by Sidney Hayers and starring Suzy Kendall, Frank Finlay, Freddie Jones, and Lesley-Anne Down. The screenplay was by John Kruse based on the 1962 novel The Ravine by Phyllis Bretty Young (as Kendal Young) and tells about a police attempt to track down a dangerous rapist/killer on the loose.<EOS>"
2387,107911,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Maylam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drummond_Challis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Maylam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drummond_Challis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Maylam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_association_football<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rick_Wakeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:FIFA_World_Cup_official_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_FIFA_World_Cup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Diego_Maradona<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hero (1987) is the official documentary film of the 1986 FIFA World Cup held in Mexico. The film was narrated by Michael Caine and the music score was written by Rick Wakeman. It focuses on the major matches of the 1986 World Cup, focusing on the background of the important players, their contributions to the team, and the major moments that occurred throughout the tournament.Hero found the most success in Argentina since the focal point of the film was Diego Maradona and his role in the quarter-final match against England, more specifically the Hand of God goal and the Goal of the Century. The match and the championship were eventually won by Argentina. The film also enjoys cult status in the UK.<EOS>"
2388,138929,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ellison_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lois_Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Loeb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dixie Dugan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Arthur_Lange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Emil_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dugan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Brower<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dixie Dugan is a 1943 American comedy film, directed by Otto Brower. It stars Lois Andrews, James Ellison, and Charlotte Greenwood. Intended as the first of a series, the film was not a success and the plans for sequels were scrapped.<EOS>"
2389,109449,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clifford Heatherley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Lynne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Kendall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It's Not Cricket<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Cricket_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_lost_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It's Not Cricket is a 1937 British comedy film directed by Ralph Ince and starring Claude Hulbert, Henry Kendall, Betty Lynne and Clifford Heatherley. The film depicts a Frenchwoman married to a cricket-mad Englishman.It was shot as a quota quickie at Teddington Studios.<EOS>"
2390,117949,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Svendsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Diviners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBC_Television_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gemini_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_for_Best_Television_Film_or_Miniseries_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manitoba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anne_Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diviners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Margaret_Laurence<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Diviners is a Canadian television film, which aired on CBC Television in 1993. Directed by Anne Wheeler, the film is an adaptation of the novel The Diviners by Margaret Laurence.<EOS>"
2391,70550,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Kemp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Media_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Sothcott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Murray_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_March<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Hayden_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Brecon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Young_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Matter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nathan Benham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Triana Terry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Kemp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Media_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Sothcott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Kemp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Sothcott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Kenelm_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stalker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_stalking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dissociative_identity_disorder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalker_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stalker, also known as Exposé, is a 2010 psychological horror film directed by Martin Kemp and starring Jane March, Anna Brecon and Jennifer Matter. It is a remake of the 1976 film Exposé, starring Linda Hayden, who makes a cameo appearance in this film.<EOS>"
2392,25785,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Akins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Ames_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Timber Tramps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lumberjacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timber_Tramps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hoyt_Curtin<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Timber Tramps is a 1975 film directed by Tay Garnett and starring Claude Akins and Leon Ames.It was the final film by Garnett.<EOS>
2393,161261,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astra_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Konner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Slavoj_Žižek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astra_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Konner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Zizek!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_philosophy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_philosophers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zizek!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Slavoj_Žižek<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Zizek! or Žižek! is a 2005 documentary film directed by Astra Taylor. An international co-production of the United States and Canada, its subject is philosopher and psychoanalyst Slavoj Žižek, a prolific author and former candidate for the Presidency of Slovenia.Zizek! premiered at the 2005 Toronto International Film Festival on September 11, 2005, and opened in one theatre in New York City on November 17. It eventually grossed $20,177 in the US and $20,154 in foreign markets for a total worldwide box office of $40,331.<EOS>"
2394,71102,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Walter Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alexander Esway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Arthur B. Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arthur Margetson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hall_(bandleader)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carol Goodner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lorna Hubbard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Esway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Davies_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L._du_Garde_Peach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music Hath Charms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hath_Charms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Music Hath Charms is a 1935 British musical comedy film directed by Thomas Bentley, Walter Summers, Arthur B. Woods and Alexander Esway. It stars Henry Hall with the BBC Dance Orchestra, Carol Goodner and Arthur Margetson. It was given a trade show in October 1935 and went on full release in March the following year.<EOS>"
2395,14957,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_Hike_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_Hike_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_Hike_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_Hike_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_Hike_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hitch Hike to Heaven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_Hike_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_Hike_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_Hike_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_Hike_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_Hike_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_Hike_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_Hike_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_Hike_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitch_Hike_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hitch Hike to Heaven (alternative title Footlights and Shadows) is a 1936 American drama film directed by Frank R. Strayer and starring Henrietta Crosman, Herbert Rawlinson and Russell Gleason.<EOS>"
2396,161222,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>W.G.D. Hutchinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wendy Barrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Gawthorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Bennett_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billie_Bristow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The House of Trent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_of_Trent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Walker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The House of Trent is a 1933 British drama film directed by Norman Walker and starring Anne Grey, Wendy Barrie, Moore Marriott and Peter Gawthorne. It follows a doctor who faces both a scandal and a moral dilemma when a patient of his dies while he is making love to a press magnate's daughter. It was also released as Trent's Folly. The film was made at Ealing Studios in London.<EOS>"
2397,36564,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_McGuigan_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>FilmFour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Cavendish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norma_Heyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Malcolm McDowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Bettany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Thewlis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Saffron Burrows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_McGuigan_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Cavendish_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norma_Heyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Mellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gangster No. 1<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1990s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_McGuigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_gangster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Dankworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_No._1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Elstree_Film_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gangster No. 1 is a 2000 British crime drama film directed by Paul McGuigan. It is based on the stage play Gangster No.1 written by Louis Mellis and David Scinto. The film stars Paul Bettany in the title role and features Malcolm McDowell, David Thewlis and Saffron Burrows.<EOS>"
2398,149093,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Vestron Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Thorn EMI Screen Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cannon Home Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Murphy_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jodie_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lithgow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vestron_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cannon_Group,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thorn_EMI_Screen_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerzy_Skolimowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mesmerized<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georges_Delerue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmerized_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Laughlin<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mesmerized (also known as Shocked and My Letter to George) is a 1985 drama film directed by Michael Laughlin and starring Jodie Foster, John Lithgow and Michael Murphy.Loosely based upon the Pimlico mystery, the film was a co-production between Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom and United States with RKO Pictures. The film was titled Mesmerized during production and upon release in Australia, New Zealand, and the UK. It was released in the US in 1986 as My Letter to George, and elsewhere as Shocked.<EOS>"
2399,32051,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoff_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Beresford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IMAX<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Milliken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Gerlach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mercurio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoff_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Beresford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IMAX<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Milliken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Gerlach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Sewell_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Izzard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sydney – A Story of a City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_–_A_Story_of_a_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bruce_Beresford<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sydney – A Story of a City is a film originally shot in the IMAX format and shown in IMAX cinemas around Australia in 1999. The film was subsequently digitally re-mastered from the original large film format and released on DVD in 2001.The film presents the viewer with spectacular scenes of the city, its harbour, the Sydney Opera House and the Blue Mountains and uses archive film footage, computer generated graphics combined with live footage to tell the story of Sydney's past and present. Featuring the themes of history, archaeology, architecture and genealogy with a simple love story, the film educates and entertains and serves as a showcase for the vibrant city of Sydney.<EOS>"
2400,33529,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard D. Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lili Fini Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Guttenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Dennehy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hume Cronyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Ameche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maureen Stapleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica Tandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wilford Brimley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Gilford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gwen Verdon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tahnee Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Herta Ware<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_D._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lili_Fini_Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cocoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actor_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_old_age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Bahamas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ron_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Richard_D._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Zanuck_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_ancient_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Visual_Effects_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_health_care<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Atlantis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cocoon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Polydor_Records_soundtracks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cocoon is a 1985 American science fiction comedy drama film directed by Ron Howard and written by Tom Benedek from a story by David Saperstein. The film stars Don Ameche, Wilford Brimley, Hume Cronyn, Brian Dennehy, Jack Gilford, Steve Guttenberg, Maureen Stapleton, Jessica Tandy, Gwen Verdon, Herta Ware, Tahnee Welch, and Linda Harrison, and follows a group of elderly people rejuvenated by aliens.The film was shot in and around St. Petersburg, Florida, with locations including the St. Petersburg Shuffleboard Club, Suncoast Manor Retirement Community, the Coliseum, and Snell Arcade buildings. The film earned Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actor (Don Ameche) and Best Visual Effects, and was followed by the sequel Cocoon: The Return in 1988, in which almost all of the original cast returned.<EOS>"
2401,163626,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jay Wertz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cameron Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vic_Silayan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Baker_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stack_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Fong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hal Bokar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Reunion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Philippine_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Reunion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_martial_arts_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Reunion is a 1982 action drama film directed by Jay Wertz. It stars Leo Fong, Cameron Mitchell, Hal Bokar, Philip Baker Hall, Stack Pierce, and Vic Silayan. The film is also known as Revenge of the Bushido Blade. It was written and produced at a time when there was a succession of popular Hollywood action films incorporating martial arts-themed plots and storylines.<EOS>"
2402,165496,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Goulder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Pallos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael F. Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dignam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Ainley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Neve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Goulder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Pallos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Goulder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Naked Evil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stanley_Goulder<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Naked Evil is a black-and-white independent 1966 British horror film, written and directed by Stanley Goulder and starring Basil Dingnam, Anthony Ainley, Richard Coleman and John Ashley Hamilton. It was produced by Michael F. Johnson and based on the BBC-TV play The Obi by Jon Manchip White. The police investigate voodoo activities in a student hostel.It was released in the US with the black-and-white tinted so that it appeared to be in colour  and was re-released as a television movie as Exorcism at Midnight, with a modified plot and new full-colour sequences featuring an American cast.<EOS>"
2403,35956,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Full Circle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Circle_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Full Circle is a 1935 British crime film directed by George King and starring René Ray, Garry Marsh and Margaret Yarde. It was made as a quota quickie at Teddington Studios by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers.<EOS>"
2404,154686,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pavlou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Empire_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Hawkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Attew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Dukes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donal_McCann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Niall_Tóibín<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cora_Venus_Lunny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Piper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ronan Wilmot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pavlou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Empire_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rawhead Rex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland / United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Colin_Towns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Empire_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Folk_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Clive_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_County_Wicklow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhead_Rex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rawhead Rex is a 1986 British fantasy horror film directed by George Pavlou from a screenplay by Clive Barker, based on his short story of the same name. The story had originally appeared in Vol. 3 of his Books of Blood series. It stars David Dukes, Kelly Piper, Niall Tóibín, Cora Venus Lunny and Donal McCann.The film focuses on a monstrous pagan deity's bloody rampage through the Irish countryside, with the title alluding to the folklore monster Rawhead. Pavlou and Barker had previously worked together on Transmutations (also known as Underworld).The film was given a limited release in the United States by Empire Pictures on 17 April 1987.<EOS>"
2405,69114,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Spectrum Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ray Kirkwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Cody_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wheeler Oakman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ada Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frontier Days<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_F._Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frontier Days is a 1934 American western film directed by Robert F. Hill and starring Bill Cody, Ada Ince and Wheeler Oakman. It was produced by independent Poverty Row outfit Altmount Pictures for release as a second feature. Location shooting took place in the Alabama Hills in California.<EOS>"
2406,117661,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emmet_Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_van_Eyck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marianne_Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Macdonald_Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emmet_Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Westerby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Devil's Agent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany/U.K./Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_East_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Austrian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Devil's Agent (German: Im Namen des Teufels) is a 1962 drama film directed by John Paddy Carstairs and starring Peter van Eyck, Marianne Koch, Christopher Lee and Macdonald Carey. It was a co-production between Britain, West Germany and Ireland. It was based on a 1956 novel by Hans Habe. It is set in East Germany during the Cold War.<EOS>"
2407,131306,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Austin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Screen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Applecross Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Scottish Television Film Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Iain_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard E. Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Denholm Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Massey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Iain_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Dad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Killing Dad is a 1989 British black comedy film adapted from Berg, a 1964 novel by the British experimental writer Ann Quin. It stars Richard E. Grant as Alistair Berg, a man who travels to a seaside town intending to murder the father who abandoned him and his mother many years earlier, and is now living in a dilapidated hotel with a much younger woman.<EOS>"
2408,164584,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>George Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Fiore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinema 5<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerome Gary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arnold Schwarzenegger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Franco Columbu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lou Ferrigno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Katz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed Corney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ken Waller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Serge Nubret<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Butler_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Butler_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Butler_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Gaines_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pumping Iron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Butler_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Charles_Gaines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_bodybuilding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Arnold_Schwarzenegger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pumping_Iron<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bodybuilding<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pumping Iron is a 1977 American docudrama about the world of professional bodybuilding, with a focus on the 1975 IFBB Mr. Universe and 1975 Mr. Olympia competitions. Directed by George Butler and Robert Fiore and edited by Geof Bartz and Larry Silk, it is inspired by the 1974 book of the same name by photographer Butler and writer Charles Gaines and nominally centers on the competition between Arnold Schwarzenegger and one of his primary competitors for the title of Mr. Olympia, Lou Ferrigno. The film also features segments on bodybuilders Franco Columbu and Mike Katz, in addition to appearances by Ken Waller, Ed Corney, Serge Nubret, and other famous bodybuilders of the era.Shot during the 100 days leading up to the Mr. Universe and Mr. Olympia competitions and during the competitions themselves, the filmmakers ran out of funds to finish production and it stalled for two years. Ultimately, Schwarzenegger and other bodybuilders featured in the film helped raise funds to complete production, and it was released in 1977. The film became a box office success, making Schwarzenegger a household name. The film also served to popularize the culture of bodybuilding, which was somewhat niche at the time, and helped inspire the fitness craze of the 1980s; following the film's release, there was a marked increase in the number of commercial gyms in the U.S.The film was released on CED and VHS, and then re-released on DVD in 2003 for the 25th anniversary of the theatrical debut. The film inspired four sequels: George Butler's Pumping Iron II: The Women (1985), a documentary about the world of female bodybuilding; Mark Nalley's Stand Tall (1997), a documentary that features Lou Ferrigno's return to bodybuilding after 19 years; David and Scott McVeigh's Raw Iron (2002), a documentary about the making of Pumping Iron and how the film affected the lives of those who appeared in it; and Vlad Yudin's Generation Iron (2013), a documentary on which Pumping Iron producer Jerome Gary served as executive producer.<EOS>"
2409,137092,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Howard Lipstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The White Lions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mel_Stuart<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The White Lions is a 1981 American drama film directed by Mel Stuart and starring Michael York and Glynnis O'Connor.<EOS>
2410,25656,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Duigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Mason_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Baz_Luhrmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Duigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Mason_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Duigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Winter of Our Dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Duigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_of_Our_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Winter of Our Dreams is a 1981 Australian drama film directed by John Duigan. Judy Davis won the Best Actress in a Lead Role in the AFI Awards for her performance in the film. The film was nominated in six other categories also. It was also entered into the 13th Moscow International Film Festival where Judy Davis won the award for Best Actress.<EOS>
2411,161587,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheree_Folkson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Sky_Broadcasting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neve_McIntosh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Brimble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Davenport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Wadham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hazel_Monaghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheree_Folkson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Sky_Broadcasting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gypsy Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isle_of_Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isle_of_Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Isle_of_Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Romani_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steven_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sheree_Folkson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gypsy Woman is a 2001 film directed by Sheree Folkson and written by Steven Knight, filmed on location in London and The Isle of Man. It is a romantic comedy, set against the backdrop of the Black Mountains, Wales.<EOS>"
2412,70356,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Sagal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Crenna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Jourdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chad_Everett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann-Margret<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Sagal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fashion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Boris_Sagal<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Made in Paris is a 1966 American romantic-comedy film starring Ann-Margret, Louis Jourdan, Richard Crenna, Edie Adams, and Chad Everett. The film was written by Stanley Roberts and directed by Boris Sagal.<EOS>"
2413,163649,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rawlins_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Pivar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Arlen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Devine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astrid_Allwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rawlins_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Pivar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_Shane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Rhine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Leather Pushers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Leather_Pushers_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Rawlins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Leather Pushers is a 1940 American comedy action film directed by John Rawlins and starring Andy Devine, Richard Arlen and Astrid Allwyn. It was part of the Aces of Action series with the two stars.It was based on the series of stories The Leather Pushers. Filming started July 1940.<EOS>"
2414,32036,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gordon_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Parrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Muriel Steinbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gordon_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gordon_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gordon_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wherever She Goes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wherever_She_Goes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wherever She Goes is a 1951 Australian feature film that tells the early part of the life story of pianist Eileen Joyce. Directed by Michael Gordon, it stars Suzanne Parrett, Eileen Joyce, Nigel Lovell and Muriel Steinbeck.<EOS>"
2415,78526,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Waltz Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jack_Whittingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Waltz Time is a 1945 British musical film directed by Paul L. Stein and starring Carol Raye, Peter Graves and Patricia Medina.<EOS>"
2416,6879,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mae_Questel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margie_Hines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>On with the New<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_babies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_with_the_New<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>On with the New is a 1938 Fleischer Studios animated short film starring Margie Hines as the voice of Betty Boop.<EOS>
2417,19026,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Weis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hornblow_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Weis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hornblow_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Sheldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remains_to_Be_Seen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Weis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Remains to Be Seen is a 1953 crime musical comedy film directed by Don Weis and starring June Allyson, Van Johnson and Louis Calhern. It is based on the 1951 Broadway play Remains to Be Seen by Russel Crouse and Howard Lindsay.<EOS>"
2418,109222,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adelphi_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_Artists_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Dent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Tomlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Dors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonar_Colleano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adelphi_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_Artists_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Is Your Honeymoon Really Necessary?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Is_Your_Honeymoon_Really_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_of_remarriage_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Is Your Honeymoon Really Necessary? is a 1953 British comedy film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Bonar Colleano, Diana Dors, David Tomlinson and Diana Decker. It was based on Vivian Tidmarsh's 1944 West End hit play by the same name.<EOS>"
2419,70635,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melvin Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ezio_Pinza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strictly Dishonorable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_opera<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strictly Dishonorable is a 1951 romantic comedy film written, produced, and directed by Melvin Frank and Norman Panama, starring Ezio Pinza and Janet Leigh. It is the second film adaptation of Preston Sturges' 1929 hit Broadway play of the same name, following a pre-Code version released by Universal Pictures in 1931 under the same title.<EOS>"
2420,70581,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennings_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Daley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burt Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Segal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Candice Bergen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Durning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennings_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Daley_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmore_Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Stinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Elmore_Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Barry_De_Vorzon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stick_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Elmore_Leonard<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stick is a 1985 American crime film based on Elmore Leonard's 1983 novel, and starring and directed by Burt Reynolds.<EOS>"
2421,122682,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Invader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sam_Spiegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invader_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Adrian_Brunel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Invader is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Adrian Brunel and starring Buster Keaton, Lupita Tovar, and Lyn Harding. The film follows the same plot as its remake Pest from the West (1939), with a millionaire setting out to win a local girl in Mexico.<EOS>"
2422,120139,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Aikman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Byars,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Good<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greg Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bubba_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Johnson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Glawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Child<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Good<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Butch Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Aikman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Byars,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Aikman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Genesis Children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Mediterranean_Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Genesis_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Styner<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Genesis Children, originally titled ? before its release, is a 1972 American art film. It was directed by Anthony Aikman and co-written by Aikman and Billy Byars Jr., with the narration written by Barbara Smith. It was a production of Lyric Films International and Byars and Associates.The movie premiered on August 4, 1972, at the Encore Theater at 5308 Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, California. Although it was called ""very benign"" by Aaron Stern of the MPAA, it received an X rating due to lengthy full nudity scenes of adolescent boys.<EOS>"
2423,15885,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_modeling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_for_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kathryn_Scola<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hotel for Women (or Elsa Maxwell's Hotel for Women) is a 1939 American drama film directed by Gregory Ratoff and starring Ann Sothern, Linda Darnell, and James Ellison. It was Darnell's screen debut. As work published in 1939, it will enter the American public domain in 2035 following its renewal in 1967.<EOS>"
2424,93125,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Paltrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Byrum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruce Paltrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Speedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Giamatti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Bello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gwyneth_Paltrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andre_Braugher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Huey_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Paltrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Byrum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Paltrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Byrum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Duets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Duets: Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hollywood_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beacon_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Duets is a 2000 American road trip musical comedy drama film co-produced and directed by Bruce Paltrow, and written by John Byrum. The motion picture features an ensemble cast with Gwyneth Paltrow, Huey Lewis, Paul Giamatti, Maria Bello, Angie Dickinson, Scott Speedman, and Andre Braugher among others. The movie ""revolves around the little known world of karaoke competitions and the wayward characters who inhabit it.""<EOS>"
2425,169187,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_M._Young_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Hausman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Selby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lithgow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathryn_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Dooley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Kiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberta_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trini_Alvarado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irene_Worth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_M._Young_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rich Kids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_divorce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_puberty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_M._Young<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rich Kids is a 1979 American comedy-drama film directed by Robert M. Young and starring Trini Alvarado and Jeremy Levy. It was nominated for two Young Artist Awards at the 1st Youth in Film Awards, held in 1979.<EOS>"
2426,165373,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mural_on_Our_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dee Dee Halleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mural_on_Our_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Contemporary Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mural_on_Our_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kirk Smallman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mural_on_Our_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mural on Our Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mural_on_Our_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mural_on_Our_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mural_on_Our_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mural_on_Our_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mural_on_Our_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mural_on_Our_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mural_on_Our_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Mural on Our Street is a 1965 American short documentary film directed by Dee Dee Halleck. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Short.<EOS>
2427,105993,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Talalay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallmark_Movie_Channel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chad Oakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Fasano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Frislev<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Ogiens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jay Daniel Beechinor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Petros Danabassis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Talalay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallmark_Movie_Channel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Fasano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hallmark_Channel_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Doc_Holliday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Fasano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Wyatt_Earp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rachel_Talalay<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hannah's Law is a 2012 American/Canadian Western television film from the Hallmark Movie Channel. The movie stars Cameron Bancroft, Sara Canning, John Pyper-Ferguson, and Julian Black Antelope.<EOS>"
2428,98089,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_%22Slim%22_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdman_(rapper)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Esteb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cash Money Records<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald ""Slim"" Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryan ""Birdman"" Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Boys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Tymers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_%22Slim%22_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdman_(rapper)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Esteb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cash_Money_Records<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_%22Slim%22_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdman_(rapper)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_%22Slim%22_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Birdman_(rapper)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Esteb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Baller Blockin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baller_Blockin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Baller Blockin' is a 2000 crime film set in New Orleans' Magnolia Projects. It stars Bryan “Birdman” Williams, Ronald ""Slim"" Williams, Juvenile, Manuel Vazquez, B.G., Lil Wayne, Turk, and Mannie Fresh with cameos by comedians Anthony Johnson and T.K. Kirkland.The film's soundtrack is performed by the Cash Money Millionaires.<EOS>"
2429,126918,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Jarrott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darren Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheryl_Ladd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Nouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Jarrott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_romance_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lee_Holdridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Danielle_Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Jarrott<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Changes, also known as Danielle Steel's Changes, is a 1991 American made-for-television romantic drama film directed by Charles Jarrott. The film is based upon the 1983 novel of the same name written by Danielle Steel.<EOS>"
2430,168572,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Talun Hsu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Simitar Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Feifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Feifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Drew Peloso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Huffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marklen_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carolyn Taye-Loren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simitar_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Merendino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Witchcraft V: Dance with the Devil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_V:_Dance_with_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Witchcraft V: Dance with the Devil is a 1993 American direct-to-video horror film directed by Talun Hsu and starring Marklen Kennedy, Carolyn Taye-Loren, and David Huffman. The fifth film in the Witchcraft series, followed by Witchcraft VI: The Devil's Mistress. It was produced by Vista Street Entertainment and released by Troma Studios.<EOS>"
2431,46998,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The New Clown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Clown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Paul<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The New Clown is a 1916 British silent comedy film directed by Fred Paul and starring James Welch, Manora Thew and Richard Lindsay. It was based on a play by H. M. Paull. The screenplay concerns an aristocrat who runs away to join the circus.<EOS>"
2432,162376,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Division_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Hall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Division_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Rice_Burroughs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lion Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Rice_Burroughs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Man_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_P._McCarthy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lion Man is a 1936 American film very loosely based on The Lad and the Lion by Edgar Rice Burroughs, and the 1917 silent movie of the same title.  It was directed by John P. McCarthy and produced by Arthur Alexander and Max Alexander. The film stars Jon Hall then appearing under his real name Charles Locher and Kathleen Burke who had recently co-starred in The Lives of a Bengal Lancer.  The Lion Man was re-released as a ""Tarzan Vs the Lion Man"" double feature in the late 1940s.According to Filmink ""Hall doesn’t appear until half-way through the story but he’s not bad and handles the fight scenes well. However, The Lion Man was not widely seen – it was very cheap, and there were legal issues with the Burroughs estate.""<EOS>"
2433,71151,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Tyrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Atlantic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Baldassi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Tyrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Atlantic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Baldassi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Tyrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Dead Dad's Porno Tapes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Collage_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_pornography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dead_Dad's_Porno_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Short_Documentary_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Dead Dad's Porno Tapes is a 2018 Canadian short documentary film, directed by Charlie Tyrell.<EOS>"
2434,82839,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Hoban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mad Locomotive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Locomotive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Mad Locomotive is a 1922 American animated short film directed and animated by Walter Lantz. It was part of a series of films that started in 1916 based on the comic strip Jerry on the Job by Walter Hoban.<EOS>
2435,19734,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Filardi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Image Group Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry G. Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Juan-Carlos Zapata<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emmanuelle_Chriqui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Kartheiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabine_Singh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chad Christ<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ricky 6<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joe_Delia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Satanism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricky_6<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ricky 6 is a 2000 American-Mexican-Canadian film co-production loosely based on the life of Ricky Kasso, a suburban teenager accused of Satanism and murder in the 1980s. The film was written and directed by Peter Filardi, and based on the 1987 book, Say You Love Satan by David St. Clair.  Vincent Kartheiser played the disturbed protagonist, renamed Ricky Cowen, in the film. The film also stars Chad Christ, Patrick Renna, Sabine Singh and Emmanuelle Chriqui.Ricky 6 won the Audience Prize at the Fantasia Film Festival in 2000.  As of 2019, it has yet to be released in either theaters or on video.  However, bootleg VHS and DVD copies of the film have been sold on various Internet sites. Ricky 6 is an international co-production between the United States, Mexico and Canada and was produced by American producer Terry G. Jones, Mexican producer Juan-Carlos Zapata and Canadian producer William Vince. It was filmed in Fredericton and Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada.<EOS>"
2436,126118,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Rees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Test of Violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_painters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Test_of_Violence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stuart_Cooper<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Test of Violence is a 1969 BAFTA nominated British short film directed by Stuart Cooper.<EOS>
2437,135865,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mrs Wallace Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Hughes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Hamilton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Honeymoon Limited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Honeymoon Limited is a 1935 American film.<EOS>
2438,149864,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Earl_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Beer_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy's Beer Garden is a 1933 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, animated by Jack King and Frank Tashlin. The short was released on November 11, 1933, and stars Buddy, the second star of the series.It was the first of five cartoons directed by Earl Duvall, here credited as ""Duval"", at Warner Bros. Cartoons, and one of only three Buddy shorts directed by him. Musical direction was by Norman Spencer.<EOS>"
2439,155316,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lynn_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-Amalgamated Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Dawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Cope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zena Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lynn_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Change Partners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_Partners_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Change Partners is a 1965 British crime drama directed by Robert Lynn and starring Anthony Dawson, Zena Walker and Kenneth Cope. It was written by Donal Giltinan and made at Merton Park Studios originally as a Warner-Pathé release, prior to being included as a part of the long-running series of Edgar Wallace Mysteries.<EOS>"
2440,145363,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ross Boyask<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Allen_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Larkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Leslie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Shaffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wade_Barrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Am Vengeance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Am Vengeance (sometimes called just ""Vengeance"") is a 2018 British action film written and directed by Ross Boyask and starring Wade Barrett, Anna Shaffer, Bryan Larkin, Kevin Leslie, Gary Daniels and Keith Allen.<EOS>"
2441,162817,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can_Thank_Me_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shimon_Dotan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can_Thank_Me_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinequest_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can_Thank_Me_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shimon_Dotan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can_Thank_Me_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netaya_Anbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can_Thank_Me_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Burstyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can_Thank_Me_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You Can Thank Me Later<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can_Thank_Me_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can_Thank_Me_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can_Thank_Me_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can_Thank_Me_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can_Thank_Me_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can_Thank_Me_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can_Thank_Me_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can_Thank_Me_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Shimon_Dotan<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>You Can Thank Me Later is a 1998 Canadian comedy-drama film directed by Shimon Dotan and starring Ellen Burstyn. The film is based on a play titled Hyper-Allergenic written and adapted for the screen by Oren Safdie.<EOS>
2442,65813,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Shaiman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Hanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Pullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Meg Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ross Malinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_S._Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sleepless in Seattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Seattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marc_Shaiman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nora_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Nora_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_widowhood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Baltimore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Empire_State_Building_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_in_Seattle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_S._Ward<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sleepless in Seattle is a 1993 American romantic comedy film directed by Nora Ephron, from a screenplay written by Jeff Arch, David S. Ward and Ephron. Starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan, the film follows a journalist (Ryan) who becomes enamored with a widowed architect (Hanks) when the latter's son calls in to a talk radio program requesting a new partner for his grieving father. In addition to Bill Pullman, Ross Malinger, and Rob Reiner, the film also features Rosie O'Donnell, Gaby Hoffmann, Victor Garber, Rita Wilson, Barbara Garrick, and Carey Lowell.Inspired by director Leo McCarey's An Affair to Remember (1957), which itself was a same-script remake of McCarey's Love Affair (1939), Sleepless in Seattle was conceived as a romantic drama by Jeff Arch in 1989. Several studios rejected his script, deterred by the idea that its main couple does not meet for nearly the entire film. Ward and Ephron were hired for script revisions, with Ephron tapped to direct. Although both Hanks and Ryan had been favored for the lead roles from the beginning, several other actors expressed interest in both parts. The film was shot mostly in Seattle during the summer of 1992. Several of its most pivotal scenes were filmed on a former naval base due to the city's lack of sound stages, including a recreation of the Empire State Building's observation deck when the New York skyscraper was not available.Sleepless in Seattle was released on June 25, 1993, to positive reviews, receiving praise for Ephron's writing and direction, as well as Hanks and Ryan's performances. The film received 2 nominations at the 66th Academy Awards: Best Original Screenplay and Best Original Song. Despite competition from several blockbusters released around that same summer, the film was a surprise commercial success, earning $17 million during its opening weekend (the highest opening for a romantic comedy at the time), and ultimately grossing over $227.9 million worldwide. It was one of the highest-grossing films of 1993, and remains one of the most successful romantic comedies in box-office history. Its success extended to the home video market, and was the top rental of 1994 in the United States. The soundtrack was also successful, peaking at number one on the Billboard 200.Several critics and media publications agree that Sleepless in Seattle is one of the greatest romantic comedy films of all time. The film is also credited with establishing Ephron as a celebrated romantic comedy filmmaker.<EOS>"
2443,103111,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giuliano_Montaldo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constantin_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arrigo Colombo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Giorgio Papi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Zeljko Kunkera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adolfo Celi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Hoffmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janet Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Klaus Kinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward G. Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Riccardo Cucciolla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Rigaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giuliano_Montaldo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constantin_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrigo_Colombo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giorgio_Papi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeljko_Kunkera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mino_Roli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Grand Slam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ennio_Morricone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Constantin_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rio_de_Janeiro_(city)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Giuliano_Montaldo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Slam_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_heist_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Grand Slam (Italian: Ad ogni costo, lit. 'At any cost') is a 1967 heist film directed by Giuliano Montaldo and starring Janet Leigh, Robert Hoffmann, Klaus Kinski, Riccardo Cucciolla, George Rigaud, Adolfo Celi and Edward G. Robinson. The musical score was composed by Ennio Morricone.The film is an Italian, Spanish, and West German co-production. It premiered on September 28, 1967.<EOS>"
2444,98190,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pino_Amenta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Channel 7<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_McFarlane_(Australian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shane_Briant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pino_Amenta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barracuda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barracuda_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Chris_Neal_(songwriter)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Barracuda is a 1988 Australian TV film.Writing in the Age Jim Schembri called the names of the lead detectives as Abbottson and Costelli a ""comic contrivance"" and writes ""The film is dogged by an awful soundtrack (you can always tell something sinister is happening because of the pulsing string section), leaden pacing (with plot you should have movement), some loose ends that stay that way (what was the deal with Abbottson's former partner?), and some limply staged action (the finale is real fizzer). The Sydney Morning Herald's Alison Stewart says ""Surprisingly, it's quite watchable, despite the vaguely clichéd plot, which weaves In corrupt assistant police commissioners, prominent Sydney businessmen, ritual Triad killings, brothels, bribes, greed and a whole assortment of shots of the Opera House."" Doug Anderson in the Sydney Morning Herald gave it a rating of ""View At Own Risk!"" Rob Lowing's capsule review in the same paper gave it 2 1/2 stars noting ""Plot lacks excitement but the cast is solid"".<EOS>"
2445,96035,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dick Rickard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milt_Kahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ferdinand the Bull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Madrid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bullfighting_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dick_Rickard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdinand_the_Bull_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Story_of_Ferdinand<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ferdinand the Bull is a 1938 American stand-alone animated short produced by Walt Disney Productions and released on November 25, 1938, by RKO Radio Pictures. It was directed by Dick Rickard and based on the 1936 book The Story of Ferdinand by Munro Leaf.  The music was by Albert Hay Malotte, most known for his setting of The Lord's Prayer, commonly sung at weddings.<EOS>"
2446,135185,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ewan McGregor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Carlyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ewen Bremner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonny Lee Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hodge_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>T2 Trainspotting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Edinburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Edinburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_heroin_addiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Scottish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DNA_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Danny_Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Hodge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trainspotting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T2_Trainspotting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scots-language_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>T2 Trainspotting is a 2017 British black comedy-drama film directed by Danny Boyle and written by John Hodge. Set in and around Edinburgh, Scotland, it is based on characters created by Irvine Welsh in his 1993 novel Trainspotting and its 2002 follow-up Porno. A sequel to Boyle's 1996 film Trainspotting, T2 stars the original ensemble cast, including leads Ewan McGregor, Ewen Bremner, Jonny Lee Miller, and Robert Carlyle, with Shirley Henderson, James Cosmo, and Kelly Macdonald. The film features a new character, Veronika, played by Anjela Nedyalkova, and includes clips, music, and archive sound from the first film.T2 Trainspotting was released in the United Kingdom on 27 January 2017, and worldwide throughout February and March 2017 by TriStar Pictures. It received generally positive reviews from critics and was a commercial success, grossing $42.1 million against a production budget of $18 million.<EOS>"
2447,149879,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy the Detective is a 1934 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Jack King. The short was released on October 17, 1934, and stars Buddy, the second star of the series.<EOS>"
2448,74524,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Kernochan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Direct_Cinema_Limited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._K._Thoth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Kernochan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Direct_Cinema_Limited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thoth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Short_Subject_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_entertainers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Thoth is a documentary film by Sarah Kernochan and Lynn Appelle about the life of New York–based street performer S. K. Thoth. In 2002, the film won the Oscar for Best Documentary Short Subject at the 74th Academy Awards.<EOS>"
2449,40937,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oskar_Homolka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Rolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Audrey_Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Lewis_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vladimir_Sokoloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erika Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lorna Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Sardonicus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Sardonicus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Sardonicus is a 1961 horror film produced and directed by William Castle, based on the short story ""Sardonicus"" by Ray Russell, who also wrote the screenplay. It tells the story of Baron Sardonicus, a man whose face becomes frozen in a horrifying grin while robbing his father Henryk Toleslawski's grave to obtain a winning lottery ticket. Castle cited the film in his memoir as one of his favorites to produce.<EOS>"
2450,162987,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bea_Benaderet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tom Tom Tomcat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tom_Tomcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1890<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tom Tom Tomcat is a 1953 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on June 27, 1953, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.<EOS>"
2451,68965,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juan_Ibáñez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Luis Enrique Vergara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Karloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juan_Ibáñez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luis_Enrique_Vergara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luis_Enrique_Vergara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fear Chamber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_Chamber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Hill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fear Chamber (La camara del terror/ The Room of Terror), also released as The Torture Zone, is a 1971 Mexican horror film directed by Juan Ibáñez and starring Boris Karloff and Julissa. It was filmed in May 1968, but was only released theatrically in 1971, 2 years after Karloff had died.Fear Chamber is one of four low-budget Mexican horror films Karloff made in a package deal with Mexican producer Luis Enrique Vergara. The others are Isle of the Snake People, The Incredible Invasion, and House of Evil. Karloff's scenes for all four films were directed by Jack Hill in Los Angeles in the spring of 1968. The films were then completed in Mexico.<EOS>"
2452,93830,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amos_Poe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Braunsberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Spano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amos_Poe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amos_Poe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_K._Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Seidman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alphabet City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Atlantic_Entertainment_Group_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_American_Mafia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alphabet_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alphabet City is a 1984 American crime-drama film directed by Amos Poe. The story follows a young New York City gangster of Italian descent named Johnny, who has been given control over his own neighborhood by the Mafia. Then unknown actors Vincent Spano (as Johnny), Jami Gertz, and Michael Winslow and Daniel Jordano are featured in this low-budget thriller. Acclaimed film and stage actress Zohra Lampert plays Johnny's mother. The film is set in Alphabet City, a part of the East Village in New York City.<EOS>"
2453,161751,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orville_Hampton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Shot Billy the Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Albert_Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Revisionist_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_Billy_the_Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Shot_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pat_Garrett<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>I Shot Billy the Kid is a 1950 American Western film directed by William Berke for Lippert Pictures.Robert L. Lippert had enjoyed tremendous success with I Shot Jesse James (1948) leading to this follow up with I Shot Billy the Kid.<EOS>
2454,126477,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Milton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pearl Argyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sebastian Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Dewhurst_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Campion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Adventure Ltd.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_Ltd.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Adventure Ltd. is a 1935 British adventure film directed by George King and starring Harry Milton, Pearl Argyle and Sebastian Shaw. It was made at Elstree Studios as a quota quickie for release by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
2455,150305,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Merrill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Yamaguchi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Navy Wife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hans_J._Salter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Navy_Wife_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Navy Wife is a 1956 American comedy film directed by Edward Bernds (who also directed ""Three Stooges"" and ""Bowery Boys""), and starring Joan Bennett, Gary Merrill,  Shirley Yamaguchi. The screenplay was written by Kay Lenard, based on the novel Mother Sir by Tats Blain. The film was produced by Walter Wanger, who was Bennett's husband in real life.<EOS>"
2456,16203,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jocelyn_Moorhouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Midge Sanford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sarah Pillsbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rip Torn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dermot Mulroney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Capshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Nelligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfre Woodard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samantha Mathis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellen Burstyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Loren Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Winona Ryder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derrick O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mykelti Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Bancroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maya Angelou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lois Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jocelyn_Moorhouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>How to Make an American Quilt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amblin_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Thomas_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jane_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Make_an_American_Quilt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jocelyn_Moorhouse<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>How to Make an American Quilt is a 1995 American drama film based on the 1991 novel of the same name by Whitney Otto. Directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse, the film features Winona Ryder, Anne Bancroft, Maya Angelou, Jean Simmons Ellen Burstyn, Kate Nelligan and Alfre Woodard. It is notable as being Jared Leto's film debut. Amblin Entertainment optioned Otto's novel in 1991, and were able to persuade Steven Spielberg to finance the screenplay's development. How to Make an American Quilt  received mixed reviews from critics. It was a box-office success, grossing $41 million against a $10 million budget. The film was nominated for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture.<EOS>"
2457,165967,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Svatek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>- US -<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Spry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Berkley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Corey Sevier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Smyth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bronwen Mantel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Svatek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Spry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edithe_Swensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Student Seduction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Student_Seduction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Svatek<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Student Seduction is a 2003 television film directed by Peter Svatek and starring Elizabeth Berkley, Corey Sevier and Rick Roberts. It was produced by Lions Gate Entertainment's Lionsgate Television, filmed in Montréal, Québec, and premiered on Lifetime on May 5, 2003.The film's working title was Inappropriate Behaviour.<EOS>"
2458,98029,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Coolidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick McCormick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Brezner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Rea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geena Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aida Turturro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Gandolfini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Bosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Coolidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Brezner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Graff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brooklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hollywood_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mother–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joe_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Caravan_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angie_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martha_Coolidge<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Angie is a 1994 American romantic comedy-drama film directed by Martha Coolidge, written by Todd Graff, and starring Geena Davis as the title character. It was produced by Caravan Pictures and distributed by Hollywood Pictures. It is based on the 1991 novel Angie, I Says by Avra Wing, which was a New York Times Notable Book of 1991. The film received mixed reviews and was a box-office bomb, grossing only $9.4 million against its $26 million budget.<EOS>"
2459,35930,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_at_Large<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_at_Large<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_at_Large<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_at_Large<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_at_Large<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fugitive at Large<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_at_Large<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_at_Large<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_at_Large<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_at_Large<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_at_Large<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_at_Large<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_at_Large<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_at_Large<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fugitive at Large is a 1939 American crime film directed by Lewis D. Collins and starring Jack Holt, Patricia Ellis and Stanley Fields.<EOS>"
2460,143191,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Antonio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_McNeely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldine_Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Antonio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_McNeely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Sport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_American_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Shire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lou_Antonio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_players_of_American_football<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_for_Joey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MTM_Enterprises_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Something for Joey is a 1977 American made-for-television sport drama film about the relationship between college football player John Cappelletti (portrayed by Marc Singer), and his younger brother Joey (Jeff Lynas). Other cast members included Geraldine Page, Linda Kelsey and Steve Guttenberg. It appeared on the CBS television network.<EOS>"
2461,120788,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Craig Pryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hallmark Channel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thom J. Pretak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Potter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Disher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hannah Endicott-Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rhys Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Power<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hallmark_Channel_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hamilton,_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Craig_Pryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Good_Witch<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Good Witch's Family is a 2011 Canadian/American family film and Hallmark Channel original movie written by G. Ross Parker and directed by Craig Pryce, The film stars Catherine Bell, Chris Potter, Catherine Disher, Matthew Knight, and Paul Miller. Family is the fourth film in the Good Witch film series. The film premiered on Hallmark Channel October 29, 2011. The first film premiered January 19, 2008.<EOS>"
2462,92861,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifting_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifting_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Capitol Film Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifting_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morris_R._Schlank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifting_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifting_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morris_R._Schlank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifting_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Drifting Souls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifting_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifting_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifting_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifting_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifting_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifting_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifting_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drifting_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_King<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Drifting Souls is a 1932 American Pre-Code drama film directed by Louis King and starring Lois Wilson, Theodore von Eltz and Raymond Hatton.<EOS>"
2463,88529,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Buena Vista Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anna McRoberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Rae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Cranshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abigail_Breslin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Knotts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Clarke_Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christian Pikes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Slade Pearce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Air Buddies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Air_Bud_(series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals_playing_sports<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Buddies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Air Buddies is a 2006 American sports comedy film directed by Robert Vince. It is the sixth film in the Air Bud series and the first in the direct-to-video spin-off series Air Buddies, which follows the life of a lonely teenager and his dog who has the uncanny ability to play every sport.The film changes the primary focus of the series from Buddy, an adult golden retriever, to his puppies. It also radically alters the character of the series by making virtually all of the animals speak.Air Buddies was released on December 12, 2006. It is the final film of both Don Knotts and Patrick Cranshaw, released after their deaths.<EOS>"
2464,139239,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Glazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Blake_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billie_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Burston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_McFarland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Wills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beverly Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Glazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_A._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doin' Their Bit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Our_Gang_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Glazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doin'_Their_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Doin' Their Bit is a 1942 Our Gang short comedy film directed by Herbert Glazer. This was the first short with Herbert Glazer as Our Gang's regular director. It was the 207th Our Gang short to be released.<EOS>
2465,142380,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Twist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Twist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Twist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Police Dog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Police_dogs_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Police_Dog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Derek_Twist<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Police Dog  is a 1955 British second feature ('B') crime film directed and written by Derek Twist and starring Charles Victor, Nora Gordon, Cecil Brock, John Le Mesurier, James Gilbert, and Christopher Lee.<EOS>"
2466,57033,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guido_Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallas_Eaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Farrell_(Irish_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harold Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avice_Landone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guido_Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Operation Cupid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Saunders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Cupid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Malcolm_Lockyer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Operation Cupid is a 1960 British second feature ('B') comedy film directed by Charles Saunders and starring Charles Farrell, Avice Landone and Wallas Eaton. It was written by Jack Taylor and Brock Williams.<EOS>"
2467,143454,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Martin Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ovidio_G._Assonitis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_L._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexandra_Powers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Dourif<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Lassick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Janis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Broyles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Carlisle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ovidio_G._Assonitis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Whifler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sonny Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Boy_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sonny Boy (Italian: Il dono del silenzio) is a 1989 black comedy-drama thriller film directed by Robert Martin Carroll. The musical score was composed by Carlo Maria Cordio. It stars Paul L. Smith, David Carradine, Brad Dourif, Conrad Janis, Sydney Lassick, Alexandra Powers, and Steve Carlisle. David Carradine wrote the film's theme song, ""Paint"", which he performs in the film.<EOS>"
2468,168000,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_farmers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Plowboy is a Mickey Mouse short animated film first released on June 28, 1929, as part of the Mickey Mouse film series. It was the eighth Mickey Mouse short to be produced, the fifth of that year.<EOS>"
2469,55932,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>St. John Legh Clowes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_A._Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Garry Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robertson Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfred Drayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:St._John_Legh_Clowes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_A._Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:St._John_Legh_Clowes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Things Happen at Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Southall_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_Happen_at_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Things Happen at Night is a 1947 British supernatural comedy film directed by Francis Searle and starring Gordon Harker, Alfred Drayton, Robertson Hare and Garry Marsh. It was written by St. John Legh Clowes based on the 1946 stage play The Poltergeist by Frank Harvey. Despite the film's comparatively large budget it ended up being released as a second feature.In an English country house a poltergeist causes mayhem and ghost-hunters are brought in.<EOS>"
2470,102020,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Guilfoyle_(actor_born_in_1902)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astor_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Rieger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Guilfoyle_(actor_born_in_1902)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astor_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Rieger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Captain Scarface<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_anti-communist_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_espionage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Scarface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Guilfoyle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Captain Scarface is a 1953 American thriller film directed by Paul Guilfoyle, and starring Barton MacLane, Virginia Grey, and Leif Erickson.<EOS>"
2471,117335,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cellan_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Manulis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Butcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Sarandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cellan_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Manulis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurence_Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_the_Virgin_Mary_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Edward_Anhalt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pontius_Pilate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Judas_Iscariot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Cellan_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tunisia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_portrayals_of_Jesus'_death_and_resurrection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_Mary_Magdalene_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Saint_Peter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Day_Christ_Died<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_Jesus_on_television<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Day Christ Died is a 1980 American television film directed by James Cellan Jones, and produced by 20th Century Fox and CBS-TV. A dramatization of the last 24 hours of Jesus Christ's life, it is based on Jim Bishop's 1957 book of the same name. The book was co-adapted by James Lee Barrett, who, 15 years prior, had scripted The Greatest Story Ever Told for George Stevens.Bishop, who did not accept the adaptation, had his name removed from the credits. He called the film ""cheap revisionist history"", and even tried unsuccessfully to change the film's title. The Day Christ Died was filmed in Tunisia, at a cost of US$2.8 million. It was broadcast by CBS-TV on Wednesday, March 26, 1980.<EOS>"
2472,83276,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Q._Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Upswept Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elmer_Fudd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upswept_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Depictions_of_Nero_on_film<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Upswept Hare is a 1953 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on March 14, 1953, and stars Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd.<EOS>"
2473,118060,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dee McLachlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rhys-Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corey_Haim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigitte_Nielsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicole_Eggert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dee_McLachlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dee_McLachlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Double 0 Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teensploitation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Double_0_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dee_McLachlan<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Double 0 Kid is a 1993 direct-to-video adventure/comedy film starring Brigitte Nielsen<EOS>
2474,15819,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Samuel_Kaylin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Water_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hot Water is a 1937 American comedy film directed by Frank R. Strayer and starring Jed Prouty, Shirley Deane and Spring Byington. It is part of the Jones Family series of films. The Jones father decides to run for mayor, leading the current incumbent to try to disgrace his son.The film's sets were designed by the art director Chester Gore.<EOS>"
2475,115377,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Stan Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Girard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oliver Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diosa Costello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margo Woode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carol Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Scott_Darling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bullfighters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Buttolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bullfighting_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Malcolm_St._Clair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Laurel_and_Hardy_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bullfighters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stan_Laurel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bullfighters is a feature film starring comedy duo Laurel and Hardy, the sixth and final film the duo made under 20th Century Fox as well as the last released in the United States.<EOS>"
2476,164656,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Kerr_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warner Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Kerr_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vogues of 1938<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger's_Vogues_of_1938<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Wanger<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Walter Wanger's Vogues of 1938 (also known by its shortened form, Vogues of 1938) is a 1937 musical comedy film produced by Walter Wanger and distributed by United Artists. It was directed by Irving Cummings, written by Bella and Sam Spewack, and starred Warner Baxter and Joan Bennett. It was filmed in New York City in Technicolor.It was nominated for two Academy Awards for Best Art Direction (Alexander Toluboff), and Best Original Song (Sammy Fain (music) and Lew Brown (lyrics)) for the song That Old Feeling sung by Virginia Verrill.<EOS>"
2477,92500,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Pollak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristen Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr. Dolittle 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Davis_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animal_rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_raccoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Dolittle_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Doctor_Dolittle_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dr. Dolittle 2 is a 2001 American fantasy comedy film and a sequel to the 1998 film Dr. Dolittle. It was written by Larry Levin, one of the co-writers of Dr. Dolittle, and directed by Steve Carr. The film stars Eddie Murphy in the title role of Dr. John Dolittle, Kristen Wilson, Jeffrey Jones, and Kevin Pollak.It tells the story of Dr. Dolittle as he tries to help the animals protect their forest from unscrupulous human developers. He decides to populate the forest with a species of animal that the law protects, and enlists the help of Ava (voiced by Lisa Kudrow), a lone Pacific western bear living in the condemned forest. To provide her with a mate, Dolittle turns to Archie (voiced by Steve Zahn), a wise-cracking circus-performing bear.This is the last Dr. Dolittle film to feature Eddie Murphy in the lead role, before Kyla Pratt assumed the lead role in future films, starting with Dr. Dolittle 3 in 2006. It is also the last Dr. Dolittle film to feature Raven-Symoné as Charisse Dolittle.<EOS>"
2478,98322,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fielder_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Rosemont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fielder Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Goulet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fielder_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Rosemont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fielder_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Kinoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brigadoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigadoon_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fielder_Cook<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Brigadoon is a 1966 American television film based on the 1947 musical Brigadoon.<EOS>
2479,165291,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rene_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Niall MacGinnis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Verno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mountains O'Mourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mountains_O'Mourne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Butcher's_Film_Service_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mountains O'Mourne is a 1938 British musical film directed by Harry Hughes and starring Rene Ray, Niall MacGinnis and Jerry Verno. It was shot at Walton Studios near London. The film's sets were designed by the art director R. Holmes Paul. The title is a reference to the song The Mountains of Mourne, a common theme from films produced by Butcher's Film Service. The screenplay concerns two Irish families evicted from their properties.<EOS>"
2480,126417,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Academy_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Orcsik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Academy_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Timothy Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Academy_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Bonner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Academy_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paula Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Academy_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael McGlinchey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Academy_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Orcsik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Academy_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Orcsik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Academy_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Academy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Academy_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Academy_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Academy_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Academy_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Academy_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Academy_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_television_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Academy is an Australian television drama film made by the Australian Film & TV Academy and Catholic Radio & TV and produced with a low budget on the Gold Coast.<EOS>
2481,159524,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Video-X-Pix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mature Pictures Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Morton Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._J._Laing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annette_Haven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constance_Money<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wade_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_McBain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gaunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesllie_Bovee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Maraschino Cherry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maraschino_Cherry_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Maraschino Cherry is an American hardcore pornographic film and comedy released in 1978. The film was directed by Radley Metzger (as ""Henry Paris"") and filmed in several locations in New York City; it was his fifth and final hardcore film.<EOS>"
2482,101745,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Knowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Knowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Park Plaza 605<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_mystery_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Park_Plaza_605<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Knowles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Park Plaza 605 (U.S. title: Norman Conquest) is a 1953 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Bernard Knowles and starring Tom Conway, Eva Bartok, and Joy Shelton. It was written by Bertram Oster, Albert Fennell, Knowles and Clifford Witting based on the 1950 novel Dare-Devil Conquest by Edwy Searles Brookes (as Berkeley Gray).<EOS>"
2483,104710,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Grainger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noah Beery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_O'Brien_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marguerite Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Grainger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_F._Goodrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Conners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Klein_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Riders of the Purple Sage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Zane_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Purple_Sage_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Riders of the Purple Sage is a 1931 American pre-Code Western film based upon the 1912 novel by Zane Grey, directed by Hamilton MacFadden, photographed by George Schneiderman, and starring George O'Brien and Marguerite Churchill. The picture was released by the Fox Film Corporation with a running time of 58 minutes and remains the third of five screen versions. It was the first sound version. The movie was followed later the same year by a similar adaptation of the novel's sequel, The Rainbow Trail, also starring O'Brien.<EOS>"
2484,103146,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Wynne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warwick Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathleen Vaughan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wallace Bosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Coleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Wynne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Lover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Handy Andy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handy_Andy_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bert_Wynne<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Handy Andy is a 1921 British silent comedy film directed by Bert Wynne and starring Peter Coleman, Kathleen Vaughan and Warwick Ward.<EOS>"
2485,168568,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witch_Academy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witch_Academy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Priscilla Barnes, Veronica Carothers, and Robert Vaughn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witch_Academy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witch_Academy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Thomas_McGee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witch_Academy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Witch Academy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witch_Academy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witch_Academy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witch_Academy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witch_Academy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witch_Academy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witch_Academy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witch_Academy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witch_Academy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Witch Academy (aka Little Devils) is a 1995 American comedy horror film directed by Fred Olen Ray and starring Priscilla Barnes, Veronica Carothers, and Robert Vaughn.It was written by Mark Thomas McGee and shot by Gary Graver. Ray said it was the last of his ""scream queen"" films as the bottom was about to drop out of that market.<EOS>"
2486,164386,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_World_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Rowley_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_World_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Rowley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_World_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jacqueline Soohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_World_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Rowley_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_World_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Rowley_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_World_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fourth World War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_World_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_World_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_World_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_World_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_World_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_World_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_war<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Fourth World War is a 2003 documentary film directed by Richard Rowley and Jacqueline Soohen.  Its subject is various current or recent resistance movements in different parts of the world.<EOS>
2487,8897,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Lehrman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutual_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Lehrman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutual_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Between Showers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1914_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mutual_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Lehrman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1914_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1914_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Showers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Mack_Sennett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Between Showers is a 1914 short film made by Keystone Studios and directed by Henry Lehrman. It starred Charlie Chaplin, Ford Sterling, Emma Clifton, and Chester Conklin.<EOS>"
2488,136162,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal-International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Teddy Baird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal-International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Rattigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Browning Version<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Terence_Rattigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Terence_Rattigan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Browning Version is a 1951 British drama film based on the 1948 play of the same name by Terence Rattigan. It was directed by Anthony Asquith and starred Michael Redgrave. In 1994, the play was filmed again with Albert Finney in the lead.<EOS>"
2489,167191,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lydia Dean Pilcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rhonda Britton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janet K. Rauch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pets or Meat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:POV_(TV_series)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pets_or_Meat:_The_Return_to_Flint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flint,_Michigan<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Pets or Meat: The Return to Flint is a 1992 American short PBS documentary film written, co-produced and directed by Michael Moore, featuring the director returning to his hometown of Flint, Michigan, to catch-up with some of the characters featured in his previous film Roger & Me (1989). The film's title refers to Rhonda Britton, a Flint resident featured in both films, who sells rabbits as either pets or meat.<EOS>"
2490,83201,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Weary Willies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weary_Willies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Weary Willies is a 1929 animated short produced by George Winkler which stars Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. The film is also the penultimate Oswald cartoon created during the Winkler period.<EOS>
2491,166932,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Stephens_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monroe_Shaff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Hersholt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Lovett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Baldwin_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Stephens_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monroe_Shaff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_McLellan_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Lardner_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Courageous Dr. Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Medical-themed_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ring_Lardner_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dr._Christian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courageous_Dr._Christian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Courageous Dr. Christian is a 1940 American film directed by Bernard Vorhaus. The film is the second entry in the film series about Dr. Christian.<EOS>
2492,101777,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Dorfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrea Dorfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kimberly Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael LeBlanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Megan Dunlop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Godfree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marcia Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marla McLean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Dorfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Dorfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Dorfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Parsley Days<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parsley_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrea_Dorfman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Parsley Days is a Canadian feature film directed by Andrea Dorfman. The movie takes place in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The film premiered on September  12, 2000, at the Toronto International Film Festival. The film was named one of Canada's Top Ten by the Toronto International Film Festival Group in 2001. The movie stars Megan Dunlop, Michael Leblanc, Marla McLean, Marcia Connolly and Bruce Godfree.<EOS>"
2493,153359,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sellers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry-Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luciana_Paluzzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carlton-Browne of the F.O.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Caribbean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Addison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton-Browne_of_the_F.O.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeffrey_Dell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Carlton-Browne of the F.O. (U.S. title: Man in a Cocked Hat) is a 1959 British comedy film directed by Roy Boulting and Jeffrey Dell and starring Terry-Thomas, Peter Sellers, and Luciana Paluzzi. It was written by Boulting and Dell and produced by John Boulting.The film centres on an inept Foreign Office (F.O.) diplomat who is sent to re-establish good relations with the island of Gaillardia, an obscure former British colony that attracts the attention of both the UK and the USSR for its mineral deposits.<EOS>"
2494,141312,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bunny Hugged<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Professional_wrestling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bunny_Hugged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bunny Hugged is a 1951 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies short, directed by Chuck Jones and written by Michael Maltese. The short was released on March 10, 1951, and stars Bugs Bunny. Bunny Hugged is essentially a re-working of Jones' 1948 short Rabbit Punch, substituting wrestling for boxing.<EOS>"
2495,69968,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Gettysburg_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_Hoffman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Gettysburg_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Gettysburg_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Battle of Gettysburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Gettysburg_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Gettysburg_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Gettysburg_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Gettysburg_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Gettysburg_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Gettysburg_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Gettysburg_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Gettysburg_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_American_Civil_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Gettysburg_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Battle_of_Gettysburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Gettysburg_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herman_Hoffman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Battle of Gettysburg is a 1955 American documentary film about the Battle of Gettysburg during the American Civil War. The film was nominated for two Academy Awards.The documentary was filmed in Cinemascope and Eastmancolor entirely on location at the Gettysburg National Military Park in south-central Pennsylvania. Leslie Nielsen provides narration, while songs from the Civil War era are played in the background with the sound effects of battle. At the end of the film, Nielsen reads the Gettysburg Address.No actors appear onscreen. Memorial statues and bas-reliefs already present on the battlefield were photographed from various angles and distances, then the footage was juxtaposed to suggest that the static images were actual characters taking part in a dramatic re-enactment of the battle. In some scenes, the turbulence created by an off-screen helicopter is used to press down tall grasses, suggesting the passage of invisible soldiers.In 1956, the film was nominated for Oscars for Best Documentary, Short Subject (Dore Schary) and Best Short Subject, Two-reel (also for Dore Schary).<EOS>"
2496,2942,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lester_Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pursued<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pursued_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Borneo<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pursued is a 1934 American drama film directed by Louis King and starring Rosemary Ames, Victor Jory and Russell Hardie. Produced and distributed by Fox Film Corporation. It is based on a story from the Saturday Evening Post, The Painted Lady, by Larry Evans. It was previously filmed by Fox as a silent When a Man Sees Red in 1917.<EOS>"
2497,115295,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Noy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Noy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Broken Rosary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Rosary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Broken Rosary is a 1934 British musical film directed by Harry Hughes and starring Derek Oldham, Margaret Yarde and Vesta Victoria. It was made at Isleworth Studios.<EOS>"
2498,103802,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Gordon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mannie Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Terry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Gordon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kiko Foils the Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_kangaroos_and_wallabies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_foxes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mannie_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_Foils_the_Fox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Terrytoons_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kiko Foils the Fox is a 1936 short animated film produced by Terrytoons and distributed by 20th Century Fox. It is the third film to feature Kiko the Kangaroo, and the second one where the character goes solo. The film was also reissued by Castle Films under the alternate title of The Foxy Fox!<EOS>"
2499,123948,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_New_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Gilliam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_New_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_business_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Frizzell_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_companies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_business<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wal-Mart:_The_High_Cost_of_Low_Price<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walmart<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price is a 2005 documentary film by director Robert Greenwald and Brave New Films about the American multinational corporation and retail conglomerate Walmart. The film presents a negative picture of Walmart's business practices through interviews with former employees, small business owners, and footage of Walmart executives.  Greenwald also uses statistics interspersed between interview footage, to provide an objective analysis of the effects Walmart has on individuals and communities.<EOS>"
2500,81584,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Halperin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Brock_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>June Storey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edith_Fellows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alice White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Halperin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Brock_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_McLeod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Kerr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girls' Town<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Halperin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Girls' Town is a 1942 American drama film directed by Victor Halperin and starring Edith Fellows, June Storey and Alice White.<EOS>"
2501,56701,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Woodruff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Woodruff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady, Let's Dance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Figure_skating_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady,_Let's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Woodruff<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Lady, Let's Dance is a 1944 black-and-white film directed by Frank Woodruff that was nominated for two Oscars. Produced by Monogram Studios, the film is unique as an ice skating musical.Lady, Let's Dance stars ice skater Belita as herself, James Ellison, and Walter Catlett.  Appearances also include ice skating artists Myrtle Godfrey and the renowned comedy ice team Werner Groebli & Hansruedi (Hans) Mauch (more commonly known as Frick and Frack).Edward Kay's Oscar-nominated score included: ""Golden Dreams"", ""Silver Shadows"", ""In the Days of Beau Brummel"", ""Ten Million Men and a Girl"", ""Dream of Dreams"", ""Rio"", ""Happy Hearts"", ""Esperanza"", and the title song ""Lady, Let's Dance"".Myrtle Godfrey sported the same green bonnet with ostrich plume worn by Vivien Leigh in Gone with the Wind.<EOS>"
2502,103834,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sut_Jhally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Media_Education_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sut_Jhally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Media_Education_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Killing Us Softly 4: Advertising's Image of Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_feminism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_advertising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_sexuality<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Us_Softly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Social_impact_of_advertising<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Killing Us Softly is an American documentary series by Jean Kilbourne, produced and distributed by the Media Education Foundation. First released in 1979 and since revised and updated three times, most recently in 2010, it focuses on images of women in advertising; in particular on gender stereotypes, the effects of advertising on women's self-image, and the objectification of women's bodies.The two most recent updates, Killing Us Softly 3 and Killing Us Softly 4, were produced by the Media Education Foundation and directed by Sut Jhally. Using modern print and television advertisements, the films make connections between unrealistic media portrayals of women and problems such as ""eating disorders, men's violence against women, and the political backlash against feminism.""<EOS>"
2503,161723,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_with_Me_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Moloney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_with_Me_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Nine Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_with_Me_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_with_Me_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Hehir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_with_Me_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Gibney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_with_Me_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Haydon Samuels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_with_Me_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_with_Me_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Live with Me Dad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_with_Me_Dad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_with_Me_Dad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_with_Me_Dad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_with_Me_Dad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_with_Me_Dad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_with_Me_Dad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Moloney<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Live with Me Dad is a 1985 TV movie, produced by Crawfords Australia. The film is about six-year-old Crispy who lives with his destitute father Sid (Hehir). Based on a true story, it follows the street adventures of a father and son and his unconventional upbringing. A heart warming film that explores the extraordinary bond between a father and his son, amidst the pressures and emotions of those who would separate them.<EOS>"
2504,112286,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Graver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Ventures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Sotos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Graver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Ventures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Sotos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Graver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Texas Lightning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Lightning_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_Graver<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Texas Lightning is a 1981 film written and directed by Gary Graver and starring Cameron Mitchell, Cameron Mitchell Jr., Maureen McCormick, and Peter Jason.The film was originally intended as a serious drama that was to be called The Boys, but the producers demanded that Graver re-edit it into a comedy.<EOS>"
2505,74017,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Sholder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas M. Hammel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Susan Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Torn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_McGavin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Earl_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_DeMunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Powers_Boothe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_De_Mornay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Jenkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Sholder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Action<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_military_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Air_Force<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_World_War_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Techno-thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1991<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_presidential_succession_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disaster_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Sholder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:By_Dawn's_Early_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Strategic_Air_Command<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>By Dawn's Early Light is an HBO original movie, first aired in 1990. It is based on the 1983 novel Trinity's Child, written by William Prochnau.<EOS>"
2506,25269,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Shoemaker and the Elves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Color_Rhapsody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_elves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shoemaker_and_the_Elves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_shoemakers<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Shoemaker and the Elves is a 1935 Color Rhapsodies short directed by Arthur Davis. It concerns a poor shoemaker who gives a little boy shelter from a storm.<EOS>
2507,76477,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Ratner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jake_Monaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eddie Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kim Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Alda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Broderick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Stiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Téa Leoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Casey Affleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Peña<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judd Hirsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabourey Sidibe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen McKinley Henderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Ratner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Nathanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tower Heist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack_album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christophe_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_con_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jeff_Nathanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Midlife_crisis_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Imagine_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Brian_Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thanksgiving_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_Heist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brett_Ratner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tower Heist is a 2011 American heist comedy film directed by Brett Ratner, written by Ted Griffin and Jeff Nathanson, based on a story by Bill Collage, Adam Cooper and Griffin and starring Ben Stiller and Eddie Murphy with Casey Affleck, Alan Alda, Matthew Broderick, Judd Hirsch, Téa Leoni, Michael Peña, and Gabourey Sidibe in supporting roles. The plot follows employees of an exclusive apartment building who lose their pensions in the Ponzi scheme of a Wall Street businessman and enlist the aid of a criminal, a bankrupt businessman, and an immigrant maid to break into his apartment and steal back their money while avoiding the FBI agents in charge of his case. The film marked one of Heavy D's final roles and the last to be released while he was still alive as he died on November 8, 2011, four days after its theatrical release.Tower Heist began development as early as 2005, based on an idea by Murphy that would star him and an all-black cast of comedians as a heist group who rob Trump International Hotel and Tower. As the script developed and changed into an Ocean's Eleven–style caper, Murphy left the project. Ratner continued to develop the idea into what would eventually become Tower Heist, with Murphy later rejoining the production. Filming took place entirely in New York City on a budget of $75 million (after tax rebates), with several buildings provided by Donald Trump used to represent the eponymous tower. The film's soundtrack album and musical score was composed by Christophe Beck and produced by Jake Monaco and was released on November 1, 2011, by Varèse Sarabande, Back Lot Music and Colosseum Records.Prior to release, the film was involved in a controversy over plans by Universal Pictures to release it for home viewing on video on demand to 500,000 Comcast customers, only three weeks after its cinematic debut. Concern over the implementation's harming ticket sales and inspiring further films to follow suit resulted in several theater chains' refusal to show the film at all if the plan went ahead, forcing Universal to abandon the idea.Tower Heist was theatrically released on November 4, 2011, in the United States by Universal Pictures. However, the film received mixed reviews from critics, with praise going to the cast, including Broderick, Leoni, and Stiller. Murphy's performance was repeatedly singled out, with critics feeling that he displayed a welcome return to the comedic style of his early career. Much of the criticism was focused on the plot, which was considered ""formulaic"", ""rushed"", ""dull"", and ""laborious"". The film failed to meet box-office expectations, earning only $152.9 million worldwide on a budget of $75–85 million.<EOS>"
2508,167575,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Space_Between_Us<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Leutwyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Space_Between_Us<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Sisto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Space_Between_Us<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>This Space Between Us<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Space_Between_Us<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Space_Between_Us<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Space_Between_Us<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Space_Between_Us<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Space_Between_Us<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Space_Between_Us<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Space_Between_Us<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Matthew_Leutwyler<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>This Space Between Us is a 1999 film directed by Matthew Leutwyler and starring Jeremy Sisto and Poppy Montgomery. It won the Moxie Award at the 2000 Santa Monica Film Festival.<EOS>
2509,103853,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bert I. Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Al Zimbalist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Henderson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Bryant_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Gallagher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanda_Curtis_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Zimbalist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>King Dinosaur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_planets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1960<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Dinosaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>King Dinosaur is a 1955 American science fiction film starring William Bryant and Wanda Curtis with narration by Marvin Miller. It was co-written, produced, and directed by Bert I. Gordon, in his directorial debut. The film was featured on season 2 of Mystery Science Theater 3000.<EOS>"
2510,24488,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry Bourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Hay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Inn of the Damned<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_colonial_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Victoria_(Australia)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1896<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terry_Bourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_bounty_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Western_(genre)_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Western_(genre)_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Inn of the Damned is a 1975 Australian western horror film, directed by Terry Bourke. It has been called Australia's first ""horror Western"".<EOS>"
2511,114442,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Biggest_Fan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Biggest_Fan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Criscione<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Biggest_Fan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Biggest Fan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Biggest_Fan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Biggest_Fan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Biggest_Fan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Biggest_Fan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Biggest_Fan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Biggest_Fan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Biggest_Fan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Biggest_Fan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Biggest_Fan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Biggest_Fan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Biggest_Fan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Biggest Fan is a film featuring the band Dream Street (Chris Trousdale, Jesse McCartney, Matt Ballinger, Frankie J. Galasso, and Greg Raposo).  The main characters are Chris Trousdale (playing himself) and his ""Biggest Fan"" Debbie Worden (Kaila Amariah). It was made in 2002 just before the band split because of the problems between their parents and producers; however, the film's release was postponed pending the outcome of a lawsuit between some of the band members and the band's management.  Chris Trousdale is prominently featured in the film, while the other Dream Street members have cameo roles in the beginning and the end of the film. Trousdale promoted the film at his concerts after filming was complete. The Biggest Fan was released on DVD on May 18, 2005 (USA/Canada) and in 2007 (Australia). The soundtrack was released by Edel.<EOS>"
2512,136484,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Malmuth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mancuso,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Guttenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Tambor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Art Hindle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Malmuth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mancuso,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanford_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Who Wasn't There<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Miles_Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_invisibility<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wasn't_There_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bruce_Malmuth<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>The Man Who Wasn't There is a 1983 American 3-D comedy film directed by Bruce Malmuth and starring Steve Guttenberg.<EOS>
2513,114716,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Oranges_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Haas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Oranges_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Haas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Oranges_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Blood Oranges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Oranges_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Oranges_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Oranges_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Oranges_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Oranges_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Oranges_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Oranges_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Oranges_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Oranges_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Oranges_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Philip_Haas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Blood Oranges is a 1997 erotic drama film directed by Philip Haas and starring Sheryl Lee, James C Ronning, Laila Robins, Rachael Bella, and Aida López. It is based on the 1970 erotic cult novel The Blood Oranges by John Hawkes.<EOS>"
2514,70660,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Leslie Norman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Norman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Borgnine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Lansbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Norman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Norman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Summer of the Seventeenth Doll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harold_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Australian_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Burt_Lancaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Norma_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_Norman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_of_the_Seventeenth_Doll_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Hill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Summer of the Seventeenth Doll (U.S. title: Season of Passion) is a 1959 Australian-British film directed by Leslie Norman and starring Ernest Borgnine, Anne Baxter, John Mills and Angela Lansbury. It was written by John Dighton based on the 1955 Ray Lawler play Summer of the Seventeenth Doll. It has been called ""one of the most frustrating movies ever made in Australia"" because ""it had terrific source material, the backing of a Hollywood studio, a decent group of filmmakers"" but the result was critically and commercially underwhelming.<EOS>"
2515,160302,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Aherne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marie_Ault<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eve Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John F. Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Silver Lining<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silver_Lining_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Silver Lining is a 1927 British silent drama film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Marie Ault, Patrick Aherne and Moore Marriott. The screenplay concerns two brothers who fight over a girl, leading one to frame the other for robbery. Later, guilt-ridden, he confesses and arranges his own death.<EOS>"
2516,165628,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slightly_Static<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>William Terhune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slightly_Static<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slightly_Static<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slightly_Static<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slightly_Static<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slightly_Static<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Slightly Static<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slightly_Static<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slightly_Static<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slightly_Static<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slightly_Static<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slightly_Static<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slightly_Static<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slightly_Static<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slightly_Static<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hal_Roach_Studios_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Slightly Static is a 1935 American short comedy film directed by William H. Terhune. It was the debut film of Roy Rogers who performed with the Sons of the Pioneers although his name was uncredited. It is the 17th entry in the series.<EOS>
2517,143381,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Song of Old Wyoming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinecolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Old_Wyoming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Song of Old Wyoming is a 1945 American Western film directed by Robert Emmett Tansey.  It was shot in Cinecolor and released by Producers Releasing Corporation. Western star Lash LaRue debuted in this film playing the Cheyenne Kid (Eddie Dean's sidekick in the film.)<EOS>
2518,135760,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:O'Dale_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmgroup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Carras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Caras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_S._Reppas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>O'Dale Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ashley_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:O'Dale_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmgroup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Carras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Caras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_S._Reppas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Slaven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ethelmae_Wilson_Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>High School Caesar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_School_Caesar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>High School Caesar is a 1960 American film directed by O'Dale Ireland.  Matt Stevens (John Ashley) as the ""guy with the power"" at his high school but everyone despises him.  He isn't, after all, known for his fairness and generosity.  The tables are turned, however, when his fellow students resent his power and show him up at a drag race. Filmgroup released the film as a double feature with Date Bait.<EOS>"
2519,118190,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilhelm_Thiele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Modern Talking Picture Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Chertok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilhelm_Thiele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Chertok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Du Pont Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilhelm_Thiele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Du_Pont_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Wilhelm_Thiele<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Du Pont Story is a 1950 American historical drama film directed by Wilhelm Thiele and starring Eduard Franz, Marcel Journet and Sigrid Gurie.<EOS>"
2520,163541,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_F._Edelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olivia_de_Havilland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Payne_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Brent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_F._Edelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Fessier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wings of the Navy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_Navy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wings of the Navy  is a 1939 American drama film directed by Lloyd Bacon and starring George Brent, Olivia de Havilland and John Payne. Like many of the Warner Bros. features in the pre-World War II era, it was intended to serve as propaganda for the U.S. military and received heavy support from the U.S. Navy, which also considered the film as a recruiting tool.<EOS>"
2521,140006,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Fier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Fier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_J._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Brice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doughboys in Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_in_Ireland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Leipold<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Doughboys in Ireland is a 1943 American musical war film directed by Lew Landers and starring Kenny Baker, Jeff Donnell and Lynn Merrick. The film offered an early role for future star Robert Mitchum, who appeared in many films that year.<EOS>"
2522,169756,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Geneviève Jolliffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Jones, Jagjit Singh Banwait, David Hardwick, Ian Hierons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Connery, Stephanie Buttle, Heather Ann Foster, Nicola Stapleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Jones_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Jones_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Urban Ghost Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rupert_Gregson-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scottish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Glasgow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Ghost_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_horror_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Urban Ghost Story is a 1998 British horror film directed by Geneviève Jolliffe, written by Geneviève Jolliffe and Chris Jones, and starring Jason Connery, Nicola Stapleton, Billy Boyd, Stephanie Buttle, and Heather Ann Foster. Praised for its mixture of creepy fabulism and kitchen sink realism, the film is set in a high-rise housing estate in Glasgow, Scotland.<EOS>"
2523,65468,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Downes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trinity_Broadcasting_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David A. R. White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Downes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Downes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cosimo Michael Occhipinti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David A. R. White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Dean_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Downes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Downes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trinity_Broadcasting_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._R._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Downes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Downes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._R._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Downes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chipper_Lowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Six: The Mark Unleashed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christian_apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Kevin_Downes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Bobby_Downes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_A._R._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Downes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six:_The_Mark_Unleashed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kevin_Downes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Six: The Mark Unleashed is a 2004 Christian action-drama film directed by Kevin Downes and starring Stephen Baldwin, Kevin Downes, David A. R. White, Eric Roberts, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan. It was released June 29, 2004, and debuted at #6 on the Christian Booksellers Association Best Sellers List.<EOS>"
2524,90439,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvio_Amadio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Delta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Italo Zingarelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Farley Granger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosalba Neri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Bouchet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dino Mele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nino Segurini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrizia Viotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Petar Martinovic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Umberto Raho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvio_Amadio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvio_Amadio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Amuck!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giallo_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amuck!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Silvio_Amadio<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Amuck! (Italian: Alla ricerca del piacere, lit. 'In Pursuit of Pleasure') is a 1972 Italian giallo film written and directed by Silvio Amadio.<EOS>"
2525,148497,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Jackson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Benitez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kurtis_Blow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_E.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Titelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonnie_Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Jam_&_Terry_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blair Underwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The Fat Boys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Run-D.M.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sheila E.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>New Edition<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kurtis Blow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Jackson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Farquhar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Krush Groove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Synthpop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>U.S.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_hip_hop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_York_City_hip_hop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hip_hop_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hip_hop_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_produced_by_Jimmy_Jam_and_Terry_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_produced_by_Rick_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Records_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krush_Groove<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Records_compilation_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Krush Groove is a 1985 American musical comedy-drama film distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures that was written by Ralph Farquhar and directed by Michael Schultz (who also produced the movie, along with George Jackson and Doug McHenry). This film is loosely based on the early days of Def Jam Recordings and up-and-coming record producer Russell Simmons (renamed Russell Walker in the film), portrayed by Blair Underwood in his feature film debut. Simmons was the film's co-producer and story consultant; he also had a cameo in the film as a club owner named Crocket.<EOS>"
2526,160049,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cassavetes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice McEndree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nikos_Papatakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Carruthers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lelia_Goldoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Hurd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cassavetes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nikos_Papatakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cassavetes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Alan_Aurthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shadows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jazz_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_16_mm_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_interracial_romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Cassavetes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shadows is a 1959 American independent drama film directed by John Cassavetes about race relations during the Beat Generation years in New York City. The film stars Ben Carruthers, Lelia Goldoni, and Hugh Hurd as three black siblings, though only one of them is dark-skinned enough to be considered African American. The film was initially shot in 1957 and shown in 1958, but a poor reception prompted Cassavetes to rework it in 1959. Promoted as a completely improvisational film, it was intensively rehearsed in 1957, and in 1959 it was fully scripted.The film depicts two weeks in the lives of three siblings on the margins of society: two brothers who are struggling jazz musicians and their light-skinned younger sister who goes through three relationships, one with an older white writer, one with a shallow white lover, and finally one with a gentle young black admirer.Film scholars consider Shadows a milestone of American independent cinema. In 1960, the film won the Critics Award at the Venice Film Festival.In 1993, Shadows was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
2527,135854,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Honest Love and True<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_Love_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yukon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Honest Love and True is a 1938 Fleischer Studios animated short film starring Betty Boop and her stage partner who's similar to a Snidely Whiplash character, and also another character who's playing as what seems to be a park official.This is the last in a series of Betty Boop melodrama spoofs, which also included She Wronged Him Right (1934), Betty Boop's Prize Show (1934) and No! No! A Thousand Times No!! (1935).<EOS>"
2528,158922,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Noel Nosseck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Riche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Grillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ren Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Hilton-Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bryan O'Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Riche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Grillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Carter_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Youngblood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(Original_Motion_Picture_Soundtrack)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Funk_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Noel_Nosseck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Youngblood_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_action_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Youngblood is a 1978 American film directed by Noel Nosseck. It stars Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs and features Bryan O'Dell in the title role.  Ren Woods has a prominent supporting role. It was released by American International Pictures. The soundtrack to the film was written and performed by War.<EOS>
2529,70774,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(Australian_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Renown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Astor Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Heath_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chips_Rafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victoria_Shaw_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Guy Doleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chips Rafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max Osbiston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(Australian_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Heath_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chips_Rafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(Australian_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Phantom Stockman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Stockman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lee_Robinson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Phantom Stockman is a 1953 Australian Western film written and directed by Lee Robinson and starring Chips Rafferty, Victoria Shaw, Max Osbiston and Guy Doleman.It was the first of several movies produced by Lee Robinson in association with Chips Rafferty in the 1950s.<EOS>"
2530,64966,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_O._Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Weinstein Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruce Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donna Gigliotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacki Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert De Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bradley Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anupam Kher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_O._Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donna_Gigliotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_O._Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Musical_or_Comedy_Actress_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gambling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dance_competitions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_widowhood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Linings_Playbook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_O._Russell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Silver Linings Playbook is a 2012 American romantic comedy-drama film written and directed by David O. Russell. The film is based on Matthew Quick's 2008 novel The Silver Linings Playbook. It stars Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence, with Robert De Niro, Jacki Weaver, Chris Tucker, John Ortiz, Shea Whigham, Anupam Kher and Julia Stiles in supporting roles.The film is set in Lansdowne, Pennsylvania. Cooper plays Patrizio ""Pat"" Solitano Jr., a man with bipolar disorder who is released from a psychiatric hospital and moves back in with his parents (De Niro and Weaver). Pat is determined to win back his estranged wife. He meets a young widow, Tiffany Maxwell (Lawrence), who offers to help him get his wife back if he enters a dance competition with her. The two become closer as they train, and Pat, his father, and Tiffany examine their relationships with each other as they cope with their situations.Silver Linings Playbook premiered at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival on September 8, 2012, and was released in the United States on November 16, 2012. The film opened to critical acclaim, with praise for Russell's direction and screenplay, and the performances of Cooper and Lawrence. It grossed $236.4 million worldwide. A recipient of several accolades, it received eight nominations at the 85th Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor and Supporting Actress and with Lawrence winning the Academy Award for Best Actress.<EOS>"
2531,107721,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Santley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Hope_Crews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Everett_Horton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Conklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Her Master's Voice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Santley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Master's_Voice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Wanger<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Her Master's Voice is a 1936 film directed by Joseph Santley and based on the 1933 play Her Master's Voice by Clare Kummer. The film's sets were designed by the art director Alexander Toluboff.<EOS>
2532,44093,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_H._Knopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edwin H. Knopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Wilding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greer_Garson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Lamas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_H._Knopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_H._Knopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Spigelgass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Tunberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Law and the Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carmen_Dragon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_and_the_Lady_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edwin_H._Knopf<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Law and the Lady is a 1951 American comedy film directed by Edwin H. Knopf and starring Greer Garson, Michael Wilding (as twin brothers) and Fernando Lamas. It is not related to the Wilkie Collins novel The Law and the Lady. Very loosely based on the 1925 play The Last of Mrs. Cheyney by Frederick Lonsdale, the action is transferred to the turn of the century, the names are all changed, and the first half of the film shows the history of the two thieves. Previous film versions of the story, made in 1929, starring Norma Shearer, and 1937, starring Joan Crawford, retained the play's contemporary setting, included a crew of confederates, and opened with Mrs. Cheyney as an established figure in society. This film also ends differently from the play, with the partners in crime ending as romantic partners but going back to England to face the music for their very first swindle. In the play and in the two other films, Charles leaves and Mrs. Cheyney accepts Lord Dilling, who kisses her and declares: ""That's the Last of Mrs. Cheyney!""<EOS>"
2533,96741,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Peppard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Peppard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neville_Brand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Peppard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Savannah_Smith_Boucher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Peppard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Peppard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Five Days from Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Days_from_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bill_Conti<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Five Days from Home is a 1978 American drama film directed, produced and starring George Peppard, with Sherry Boucher, Savannah Smith, Neville Brand, Victor Campos, and Robert Donner.<EOS>"
2534,160792,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Umbrella Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Hay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Yemm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carla Hoogeveen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Hay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night of Fear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terry_Bourke<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Night of Fear is a 1972 Australian horror film, directed by Terry Bourke. It was written by Bourke and produced by Rod Hay. Its theme and style bears a resemblance to the horror classic The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, released two years later. The film is notable for having no dialogue or character names. It has been called ""the first Australian horror movie of the renaissance"".<EOS>"
2535,31455,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Fair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>On Our Selection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Our_Selection_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Steele_Rudd<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>On Our Selection (titled in the UK as Down On the Farm) is a 1932 comedy based on the Dad and Dave stories by Steele Rudd. These had been turned into a popular play by Bert Bailey and Edmund Duggan in 1912, which formed the basis for the screenplay. Bailey repeats his stage role as Dad Rudd. He also wrote the script with director Ken G. Hall.The movie was one of the most popular Australian films of all time.<EOS>"
2536,95065,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fair Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Exchange_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Ince<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fair Exchange is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Ralph Ince and starring Patric Knowles, Raymond Lovell and Cecil Humphreys. It was made at Teddington Studios as a quota quickie by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers.<EOS>"
2537,168426,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Transmission_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Odell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dean Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chevy Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacob Elordi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wayne Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cleese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shane Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Hogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olivia Newton-John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nate Torrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachael Carpani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reginald VelJohnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kerry Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlotte Stent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Transmission_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Odell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_old_age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_21st_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_not_released_in_theaters_due_to_the_COVID-19_pandemic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Excellent_Mr._Dundee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee  is a 2020 Australian comedy film directed by Dean Murphy, written by Robert Mond and Dean Murphy, and starring Paul Hogan, Rachael Carpani, Jacob Elordi, Charlotte Stent, Nate Torrence, Chevy Chase, John Cleese, Olivia Newton-John, Reginald VelJohnson, Shane Jacobson, Wayne Knight and Kerry Armstrong.Paul Hogan is reluctantly thrust back into the spotlight as he desperately attempts to restore his sullied reputation on the eve of being knighted. The title pays homage to Hogan's famous role of Crocodile Dundee.It was released on Amazon Prime Video on 17 July 2020, and was the final film Olivia Newton-John starred in before her death in 2022.<EOS>"
2538,155680,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Burt Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Secrets of a Nurse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Lubin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Secrets of a Nurse is a 1938 American sports drama film directed by Arthur Lubin and starring Edmund Lowe, Helen Mack, and Dick Foran.Universal liked the film so much, they assigned Lubin to make Forgotten Boys a film about young men facing unemployment out of college. (It appears this film was never made).<EOS>"
2539,149551,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_B._Schoedsack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Merian C. Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank McHugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Douglas Fowley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_B._Schoedsack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merian_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merian_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mighty Joe Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_apes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roy_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Visual_Effects_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ernest_B._Schoedsack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_gorillas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_monster_movies<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mighty Joe Young (also known as Mr. Joseph Young of Africa and The Great Joe Young) is a 1949 American black and white fantasy film distributed by RKO Radio Pictures and produced by the same creative team responsible for King Kong (1933). The film was produced and directed by Merian C. Cooper, co-directed by Ernest B. Schoedsack, and written by Ruth Rose. It stars Robert Armstrong, Terry Moore, and Ben Johnson in his first credited screen role. Animation effects were handled by Willis O'Brien, Ray Harryhausen, Pete Peterson, and Marcel Delgado. It was released on July 13, 1949, and underperformed at the box office though reviews were generally positive. In 1950 the film won an Academy Award for special effects.Mighty Joe Young tells the story of a young woman, Jill Young, living on her father's ranch in Africa. Jill has raised the title character, a large gorilla, from an infant and years later brings him to Hollywood.  The film explores the themes of domesticity, humanization, and primitivism. It was later remade in 1998 with Charlize Theron and Bill Paxton. From 2017 to 2018, Aberystwyth University hosted an exhibition about its production.<EOS>"
2540,169470,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount British Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alexander Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Howard_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benita_Hume<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Grossmith_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lajos_Bíró<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Vajda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Crawshay-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Service for Ladies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_restaurants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Hungarian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Service_for_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Service for Ladies (released as Reserved for Ladies in the U.S.) is a 1932 British comedy film, the second based on the novel The Head Waiter by Ernest Vajda. The film was directed by Alexander Korda and starred Leslie Howard and Elizabeth Allan.A previous production as a 1927 silent film which starred Adolphe Menjou is now a lost film.<EOS>"
2541,5505,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Redd Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Marks_(performer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Say It with Diamonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Diamonds_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Say It with Diamonds is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Redd Davis and starring Frank Pettingell, Eve Becke and Vera Bogetti.It was shot as a quota quickie at Walton Studios for distribution by the British subsidiary of MGM.<EOS>"
2542,25043,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Robison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lars_Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carl Harbord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lya_De_Putti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Robison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolf_E._Vanloo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benn_W._Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liam_O'Flaherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Informer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Irish_Republican_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Robison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_War_of_Independence_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informer_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Liam_O'Flaherty's_works<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Informer is a 1929 British sound part-talkie drama film directed by Arthur Robison and starring Lya De Putti, Lars Hanson, Warwick Ward and Carl Harbord. The picture was based on the 1925 novel The Informer by Liam O'Flaherty. In the film, a man betrays his best friend, a member of the outlawed Irish Republican Army, to the authorities and is then pursued by the other members of the organisation. The later better-known adaptation The Informer (1935) was directed by John Ford.<EOS>"
2543,32229,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:José_Luis_Merino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Roger Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hispamer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Orbita Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Prodimex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Agostina_Belli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlos_Quiney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erna_Schurer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:José_Luis_Merino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scream of the Demon Lover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Demon_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scream of the Demon Lover (released in Italy as Il castello dalle porte di fuoco/ The Castle With the Door of Fire) is a horror film, originally written under the title Ivanna. It was released in France as Le Monstre du château, and in Mexico as El Castillo di Frankestein. It was written by Enrico Colombo and Maria del Carmen Martinez Roman, with input from the director Jose Luis Merino. Roger Corman bought the film for his New World Pictures to put on a drive-in double bill with The Velvet Vampire. The film was cut in the U.S. from 98 minutes to only 78 minutes, eliminating some of the nudity and gore.<EOS>"
2544,137675,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Troell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Matofsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Hackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Troell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Matofsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Norman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillian_Bos_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Zandy's Bride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zandy's_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jan_Troell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Zandy's Bride is a 1974 American Western film directed by Jan Troell and starring Gene Hackman and Liv Ullmann.The film is also known as For Better, for Worse in the United States (TV title). It was filmed on location near Big Sur, California.<EOS>"
2545,140138,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Chesterfield Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerie_Hobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>G. P. Huntley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Perez_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Faith_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>August Weekend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Weekend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Lamont<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>August Weekend or August Week End or Week-End Madness is a 1936 American drama film directed by Charles Lamont and starring Valerie Hobson, Paul Harvey and G. P. Huntley. The screenplay was adapted by Paul Perez from a story by Faith Baldwin. It was produced by Chesterfield Motion Pictures and distributed by Grand National Distributors.<EOS>"
2546,161773,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_Eberhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Showtime Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Lam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morgan Fairchild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noel Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Townsend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Zuckerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Caroline Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_Eberhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Lam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_Eberhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Was a Teenage Faust<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thom_Eberhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_the_Faust_legend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Was_a_Teenage_Faust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Was a Teenage Faust is a 2002 made-for-television film of an adolescent who sells his soul to the Devil to achieve popularity. It was directed by Thom Eberhardt and although the film takes place in Indiana, it was filmed in south-western British Columbia.<EOS>"
2547,133942,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonio_Bido<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Giovanni Di Clemente<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Domenico Lo Zito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirk_Benedict<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patsy_Kensit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_McGinley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonio_Bido<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonio_Bido<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blue Tornado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:UFO-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tornado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_aviation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blue Tornado is a 1991 Italian action thriller film directed by Antonio Bido and starring Dirk Benedict, Ted McGinley, and Patsy Kensit.<EOS>"
2548,33424,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. J. Abrams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryan Burk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lizzy Caplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>T.J. Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Stahl-David<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Vogel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Odette Yustman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Burk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._J._Abrams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drew_Goddard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cloverfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rob's Party Mix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2008<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_invasions_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Giacchino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Found_footage_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Camcorder_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Internet_memes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_nonlinear_narrative_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kaiju_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_and_television_memes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Matt_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bad_Robot_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cloverfield_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_J._J._Abrams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Drew_Goddard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cloverfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Internet_memes_introduced_in_2008<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cloverfield is a 2008 American found footage monster horror film directed by Matt Reeves and written by Drew Goddard. It stars Lizzy Caplan, Jessica Lucas, T.J. Miller (in his film debut), Michael Stahl-David, Mike Vogel, and Odette Yustman. In the film, six friends attempt to flee from a monster that attacks New York City.Development began when producer J. J. Abrams started conceptualizing a monster film and enlisted Neville Page to design the eventual creature, called Clover. In February 2007, the project was secretly greenlit by Paramount Pictures and produced by Abrams's Bad Robot. Principal photography took place in Los Angeles and New York City in 2007. The project had several working titles, including Slusho, Cheese, and Greyshot. As part of a viral marketing campaign, a teaser trailer was released ahead of screenings of Transformers (2007) without a title. The final title was revealed in a second teaser trailer attached to screenings of Beowulf (2007). With limited pre-release details, it garnered online speculation, including forums and websites dedicated to uncovering hidden information about the film. Several tie-ins, including a prequel manga series, were released as part of the marketing campaign.Cloverfield was released on January 18, 2008, and received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised Reeves's direction and the cinéma vérité style narrative. It earned $172 million worldwide at the box office against a $25 million budget. It is the first installment of the Cloverfield franchise, followed by 10 Cloverfield Lane in 2016 and The Cloverfield Paradox in 2018. A direct sequel is in development.<EOS>"
2549,68020,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Asim Chaudhry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Merchant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sophia Di Martino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Woolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Click & Collect<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cumbria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Bedfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bedford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Click_&_Collect<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carlisle,_Cumbria<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Click & Collect is a British comedy television film directed by Ben Palmer, written by Joe Tucker and Lloyd Woolf. The film stars Asim Chaudhry and Stephen Merchant, following Andrew and his neighbour Dev as they travel 300 miles to Carlisle to buy a Christmas present for Andrew's daughter.<EOS>"
2550,6228,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duncan_Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Kushner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Spengler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Wyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Guy J. Louthan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Tobias<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Hurley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Sisto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Method<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Romania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Romanian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Donald_Kushner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Romania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Romania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romanian_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Method_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swiss_horror_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Method is a 2004 thriller film directed by Duncan Roy. The international co-production is a film within a film about a cast and crew who are in Romania to make a film about serial killer, Belle Gunness.<EOS>"
2551,167264,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Southern Fried Rabbit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Southern_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yosemite_Sam_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Abraham_Lincoln<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race-related_controversies_in_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ethnic_humour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Fried_Rabbit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Harriet_Beecher_Stowe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Southern Fried Rabbit is a 1953 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The cartoon was released on May 2, 1953, and stars Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam.<EOS>"
2552,98120,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Bezencenet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Acker_Bilk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geoffrey Sumner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Jayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Bezencenet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Band of Thieves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_of_Thieves_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Bezencenet<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Band of Thieves is a 1962 British second feature ('B') musical film directed by Peter Bezencenet and starring Acker Bilk, Geoffrey Sumner and Jennifer Jayne. It was written by Lyn Fairhurst and Harold Shampan, and was produced in an attempt to cash in on the Trad jazz craze.According to Filmink ""there is something daggily endearing about the way the Rank Organisation missed out on making all the British rock musicals of the late 1950s and early 1960s that earned money (i.e. the ones with Tommy Steele, Cliff Richard, and The Beatles) but decided to invest in a trad jazz musical.""<EOS>"
2553,102777,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lee Fulkerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Virgil Films and Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Wendel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Corry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Esselstyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Caldwell Esselstyn, M.D.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John A. McDougall, M.D.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neal D. Barnard, M.D.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>T. Colin Campbell, Ph.D<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Forks Over Knives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_animal_rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_environmental_issues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_vegetarianism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vegetarianism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forks_Over_Knives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Plant-based_diets<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Forks Over Knives refers to both a 2011 American documentary film and a vegan brand that includes books, a magazine, and a website. The original film argues that avoiding animal products and ultra-processed foods, and instead eating a whole-food, plant-based diet (whole grains, legumes, tubers, vegetables, and fruits), may serve as a form of chronic illness intervention.<EOS>"
2554,65627,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fritz_Feld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Bryar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margia_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Flint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Evans_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Melton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Pelletti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Krah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thayer_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orville_H._Hampton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sky High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sky High is a 1951 American comedy film directed by Sam Newfield and starring Sid Melton, Mara Lynn, Sam Flint, Douglas Evans and Fritz Feld. The film has music composed by Bert Shefter.<EOS>"
2555,13166,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eli Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Allan A. Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>J. Lee Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Trimark Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mirror Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Filmways Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Cannon Group Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Balsam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lesley-Anne Down<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Trejo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dean Norris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elisabeth Shue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent D'Onofrio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hope Lange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Dickerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kay Lenz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Bronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Redfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Gardenia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathleen Tolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Francis Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John P. Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Joy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Franciosa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Soon-Tek Oh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beau Knapp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Saul Rubinek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Camila Morrone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Perry Lopez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed Lauter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deborah Raffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>J.D. Cannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Gonzalez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Welsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Sherwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eli_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_A._Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cannon_Group_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmways_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Carnahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_A._Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendell_Mayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gail_Morgan_Hickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death Wish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thriller_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Death_Wish_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pentalogies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Wish_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_1974<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Death Wish franchise is an American vigilante action-thriller film series based on the 1972 novel by Brian Garfield. The films follow the character Paul Kersey, portrayed by Charles Bronson in the original series, and Bruce Willis in the 2018 remake. While the first film received mixed reviews, the subsequent sequels, as well as the remake, were panned by critics. The series made $87 million against a combined production budget of $61 million. Charles Bronson was the only actor to have appeared in all five films.<EOS>"
2556,25606,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_O._Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Educational_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_O._Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_O._Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Educational_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_O._Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Take This Hammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_African_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_This_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_history_of_California<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Take This Hammer is a 1964 American documentary film produced and directed by KQED (TV)'s Richard O. Moore for National Educational Television in 1963. The film first aired on February 4, 1964, in the Bay Area, at 7:30 pm on Ch.9 KQED.It features KQED's mobile film unit following author and activist James Baldwin in the spring of 1963, as he is driven around San Francisco to meet with members of the local African American community. He is escorted by Youth For Service's executive director Orville Luster and trying to establish: ""The real situation of Negroes in the city, as opposed to the image San Francisco would like to present."" He declares: ""There is no moral distance ... between the facts of life in San Francisco and the facts of life in Birmingham. Someone's got to tell it like it is. And that's where it's at."" Baldwin has frank exchanges with local people on the street and meets with community leaders in the Bayview and Western Addition neighborhoods. He also reflects on the racial inequality that African Americans are forced to confront and at one point tries to lift the morale of a young man, by expressing his conviction that: ""There will be a Negro president of this country but it will not be the country that we are sitting in now.""A 16 mm print of Take This Hammer was digitally restored in 2009 by the San Francisco Bay Area Television Archive and screened at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in August with an introduction by Moore, who discussed the film with his cinematographer, Academy Award-winning documentary maker Irving Saraf.In January 2011, Moore pointed out that nearly fifteen minutes of somewhat controversial statements from kids at Hunters Point were cut from his film. This was a concession that he deeply regretted. It was made following complaints from the KQED Board. They felt that the lengthy sequences with young Black Muslims were excessive and that the film should not be broadcast. Cutting the sequences shifted the attention to Baldwin and away from the Black Muslims. In the interests of getting the film broadcast, Moore agreed to the cuts. This cleared the way for both local and national broadcast. It also placed a great strain on his relationship with James Baldwin. He was genuinely surprised at the intensity of the anger expressed by the youth and felt that this should be the major emphasis of the film. The long monologue at the end of the film shifted the attention back to Baldwin. This may have made it more of an ""artful"" documentary but at the expense of, once again, ignoring the plight of young, urban African Americans. A 16mm film print featuring Moore's original edit (59 minutes long) was identified in the KQED Film Collection at the San Francisco Bay Area Television Archive in June 2013 which contained 15 minutes of extra footage, mostly featuring scenes of African American youth speaking with Baldwin about their lives and the police, on the streets of San Francisco. Movette Film Transfer of San Francisco remastered this 16mm positive film print in August 2013 in 2K resolution (2048x1556 pixels), using a Kinetta film scanner.Moore also noted that there are no full credits at the end of the film. The person who made the connection with Baldwin possible was Mary Ann Pollard. Those involved with the KQED Film Unit were Irving Saraf, Phil Greene, and sound engineer Hank McGill. It was McGill's Corvair station wagon that was rigged up for filming in motion. They didn't have a wireless camera and recorder, but did have Irving squeezed into the trunk (the Corvair engine was in the rear) and Phil was on his stomach in the rear sharing space with a Magnasync.On February 5, 2014, there was a free public screening of Take this Hammer (the director's cut) at the Bayview Opera House on Third Street in San Francisco, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the film's first television broadcast. This community event was organized and co-sponsored by the Center for Political Education (CPE), the San Francisco Bay Area Television Archive, the Bayview Branch of the San Francisco Public Library and POWER (People Organized to Win Employment Rights). The San Francisco Arts Commission also assisted with producing this event.In March and April 2014 sound editor John Nutt digitally restored the film's optical soundtrack, to improve the audio quality for long term preservation. This was made publicly available online in April.<EOS>"
2557,140134,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hurwitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wizard Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Linnea Quigley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Cassidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bonnie Werchan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hurwitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Auditions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mockumentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auditions_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Hurwitz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Auditions is a 1978 American erotic mockumentary black comedy film directed by Harry Hurwitz (credited as Harry Tampa). It was written by Albert Band and Charles Band, and stars Bonnie Werchan, Rick Cassidy and Linnea Quigley. Hurwitz also appears in the film as the director, although he is not credited. The film follows the process of casting actors and actresses for a pornographic film. Although several actual porn stars are in the film, it does not depict any actual sexual acts. It was remade in 1999 as Auditions from Beyond.<EOS>"
2558,133913,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark G. Gilhuis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Prism Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Philip Yordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark G. Gilhuis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff O'Haco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pamela Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raymond Elmendorf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Yordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Yordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bloody Wednesday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Diego<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Wednesday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bloody Wednesday is a 1988 thriller film directed by Mark G. Gilhuis and starring Raymond Elmendorf, Pamela Baker, and Jeff O'Haco. It is based on the events of the San Ysidro McDonald's massacre.<EOS>"
2559,6383,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Star_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Star_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Mean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mafia_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mean_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_crime_action_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Mr. Mean is a 1977 action crime film written and directed by Fred Williamson.<EOS>
2560,51655,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Cecil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Spectacle Maker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spectacle_Maker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Spectacle Maker is a 1934 short film directed by John Farrow and starring Nora Cecil. It was Farrow's directorial debut. It was filmed in full three-strip Technicolor.<EOS>
2561,24546,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deran_Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trans_World_Entertainment_(film_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Star Classics Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Abbott, Beatrice Ring, Teagan Clive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deran_Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trans_World_Entertainment_(film_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Edwards_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Interzone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Lazio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Deran_Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stefano_Mainetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interzone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Interzone is a 1987 Italian sci-fi action film produced by Trans World Entertainment and directed by Deran Sarafian, with original music composed by Stefano Mainetti, starring Bruce Abbott, Beatrice Ring, and Teagan Clive.<EOS>"
2562,148323,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kostas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Cox_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kostas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Greg Lynch Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kostas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kostas Kallergis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kostas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Cox_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kostas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Aronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kostas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kostas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kostas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kostas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kostas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kostas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kostas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kostas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Kostas is a 1979 film directed by Paul Cox about a Greek taxi driver.<EOS>
2563,71135,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:USA_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victoria Riskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_W._Rintels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Patrick_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:USA_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_W._Rintels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victoria_Riskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victoria_Riskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Antonia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nebraska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nebraska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Willa_Cather<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Czech-American_culture_in_Nebraska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:USA_Network_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Antonia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grand_Island,_Nebraska<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>My Antonia is a 1995 American drama television film directed by Joseph Sargent and written and produced by Victoria Riskin, based on the 1918 novel of the same name by Willa Cather. It stars Jason Robards, Eva Marie Saint, and Neil Patrick Harris. It was filmed in part at the Stuhr Museum in Grand Island, Nebraska, and aired on the USA Network on March 29, 1995.<EOS>"
2564,122065,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Bogart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Shayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Robards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mildred_Natwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Bogart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Shayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Arthur_B._Rubinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1946<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_operas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nebraska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_Without_a_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Bogart<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The House Without a Christmas Tree is a 1972 television movie, novelized into a children's book by Gail Rock in 1974, that centers on the relationship between Adelaide ""Addie"" Mills (Lisa Lucas), a bright and energetic only child, and her melancholy father, James Addison Mills III (Jason Robards). James had never recovered from the death of his wife Helen (Addie's mother), and is bitterly against ever having a Christmas tree in the house. The videotaped production was seen regularly on CBS during the holiday season between 1972 and 1977.<EOS>"
2565,45495,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Condon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mychelle Deschamps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_McDowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Allen_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_McCormack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Condon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Fantasy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bill_Condon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Die_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_crime_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man Who Wouldn't Die is a 1995 action mystery film by director Bill Condon.  The film, which aired as a movie of the week during the May Sweeps in 1995, stars Roger Moore, Nancy Allen and Malcolm McDowell. Internationally, it received either a theatrical or direct-to-video release.<EOS>"
2566,103391,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Jean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It Comes Up Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Skinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Comes_Up_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It Comes Up Love is a 1943 American black-and-white musical comedy starring Gloria Jean, Ian Hunter and Donald O'Connor. It is the only film starring Gloria Jean and O'Connor that does not also star Peggy Ryan, another of the talented teenagers under contract to Universal Studios.<EOS>"
2567,61562,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_L._Werker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Schach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_L._Werker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Schach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_L._Werker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Herman_J._Mankiewicz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Love in Exile is a 1936 British romantic adventure film directed by Alfred L. Werker and starring Helen Vinson, Clive Brook and Mary Carlisle.<EOS>"
2568,31581,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alisa Khazanova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fabrizio Conte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roman Volobuev<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ilya Dzhincharadze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Claudio Bellante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jillian Bokatzian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ryan Alan Dearth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claudio Bellante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Davenport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Beetem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noah Huntley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Raymont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marisa Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ari Barkan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zachary Le Vey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alisa_Khazanova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roman_Volobuev<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alisa_Khazanova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Middleground<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States, Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Russian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Middleground_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Russian_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Middleground is a Russian-American indie drama film directed and co-written by Alisa Khazanova. The film premiered at the Moscow International Film Festival on 27 June 2017 followed by a release in Russia on 2 November 2017. The film will receive a limited theatrical and VOD release in the United States on 18 May 2018.<EOS>
2569,104414,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvin_Willat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_R._Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Woodbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Owen_Davis_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Brokaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvin_Willat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_R._Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Gates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Luck of Roaring Camp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luck_of_Roaring_Camp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irvin_Willat<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Luck of Roaring Camp is a 1937 American western film directed by Irvin Willat and starring Owen Davis, Charles Brokaw and Joan Woodbury. It is based on the 1868 story The Luck of Roaring Camp by Bret Harte. It was shot at the Iverson Ranch in California.<EOS>"
2570,152731,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Mulvehill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cary Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Afanasieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Bolton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert N. Fried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bonnie Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Downey Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marisa Tomei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fisher Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joaquim de Almeida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cary_Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Fried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Only You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Orchestral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Popular<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Venice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tuscany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weddings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rachel_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Only_You_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Amalfi_Coast<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Only You is a 1994 American romantic comedy film directed by Norman Jewison and starring Marisa Tomei, Robert Downey Jr., Bonnie Hunt, Joaquim de Almeida, and Fisher Stevens. Written by Diane Drake and Malia Scotch Marmo (uncredited), the film is about a young woman whose search for the man she believes to be her soulmate leads her to Italy where she meets her destiny. Upon its release the film received mixed reviews, but critics praised Tomei's and Downey's performances.<EOS>"
2571,167402,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Wentworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tex Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Dougherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Twerp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cal_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Blow Out<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blow_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Blow Out is a 1936 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated short film directed by Tex Avery. The short was released on April 4, 1936, and is the first Porky Pig solo cartoon.<EOS>"
2572,31917,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bert Lovitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_Hill_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Milio; Alain Silver, Patrick Regan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Mars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hogan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_F._Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_Hill_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alain_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prince Jack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elmer_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_John_F._Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Civil_rights_movement_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Robert_F._Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Martin_Luther_King_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Lyndon_B._Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_John_F._Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Kennedy_family<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Prince Jack is a 1985 film from Castle Hill Productions which dramatizes some of the inner workings of the Kennedy administration, including efforts by Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy to address the issues arising from the Civil Rights Movement. Although primarily a dramatic narrative, Prince Jack also uses satire and black humor, especially with regard to the Kennedy brothers' complicated relationship with Lyndon B. Johnson.Prince Jack covers the period from the Democratic National Convention in July 1960 to the autumn of 1963, just prior to the assassination of John F. Kennedy. The film was written and directed by Bert Lovitt.<EOS>"
2573,111158,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Tan,_and_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Pollard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Tan,_and_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mantan_Moreland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Tan,_and_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Pollard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Tan,_and_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Tan,_and_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tall, Tan, and Terrific<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Tan,_and_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Tan,_and_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Tan,_and_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Tan,_and_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Tan,_and_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Tan,_and_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Tan,_and_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Tan,_and_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall,_Tan,_and_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_musical_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Tall, Tan, and Terrific is a 1946 American film directed by Bud Pollard and starring Mantan Moreland.<EOS>"
2574,69545,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Robins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bronson_Pinchot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Gorshin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samm-Art_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Parsekian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Schneider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcy_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Debra Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Berz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boaz_Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hot Resort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:St_Kitts_and_Nevis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:St_Kitts_and_Nevis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Boaz_Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Saint_Kitts_and_Nevis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Resort<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Saint_Kitts_and_Nevis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hot Resort is a 1985 comedy film directed by John Robins and starring Bronson Pinchot, Dan Schneider, Marcy Walker and Samm-Art Williams. It was shot on Saint Kitts with an American cast and crew.<EOS>"
2575,78672,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Marko Mäkilaakso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mikko_Leppilampi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Tiernan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>War of the Dead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Lithuania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nazi_zombie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Lithuania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Lithuanian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lithuanian_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>War of the Dead (also known as Stone's War) is a 2011 action horror film written and directed by Marko Mäkilaakso and starring Andrew Tiernan, Mikko Leppilampi, Jouko Ahola, Samuli Vauramo, Andreas Wilson, Mark Wingett, and Antti Reini.<EOS>"
2576,119787,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Davis_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fourth Square<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Square<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merton_Park_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Square<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Allan_Davis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fourth Square is a 1961 British second feature crime film directed by Allan Davis and starring Conrad Phillips, Natasha Parry and Delphi Lawrence. The screenplay was by James Eastwood, based on the 1929 Edgar Wallace novel Four Square Jane. It is part of the series of Edgar Wallace Mysteries films made at Merton Park Studios from 1960 to 1965.<EOS>"
2577,161288,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sloan_Nibley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_K._Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Susanna Pass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Witney<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Susanna Pass  is a 1949 Republic Pictures Trucolor American Western film directed by William Witney and starring Roy Rogers.<EOS>
2578,7139,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Richard C. Parish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Holiday Pictures / Orrin Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred C. Gerrior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Bradshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Valerie Hobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Willard W. Willingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Nix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Schaffner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blanche Mickelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Kroesen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Darlene Lohnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dianne Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dick Parish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Howard Blevins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert 'Big Buck' Maffei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Magic Christmas Tree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Santa_Claus_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_Halloween<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Magic_Christmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_rediscovered_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Magic Christmas Tree is a 1964 American Christmas-themed fantasy-adventure film about a boy who uses a magic ring to bring a Christmas tree to life. The tree then grants the boy three wishes.<EOS>
2579,77769,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Gun_Caballero<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Nelson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Gun_Caballero<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Imperial Distributing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Gun_Caballero<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_M._Pizor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Gun_Caballero<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Nelson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Gun_Caballero<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_M._Pizor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Gun_Caballero<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two-Gun Caballero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Gun_Caballero<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Gun_Caballero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Gun_Caballero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Gun_Caballero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Gun_Caballero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Gun_Caballero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Gun_Caballero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Nelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two-Gun Caballero is a 1931 American Western film directed by Jack Nelson and starring Robert Frazer, Consuelo Dawn and Carmen Laroux.<EOS>"
2580,26802,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kogonada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundance_Institute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Weitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Miano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aaron Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Danielle Renfrew Behrens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Giulia Caruso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ki Jin Kim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Parker Posey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Haley Lu Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michelle Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rory Culkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kogonada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundance_Institute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Weitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Renfrew_Behrens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kogonada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Asian-American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Korean-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_architecture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kogonada<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Columbus is a 2017 American drama film written and directed by Kogonada in his feature directorial debut. The film stars John Cho as the son of a renowned architecture scholar who gets stranded in Columbus, Indiana, and strikes up a friendship with a young architecture enthusiast (Haley Lu Richardson) who works at the local library. Michelle Forbes, Rory Culkin, and Parker Posey appear in supporting roles.Columbus premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival and was released in the United States on August 4, 2017, by the Sundance Institute, receiving acclaim from critics.<EOS>"
2581,74711,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Joanou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David E. Vogel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Baker Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Tambor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Casey Siemaszko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John P. Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Tyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stacey Glick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Joanou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Three O'Clock High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bullying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tangerine_Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Christian_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_O'Clock_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Joanou<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Three O'Clock High is a 1987 American teen comedy film directed by Phil Joanou. The script, about a meek high schooler who is forced into a fight with an unstable new transfer student, is based on the high school experiences of screenwriters Richard Christian Matheson and Thomas Szollosi. It was shot in Ogden, Utah.<EOS>"
2582,81286,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worth_Keeter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Owensby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Owensby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Gribble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bloodworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worth_Keeter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Owensby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_McIntyre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dogs of Hell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Worth_Keeter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogs_of_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_3D_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dogs of Hell (originally titled Rottweiler 3-D; also known as Rottweiler and Rottweiler: The Dogs of Hell) is a 1983 American horror film directed by Worth Keeter and produced by Earl Owensby, starring Bill Gribble and Robert Bloodworth, as well as Owensby.Dogs of Hell was the first of six 3D films to be shot by Owensby Studios in the early to mid-1980s, and was shot over the summer and fall of 1981, taking only two months to complete. It had a wider release in theaters compared to subsequent Owensby 3D films, including Hot Heir (1984), Chain Gang (1984), Hyperspace (1984), Tales of the Third Dimension (1984) and Hit the Road Running (1987).<EOS>"
2583,6899,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Vittoria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Run_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Vittoria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gore_Vidal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Zinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Beatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Kovic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_McGovern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Steinem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Gregory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Vittoria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Run_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Vittoria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Vittoria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_elections_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Bright_Shining_Moment:_The_Forgotten_Summer_of_George_McGovern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_politicians<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>One Bright Shining Moment: The Forgotten Summer of George McGovern is a 2005 documentary film directed by Stephen Vittoria.<EOS>
2584,54826,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ADP Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wild World of Batwoman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superheroine_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fan_films_based_on_Batman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jerry_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_World_of_Batwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Batwoman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wild World of Batwoman is a 1966 American science fiction comedy superhero film produced, written, directed and edited by Jerry Warren. The film stars Katherine Victor as Batwoman, George Andre as Professor G. Octavius Neon, and Steve Brodie as Jim Flanagan. Several women portray Batwoman's group of sidekicks, the Batgirls. The film is considered to be one of the worst movies ever made.With the popularity of the Batman television series, director Jerry Warren decided to make his own superhero bat-film. After being sued for copyright infringement, Warren re-released the film under the title She Was a Hippy Vampire.Despite its reputation, the film also stands as the first English-language motion picture to feature a female superhero and (notwithstanding made-for-television films), the last of its kind until the release of Supergirl some 18 years later.<EOS>"
2585,103832,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bharat_Nalluri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Avalanche Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Fairbrass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kendra Torgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nigel Leach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bharat_Nalluri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Killing Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alan_Lazar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Time_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bharat_Nalluri<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Killing Time is a 1998 British crime film written by Neil Marshall and directed by Bharat Nalluri.<EOS>
2586,98003,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David L. Corley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Promark Entertainment Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Bixler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kyle Chandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sheryl Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Belushi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angel's Dance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States / Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_American_Mafia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_contract_killing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel's_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_action_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Angel's Dance is a 1999 American-German black comedy crime film written and directed by David L. Corley and produced by David Bixler. The film stars James Belushi, Sheryl Lee and Kyle Chandler.<EOS>"
2587,70841,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marching_Out_of_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anton_Vassil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marching_Out_of_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MTI_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marching_Out_of_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anton_Vassil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marching_Out_of_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MTI_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marching_Out_of_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Marching Out of Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marching_Out_of_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marching_Out_of_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marching_Out_of_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marching_Out_of_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marching_Out_of_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marching_Out_of_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marching_Out_of_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Marching Out of Time is a 1993 comedy film directed by Anton Vassil. It is about time-traveling Nazis.<EOS>
2588,73048,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Paterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Hunter_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Carrillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ella_Logan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grover_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Silvers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>52<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:52nd_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_Young_(director)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>52nd Street is a 1937 American drama film directed by Harold Young and starring Ian Hunter. Leo Carrillo and Pat Paterson. An independent production by Walter Wanger it was distributed by United Artists. It portrays the rise of 52nd Street in Manhattan as a major hub of nightclubs in the 1930s.<EOS>
2589,28125,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Murphy_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hamilton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Seldes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Silvera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Harding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Newman_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crime and Punishment U.S.A.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Walter_Newman_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Herschel_Burke_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Crime_and_Punishment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_and_Punishment_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Denis_Sanders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crime and Punishment U.S.A. is a 1959 American crime drama film directed by Denis Sanders, written by Walter Newman and starring George Hamilton in his first screen role. The film was released on November 1, 1959.The New York Times called the film ""a beat generation version"" of the novel Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. The film differs from the book in some of its plot elements and characterizations, and it takes place in contemporary Santa Monica rather than in 19th-century Russia.<EOS>"
2590,153001,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jake_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Lithgow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Schuyler Fisk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Hanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lily Tomlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jake_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_White_(scriptwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Orange County<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MTV_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Orange_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Mike_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jake_Kasdan<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Orange County is a 2002 American comedy film starring Colin Hanks and Jack Black. It was released on January 11, 2002. The movie was distributed by Paramount Pictures and produced by MTV Productions and Scott Rudin. The movie was directed by Jake Kasdan and written by Mike White.<EOS>"
2591,128687,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumping_for_Joy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumping_for_Joy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumping_for_Joy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Stross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumping_for_Joy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jumping for Joy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumping_for_Joy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumping_for_Joy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumping_for_Joy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumping_for_Joy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumping_for_Joy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumping_for_Joy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumping_for_Joy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumping_for_Joy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumping_for_Joy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_and_television_featuring_Greyhound_racing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumping_for_Joy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Greyhound_racing_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jumping for Joy is a 1956 British comedy film directed by John Paddy Carstairs and starring Frankie Howerd, Stanley Holloway, Joan Hickson and Lionel Jeffries. It was written by Henry Blyth and Jack Davies. It tells of the comic adventures of an ex-worker at a greyhound racing track.<EOS>"
2592,106665,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lowell_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Duning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry A. Romm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moe_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Fine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna-Lisa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Colbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_DeRita<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lowell_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Have Rocket, Will Travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Three Stooges Sing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Three_Stooges_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Lowell_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_unicorns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Have_Rocket,_Will_Travel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Have Rocket, Will Travel is a 1959 American science-fiction comedy film released by Columbia Pictures and starring the Three Stooges, consisting of Moe Howard, Larry Fine and new addition Joe DeRita (""Curly Joe""). The film was produced to capitalize on the Three Stooges' late-1950s resurgence in popularity. The supporting cast features Anna-Lisa and Robert Colbert.<EOS>"
2593,140036,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremiah_S._Chechik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Linson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willem_Dafoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremiah_S._Chechik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Linson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitch_Glazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_O'Donoghue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Arrive Alive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Art_Linson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Unreleased_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Mitch_Glazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_unfinished_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeremiah_S._Chechik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_O'Donoghue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrive_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Arrive Alive is an unfinished comedy film directed by Jeremiah S. Chechik and starring Willem Dafoe and Joan Cusack. It was produced by Art Linson.<EOS>
2594,165553,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sid Davis Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marin County Medical Society<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Too Tough to Care<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_social_guidance_and_drug_education_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tobacco_control<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Tough_to_Care<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Smoking_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Too Tough to Care is an 18-minute educational film produced in 1964 to undermine teenage resistance to anti-smoking education. Unlike other films in its genre, Too Tough to Care used satire and humor to illustrate the misleading claims of cigarette advertising. The film garnered attention in both the mainstream press as well as academic journals.<EOS>"
2595,92422,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stone_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stone_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Down on the Farm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_on_the_Farm_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Malcolm_St._Clair<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Down on the Farm is a 1938 American comedy film directed by Malcolm St. Clair and starring Jed Prouty, Spring Byington and Louise Fazenda. It was part of Twentieth Century Fox's Jones Family series. The family go to stay at their aunt's farm.The film's sets were designed by the art directors Bernard Herzbrun and Boris Leven.<EOS>"
2596,126204,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Lion Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Kendall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Astell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nancy Burne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Butler_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Wife or Two<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wife_or_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Wife or Two is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Henry Kendall, Nancy Burne and Betty Astell. It was made as a quota quickie at Beaconsfield Studios.<EOS>"
2597,135933,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_S._Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_S._Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edison Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_S._Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_S._Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jack and the Beanstalk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1900s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Middle_Ages<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1902_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Jack_and_the_Beanstalk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edwin_S._Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1900s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_and_the_Beanstalk_(1902_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1900s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jack and the Beanstalk is a 1902 American silent trick film directed by Edwin S. Porter. With ten sequential shots, Jack and the Beanstalk was twice as long as any previous studio film. According to Porter, ""It took in the neighborhood of six weeks in the spring of 1902 to successfully make this photograph.""<EOS>"
2598,96603,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_Peretz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Beigel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Macaulay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robin O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Giovanni Ribisi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natasha Gregson Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_Peretz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_Peretz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>First Love, Last Rites<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trimark_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Love,_Last_Rites_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jesse_Peretz<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>First Love, Last Rites is a 1997 American romantic drama film directed by Jesse Peretz in his directional debut and starring Natasha Gregson Wagner and Giovanni Ribisi.  It is based on the short story of the same name by Ian McEwan and centers on the passionate love affair between a young couple over one Louisiana summer.The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in 1997 and received a limited release on August 7, 1998.<EOS>"
2599,71479,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Lowenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn-Maree_Milburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Umbrella Entertainment , Odin's Eye Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Lowenstein, Andrew de Groot, Lynn-Maree Milburn, Genevieve McGuckin, Rowland S. Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rowland S. Howard, Harry Howard, Angela Howard, Nick Cave, Mick Harvey, Ollie Olsen, Wim Wenders, Lydia Lunch, Adalita Srsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn-Maree_Milburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Lowenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn-Maree_Milburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowland_S._Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Genevieve_McGuckin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn-Maree_Milburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Autoluminescent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_punk_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Lowenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Post-punk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autoluminescent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lynn-Maree_Milburn<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Autoluminescent, directed by Lynn-Maree Milburn and Richard Lowenstein, is a 2011 documentary film about musician Rowland S. Howard.<EOS>"
2600,136161,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sydney Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Roc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Fyffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Laurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Finlay_Currie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Strong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Vincent_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brothers_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Brothers is a 1947 British film melodrama directed by David MacDonald and starring Patricia Roc, Will Fyffe and Maxwell Reed. It was adapted from the novel of the same title by L. A. G. Strong.<EOS>"
2601,126375,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Gottlieb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Laughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leif_Erickson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hillary_Brooke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Costello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Abbott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fran_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Grant_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Abbott and Costello Meet Captain Kidd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Raoul_Kraushaar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_William_Kidd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Anne_Bonny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinecolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_Captain_Kidd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Abbott_and_Costello_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Abbott and Costello Meet Captain Kidd is a 1952 American comedy film directed by Charles Lamont and starring the comedy team of Abbott and Costello, along with Charles Laughton, who reprised his role as the infamous pirate from the 1945 film Captain Kidd. It was the second film in SuperCineColor, a three-color version of the two-color Cinecolor process, and which utilized an Eastmancolor negative as Cinecolor did not offer three-color origination, only two-color origination via bipack.<EOS>"
2602,16458,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Human_Targets<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Human_Targets<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Big 4 Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Human_Targets<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burton_L._King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Human_Targets<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Human_Targets<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burton_L._King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Human_Targets<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Morgan_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Human_Targets<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Human Targets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Human_Targets<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Human_Targets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Human_Targets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Human_Targets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Human_Targets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Human_Targets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Human_Targets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Human Targets is a 1932 American pre-Code Western film directed by J.P. McGowan and starring Buzz Barton and Francis X. Bushman Jr.<EOS>
2603,150859,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Beal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eugene Anderson, Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Alperson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Berman Swarttz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leonard Sillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Beal_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Assistant_director<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Alperson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Sillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Lynde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronny_Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>New Faces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Raoul_Kraushaar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Faces_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>New Faces is a 1954 American film adaptation of the musical revue New Faces of 1952 directed by Harry Horner with sketches directed by John Beal. Filmed in Cinemascope and Eastmancolor it was released by 20th Century Fox on March 6, 1954.The film is sometimes referred to as New Faces of 1952, from the original Broadway show's title.<EOS>"
2604,167491,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>F.W. Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_Shaw_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Roc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derrick De Marney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arthur Hambling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Leslie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Three Silent Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Silent_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Three Silent Men is a 1940 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Sebastian Shaw, Derrick De Marney, Patricia Roc and Arthur Hambling. It was written by Jack Byrd and Dudley Leslie. The screenplay concerns a pacifist surgeon who must operate to save the life of the inventor of a deadly weapon of war. When the inventor dies the surgeon becomes the prime suspect.<EOS>"
2605,141236,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harman_and_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rochelle_Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harman_and_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bosko's Knight-Mare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_kidnapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Knight-Mare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bosko_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bosko's Knight-Mare is a 1933 Looney Tunes animated short film featuring Bosko, the first star of the series. The film was directed by Hugh Harman. The film score was composed by Frank Marsales.<EOS>"
2606,109126,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Dunn<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scot_McFadyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sam Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>D&E Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Arts Alliance Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scot McFadyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Shirley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scot_McFadyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D&E_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scot_McFadyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scot_McFadyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Iron Maiden: Flight 666<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_metal_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_heavy_metal_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_aviation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Iron_Maiden_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maiden:_Flight_666<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_heavy_metal_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Iron Maiden: Flight 666 is a concert documentary film featuring the English heavy metal band Iron Maiden. The film follows the band on the first leg of their Somewhere Back in Time World Tour in February and March 2008, during which they travelled on their own customised Boeing 757, Ed Force One, which used the call-sign ""666"".Flight 666 is co-produced by Toronto-based Banger Films, known for their documentaries Metal: A Headbanger's Journey, Global Metal and Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage. The film was shot in high-definition video with accompanying 5.1 surround sound produced by Kevin Shirley (who has worked with the band since their 2000 album Brave New World). It was distributed by Arts Alliance Media and EMI (except in the US, where it was sub-distributed by D&E Entertainment) in select digital theatres on 21 April 2009.<EOS>"
2607,115557,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Calling of Dan Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Calling_of_Dan_Matthews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Calling of Dan Matthews is a 1935 American crime film directed by Phil Rosen and starring Richard Arlen, Charlotte Wynters and Douglass Dumbrille. It was based on the novel of the same title by Harold Bell Wright.<EOS>"
2608,44946,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Irwin Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cliff Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Rennie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Rains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Lamas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hedison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Bennett_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lost World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Sawtell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Venezuela<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irwin_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Irwin_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Professor_Challenger_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lost World is a 1960 American fantasy adventure film directed by Irwin Allen, loosely based on the 1912 novel of the same name by Arthur Conan Doyle. Shot in De Luxe Color and CinemaScope, the film's plot revolves around the exploration of a plateau in Venezuela inhabited by cannibals, dinosaurs, carnivorous plants, and giant spiders. The cast includes Claude Rains,David Hedison, Fernando Lamas, Jill St. John, and Michael Rennie.<EOS>"
2609,165049,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris Thomson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hoyts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Edwards_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Read<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Wood_(actor,_born_1946)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Edwards_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Dewhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Empty Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Empty_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chris_Thomson_(director)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Empty Beach is a 1985 Australian thriller film based on the 1983 novel of the same name by Peter Corris, starring Bryan Brown as private investigator Cliff Hardy.Corris was quoted to have said the following about the film: ""Ratshit movie. Terrible film. But the money enabled me to put a deposit on a house. My stand-up comedy line is that I much preferred the house to the film.""<EOS>"
2610,150436,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Waugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Reliance Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Smith_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Gatins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Sourian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dominic Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Imogen Poots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Mescudi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aaron Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ramón Rodríguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Waugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mister_Smith_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gatins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Sourian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gatins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Need for Speed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Illinois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Entertainment_One_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Iowa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_automobiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DreamWorks_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Westchester_County,_New_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Gatins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Detroit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Detroit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Constantin_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nebraska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliance_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_Electronic_Arts_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Need_for_Speed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Scott_Waugh<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Need for Speed is a 2014 action crime film directed by Scott Waugh and written by George and John Gatins. It is a film adaptation of the racing video game franchise. The film stars Aaron Paul, Dominic Cooper, Scott Mescudi, Imogen Poots, Ramón Rodríguez and Michael Keaton. It tells the story of street racer Tobey Marshall, who sets off to race cross-country as a way of avenging his friend's death at the hands of a rival racer, Dino Brewster.The film received negative reviews, criticizing its story, direction, and the performances of the supporting cast, though some praised Paul's performance. The film was a box-office disappointment in the United States but performed better internationally, grossing $203.3 million worldwide against a production budget of $66 million.<EOS>"
2611,103093,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graceless_Go_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Patrick Dromgoole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graceless_Go_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graceless_Go_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Roberts_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graceless_Go_I<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Storey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graceless_Go_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Graceless Go I<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graceless_Go_I<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graceless_Go_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graceless_Go_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graceless_Go_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graceless_Go_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graceless_Go_I<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_in_British_television<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Graceless Go I is a 1974 TV movie starring Stanley Baker, Ian McKellen, Angharad Rees, Rachel Roberts, Peter Sallis and Jack Watson.<EOS>"
2612,69205,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Preston Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ella_Raines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Demarest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Bracken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hail the Conquering Hero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Victor_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_home_front_during_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hail_the_Conquering_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Preston_Sturges<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hail the Conquering Hero (1944) is a satirical comedy-drama film written and directed by Preston Sturges, starring Eddie Bracken, Ella Raines and William Demarest, and featuring Raymond Walburn, Franklin Pangborn, Elizabeth Patterson, Bill Edwards and Freddie Steele. In 2015, the United States Library of Congress selected the film for preservation in the National Film Registry, finding it ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".Sturges was nominated for a 1945 Academy Award for his screenplay. Many critics consider the film to be one of Sturges's best. It was the eighth film he made for Paramount Pictures, and also his last, although The Great Moment was released after it. Sturges later wrote about his departure, ""I guess Paramount was glad to be rid of me eventually, as no one there ever understood a word I said.""<EOS>"
2613,159259,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harold Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Kirwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Swanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hellions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Patrick_Kirwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hellions is a 1961 British Western film directed by Ken Annakin starring Richard Todd, Anne Aubrey, Lionel Jeffries, Ronald Fraser and Colin Blakely that was set and filmed in South Africa.<EOS>"
2614,110911,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backgammon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Francisco Orvañanos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backgammon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noah Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backgammon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brittany_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backgammon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Backgammon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backgammon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backgammon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backgammon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backgammon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backgammon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backgammon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backgammon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backgammon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backgammon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Backgammon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Backgammon is an erotic mystery film, directed and co-written by Francisco Orvañanos.<EOS>"
2615,105529,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Michael_Latt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Rimawi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>C. Thomas Howell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jake Busey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rhett Giles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Lauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tinarie Van Wyk-Loots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Michael_Latt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Rimawi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Michael_Latt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_invasions_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Asylum_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mockbuster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Michael_Latt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H._G._Wells'_War_of_the_Worlds_(The_Asylum_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_War_of_the_Worlds<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>H. G. Wells' War of the Worlds is a 2005 American science fiction film directed and co-written by David Michael Latt. Produced and distributed by The Asylum, it is an adaptation of the H. G. Wells' novel of the same name and was one of three films released in 2005 adapting the novel, after the Steven Spielberg version and the Timothy Hines version. It stars C. Thomas Howell, Peter Greene, and Jake Busey.A contemporary translation of the novel set in the United States, the film tells of an invasion of Earth by technologically advanced extraterrestrials, from the perspective of an American astronomer trying to reunite with his family. It is the only adaptation besides the 1953 film in which the main character actively tries to repel the aliens. The film is loosely based on an unproduced screenplay called ""Invasion"", written by Carlos De Los Rios in 1997.The film was released on DVD on June 28, one day before Spielberg's film's release. The film is The Asylum's most successful production to date, having sold over 250,000 copies from Blockbuster upon its release.  A sequel, War of the Worlds 2: The Next Wave, was released in 2008.<EOS>"
2616,57031,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Godwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Sinden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carole_Lesley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Burnaby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Operation Bullshine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Bullshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurie_Johnson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Operation Bullshine is a 1959 British colour comedy film directed by Gilbert Gunn and starring Donald Sinden, Barbara Murray and Carole Lesley. The working title of the film was Girls in Arms that features as a marching song in the film.  Gunn had filmed Girls at Sea the previous year. The new title, based on an American euphemism for a very British word with the same meaning (bullshite), comes from the frenzied activity preparing for their brigadier's surprise inspection. The film features 1956 Olympic gold medallist Judy Grinham as a physical training instructor.The film was later also released in the US in 1963 by Seven Arts Productions.<EOS>"
2617,32461,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Suzanne Wasserman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Make_Movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Suzanne Wasserman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Wasserman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Make_Movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Wasserman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Wasserman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thunder in Guyana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guyana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Guyana, United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PBS_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Guyana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Guyana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_in_Guyana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jews_and_Judaism_in_Guyana<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Thunder in Guyana is a 2003 documentary film directed by Suzanne Wasserman. It chronicles the relationship between the Chicago-born Janet Rosenberg and Cheddi Jagan, a native of Guyana on South America's northern coast, who fell in love, married and set off for the British colony to start a popular socialist revolution, that led them first to jail and later to the Presidency of the nation.Thunder in Guyana was featured in numerous film festivals and more widely in February 2005 on Independent Lens, a series on PBS.<EOS>"
2618,168828,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hutchison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Goldsmith Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>First Division Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>William Steiner Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noah_Beery_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Burgess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miriam Seegar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hutchison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Natteford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Chapin_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Out of Singapore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Singapore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Hutchison<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Out of Singapore is a 1932 American pre-Code drama film directed by Charles Hutchison and starring Noah Beery, Dorothy Burgess and Miriam Seegar. The film was re-released by Astor Pictures in 1941 as Gangsters of the Sea.<EOS>"
2619,145561,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Gillespie_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neal H. Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Erik Feig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stokely Chaffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Love Hewitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Phillippe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Michelle Gellar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Freddie Prinze Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bridgette Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Galecki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Gillespie_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erik_Feig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Williamson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Know What You Did Last Summer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Know What You Did Last Summer: Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Know What You Did Last Summer: The Album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Original_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_stalking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_road_accidents_and_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_beauty_pageants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_thriller_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1998<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1997<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Holiday_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Boston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Independence_Day_(United_States)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kevin_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1996<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_teenagers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mandalay_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Gillespie_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:I_Know_What_You_Did_Last_Summer_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Know What You Did Last Summer is a 1997 American slasher film directed by Jim Gillespie and written by Kevin Williamson. It stars Jennifer Love Hewitt, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe, and Freddie Prinze Jr., with supporting roles played by Johnny Galecki, Bridgette Wilson, Anne Heche, and Muse Watson. The first installment in the I Know What You Did Last Summer franchise, it is loosely based on the 1973 novel by Lois Duncan. The film centers on four teenage friends who are stalked by a hook-wielding killer one year after covering up a car accident in which they supposedly killed a man. It also draws inspiration from the urban legend known as ""the Hook"", as well as the slasher films Prom Night (1980) and The House on Sorority Row (1982).Williamson was approached to adapt Duncan's source novel by producer Erik Feig. Where Scream, released the previous year, contained prominent elements of satire and self-referentiality, Williamson's script for I Know What You Did Last Summer reworked the novel's central plot to resemble a straightforward 1980s-era slasher film.I Know What You Did Last Summer was released theatrically in the United States on October 17, 1997. It received a mixed reception from critics and grossed $125.3 million worldwide on a budget of $17 million, staying in first place at the U.S. box office for three consecutive weeks. The film was parodied in Scary Movie (2000) and is frequently referenced in popular culture, as well as being credited alongside Scream with revitalizing the slasher genre in the 1990s.The film was followed by a sequel, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998), in which Hewitt, Prinze Jr., and Watson reprised their roles. A straight-to-video standalone sequel, I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer (2006), featured an entirely new cast. Following a television series adaptation released by Amazon Prime Video in 2021, a legacy sequel to the first two films was released by Sony Pictures in July 2025.<EOS>"
2620,69579,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Austin_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_N._Krasne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Basil Rabin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Drucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Burns_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Anne_Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Oxley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Inglis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Austin_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_N._Krasne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Marais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House of the Living Dead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Great Britain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Living_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Austin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>House of the Living Dead (Skaduwees Oor Brugplaas, or Shadows over Bridge Farm), also known as Doctor Maniac, is a 1974 science-fiction horror film directed by Ray Austin and starring Mark Burns, Shirley Anne Field and David Oxley. The film, an international co-production between Great Britain and South Africa, takes place on a plantation in South Africa and deals heavily with the occult.<EOS>"
2621,25512,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billie_Dove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sidney Blackmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Conway Tearle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judith Vosselli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_Halsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathryn_Scola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_J._Saunders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lady Who Dared<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lady_Who_Dared<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kathryn_Scola<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Lady Who Dared is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film directed by William Beaudine and starring Billie Dove, Sidney Blackmer and Conway Tearle.Print survival, Library of Congress and Turner.<EOS>"
2622,160755,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._R._Crawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imperial_Oil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>F. R. Crawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._R._Crawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imperial_Oil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._R._Crawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Newfoundland Scene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newfoundland_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Picture_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Newfoundland Scene: A Tale of Outport Adventure is a 1951 Canadian documentary film, directed by F. R. Crawley.The film, which was sponsored by Imperial Oil, was shot in 1949 to mark the admission of Newfoundland to Canadian Confederation and depicted various scenes of life throughout Canada's newest province. It highlights Newfoundland's natural resources, with a focus on cod fishing, seal hunting, and whaling. Also looked at is transportation by dog sled; included is a scene where a team of Malemutes rebels against its leader, causing injury.It won the Canadian Film Award for Film of the Year at the 1952 Canadian Film Awards. It was reissued in the 1970s, with rerecorded narration by Gordon Pinsent and some potentially controversial hunting scenes removed.<EOS>"
2623,37393,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_King_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Robb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natasha Henstridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Statham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clea DuVall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ice Cube<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joanna Cassidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pam Grier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_King_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ghosts of Mars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>film score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Heavy metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mars_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_self-harm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_nonlinear_narrative_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_22nd_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_in_the_2170s<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ghosts of Mars (titled onscreen as John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars) is a 2001 American action horror film written, directed and scored by John Carpenter. It was produced by Screen Gems and distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing. It stars Natasha Henstridge, Ice Cube, Jason Statham, Pam Grier, Clea DuVall and Joanna Cassidy. Set on a colonized Mars in the 22nd century, the film follows a squad of police officers and a convicted criminal who fight against the residents of a mining colony who have been possessed by the ghosts of the planet's original inhabitants.Ghosts of Mars received mostly negative reviews and was a box office bomb, earning $14 million against a $28 million production budget. The film would be John Carpenter's last until his return with The Ward in 2010.Ghosts of Mars has received a cult following since its release, with critics praising the action sequences, soundtrack and blending of genres. Given the film's debt to Western cinema, particularly the works of Howard Hawks, it has been considered by a number of critics as an example of the Weird Western subgenre.<EOS>"
2624,81400,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dublin_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dublin_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dublin_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Penington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dublin_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sylvester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dublin_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Leech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dublin_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marla Landi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dublin_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dublin_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Penington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dublin_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dublin Nightmare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dublin_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dublin_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dublin_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dublin_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dublin_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dublin Nightmare is a 1958 British second feature ('B') thriller film directed by John Pomeroy and starring William Sylvester, Marla Landi and Richard Leech. The screenplay was by John Tully based on the 1951 novel of the same title by Robin Estridge (as Philip Loraine).<EOS>"
2625,170889,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITC_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Madsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bob_Thornton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sal Jenco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITC_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darrell_Fetty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trouble Bound<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Bound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeffrey_Reiner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trouble Bound is a 1993 crime comedy-drama film directed by Jeffrey Reiner, and starring Patricia Arquette, Billy Bob Thornton, Michael Madsen, and Sal Jenco. The plot concerns an ex-convict who goes on the run with a woman. Unbeknownst to the ex-convict and the woman, a dead body is in the trunk of the Lincoln in which they are riding. Meanwhile, a mafia kingpin's daughter is trying to kill the hitman who killed her father.<EOS>"
2626,159015,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monarch Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burton_L._King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Manson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Freuler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Windsor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Byron_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Alba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burton_L._King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Manson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Freuler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._McGrew_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kiss of Araby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_of_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Middle_East<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kiss of Araby is a 1933 American pre-Code adventure film directed by Phil Rosen and starring Maria Alba, Walter Byron and Claire Windsor. It is an action melodrama set in the Middle East.<EOS>"
2627,29601,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Melody for Two<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_King<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Melody for Two is a 1937 American musical film directed by Louis King and starring James Melton, Patricia Ellis and Marie Wilson.The film is notable for introducing the song ""September in the Rain"", which subsequently became a pop standard. The film's art direction was by Esdras Hartley.<EOS>"
2628,110927,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Nagy_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>International Cinema Corp.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ross Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ross Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmen_Zapata<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Thordsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dal Jenkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hoke Howell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Nagy_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Nagy_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bad Charleston Charlie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gangster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Charleston_Charlie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ivan_Nagy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bad Charleston Charlie is a 1973 comedy film written by and starring actor Ross Hagen and directed by Ivan Nagy. The film, rated PG by the Motion Picture Association of America, was distributed by International Cinema Corporation. The film is loosely based on the life and death of 1920s gangster Charles Birger. Poorly received by both critics and audiences, the film has yet to be released on DVD or Blu-ray Disc.<EOS>"
2629,119487,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Aldrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Aldrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Borgnine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Marquand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barrie_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Fraser_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Bannen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Duryea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Finch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardy_Kruger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Montoya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Aldrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Aldrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lukas_Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Flight of the Phoenix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_aviation_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_airplanes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_De_Vol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Sahara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Libya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Aldrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flight_of_the_Phoenix_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_disaster_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Flight of the Phoenix is a 1965 American survival drama film produced and directed by Robert Aldrich, based on the 1964 novel of the same name by English author Elleston Trevor. The story follows a group of men struggling to survive their aircraft's emergency landing in the Sahara. The ensemble cast stars James Stewart, Richard Attenborough, Peter Finch, Hardy Krüger, Ernest Borgnine, Ian Bannen, Ronald Fraser, Christian Marquand, Dan Duryea and George Kennedy.Although the film was not a financial success, it was well received by critics, who praised Aldrich's direction and the performances of the cast. It was nominated for two Academy Awards: Best Supporting Actor for Bannen, and Best Editing for Michael Luciano. Hardy Krüger was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor, and Aldrich was nominated for Best Motion Picture – Drama.The Flight of the Phoenix was remade in 2004, titled Flight of the Phoenix.<EOS>"
2630,95000,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Eady_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Penington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ireland_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gregson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mai_Zetterling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Denison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Eady_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Penington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Faces in the Dark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_blind_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mikis_Theodorakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Boileau-Narcejac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faces_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Eady<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Faces in the Dark is a 1960 black and white British thriller film directed by David Eady and starring John Gregson, Mai Zetterling and John Ireland. The screenplay was by Ephraim Kogan and John Tully film is based on the 1952 novel Les Visages de l'ombre by Boileau-Narcejac.<EOS>"
2631,77289,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Walken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christian Slater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Oldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brad Pitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Val Kilmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quentin_Tarantino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>True Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_American_Mafia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_movie_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Quentin_Tarantino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Roger_Avary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Morgan_Creek_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Detroit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Elvis_Presley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>True Romance is a 1993 American romantic crime film directed by Tony Scott and written by Quentin Tarantino. It features an ensemble cast led by Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette, with Dennis Hopper, Val Kilmer, Gary Oldman, Brad Pitt, and Christopher Walken in supporting roles. Slater and Arquette portray newlyweds who head to California with a stolen suitcase of drugs, with the Mafia in close pursuit and their future very uncertain.True Romance began life as an early script by Tarantino; he sold the screenplay in order to finance his debut feature film, Reservoir Dogs (1992). It is regarded by proponents as a cross-section of writer Tarantino and director Scott's respective trademarks, including a Southern California setting, pop cultural references, and stylized violence punctuated by slow motion.Though initially a box-office failure, the film's positive reviews, with critics praising the dialogue, characters, and offbeat style, helped it earn a cult following. It has come to be considered one of Scott's best films and one of the best American films of the 1990s.<EOS>"
2632,166677,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Can't_Live_Without_Cosmos<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Konstantin_Bronzit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Can't_Live_Without_Cosmos<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aleksandr_Boyarsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Can't_Live_Without_Cosmos<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Konstantin_Bronzit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Can't_Live_Without_Cosmos<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aleksandr_Boyarsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Can't_Live_Without_Cosmos<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Konstantin_Bronzit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Can't_Live_Without_Cosmos<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>We Can't Live Without Cosmos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Can't_Live_Without_Cosmos<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Can't_Live_Without_Cosmos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Can't_Live_Without_Cosmos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Can't_Live_Without_Cosmos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Can't_Live_Without_Cosmos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Can't_Live_Without_Cosmos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Can't_Live_Without_Cosmos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melnitsa_Animation_Studio_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Can't_Live_Without_Cosmos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Russian_animated_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>We Can't Live Without Cosmos (Russian: Мы не можем жить без космоса, My ne mozhem zhit bez kosmosa) is a 2015 Russian animated short film directed and written by Konstantin Bronzit. It is produced by Alexander Boyarsky. The film received critical praise and wide recognition. It received many awards including a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film at the 88th Academy Awards.<EOS>"
2633,169179,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rez_Bomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Lewis_Simpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rez_Bomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Means<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rez_Bomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rez_Bomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Robinson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rez_Bomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tamara_Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rez_Bomb<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Lewis_Simpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rez_Bomb<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Lewis_Simpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rez_Bomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rez Bomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rez_Bomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rez_Bomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rez_Bomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rez_Bomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rez_Bomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rez_Bomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rez Bomb is a 2008 feature film directed and written filmmaker Steven Lewis Simpson and starring Tamara Feldman, Trent Ford, Russell Means, and Chris Robinson.The film, a love story and thriller, is set in Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, which is the poorest place in the United States. The film was written to be shot in Scotland. The other main location was Rushville, Nebraska.The film premiered at the Montreal World Film Festival in 2008.<EOS>"
2634,11351,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Craig_Zahler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RLJE_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dallas Sonnier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kurt Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sid Haig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Jenkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Evan Jonigkeit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lili Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Melamed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathryn Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Craig_Zahler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RLJE_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Sonnier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Craig_Zahler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bone Tomahawk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Western_(genre)_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bone_Tomahawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_S._Craig_Zahler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bone Tomahawk is a 2015 American horror Western film written and directed by S. Craig Zahler in his directorial debut, and starring Kurt Russell, Patrick Wilson, Matthew Fox, Richard Jenkins, Lili Simmons, Evan Jonigkeit, David Arquette, Zahn McClarnon and Sid Haig. It was produced by Jack Heller and Dallas Sonnier. The film is about a small-town sheriff who leads a posse into a desolate region to rescue three people who were abducted by a cannibalistic clan of troglodytes.Development of the film started when Zahler's friend and manager Sonnier recommended creating a film adaptation of Zahler's Western novel Wraiths of the Broken Land. Realizing that such a project could not be adapted on a low budget, Zahler opted to write a rescue Western instead. Casting began in October 2014, with Peter Sarsgaard, Timothy Olyphant, and Jennifer Carpenter signed on to play before being replaced by Wilson, Fox, and Simmons respectively due to scheduling conflicts. Principal photography took place in California over a course of 21 days in October 2014.The premiere of Bone Tomahawk took place at Fantastic Fest on October 1, 2015. RLJ Entertainment gave the film a limited release on October 23, grossing over $480,000 in theater sales and $4.32 million in home media sales against a $1.8 million budget. The film received mainly positive reviews, with praise for Zahler's screenplay and direction and the performances of the ensemble cast. It has now become a modern cult classic.<EOS>"
2635,117510,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penelope_Spheeris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Guy J. Louthan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Dayton_and_Valerie_Faris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lizzy Borden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alice Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ozzy Osbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Seduce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aerosmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Megadeth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Motörhead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Odin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Poison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Faster Pussycat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penelope_Spheeris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Dayton_and_Valerie_Faris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_metal_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thrash_metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_heavy_metal_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Penelope_Spheeris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Decline_of_Western_Civilization_Part_II:_The_Metal_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Music_of_Los_Angeles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years is a 1988 documentary film directed by Penelope Spheeris. Filmed between August 1987 and February 1988, the film chronicles the late 80s Los Angeles heavy metal scene. It is the second film of a trilogy by Spheeris depicting life in Los Angeles at various points in time as seen through the eyes of struggling up-and-coming musicians. The first film, The Decline of Western Civilization (1981), dealt with the hardcore punk rock scene during 1979–1980. The third film, The Decline of Western Civilization Part III (1998), chronicled the gutter punk lifestyle of homeless teenagers in the late 1990s.The film features a mix of live concert footage and interviews with established heavy metal performers such as Lemmy, Ozzy Osbourne, Aerosmith, Alice Cooper, Kiss, Megadeth, and W.A.S.P. Several unsigned club bands are prominently featured, such as Odin, Seduce, and London.<EOS>"
2636,65797,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice J. Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sasha_Geneen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edna Best<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lyn Harding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sasha_Geneen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_J._Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sleeping Partners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Sacha_Guitry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Partners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Seymour_Hicks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sleeping Partners is a 1930 British comedy film directed by Seymour Hicks and starring Hicks, Edna Best and Lyn Harding. It is based on the 1916 play Let's Make a Dream by Sacha Guitry. It was shot at Islington Studios.<EOS>"
2637,171284,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Gracie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc Gracie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Redman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Xavier_Samuel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lincoln_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Gracie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Gracie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Redman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spin Out<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Australia_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spin_Out_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Spin Out is a 2016 Australian romantic comedy film directed by Tim Ferguson and Marc Gracie and starring Xavier Samuel and Morgan Griffin.<EOS>
2638,15358,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jodie_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jodie Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Isham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Rajski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Guttenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Downey Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claire Danes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dylan McDermott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Durning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Holly Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Bancroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cynthia Stevenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geraldine Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jodie_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jodie_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Rajski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._D._Richter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Home for the Holidays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Isham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Baltimore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_W._D._Richter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thanksgiving_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jodie_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_for_the_Holidays_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Baltimore<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Home for the Holidays is a 1995 American family comedy drama film directed by Jodie Foster and produced by Peggy Rajski and Foster. The screenplay was written by W. D. Richter, based on a short story by Chris Radant. The film's score was composed by Mark Isham. The film follows Claudia Larson, who after losing her job, kissing her ex-boss, and finding out that her daughter has plans of her own for the holidays, departs Chicago to spend her Thanksgiving with her dysfunctional family.The film features an ensemble cast, including Holly Hunter, Robert Downey Jr., Anne Bancroft, Charles Durning, Dylan McDermott, Geraldine Chaplin, Steve Guttenberg, Cynthia Stevenson, Claire Danes, Austin Pendleton, and David Strathairn.Home for the Holidays was released theatrically on November 3, 1995, by Paramount Pictures in North America and by PolyGram Filmed Entertainment worldwide. The film received mixed reviews from critics who appreciated Foster's direction, and Hunter's and Downey's performances but criticised the screenplay. The film grossed $22.1 million against a budget of $20 million.<EOS>"
2639,68059,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Box Office Spectaculars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David F. Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Candi Conder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elyn Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Oas-Heim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerome Eden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Color Me Blood Red<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_painters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Color_Me_Blood_Red<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_serial_killer_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Color Me Blood Red is a 1965 American splatter film written and directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis about a psychotic painter who murders people and uses their blood as paint. It is the third part of what the director's fans have dubbed ""The Blood Trilogy,"" including Blood Feast (1963) and Two Thousand Maniacs! (1964).<EOS>"
2640,31752,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Crowd Snores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crowd_Snores<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Crowd Snores is a short animated film produced by Walter Lantz Productions. It is the third film to feature Pooch the Pup. The film is also a parody of the Warner Bros. feature film The Crowd Roars.<EOS>
2641,5169,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerald_Intrator<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cosmic Films Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Mayhew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leonard M. Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meg_Myles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Del_Tenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grayson_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerald_Intrator<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Chapman_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Satan in High Heels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sexploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan_in_High_Heels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Satan in High Heels is a 1962 American sexploitation film directed by Jerald Intrator and starring Meg Myles and Grayson Hall. The screenplay was by John Chapman from a story by Harold Bonnett and Chapman.<EOS>
2642,36699,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Producers Releasing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Stoloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Stoloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gas House Kids Go West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gas_House_Kids_Go_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gas House Kids Go West is a 1947 American comedy film directed by William Beaudine. A sequel to the 1946 film Gas House Kids, which had starred former Dead End Kids leader Billy Halop, this new film emphasized comedy and recast the gang with Our Gang alumni Carl ""Alfalfa"" Switzer and Tommy Bond, East Side Kids alumnus Benny Bartlett, and juvenile actors Rudy Wissler and Ray Dolciame.<EOS>"
2643,81957,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jasper and the Haunted House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_and_the_Haunted_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppetoons<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Jasper and the Haunted House is a 1942 American animated short film in the Madcap Model series by George Pal. It is an early entry that features the popular yet controversial Paramount Puppetoons characters Jasper and his friend/nemesis Professor Scarecrow and Blackbird.<EOS>
2644,139445,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_A._Colla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Hawkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Gossett_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_A._Colla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Hawkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Biography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Sport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_biographical_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_American_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Motion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_A._Colla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_baseball_players<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Look_Back:_The_Story_of_Leroy_'Satchel'_Paige<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_people_in_art<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Look Back: The Story of Leroy 'Satchel' Paige is a 1981 American made-for-television biographical film directed by Richard A. Colla and based on Leroy's autobiography, Don't Look Back : Satchel Paige in the Shadows of Baseball. It stars Louis Gossett Jr. and Beverly Todd.<EOS>"
2645,53389,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:De_Laurentiis_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Beatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Morley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hordern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_Gutteridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:De_Laurentiis_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Trouble with Spies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ken_Thorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:De_Laurentiis_Entertainment_Group_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ibiza<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Trouble with Spies is a 1987 spy comedy film written and directed by Burt Kennedy, and starring Donald Sutherland and Ned Beatty.The film was shot in 1984, but not released until three years later. It features veteran actress Ruth Gordon's final performances. It was also the final film of Suzanne Danielle.<EOS>"
2646,31507,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Matt Forrest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Dennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gil_Scott-Heron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Wilkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Geeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Orange Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_controversies_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_in_British_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gil_Scott-Heron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Controversies_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Advertising_and_marketing_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tango_(drink)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_establishments_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Man_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_commercials<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Orange Man is a British television advertisement for the soft drink Tango Orange. Created by advertising agency HHCL (Howell Henry Chaldecott Lury and Partners), a longtime collaborator of Tango, the advertisement was produced in 1991 and aired in 1992, and was the first in the brand's ""You Know When You've Been Tango'd"" campaign that would continue until 1996 before returning for several years in the 2000s.The advertisement features an orange man slapping a Tango drinker across the cheeks as a metaphor for tasting Tango, and was intended as a reaction against the norm of ""cause and effect"" television advertising at the time, which was largely focused on scenarios where people's lives were improved by the product being advertised. Orange Man caused controversy after reports of injuries when children began copying the events of the advertisement in school playgrounds, and was subsequently withdrawn, with two other versions of Orange Man replacing it, both showing different scenarios aside from slapping.Despite the controversy, it contributed to a boost of sales by more than a third, and has gained acclaim in later years, even featuring and ranking highly in several lists of the greatest advertisements ever made. A Channel 4/The Sunday Times poll in 2000 named Orange Man the third best advertisement of all time. It has also been credited as pioneering viral marketing and guerrilla marketing. Different commentators have named it the best advertisement for Tango and the best advertisement created by HHCL. Orange Man precedes other Tango advertisements that have caused controversy, and has been parodied several times.<EOS>"
2647,136305,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curzon_Artificial_Eye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mackay_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tilda_Swinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Leigh_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curzon_Artificial_Eye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mackay_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Garden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Derek_Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Garden_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Garden is a 1990 British arthouse film directed by Derek Jarman and produced by James Mackay for Basilisk Communications, in association with Channel 4, British Screen, and ZDF. The film is loosely based on the story of Christ's crucifixion, except the figure of Christ is replaced with a gay male couple. The film has been seen as an allegory of the suffering gays were going through during the AIDS crisis and their ostracism by most of society.    The film was entered into the 17th Moscow International Film Festival.<EOS>"
2648,75888,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Roman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Turner Pictures Worldwide Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Mancini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Bricusse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil Roman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Howard Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Kind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David L. Lander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlotte Rae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dana Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Jay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anndi McAfee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rip Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Roman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Roman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tom and Jerry: The Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tom and Jerry: The Movie – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_homelessness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_kidnapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animal_rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Artisan_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_amusement_parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Henry_Mancini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_Roman_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tom_and_Jerry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_and_Jerry:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Roman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tom and Jerry: The Movie is a 1992 American animated musical comedy film based on the characters Tom and Jerry created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. It was produced and directed by Phil Roman, with a screenplay written by Dennis Marks, who also scripted some episodes of the then-airing TV series Tom & Jerry Kids. It features original songs written by Henry Mancini and Leslie Bricusse and a score also composed by Mancini. The film stars the voices of Richard Kind, Dana Hill, Anndi McAfee, Tony Jay, Rip Taylor, Henry Gibson, Michael Bell, Ed Gilbert, David L. Lander, Howard Morris, and Charlotte Rae.It is the very first theatrical feature-length animated film featuring the titular characters, as well as the first piece of theatrically released of Tom and Jerry media in 25 years. Although largely mute in the original cartoons, Tom and Jerry are given extensive spoken dialogue for the only time to date. Joseph Barbera, co-founder of Hanna-Barbera Productions and co-creator of the original Tom and Jerry short films, served as the film's creative consultant. The film tells the story about an eight-year-old girl named Robyn Starling, who enlists Tom and Jerry's help to escape from her evil legal guardian and reunite with her lost and presumed-dead father.Following its premiere in Germany on October 1, 1992, Tom and Jerry: The Movie was released theatrically in the United States on July 30, 1993 by Live Entertainment and Miramax Films, which was a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company at the time. The film grossed $3.6 million and received negative reviews.<EOS>"
2649,45094,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Luck of the Irish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Rock_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_the_Irish_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Luck of the Irish is a British drama film directed by Donovan Pedelty, who also co-wrote the screenplay, and starring Richard Hayward and Kay Walsh. It is based on a novel by Victor Haddick.It was made as a quota film at Elstree Studios. The production company Crusade Films had a contract to supply films for release by the British subsidiary of Paramount Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the art director Andrew Mazzei.<EOS>"
2650,14340,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Grierson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Isobel Pargiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Grierson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Curtis_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Devil on Horseback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_on_Horseback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cyril_Frankel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Devil on Horseback is a 1954 British sports drama film directed by Cyril Frankel and starring Googie Withers, John McCallum and Jeremy Spenser. The screenplay was by Scottish writer Neil Paterson.<EOS>"
2651,70728,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hunter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin Jurow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melissa Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Schoeffling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Farnsworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hunter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Sobieski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sylvester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_horses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kentucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lee_Holdridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Hunter<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sylvester is a 1985 American family drama film directed by Tim Hunter and starring Richard Farnsworth and Melissa Gilbert. The film was nominated for a Young Artist Award in 1986.<EOS>
2652,169425,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tiger_Woods_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:LeVar_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tiger_Woods_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_David<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tiger_Woods_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:LeVar_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tiger_Woods_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Tiger Woods Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tiger_Woods_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tiger_Woods_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tiger_Woods_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tiger_Woods_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tiger_Woods_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tiger_Woods_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tiger_Woods_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tiger_Woods_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_LeVar_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tiger_Woods_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Tiger_Woods<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Tiger Woods Story is a 1998 television film directed by LeVar Burton and starring Keith David and Khalil Kain. It was nominated for three Daytime Emmy Awards in 1999.<EOS>
2653,24796,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_J._Gasnier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Motion Picture Ventures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dwain Esper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Hirliman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carleton Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Short<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lillian Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thelma White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warren McCollum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_J._Gasnier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dwain_Esper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hirliman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Reefer Madness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_cannabis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_social_guidance_and_drug_education_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_J._Gasnier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_in_cannabis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drugs_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reefer_Madness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-cannabis_media<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Reefer Madness is an American public service announcement and exploitation film about drug use and abuse. It was originally titled Tell Your Children, and it has been known by the titles The Burning Question, Dope Addict, Doped Youth, and Love Madness as well.In the film, aspiring high school students are enticed by pushers to try marijuana. They become addicted and engage in criminal activities such as a hit and run accident, manslaughter, murder, conspiracy to murder and attempted rape. They suffer hallucinations, descend into manic-depressive episodes and insanity, and associate with organized crime. One character commits suicide.The film was produced in 1936 by mainstream independent filmmaker George Hirliman. It was financed by a church group and intended to be shown to parents as a morality tale about the dangers of cannabis use. Directed by silent-era pioneer Louis J. Gasnier, it featured a cast of mainly little-known actors. In 1938, exploitation film producer Dwain Esper purchased the film and recut it for distribution to exploitation houses, catering to vulgar interest while escaping censorship under the guise of moral guidance. Esper retitled the film Reefer Madness. Reefer Madness was ""rediscovered"" in the early 1970s, and it became an underground hit on college campuses. It gained new life as an unintentional satire among advocates of cannabis policy reform. Critics have called it one of the worst films ever made, and it has gained a cult following within cannabis culture. It is in the public domain in the United States, due to the film carrying an improper copyright notice.<EOS>"
2654,21501,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Schnee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Piper_Laurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Fontaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Dee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Schnee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Woodruff_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Raksin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_home_front_during_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_A._Michener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Until_They_Sail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christchurch_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Until They Sail is a 1957 American black-and-white CinemaScope drama film directed by Robert Wise and starring Jean Simmons, Joan Fontaine, Paul Newman, Piper Laurie and Sandra Dee. The screenplay by Robert Anderson, based on a story by James A. Michener included in his 1951 anthology Return to Paradise, focuses on four New Zealand sisters and their relationships with U.S. Marines during World War II.<EOS>"
2655,141351,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lezli-An Barrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Colin McKeown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sara Geater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenda_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Thaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cathy_Tyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Business as Usual<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Business_as_Usual_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Business as Usual is a 1988 drama film written and directed by Lezli-An Barrett. It stars Glenda Jackson and John Thaw. The story is based on the real-life case of Audrey White, a manager at a chain of Lady at Lord John boutiques who was fired from her job after complaining about sexual harassment.<EOS>"
2656,153776,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Fitzmaurice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_d'Abbadie_d'Arrast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Colman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Fitzmaurice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_d'Abbadie_d'Arrast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Raffles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transitional_sound_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Samuel_Goldwyn_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Fitzmaurice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_A._J._Raffles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_heist_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Raffles is a 1930 American pre-Code comedy-mystery film produced by Samuel Goldwyn. It stars Ronald Colman as the title character, a proper English gentleman who moonlights as a notorious jewel thief, and Kay Francis as his love interest. It is based on the play Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman (1906) by E. W. Hornung and Eugene Wiley Presbrey, which was in turn adapted from the 1899 short story collection of the same name by Hornung.Oscar Lagerstrom was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Sound Recording.The story had been filmed previously as Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman (1917) with John Barrymore as Raffles, and again as Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman (1925) by Universal Studios. A 1939 Goldwyn produced version, again titled just Raffles, starred David Niven in the title role.<EOS>"
2657,37034,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Harry Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Winfield R. Sheehan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Dunn_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>George White's 1935 Scandals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_White's_1935_Scandals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Lachman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>George White's 1935 Scandals is an American musical film, written by Jack Yellen, directed by George White and Harry Lachman, and produced in 1935 by Fox Film Corporation. It was a follow-up to (but not a sequel to) the 1934 release, George White's Scandals.<EOS>"
2658,162878,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Barsha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Barsha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Earl_Repp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Myton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Benton_Cheney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lone Prairie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Prairie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lone Prairie is a 1942 American Western film directed by William Berke. It is one of a series of Westerns that Berke directed with the trio of Russell Hayden, Dub Taylor, and Bob Wills. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
2659,38421,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hartford-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Newbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Thornton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hartford-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Newbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Newbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hartford-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gonks Go Beat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Romeo_and_Juliet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Hartford-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gonks_Go_Beat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantasy_music<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gonks Go Beat is a 1964 British science fiction/musical fantasy film, directed by Robert Hartford-Davis, starring Kenneth Connor and Frank Thornton. It is loosely based on the Romeo and Juliet storyline and features 16 musical numbers performed by a variety of artists, including Lulu and The Luvvers, The Nashville Teens and the Graham Bond Organisation including Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce and Dick Heckstall-Smith. The film includes an early appearance by the actor Derek Thompson performing with his twin sister Elaine.The film's title highlights the fad for gonk toys in mid 1960s Great Britain. The gonks appear in the opening title credits, as Lulu sings the theme song ""Chocolate Ice"".Editor Teddy Darvas said ""I am very proud of that, it's in the book of the world's worst movies and I cut one of them.""<EOS>"
2660,126422,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Galen_Johnson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Johnson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Six Shooter Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Juliette Hagopian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Galen_Johnson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Johnson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Galen_Johnson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Johnson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Accidence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_avant-garde_and_experimental_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Accidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Maddin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Accidence is a Canadian short drama film, directed by Guy Maddin, Evan Johnson and Galen Johnson, and released in 2018. The film, a continuous nine-minute shot, focuses on an apartment block and depicts the diverse events, both major and minor, taking place on balconies.The film premiered at the 2018 Berlin Film Festival, as an accompaniment to a screening of his 2017 feature film The Green Fog. It had its North American premiere at the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival.The film was named to TIFF's annual year-end Canada's Top Ten list for 2018.<EOS>"
2661,82502,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tim Deacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Wonder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Video_Collection_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jacques Pettigrew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michel Lemire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Loris Kramer Lunsford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sophie Chicoine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Priestley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathy_Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dom_DeLuise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Curry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Beckman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Horrocks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Goldthwait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Wonder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Video_Collection_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L._Frank_Baum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_S._Baum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lion of Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_lions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lion_of_Oz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_The_Wizard_of_Oz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lion of Oz is a 2000 animated film set before the 1900 children's novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. It tells the story of how the Cowardly Lion, formerly part of the Omaha Circus, came to be in Oz and how he stopped the Wicked Witch of the East from getting the Flower of Oz. It is based upon the 1995 book Lion of Oz and the Badge of Courage by Roger S. Baum (great-grandson of L. Frank Baum, the original author of the Oz books). It was announced by CinéGroupe and Sony Wonder and was released in 2000.<EOS>"
2662,169636,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The High and the Flightly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_and_the_Flighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The High and the Flighty is a 1956  Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson and written by Tedd Pierce. The short was released on February 18, 1956, and stars Daffy Duck, Foghorn Leghorn and the Barnyard Dawg.The title is a parody of the 1954 Warner Bros. Pictures film The High and the Mighty starring John Wayne.<EOS>"
2663,82266,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Gregg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neil Zeiger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Bannen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liam_Neeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_O'Conor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Gregg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_MacLaverty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lamb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lamb is a 1985 Irish drama film, directed by Colin Gregg and starring Liam Neeson, Hugh O'Conor and Ian Bannen. The film is based on the novel by Bernard MacLaverty, who also wrote the screenplay. It was released in Ireland on 10 October 1986.<EOS>"
2664,159525,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Savage_(Australian_film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Savage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Savage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zero Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Savage_(Australian_film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Savage_(Australian_film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Savage_(Australian_film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Marauders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marauders_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Marauders is a 1986 Australian film about two youths roaming the countryside and committing violence. It was privately funded, and was Mark Savage's first feature.<EOS>"
2665,3642,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Steve Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Rucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walt Kubiak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cliff Ruby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elana Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Janice Karman ,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jimmy Jam,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ross Bagdasarian,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Rucker ,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenny Loggins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raven-Symoné<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janice Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ross Bagdasarian, Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shelley Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Vereen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Little Richard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Markie Post<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Moll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rockin' Through the Decades<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Children's_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_in_American_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_animated_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Janice_Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockin'_Through_the_Decades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ross_Bagdasarian_Jr.<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Rockin' Through the Decades is a live-action/animated TV special based on characters from Alvin and the Chipmunks. It was directed by Steve Karman, produced by Bagdasarian Productions, and premiered on NBC on December 9, 1990.The special was released on VHS by Buena Vista Home Video in 1992 as Rockin' with the Chipmunks and aired on the Disney Channel the same year. On September 8, 2009 it was released on DVD as part of the Paramount Home Entertainment release The Very First Alvin Show, which also included the first episode of The Alvin Show and the 1985 special A Chipmunk Reunion.<EOS>"
2666,45028,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Wyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Wyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Wyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Wyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Love Trap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Trap_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Wyler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Love Trap is a 1929 American  sound part-talkie comedy film directed by William Wyler and starring Laura La Plante, Neil Hamilton, and Robert Ellis. In addition to sequences with audible dialogue or talking sequences, the film features a synchronized musical score and sound effects along with English intertitles. The soundtrack was recorded using the Western Electric sound-on-film system.<EOS>"
2667,137410,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The Sportsmen Quartet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mississippi Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_boats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mississippi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mississippi_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mississippi Hare is a 1949 Looney Tunes cartoon short directed by Chuck Jones and written by Michael Maltese. The short was released on February 26, 1949, and features Bugs Bunny.<EOS>"
2668,32554,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joey Sylvester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Breaking Glass Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Optimale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>PRO-FUN media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_De_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Archdeacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dee Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Archdeacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lindsay Hollister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emrhys Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nathaniel Marston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kirsten Lea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_De_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Walk a Mile in My Pradas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walk_a_Mile_in_My_Pradas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Walk a Mile in My Pradas is a 2011 American gay body-switching romantic comedy film directed by Joey Sylvester.A magic Christmas ornament turns two men's lives upside down when homophobic Tony starts preferring men two weeks before his wedding and his gay co-worker Steve finds himself blossoming into a ladies' man.It was filmed in locations such as Hollywood and Silver Lake, Los Angeles, California.It was Nathaniel Marston's final film, before he was involved in a car crash that led to his death.<EOS>"
2669,110926,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Pulbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Potential Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lightfoot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Xavier_Samuel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lightfoot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Edgeworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bad Blood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Blood_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Bad Blood is a 2017 Australian thriller film directed by David Pulbrook and starring Xavier Samuel and Morgan Griffin.<EOS>
2670,143251,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Carol Wiseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Horrox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Jayston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angela Pleasence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vicky Murdock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Wiseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ITV_television_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_runaways<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_in_British_television<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Somewhere to Run is a 1989 British drama television film about teenage runaways. Directed by Carol Wiseman and written by Matthew Jacobs, it stars Robin Weaver and Vicky Murdock as two teenage girls who run away from home and find themselves on the streets of London. The film also stars Angela Pleasence and Michael Jayston. It was produced by Thames Television for the ITV network, and received its ITV debut on 11 July 1989.<EOS>"
2671,102387,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Stafford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Hanbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clyde_Cook_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Vosper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stafford_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Hanbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clyde_Cook_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Kendall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harrison_Ainsworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dick Turpin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Hanbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stoll_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1730s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_highwaymen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Turpin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Dick_Turpin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dick Turpin is a 1933 British historical drama film directed by Victor Hanbury and John Stafford. It starred Victor McLaglen, Jane Carr, Frank Vosper, James Finlayson and Cecil Humphreys. The film depicts the adventures of the eighteenth century highwayman Dick Turpin and his legendary ride to York. It was based on a historical novel by Harrison Ainsworth.It was made at Cricklewood Studios with sets designed by the art director Wilfred Arnold. It was the last film made by Stoll Pictures which had once been the dominant producer in Britain during the silent era.<EOS>"
2672,51888,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Statue_of_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Statue_of_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Statue_of_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Statue_of_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Statue_of_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Statue of Liberty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Statue_of_Liberty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Statue_of_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Statue_of_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Statue_of_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Statue_of_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Statue_of_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Statue_of_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_immigration_to_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Statue_of_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Statue_of_Liberty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Statue_of_Liberty<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Statue of Liberty is a 1985 American documentary film on the history of the Statue of Liberty (Liberty Enlightening the World). It was produced and directed by Ken Burns. The film, which first aired in October 1985, was narrated by historian David McCullough.<EOS>"
2673,8499,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Majors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sab_Shimono<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Haley_Ramm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Picardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beth_Littleford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_McManus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christien_Anholt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Phillips_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aloma_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ben 10: Race Against Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cartoon_Network_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ben_10_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alex_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Andy_Sturmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_10:_Race_Against_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_parallel_universes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ben 10: Race Against Time (also known as Ben 10: The Movie) is a 2007 American superhero film based on the animated television series Ben 10, created by Man of Action.The working title was Ben 10 in the Hands of Armageddon. Directed by Alex Winter, it premiered on November 21, 2007, in the United States as a Cartoon Network original film.<EOS>"
2674,125725,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Romulus_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lopert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carol Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Dors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Kossoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Robinson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Romulus_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lopert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Mankowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Kid For Two Farthings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Wolf_Mankowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Professional_wrestling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:London_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kid_for_Two_Farthings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carol_Reed<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Kid For Two Farthings is a 1955 British comedy-drama film directed by Carol Reed. The screenplay was adapted by Wolf Mankowitz from his 1953 novel of the same name. The title is a reference to the traditional Passover song, ""Chad Gadya"", which begins ""One little goat which my father bought for two zuzim"". At the end of the film, Mr. Kandinsky softly sings fragments of an English translation of the song.It was one of the last films produced by Alexander Korda before his death.<EOS>"
2675,137637,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tease for Two<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DePatie–Freleng_Enterprises_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tease_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goofy_Gophers_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tease for Two is a 1965 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on August 28, 1965, and stars Daffy Duck and the Goofy Gophers in their final appearance. The voices were performed by Mel Blanc. The title is a play on the phrase ""tea for two.""The cartoon marked the final theatrical appearance of the Goofy Gophers during the original Golden Age of Animation era. Unlike previous Goofy Gophers cartoons where the characters were performed by Blanc and Stan Freberg voiced the Gophers, in this cartoon Blanc performs both parts.In the film, Daffy is a treasure hunter in search for gold. He tries to have the Gophers abandon their residence in order to search it for gold, but they refuse and fight back.<EOS>"
2676,89055,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alibi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alibi_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Hercule_Poirot_books<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alibi  is a 1931 British mystery detective film directed by Leslie S. Hiscott and starring Austin Trevor, Franklin Dyall, and Elizabeth Allan.The film was adapted from the 1928 play Alibi by Michael Morton which was in turn based on the 1926 Agatha Christie novel The Murder of Roger Ackroyd featuring her famous Belgian detective Hercule Poirot.Austin Trevor once claimed he was cast as Poirot because he could speak with a French accent. It was the first of three Poirot adaptations made by Twickenham Film Studios in the 1930s, followed by Black Coffee the same year, and Lord Edgware Dies in 1934, all starring Trevor as Poirot. He later appeared in The Alphabet Murders, a 1965 Christie film, playing a minor role.It is now considered to be a lost film.<EOS>"
2677,73958,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Gathings Bunche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artisan_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kay Gee, DJ Paul, Juicy J, The Beatnuts, E-A-Ski, CMT<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Hertzberg, Julian Fowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nia_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donnie_Wahlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artisan_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Butter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Artisan_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butter_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Butter (known as Never 2 Big in the United States) is a 1998 action-thriller film starring Ernie Hudson, Nia Long, Tony Todd and Donnie Wahlberg. It originally premiered on HBO as an HBO Original Film. It was later released to video by Artisan Entertainment as Never 2 Big in 1998 and on DVD in 2001.The film follows corrupt record company executives who kill a singing sensation with a lethal injection rather than letting her leave their label and join another company. They then frame her foster brother for the murder forcing him to go on the run and to try to get the goods on the real killers.<EOS>"
2678,118257,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Bernerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dying Detective<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dying_Detective_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Dying Detective is a 1921 British short film directed by Maurice Elvey. The film is the first in the Stoll Pictures' short film series The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.<EOS>
2679,136934,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ethel_Merman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mae_Questel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Time on My Hands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_on_My_Hands_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop_cartoons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Time On My Hands is a 1932 American Screen Songs animated short, produced by Fleischer Studios and directed by Dave Fleischer. The song featured in this Screen Song, ""Time on My Hands"", was a popular song which was published in 1930.<EOS>"
2680,21605,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Kellett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankie_Howerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Kellett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sid_Colin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Richard_I_of_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robin_Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crusades_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robin_Hood_parodies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Chastity_Belt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Kellett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Up the Chastity Belt (U.S. title: Naughty Knights; also known as The Chastity Belt) is a 1971 British comedy film directed by Bob Kellett and starring Frankie Howerd. It was written by Sid Colin, Ray Galton and Alan Simpson.It was the second of three film spin-offs from the TV series Up Pompeii! (1969–1970), the first being Up Pompeii (1971), and the third Up the Front (1972).<EOS>"
2681,23836,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lash_LaRue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ira_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dead Man's Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Man's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Taylor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dead Man's Gold is a 1948 American Western film, starring Lash LaRue and Al ""Fuzzy"" St. John, the first of his Westerns for producer Ron Ormond.<EOS>"
2682,162988,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Rush_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Rush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Lipsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Evans_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Rush_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Rush_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Lipsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Ford_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Rush_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:László_Görög_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Too Soon to Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teenage_pregnancy_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ronald_Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Soon_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Rush<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Too Soon to Love, also known as High School Honeymoon and Teenage Lovers, is a 1960 American exploitation film directed by Richard Rush and starring Richard Evans, Jennifer West and Jack Nicholson.The film was considered by some critics as among the first of the American ""new wave"" of filmmaking.<EOS>"
2683,96364,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers,_Lovers_Weepers!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers,_Lovers_Weepers!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Eve Productions Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers,_Lovers_Weepers!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers,_Lovers_Weepers!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Finders Keepers, Lovers Weepers!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers,_Lovers_Weepers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers,_Lovers_Weepers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers,_Lovers_Weepers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers,_Lovers_Weepers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers,_Lovers_Weepers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers,_Lovers_Weepers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Russ_Meyer<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Finders Keepers, Lovers Weepers! is a 1968 film by Russ Meyer. The story involves the goings-on at a topless go-go bar on the Sunset Strip. Meyer himself makes an appearance in this film. The composition Finlandia by Jean Sibelius is used in one of the film's love scenes.<EOS>"
2684,110593,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Miramax Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shannon Elizabeth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Ferrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Mewes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Affleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ali Larter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eliza Dushku<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music from the Dimension Motion Picture Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rating_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_cannabis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stoner_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_studio_lots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_L._Venable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:View_Askew_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:View_Askewniverse_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Red_Bank,_New_Jersey_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is a 2001 American satirical stoner buddy comedy film written, co-edited, and directed by Kevin Smith and produced and co-edited by Scott Mosier. The film is the fifth set in the View Askewniverse, a growing collection of characters and settings that developed out of Smith's cult-favorite Clerks. It stars Jason Mewes and Smith respectively as the two eponymous characters. The film also stars Shannon Elizabeth, Jason Lee, Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Will Ferrell, Eliza Dushku, Ali Larter, and Chris Rock, among many others, most of which make cameo appearances. The title and logo for Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back are direct references to The Empire Strikes Back (1980).Originally intended to be the last film set in the Askewniverse, or to feature Jay and Silent Bob, Strike Back features many characters from the previous Askew films, some in dual roles and/or reprising roles from the previous four entries. The film received mixed reviews from critics.Smith announced in February 2017 that he was writing a sequel called Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, which started filming in February 2019 and was released on October 15 of that same year. From February to June 2019, Smith additionally re-adapted the plot of the film to the character of Mindy McCready / Hit-Girl in the relaunched Image comic book series, titled Hit-Girl: The Golden Rage of Hollywood, with Dave Lizewski filling the role of Banky Edwards.<EOS>"
2685,7962,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jay Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lori Forte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bambi Moe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harold J. Kleiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Susan Kapigian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Haley Joel Osment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Curry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Orbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Reubens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bernadette Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angela Lansbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Ogden Stiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robby Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paige O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beauty and the Beast:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Enchanted Christmas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_princes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_interquel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Beauty_and_the_Beast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beauty_and_the_Beast_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DisneyToon_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Television_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rachel_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Frame_stories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Beast:_The_Enchanted_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_France<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas is a 1997 direct-to-video animated Christmas musical fantasy film produced by Walt Disney Television Animation and Disneytoon Studios, as a sequel to Disney's 1991 animated feature film Beauty and the Beast. While a frame story is set after the events of the original film, the main narrative is a flashback recounting Belle and the Beast's first Christmas together. The film sold 7.6 million VHS tapes in 1997.<EOS>"
2686,32084,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Benjamin Statler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Montani Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Benjamin Statler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donnie Eichar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Roebuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>August Emerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cyril Wecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Hauck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Lancaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tyler Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donnie_Eichar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donnie_Eichar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Soaked in Bleach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kurt_Cobain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Death_conspiracy_theories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Courtney_Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Kurt_Cobain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soaked_in_Bleach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Suicides_by_firearm_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Soaked in Bleach is a 2015 American docudrama directed by Benjamin Statler, who co-wrote and produced it with Richard Middelton and Donnie Eichar. The film details the events leading up to the death of Kurt Cobain, as seen through the perspective of Tom Grant, the private detective who was hired by Courtney Love to find Cobain, shortly before his death in 1994. It also explores the theory that Cobain's death was not a suicide. The film stars Tyler Bryan as Cobain and Daniel Roebuck as Grant, with Sarah Scott portraying Courtney Love and August Emerson as Dylan Carlson.<EOS>"
2687,142974,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Soderbergh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rae Sanchini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natascha McElhone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Viola Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ulrich Tukur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Clooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Soderbergh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Landau_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Soderbergh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Solaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychiatry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jon_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_planets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_nonlinear_narrative_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Polish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cliff_Martinez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steven_Soderbergh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steven_Soderbergh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Stanisław_Lem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lightstorm_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solaris_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_on_ocean_planets<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Solaris is a 2002 American science fiction drama film written and directed by Steven Soderbergh, produced by James Cameron and Jon Landau, and starring George Clooney and Natascha McElhone. It is based on the 1961 novel of the same name by Polish author Stanisław Lem. The film is the third screen adaptation of the novel, following a 1968 Soviet television film and Andrei Tarkovsky's critically acclaimed 1972 version. Soderbergh stated that his adaptation aimed to remain closer in spirit to Lem's original work.Set almost entirely aboard a space station orbiting the mysterious planet Solaris, the film explores themes of grief, memory, and identity through the experiences of Dr. Chris Kelvin, a psychologist sent to investigate unexplained phenomena on the station. The narrative incorporates flashbacks to Kelvin's life on Earth, particularly his relationship with his deceased wife, as he confronts manifestations of his own memories and emotional past.Solaris received generally favorable reviews from critics, who praised its philosophical tone, performances, and visual style, though some criticized its slow pacing. Despite the critical response, the film underperformed at the box office, grossing approximately $30 million worldwide against a production budget of $47 million.<EOS>"
2688,92554,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Moss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr. Wake's Patient<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Wake's_Patient<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Paul<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dr. Wake's Patient is a 1916 British silent romance film directed by Fred Paul and starring Phyllis Dare, Gerald McCarthy and James Lindsay. A doctor, who is a farmer's son, falls in love with one of his patients who comes from a wealthy aristocratic background.<EOS>"
2689,162798,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_McGrath_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Independent Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Humphrey_Barclay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cleese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Moody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Connie_Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_McGrath_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Humphrey_Barclay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_McGrath_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cleese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Strange Case of the End of Civilization as We Know It<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_McGrath_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sherlock_Holmes_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Cleese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Case_of_the_End_of_Civilization_as_We_Know_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sherlock_Holmes_pastiches<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Strange Case of the End of Civilisation as We Know It (also known as The Strange Case of the End of Civilisations) is a 1977 comedy film directed by Joseph McGrath and starring John Cleese. It is a low-budget spoof of the Sherlock Holmes detective series, as well as the mystery genre in general.<EOS>"
2690,81318,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolf_de_Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fandango<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julie Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rolf de Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolf_de_Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolf_de_Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolf_de_Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr. Plonk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2007<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1907<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rolf_de_Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Plonk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_slapstick_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dr Plonk, also titled Dr Plonk: The brilliant Dr Plonk, is a 2007 Australian black and white silent sci-fi / comedy film written and directed by Rolf de Heer. It premiered in Australia at the 2007 Adelaide Film Festival on 4 March 2007,with  live accompaniment by the Stiletto Sisters. The film was released in cinemas in Australia on 30 August 2007. Its score was composed by Graham Tardif and performed by the Stiletto sisters. It is also notable for a cameo appearance by the South Australian Premier, Mike Rann, playing the 2007 Prime Minister.<EOS>"
2691,165255,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_O'Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Anderson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kurt Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanne Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nick Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James MacArthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Lipton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Harron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Ging<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_O'Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Anderson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mosby's Marauders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mosby's_Marauders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_O'Herlihy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mosby's Marauders is a 1967 American film about the raids by John S. Mosby during the US Civil War. It was originally filmed for US television under the title Willie and the Yank: The Mosby Raiders. Mosby's Marauders was later released through VHS on February 2, 1987.<EOS>"
2692,46217,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pierre Rouve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimitri_De_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sellers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sophia_Loren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alastair_Sim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vittorio_De_Sica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimitri_De_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Bernard_Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Mankowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Millionairess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_George_Bernard_Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Wolf_Mankowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Dimitri_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Millionairess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Millionairess is a 1960 British romantic comedy film directed by Anthony Asquith, and starring Sophia Loren and Peter Sellers. Set in London, it is a loose adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's 1936 play of the same name.<EOS>"
2693,103113,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Caffrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mannion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Knoxville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christina_Applegate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Caffrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mannion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Grand Theft Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Theft_Parsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Grand Theft Parsons is a 2003 comedy-drama film based on the true story of country rock musician Gram Parsons (played by Gabriel Macht), who died of an overdose in 1973. Parsons and his road manager, Phil Kaufman (Johnny Knoxville), made a pact in life that whoever died first would be cremated by the other in what was then the Joshua Tree National Monument, an area of desert they both loved and cherished.<EOS>"
2694,90117,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nadia Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Martha Coolidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tina Mabry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Patricia Rozema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Valerie Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joyce Chopra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Vince Marcello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Amazon Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Chopra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Coolidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tina_Mabry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Rozema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazon_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Sandor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_O'Toole_and_Amy_Rardin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>American Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Girl_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Mattel_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Girl_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2004<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>American Girl is a line of books, movies, dolls, and accessories based on pre-teen girl characters (aged 9–12) from various periods of history including the 21st century. Several of the characters from the American Girl books have since had their stories adapted into films, the majority of them released as direct-to-DVD or television films, with the exception of Kit Kittredge: An American Girl, which was a theatrical release. Starting with the debut of the Maryellen Larkin doll, American Girl has since expressed interest in producing webseries based on their characters.<EOS>"
2695,169314,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Continental_Distributing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Parkyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julian Wintle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Robertson_Justice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Continental_Distributing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Wintle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Parkyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Davies_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keble_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fast Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fast_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fast Lady is a 1962 British comedy film, directed by Ken Annakin and starring James Robertson Justice, Leslie Phillips, Stanley Baxter, Kathleen Harrison, and Julie Christie. The screenplay was by Henry Blyth and Jack Davies, based on the 1925 novel The Fast Lady by Keble Howard. It was the third in a trilogy of comedies written by Jack Davies that Annakin made for Independent Artists.Don Sharp directed second unit. ""The Fast Lady"" is the name of a vintage Bentley.A loose sequel, Father Came Too!, was released in February 1964.<EOS>"
2696,55180,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wes Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Kingsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Fiennes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dev Patel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Benedict Cumberbatch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rupert Friend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Ayoade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2023_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Upcoming_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wes_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Upcoming_Netflix_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_of_Henry_Sugar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Roald_Dahl<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Roald Dahl's The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, or simply The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, is a 2023 American fantasy short film written, co-produced, and directed by Wes Anderson, based on the 1977 short story ""The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar"" by Roald Dahl. It is the second film adaptation of a Dahl work directed by Anderson, following Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009). It stars Benedict Cumberbatch as the titular character alongside Ralph Fiennes, Dev Patel, Ben Kingsley, and Richard Ayoade. The story sees a rich man learning about a clairvoyant guru who could see without using his eyes through the power of a particular form of Yoga, then setting out to master the skill in order to cheat at gambling.The film is the first of a four-part series of shorts adapted from Dahl's short stories, including ""The Swan"", ""The Rat Catcher"", and ""Poison"". Development on the project began in January 2022, with most of the cast signed on. Principal photography took place in London that month. The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar was originally reported to be a feature film until Anderson clarified in June 2023 that it would be one of a collection of short films.The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar premiered at the 80th Venice International Film Festival on September 1, 2023, and received a limited theatrical release on September 20, 2023, followed by being released on Netflix on September 27, 2023. The other three Anderson shorts based on Dahl stories premiered on Netflix on succeeding days: The Swan on September 28, The Rat Catcher on September 29, and Poison on September 30.The film won the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film at the 96th Academy Awards.On March 15, 2024, the film was released in a full length film anthology along with the other three shorts titled The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and Three More.<EOS>"
2697,121991,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Quincy Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hal Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roberts_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Segal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Sand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Redford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moses_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Leibman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_Mostel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Redfield_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Topo_Swope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roberts_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hot Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Film score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Quincy_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brooklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1971<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Bobby_Roberts_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Donald_E._Westlake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Rock_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_William_Goldman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hot Rock is a 1972 American crime comedy-drama film directed by Peter Yates and written by William Goldman, based on Donald E. Westlake's 1970 novel of the same name, which introduced his long-running John Dortmunder character. The film stars Robert Redford, George Segal, Ron Leibman, Paul Sand, Moses Gunn and Zero Mostel. It was released in the UK with the alternative title How to Steal a Diamond in Four Uneasy Lessons.<EOS>"
2698,76112,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzz_Kulik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzz_Kulik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Schroder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzz_Kulik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzz_Kulik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Biography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_(film_and_television)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Buzz_Kulik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Steve_Dorff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Young_the_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Navy_in_World_War_II<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Too Young the Hero is a 1988 American made-for-television historical drama war film directed by Buzz Kulik and starring Rick Schroder.  It premiered on CBS on March 27, 1988.  The film tells the true story of a 12-year-old boy who forges his mother's signature to join the United States Navy during World War II. It is based on the real life of Calvin Graham, who was the youngest American serviceman of the war. The film was produced by Trucon Productions in Virginia Beach, Virginia and in Wilmington, North Carolina for CBS.<EOS>"
2699,2163,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gordon_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnolia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Muskat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Belfer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Zobel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Gordon Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Derrick Tseng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Rudd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emile_Hirsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gordon_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnolia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gordon_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Muskat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Belfer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Zobel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gordon_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prince Avalanche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack, post-rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Gordon_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Avalanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_foreign_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Prince Avalanche is a 2013 American comedy-drama film written and directed by David Gordon Green and starring Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch. The screenplay is based on the 2011 Icelandic film Either Way (Á annan veg). The film was shot in Bastrop, Texas, after the Bastrop County Complex Fire.<EOS>"
2700,82807,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Lavut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dennis Mohr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Lavut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Lavut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_cinema_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remembering_Arthur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_Lavut<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Remembering Arthur is a 2006 documentary film about collage filmmaker Arthur Lipsett that debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival. It is directed by Lipsett's close friend Martin Lavut and takes a personal approach to the story of his life through interviews with family, friends and colleagues. The film was produced by Public Pictures in association with the National Film Board of Canada, Bravo! and TVOntario.In 2007, it won the ""Best Cinematography in a Documentary"" Award from the Canadian Society of Cinematographers.<EOS>"
2701,151421,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Sinise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Sinise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Malkovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Casey Siemaszko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sherilyn Fenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Sinise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Walston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Sinise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Sinise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Foote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Of Mice and Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Isham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Great_Depression_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Horton_Foote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Of_Mice_and_Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_John_Steinbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Mice_and_Men_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_Sinise<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Of Mice and Men is a 1992 American period drama film directed by Gary Sinise from a screenplay by Horton Foote. Based on John Steinbeck's 1937 novella of the same name, it stars John Malkovich as the intellectually disabled Lennie and Sinise as George, two farm workers who travel together and dream of one day owning their own land. Like the novella, it explores themes of discrimination, loneliness, and the American Dream, as well as the desire for a place to call home.Of Mice and Men took part in the 1992 Cannes Film Festival, where Sinise was nominated for the Palme d'Or award, given to the director of the best-featured film. After the film debuted in the United States on October 2, 1992, it received acclaim from critics.<EOS>"
2702,153386,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kingsley-International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Independent_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Teddy Baird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Woolf_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Niven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Leighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noelle_Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kingsley-International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Independent_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Woolf_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hunter_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carrington V.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_V.C._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_recipients_of_the_Victoria_Cross<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Carrington V.C., also known as Court Martial in the United States, is a 1954 British legal drama film directed by Anthony Asquith and starring David Niven, Margaret Leighton and Noelle Middleton. Others in the cast include Allan Cuthbertson, Victor Maddern, Raymond Francis, Michael Bates, Laurence Naismith, Geoffrey Keen and Maurice Denham. Made by Romulus Films it was distributed by the company's Independent Film Distributors and released in the United States by Kingsley-International Pictures. It was adapted for the screen by John Hunter from the play of the same name by Campbell and Dorothy Christie. It was produced by Teddy Baird.It was shot at Shepperton Studios near London with sets designed by the art director Wilfred Shingleton. The Victoria Cross worn by Niven in the film was that awarded to Arthur Henry Cross for service in World War I.<EOS>"
2703,167811,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDougall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ronin Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Royal Anthropological Institute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Berkeley Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Centre for Cross-Cultural Research, Australian National University<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>CCR Media Works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Students and faculty of The Doon School<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDougall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Anthropological_Institute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_National_University<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Doon School Quintet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Hindi-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_education<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Uttarakhand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Visual_anthropology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anthropology_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Dehradun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Doon_School<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Social_anthropology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doon_School_Quintet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_anthropology<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Doon School Quintet is a five-part ethnographic film series made by the American visual anthropologist and documentary filmmaker David MacDougall, between 1997 and 2000, at The Doon School, an elite all-boys boarding school in India. For thirteen months over three years, MacDougall lived with the students and was given unprecedented access for filming inside the residential campus. By the end, MacDougall had more than 85 hours of material, which he edited into 5 parts, with a total duration of about 8 hours. The project ranks among MacDougall's most ambitious and longest works and is the only film series in his oeuvre (the 1977-81 Turkana Conversations trilogy was co-directed with his work partner and wife, Judith MacDougall).The films were released between 2000 and 2004, and are titled Doon School Chronicles (2000), With Morning Hearts (2001), Karam in Jaipur (2001), The New Boys (2003), and The Age of Reason (2004). In addition to studying the boys' daily lives at Doon, considered the most prestigious boys' boarding school in India, the films examine the ideology and ""social aesthetics"" of the school, its mix of privilege and egalitarianism, and its role in Indian postcoloniality and the emergence of a new Indian elite. The films have been praised and noted for their significant contribution to the genres of anthropological documentary and ethnographic film. In 2005, anthropologist and professor at Temple University, Jay Ruby, described the project in the review paper The Last 20 years of Visual Anthropology: ""MacDougall’s recent work on the Doon School in India and my digital ethnographic work on Oak Park (Ruby 2005) are attempts to continue an exploration that began with Rouch (Jean Rouch). The Doon School project in India by David MacDougall is perhaps the most noteworthy digital ethnographic film project.""<EOS>"
2704,149247,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daws_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginny_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mice Follies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animation_based_on_real_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mice_Follies_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Honeymooners<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mice Follies is a 1960 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on August 20, 1960. It was the third and last of McKimson's parodies of Jackie Gleason's The Honeymooners, following The Honey-Mousers (1956) and Cheese It, the Cat! (1957).<EOS>"
2705,31997,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yosemite_Sam_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sahara_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Sahara<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sahara Hare is a 1955 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes theatrical cartoon short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on March 26, 1955, and stars Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam.<EOS>"
2706,43347,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Convicts_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Earl Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Convicts_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lukas Haas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Convicts_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Convicts_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Masterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Convicts_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horton_Foote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Convicts_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Convicts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Convicts_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Convicts_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Convicts_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Convicts_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Convicts_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Masterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Convicts_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Horton_Foote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Convicts_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1902<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Convicts is a 1991 film directed by Peter Masterson. It stars Robert Duvall and Lukas Haas. It is based on the Horton Foote 1977 play Convicts which is part of  The Orphans' Home Cycle.<EOS>
2707,135634,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B.P._Schulberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Arnold_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wynne_Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Dinehart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Her Bodyguard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Bodyguard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_B._P._Schulberg<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Her Bodyguard is a 1933 American pre-Code comedy film directed by William Beaudine and starring Edmund Lowe, Wynne Gibson and Edward Arnold.<EOS>"
2708,99758,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Not So Dusty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_So_Dusty_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Not So Dusty is a 1956 black and white British 'B' movie comedy film directed and written by Maclean Rogers and starring Bill Owen, Leslie Dwyer and Joy Nichols.<EOS>"
2709,143982,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Loew's Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucien_Hubbard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucien_Hubbard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Speed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Speed is a 1936 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer action film directed by Edwin L. Marin.  It starred James Stewart, in his first starring role, and Wendy Barrie. Although only a low-budget ""B"" movie, the film was notable for its realistic cinematography by Lester White, incorporating scenes from the Indianapolis 500 race and on-location shooting at the Muroc dry lake bed, used for high-speed racing by ""hot rodders"" in the 1930s. Advance publicity trumpeted that Stewart drove the specially-prepared ""Falcon"" to 140 mph (230 km/h).<EOS>"
2710,125746,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rafael Portillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Bancroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricardo_Montalban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lee Marvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rafael_Portillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georges_Simenon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Presnell_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Life in the Balance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Georges_Simenon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Life_in_the_Balance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rafael_Portillo<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Life in the Balance is a 1955 American-Mexican thriller film directed by Harry Horner and Rafael Portillo and starring Ricardo Montalbán, Anne Bancroft and Lee Marvin. It was shot in Mexico and distributed in the United States by Twentieth Century-Fox.<EOS>"
2711,57101,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Erskine_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Producer:,  James Erskine,  David Stewart,  Sally George,  Sharon Gillooly, Executive Producer:,  Nancy Lavin,  Michael Mosley,  Nicholas Rossiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierce_Brosnan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Hurley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Candice_Bergen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cleese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Palin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevyn_Major_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Rivers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Rix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mali_Finn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Erskine_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Mosley_(broadcaster)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Rossiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Lavin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharon_Gillooly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cleese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Human Face<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_television_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_human_body<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_by_John_Cleese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Human_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Facial_expressions<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Human Face is a 4-part BBC series that examines the science behind facial beauty, expression, and fame. Actor and comedian John Cleese investigated identity, perception, creativity and sexuality and their relation to the human face, combining art, technology and human interest stories. Paul Ekman served as scientific adviser.<EOS>"
2712,167621,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Barsha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Hayden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Savage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dub_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Barsha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Earl_Repp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saddles and Sagebrush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddles_and_Sagebrush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Saddles and Sagebrush is a 1943 American musical Western film directed by William Berke and starring Russell Hayden, Dub Taylor and Ann Savage.The film's sets were designed by the art director Lionel Banks.<EOS>"
2713,68082,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_Fighting_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_Fighting_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nigel Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_Fighting_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Karpaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_Fighting_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_Fighting_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_Fighting_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Buesst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_Fighting_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Come Out Fighting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_Fighting_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_Fighting_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_Fighting_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_Fighting_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_Fighting_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Out_Fighting_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nigel_Buesst<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Come Out Fighting is a short 1973 Australian feature directed by Nigel Buesst.<EOS>
2714,43476,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Krishna_Rao_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Trimark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Wilson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rutger_Hauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Charles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Krishna_Rao_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Krishna_Rao_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crossworlds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paranormal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossworlds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_parallel_universes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crossworlds is a 1996 science fiction film starring Rutger Hauer, Josh Charles, Andrea Roth, Stuart Wilson and Jack Black, and directed by Krishna Rao. Special effects are by Digital Drama. The film was shot in Los Angeles, Lone Pine, and El Mirage Dry Lake, California, USA.<EOS>"
2715,28695,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Masks and Faces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1917_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masks_and_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Paul<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Masks and Faces is a 1917 British silent biographical film directed by Fred Paul and starring Johnston Forbes-Robertson, Irene Vanbrugh and Henry S. Irving. The film depicts episodes from the life of the eighteenth-century Irish actress Peg Woffington. It is based on the 1852 play Masks and Faces by Charles Reade and Tom Taylor.<EOS>"
2716,160112,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirby_Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinepix_Film_Properties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirby_Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirby_Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinepix_Film_Properties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirby_Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sick: The Life and Death of Bob Flanagan, Supermasochist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_people_with_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BDSM_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kirby_Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sick:_The_Life_and_Death_of_Bob_Flanagan,_Supermasochist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cystic_fibrosis<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Sick: The Life and Death of Bob Flanagan, Supermasochist is a 1997 documentary film directed by Kirby Dick about Bob Flanagan, a Los Angeles writer, poet, performance artist, comic, and BDSM celebrity, who had and later died of cystic fibrosis. The film premiered at the 1997 Sundance Film Festival, where it was awarded a Special Jury Prize.<EOS>"
2717,141965,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alejandro Seri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:LS_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lester Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cherelle George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ninoos Bethishou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francesco_Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Luciano Saber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Halacy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:LS_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luciano_Saber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Placebo Effect<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Placebo_Effect_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Placebo Effect is a 1998 American thriller film written by Luciano Saber and directed by Alejandro Seri. Featuring Francesco Quinn, Martin Halacy, and Kirsten Berman, it was released in the United States on 31 January 1998 and won Best Film at the New York Independent Film Festival in 1998.<EOS>"
2718,170746,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rhythmettes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Candy House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Candy_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Hansel_and_Gretel<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Candy House is a 1934 short animated film by Walter Lantz Productions featuring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. The film is an adaptation of the fairy tale Hansel and Gretel by the Brothers Grimm and is one of the few Oswald shorts in which he plays a different character.<EOS>
2719,41616,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Oswald Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Norris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Glen Raynham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music Hall Parade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Music Hall Parade (also known as Cavalcade of Variety) is a 1939 British musical film directed by Oswald Mitchell and featuring Glen Raynham, Richard Norris, Charles Sewell and Sid Palmer. It was written by Mitchell and Con West and was reissued in 1940 as Cavalcade of Variety.<EOS>"
2720,160399,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Orson Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twelfth Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Twelfth_Night<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Twelfth Night is a 1933 American Pre-Code short color film, notable as the very earliest surviving film directed by Orson Welles, then aged 17. It is a recording of the dress rehearsal of Welles's own abridged production at his alma mater, the Todd School for Boys, where he had returned to direct this adaptation of Shakespeare's  Twelfth Night for the Chicago Drama Festival in 1933. The play won first prize at that year's festival, presented as part of the 1933 Chicago World's Fair, A Century of Progress Exposition.<EOS>"
2721,49144,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Foxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Senta_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Segal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Helpmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_von_Sydow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alec_Guinness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Foxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Pinter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Quiller Memorandum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Berlin_Wall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Barry_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harold_Pinter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiller_Memorandum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Quiller Memorandum is a 1966 British neo noir eurospy film filmed in Deluxe Color and Panavision, adapted from the 1965 spy novel The Berlin Memorandum, by Elleston Trevor under the name ""Adam Hall"", screenplay by Harold Pinter, directed by Michael Anderson, featuring George Segal, Alec Guinness, Max von Sydow and Senta Berger. The film was shot on location in West Berlin and in Pinewood Studios, England. It was nominated for three BAFTA Awards, while Pinter was nominated for an Edgar Award for the script.The film is a spy-thriller set in 1960s West Berlin, where agent Quiller is sent to investigate a neo-Nazi organisation.The film had its world premiere on 10 November 1966 at the Odeon Leicester Square in the West End of London.<EOS>"
2722,104512,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Hill-Talbot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Puppet Show<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nightmares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Puppet_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Puppet Show is a 1936 short film from Walter Lantz Productions and stars Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. Unlike most shorts made by the studio, the film employs both animation and live-action.<EOS>"
2723,160447,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>A. F. Ericsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_K._McGuinness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Harold_Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lois_Moran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_K._McGuinness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Barry_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Under Suspicion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Suspicion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Under Suspicion is a 1930 American pre-Code musical drama film directed by A. F. Erickson and starring J. Harold Murray and Lois Moran. It was produced and distributed by the Fox Film Corporation.<EOS>
2724,40945,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lister_Laurance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lister_Laurance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Smith Carries On<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Smith_Carries_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Smith Carries On is a 1937 British crime film directed by Lister Laurance and starring Edward Rigby, Julien Mitchell and H. F. Maltby. It was made at Pinewood Studios as a quota quickie for release by Paramount Pictures. The screenplay concerns a secretary who accidentally shoots a business tycoon.<EOS>"
2725,25644,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anson_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anson_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:N._Richard_Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Vicious Years<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vicious_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_Classics_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Vicious Years is a 1950 American crime drama film directed by Robert Florey and starring Tommy Cook, Eduard Franz and Gar Moore. The screenplay concerns an orphan named Mario who witnesses Luca Rossi committing a murder, and blackmails Luca into taking him home as a member of his family.<EOS>"
2726,98383,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dickey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brothers of the West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Victory_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brothers_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Katzman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Brothers of the West is a 1937 American Western film produced and directed by Sam Katzman filmed at the Brandeis Ranch at Chatsworth, Los Angeles.<EOS>"
2727,139108,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_P._Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Newley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samantha Eggar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rex Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_P._Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Bricusse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doctor Dolittle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doctor Dolittle Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works_of_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lionel_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Original_Song_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Visual_Effects_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Saint_Lucia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1845<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Compositions_by_Leslie_Bricusse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Doctor_Dolittle_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L._B._Abbott<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dolittle_(1967_film)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Doctor Dolittle is a 1967 American musical fantasy film directed by Richard Fleischer and starring Rex Harrison, Samantha Eggar, Anthony Newley, and Richard Attenborough. It was adapted by Leslie Bricusse from the Doctor Dolittle novel series by Hugh Lofting, primarily The Story of Doctor Dolittle (1920), The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle (1922), and Doctor Dolittle's Circus (1924).Various attempts to make a film based on Doctor Dolittle began as early as the 1920s. In the early 1960s, actress-turned-producer Helen Winston acquired the film rights, but did not succeed in producing a film. In 1963, producer Arthur P. Jacobs acquired the rights and recruited Alan Jay Lerner to compose songs and Rex Harrison to star in the project. After numerous delays, Lerner was fired and replaced by Bricusse. In addition to the numerous technical difficulties inherent to working with the large number of animals required for the story, the production was impacted by numerous setbacks stemming from poorly chosen shooting locations and creative demands from Harrison, and the finished film cost almost three times more than its original budget of $6 million.The film premiered in London on December 12, 1967. It recouped $9 million during its theatrical run, earning only $6.2 million in theatrical rentals and becoming a box-office bomb. Although the film received negative critical reviews, it was nominated for nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture, at the 40th Academy Awards, thanks to intense lobbying by 20th Century-Fox, and won Best Original Song and Best Visual Effects.<EOS>"
2728,81459,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-Amalgamated Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Allan Cuthbertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Eden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Toby Robins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Marshall_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Game for Three Losers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_for_Three_Losers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Game for Three Losers is a 1965 British drama film directed by Gerry O'Hara and starring Michael Gough, Mark Eden and Toby Robins. It was written by Roger Marshall and made at Merton Park Studios as part of the long-running series of Edgar Wallace adaptations; this being adapted from a novel of the same name by Edgar Lustgarten.<EOS>"
2729,24171,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pollock_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Teddy Baird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thorley_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pollock_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Davies_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Panic Chaps!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Mediterranean_Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Panic_Chaps!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Pollock<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Panic Chaps! is a 1959 British military comedy film from Hammer Films, directed by George Pollock and starring Dennis Price, George Cole, Thorley Walters and Terence Alexander. The film was written by Jack Davies, based on the play by Michael Corston and Ronald Holroyd, and produced by Teddy Baird for ACT Films. Originally called Carry On Chaps, the title was changed following the success of the Carry On series. Scott McGregor and Tom Goswell were the Art Directors, Peter Aremsten did Makeup and Douglas Hermes was Assistant Director.<EOS>"
2730,93821,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Tinling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Tinling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Educating Father<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Tinling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Educating_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Samuel_Kaylin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Educating Father is a 1936 American comedy film directed by James Tinling and starring Jed Prouty, Shirley Deane, and Dixie Dunbar. It was part of the Jones Family series of films.<EOS>"
2731,121444,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rita_Hayworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Wiseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gay_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Happy Thieves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mario_Nascimbene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Gay_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Thieves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Hill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Happy Thieves is a 1961 American crime/comedy-drama film starring Rex Harrison and Rita Hayworth, and directed by George Marshall. The film is based on the novel The Oldest Confession by Richard Condon. The film was poorly received, with star Harrison later describing it as ""absolute rubbish"".<EOS>"
2732,60443,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_B._Schoedsack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RKO Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merian_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Macgowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Chandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_B._Schoedsack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merian_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Macgowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dwight_Taylor_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Long Lost Father<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long_Lost_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ernest_B._Schoedsack<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Long Lost Father is a 1934 American pre-Code drama film starring John Barrymore, Helen Chandler, Donald Cook, Alan Mowbray, and Doris Lloyd. It was directed by Ernest B. Schoedsack. It was based on a 1933 novel of the same title by the British writer Gladys Stern.<EOS>"
2733,64681,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_D'Angelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank D'Angelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Sorvino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Loggia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Caan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daryl Hannah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank D'Angelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_D'Angelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_D'Angelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sicilian Vampire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Want to Live Forever: Official Soundtrack from the Feature Film Sicilian Vampire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sicilian_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_D'Angelo<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sicilian Vampire is a 2015 Canadian horror drama film written, directed by and starring Frank D'Angelo. It also stars James Caan, Daryl Hannah, Paul Sorvino, and Robert Loggia in his final film role before his death. The film revolves around Santino ""Sonny"" Trafficante, a reputed mobster, who is bitten by a bat and turned into a vampire while at his hunting lodge. With his new abilities, Trafficante feels the need to right the wrongs in his life, while simultaneously trying to protect his loved ones.<EOS>"
2734,98275,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Gibson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Davina_Belling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hazel_O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Gibson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Davina_Belling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Gibson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Breaking Glass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Gibson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Breaking Glass is a 1980 British film starring Hazel O'Connor, Phil Daniels and Jonathan Pryce. It was co-produced by Dodi Fayed and written and directed by Brian Gibson, his feature film debut.The film was screened out of competition at the 1980 Cannes Film Festival.The soundtrack album, featuring songs performed by O'Connor, reached number 5 in the UK and was certified Gold by the British Phonographic Industry. Two singles, ""Eighth Day"" and ""Will You"", both reached the UK Top 10.<EOS>"
2735,47488,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Bernhard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gregory Peck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billie Whitelaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lee Remick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Bernhard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Seltzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Omen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Original_Score_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mystery_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Surrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_depictions_of_the_Antichrist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Omen_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Omen is a 1976 supernatural horror film directed by Richard Donner and written by David Seltzer. An international co-production of the United Kingdom and the United States, it stars Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, David Warner, Harvey Spencer Stephens (in his film debut), Billie Whitelaw, Patrick Troughton, Martin Benson, and Leo McKern. The film's plot follows Damien Thorn, a young child replaced at birth by his father, unbeknownst to his wife, after their biological child dies shortly after birth. As a series of mysterious events and violent deaths occur around the family and Damien enters childhood, they come to learn he is in fact the prophesied Antichrist.Released theatrically by 20th Century-Fox in June 1976, The Omen received mixed reviews from critics but was a commercial success, grossing over $60 million at the U.S. box office and becoming one of the highest-grossing films of 1976. Retrospective reviews of the film have been more favorable, and the film earned two Oscar nominations, including a win for Jerry Goldsmith's musical score. The film spawned the Omen franchise, with Damien: Omen II released two years later, followed by The Final Conflict (1981) and Omen IV: The Awakening (1991), as well as a 2006 remake and 2024 prequel. It also spawned a 2016 television series that ran for one season on A&E.<EOS>"
2736,162356,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Kerwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lawrence J. Aberwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Falbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Adventures of Lucky Pierre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sexploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Lucky_Pierre<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Adventures of Lucky Pierre is a 1961 nudie cutie film created by exploitation filmmakers Herschell Gordon Lewis and David F. Friedman. The first of its kind to be filmed in color, the film starred comedian Billy Falbo.<EOS>"
2737,1486,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_M._Like<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cliff P. Broughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Nugent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann Christy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Priscilla Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Behind Stone Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mayfair_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_Stone_Walls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Behind Stone Walls is a 1932 American Pre-Code film directed by Frank R. Strayer and starring Edward J. Nugent, Priscilla Dean and Ann Christy.<EOS>"
2738,103385,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peg_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peggy Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peg Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peg_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Thompson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peg_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Thompson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peg_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It's a Party!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Party!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It's a Party! is a Canadian comedy-drama short film, directed by Peg Campbell and released in 1986. Set in the apartment of a woman who is having a party, the film uses a stationary camera facing her hallway and living room, with actors moving in and out of the frame as the party's events evolve and change, while the film's dialogue was improvised by the filmmakers and actors based on strange or odd things they had personally heard at parties.The film was a Genie Award nominee for Best Live Action Short Drama at the 8th Genie Awards.Campbell and cowriter Peggy Thompson followed up in 1989 with In Search of the Last Good Man, which reversed the formula by using a rapidly moving camera to film a story with limited in-film movement.<EOS>"
2739,32548,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Commodore Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ajax Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Carey_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gertrude Messinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Norris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wagon Trail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagon_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wagon Trail is a 1935 American western film directed by Harry L. Fraser and starring Harry Carey, Gertrude Messinger and Edward Norris. It was produced as an independent second feature in Hollywood's Poverty Row. It was re-released by Astor Pictures in 1948.<EOS>"
2740,169048,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Edmunds_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ambassador Film Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>R. Howard Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hal Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Goolden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Polly Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Edmunds_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._Howard_Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Edmunds_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._Howard_Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Television Talent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_Talent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Television Talent is a 1937 British comedy film directed by Robert Edmunds and starring Richard Goolden, Hal Walters and Polly Ward. The film was a quota quickie. The plot concerns a music teacher who takes part in a talent contest.<EOS>"
2741,165683,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zuzana_Justman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Cinema Guild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ergo Media, Inc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jiří Ježek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Kanter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zuzana_Justman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zuzana_Justman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Czech Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Emmy_Award-winning_programs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Theresienstadt_Ghetto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_children_in_the_Holocaust<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voices_of_the_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Zuzana_Justman<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Voices of the Children is a 1998 Emmy-Award winning documentary film written and directed by Zuzana Justman. It tells the story of three people who were imprisoned as children in the Theresienstadt concentration camp in Terezín. It was produced and shown on television in the United States.<EOS>
2742,12451,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_A._FitzPatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James A. Fitzpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_A._FitzPatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_A._FitzPatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>David Livingstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Queen_Victoria_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_David_Livingstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Henry_Morton_Stanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Livingstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_A._FitzPatrick<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>David Livingstone is a 1936 British historical adventure film directed by James A. FitzPatrick and starring Percy Marmont, Marian Spencer and James Carew. It portrays the expedition of the British explorer David Livingstone to Africa to discover the source of the Nile, his disappearance, and the expedition to find him led by Stanley. The film was made at Shepperton Studios for distribution by MGM.<EOS>"
2743,59703,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightnin'_Smith_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Irwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightnin'_Smith_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Syndicate Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightnin'_Smith_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Irwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightnin'_Smith_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Irwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightnin'_Smith_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Irwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightnin'_Smith_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Irwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightnin'_Smith_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lightnin' Smith Returns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightnin'_Smith_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightnin'_Smith_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightnin'_Smith_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightnin'_Smith_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightnin'_Smith_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightnin'_Smith_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightnin'_Smith_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Irwin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lightnin' Smith Returns is a 1931 American Western film directed by Jack Irwin and starring Buddy Roosevelt, Barbara Worth and Tom London.<EOS>"
2744,44874,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Barnet Bain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry Collis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bobbie Collis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucas_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Bry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lost & Found Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_&_Found_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lost & Found Family is a 2009 direct-to-video Christian film starring Ellen Bry and Lucas Till. It was released on September 15, 2009 by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. The film was directed by Barnet Bain.<EOS>"
2745,24163,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Caradog W. James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Knock Twice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_Twice_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_Twice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_Twice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_Twice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_Twice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_Twice_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Don't Knock Twice is a 2016 British supernatural horror film directed by Caradog W. James.<EOS>
2746,97065,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Floodtide<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Wilson_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Floodtide<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Floodtide<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donald B. Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Floodtide<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Wilson_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Floodtide<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Floodtide<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Floodtide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Floodtide<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Floodtide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Floodtide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Floodtide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Floodtide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Floodtide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Floodtide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Floodtide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Floodtide is a 1949 British romantic drama film directed by Frederick Wilson and starring Gordon Jackson, Rona Anderson, John Laurie and Jimmy Logan.The film was one of the four of David Rawnsley's films that used his ""independent frame"" technique, a form of back projection.<EOS>"
2747,162976,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Will Yapp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:More4<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Will Yapp, Juliet Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrie_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Courtney_Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Corgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:More4<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Return of Courtney Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rockumentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Courtney_Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Courtney_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Return of Courtney Love is a 2006 documentary film by Will Yapp documenting the progression of musician Courtney Love's second studio album, How Dirty Girls Get Clean, as well as her recovery from drug addiction. The documentary was first broadcast on More4 in the United Kingdom and Ireland on 26 September 2006.<EOS>"
2748,167017,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Newall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Raglan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Mather<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Gwenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Black_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Newall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Campion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Admiral's Secret<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Devon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Admiral's_Secret<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Newall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Admiral's Secret is a 1934 British comedy film directed by Guy Newall and starring Edmund Gwenn, James Raglan and Dorothy Black. It was based on a play by Cyril Campion and filmed at Twickenham Studios. The film's sets were designed by James Carter. A quota quickie, it was released by the American company RKO Pictures.<EOS>"
2749,66016,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>N. P. Pery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Muriel Steinbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ron Randell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alec_Coppel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Smithy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_aviation_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Smithy (also known as Southern Cross in the UK and Pacific Adventure in the US) is a 1946 Australian adventure film about pioneering Australian aviator Sir Charles Kingsford Smith directed by Ken G. Hall starring Ron Randell. It was Hall's last feature film as a director.<EOS>
2750,19738,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Llewellyn_Moxey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Greenwood_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Llewellyn_Moxey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Greenwood_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ricochet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merton_Park_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Llewellyn_Moxey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ricochet is a 1963 British crime film directed by John Llewellyn Moxey and starring Maxine Audley, Richard Leech and Alex Scott. Part of the long-running series of Edgar Wallace Mysteries films made at Merton Park Studios, it is based on the 1922 novel The Angel of Terror.<EOS>"
2751,82345,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derrick_De_Marney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beresford_Egan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Latin Quarter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Quarter_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1893<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Latin Quarter (U.S. title: Frenzy ) is a 1945 British second feature ('B') thriller directed by Vernon Sewell and starring Derrick De Marney, Joan Greenwood and Beresford Egan.  It was written by Sewell adapted from the play L'Angoisse by Pierre Mills and C. Vylars.  It was Sewell's second film version of the story, following The Medium in 1934. It was made by British National Films at their studios in Elstree.Sewell called it ""a very very artistic movie.""<EOS>"
2752,110819,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karyn_Kusama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Feldmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mason Novick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Reitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Dubiecki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randall Poster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Kurstin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lissy_Trullie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hayley_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Janick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Livermore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ed Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dave Cooley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Josh Wilbur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Dingel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>JD Cronise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andy Ernest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Sedaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>J. 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Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Megan Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Brody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amanda Seyfried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karyn_Kusama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mason_Novick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Reitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Dubiecki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diablo_Cody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jennifer's Body<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indie_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_punk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_proms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Theodore_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mass_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spirit_possession<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dune_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virginity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Female_bisexuality_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Satanism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rape_and_revenge_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_human_sacrifice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_teenagers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Succubi_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Mason_Novick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Karyn_Kusama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Diablo_Cody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jason_Reitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cheerleading_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer's_Body<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vigilante_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jennifer's Body is a 2009 American comedy horror film directed by Karyn Kusama and written by Diablo Cody. Starring Megan Fox, Amanda Seyfried, Johnny Simmons, J. K. Simmons, Amy Sedaris, and Adam Brody, the film follows Jennifer Check (Fox), a demonically possessed high school student who kills her male classmates and devours their flesh in order to survive, while her bookworm best friend Anita ""Needy"" Lesnicki (Seyfried) must find a way to end her killing spree.Working with Cody again following their collaborative efforts on Juno (2007), Jason Reitman stated he and his producers ""want to make unusual films"". Cody said she wanted the film to speak to female empowerment and explore the complex relationships between best friends. As a tie-in to the film, Boom! Studios produced a Jennifer's Body graphic novel, released in August 2009.Jennifer's Body premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 10, 2009, and was theatrically released in the United States and Canada on September 18, 2009. The film was a commercial failure, grossing $31.6 million against its $16 million production budget, and received mixed reviews from critics, with its dialogue, emotional resonance, and performances of the cast being praised, while the narrative and tone were criticized.Following revelations that the film's poor marketing campaign was the result of the studio's desire to capitalize on Fox's sex appeal and gear the film towards a younger male audience, Jennifer's Body has undergone a critical re-evaluation in the years since its release, and has been described as a feminist cult classic.<EOS>"
2753,32179,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Howard_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derrick_de_Marney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosamund_John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Justin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilli_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Gillie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Gates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Howard_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derrick_de_Marney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aimée_Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gentle Sex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Two_Cities_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leslie_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Gentle Sex is a 1943 British black-and-white romantic comedy-drama war film, directed by Leslie Howard and Maurice Elvey and narrated by Howard. It was written by Moie Charles and produced by Concanen Productions, Two Cities Films, and Derrick de Marney. It was Howard's last film before his death.<EOS>"
2754,97658,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoltan_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoltan_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Forget Me Not<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Zoltán_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forget_Me_Not_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Forget Me Not is a 1936 British musical drama film directed by Zoltan Korda and starring Beniamino Gigli, Joan Gardner and Ivan Brandt. In the United States, it was released under the alternative title Forever Yours. The film was made at Isleworth Studios. It is a remake of a 1935 German film of the same title and one of four remakes of foreign-language films made by London Films. The film was not generally well received by critics, although they praised Gigli's singing.<EOS>"
2755,141909,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Elizabeth Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jason Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Trish Sie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBCUniversal_Syndication_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peacock_(streaming_service)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elizabeth Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Handelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brittany Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Lithgow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hailee Steinfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Utkarsh Ambudkar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Platt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katey Sagal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Camp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Skylar Astin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rebel Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ruby Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hana Mae Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexis Knapp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Lanter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Michael Higgins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam DeVine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Birgitte Hjort Sørensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Flula Borg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Guy Burnet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chrissie Fit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ester Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Moore_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trish_Sie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBCUniversal_Syndication_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peacock_(streaming_service)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Handelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Cannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_White_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pitch Perfect<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jukebox_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trilogies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitch_Perfect_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2012<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pitch Perfect is an American musical comedy media franchise created by Kay Cannon, based on the non-fiction book Pitch Perfect: The Quest for Collegiate a Cappella Glory by Mickey Rapkin. Jason Moore directed the first film, Elizabeth Banks directed the second, and Trish Sie directed the third. Paul Brooks, Max Handelman, and Banks produced the films. The film series features an ensemble cast, including Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson, Anna Camp, Brittany Snow, Skylar Astin, Adam DeVine, Ben Platt, Alexis Knapp, Hana Mae Lee, Ester Dean, Hailee Steinfeld, Chrissie Fit, John Michael Higgins, and Banks; while the television series stars DeVine. The series is distributed by Universal Pictures.The franchise is about a female a cappella group, called The Barden Bellas, that takes part in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA) in order to become the best collegiate a cappella group in the world and sing in front of the president of the United States.The first film was a sleeper hit. It received positive reviews and was financially successful, grossing $115 million against a $17 million budget. A sequel was made and released in 2015, to greater financial success, grossing $287 million against a $29 million budget. The series has since gained a cult following, grossing $565 million worldwide, and the second film is the highest grossing musical comedy film of all time, beating School of Rock's record.<EOS>"
2756,140944,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriage_of_Convenience_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriage_of_Convenience_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriage_of_Convenience_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Marriage of Convenience<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriage_of_Convenience_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriage_of_Convenience_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriage_of_Convenience_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriage_of_Convenience_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriage_of_Convenience_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriage_of_Convenience_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriage_of_Convenience_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriage_of_Convenience_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriage_of_Convenience_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clive_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriage_of_Convenience_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merton_Park_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriage_of_Convenience_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Marriage of Convenience is a 1960 British crime film directed by Clive Donner and starring Harry H. Corbett, John Cairney and John Van Eyssen. The screenplay was by Robert Banks Stewart, based on the 1924 Edgar Wallace novel The Three Oak Mystery. It is part of the series of Edgar Wallace Mysteries films made at Merton Park Studios from 1960 to 1965.<EOS>"
2757,166705,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Luckwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kay Luckwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Seton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Carpenter_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kay Callard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Luckwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Luckwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Luckwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Undercover Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Girl_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Butcher's_Film_Service_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Undercover Girl is a 1958 British second feature crime film directed by Francis Searle and starring Paul Carpenter, Kay Callard and Bruce Seton. It was written by Bernard Lewis and Bill Luckwell.A photographer combats a ruthless extortionist.<EOS>"
2758,160172,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ota Richter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Media_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Wittman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ota Richter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Crewson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thom Haverstock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Coburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Calderisi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Media_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Skullduggery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skullduggery_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_role-playing_games<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Skullduggery (also known as Warlock and Blood Puzzle) is a 1983 Canadian comedy horror film directed by Ota Richter. The plot depicts the devil using a role-playing game to transform a young man into a serial killer.<EOS>
2759,118756,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mervyn LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Adams_(actor,_born_1931)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_L._Breen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Twist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The FBI Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pretty_Boy_Floyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_police_officers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Ku_Klux_Klan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Machine_Gun_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Baby_Face_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_FBI_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_John_Dillinger<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The FBI Story is a 1959 American crime drama film starring James Stewart, and produced and directed by Mervyn LeRoy. The screenplay by Richard L. Breen and John Twist is based on a book by Don Whitehead.<EOS>"
2760,29241,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Loring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pantoliano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cathy_Moriarty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Dukes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Aiello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Demond_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Zuckerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Loring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Tannenbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Me and the Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dan_Curtis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Me and the Kid is a 1993 American comedy-drama film directed by Dan Curtis. It stars Danny Aiello, Alex Zuckerman, Joe Pantoliano, Cathy Moriarty, David Dukes, Anita Morris, Ben Stein, Demond Wilson and Abe Vigoda.<EOS>"
2761,23871,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>William Tannen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CineTel_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Mirkovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Tadross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Irwin Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rodney Sheldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Dee_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CineTel_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deadly Illusion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_illegal_drug_trade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CineTel_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Cohen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deadly Illusion is a 1987 action/crime thriller film directed by Larry Cohen and William Tannen. It stars Billy Dee Williams,  Vanity, and Morgan Fairchild.<EOS>"
2762,167277,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_VanHook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syfy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>IDT Entertainment Sales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred T. Kuehnert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin VanHook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Karen Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Lewis_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Bosley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Casper_Van_Dien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Navid_Negahban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Whyte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristen_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_VanHook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syfy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_VanHook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_VanHook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fallen Ones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Syfy_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fallen_Ones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_television_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Fallen Ones is a Sci Fi Channel original movie from 2005.<EOS>
2763,59200,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worthington_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Vinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Wynyard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worthington_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Let's Try Again<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Try_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Let's Try Again is a 1934 American melodrama film starring Clive Brook. It was known in Britain as Marriage Symphony.It earned $183,000 at the box office at a time when a film of its budget was expected to earn $250,000.<EOS>"
2764,59139,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Weber_(photographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruce Weber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Backer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chet_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Freeman_(pianist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Claxton_(photographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carol Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ruth Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Vavra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vera Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Weber_(photographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Weber_(photographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Weber_(photographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Let's Get Lost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_jazz_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Get_Lost_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chet_Baker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Let's Get Lost is a 1988 American documentary film, written and directed by Bruce Weber, about the turbulent life and career of jazz trumpeter Chet Baker, who died four months before the film's release. The title is derived from the song ""Let's Get Lost"" by Jimmy McHugh and Frank Loesser from the 1943 film Happy Go Lucky, which Baker recorded for Pacific Records.<EOS>"
2765,57027,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gudrun_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marguerite Gignac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gudrun_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lister_Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Opera School<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Theatrical_Short_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Opera_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Opera School (La Classe d'opéra) is a 1952 dramatized short documentary film, directed by Gudrun Parker for the National Film Board of Canada.The film traces the education of opera singer Marie Burton (Marguerite Gignac), who is studying at Toronto's The Royal Conservatory of Music. The climax is her debut singing the role of Susanna in The Marriage of Figaro.Together with other films of the period that focus on music and theatre, including Music Professor by Gil LaRoche, and two other Parker films–A Musician in the Family and Children's Concert, it reflects Canadians' growing concern for Canadian art and culture.The film won the Canadian Film Award for Best Theatrical Short Film at the 4th Canadian Film Awards in 1952 and third place in the Cultural category at the Yorkton Film Festival.<EOS>"
2766,160491,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Halstead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan J. Cullimore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Up for the Cup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Cup_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Up for the Cup is a 1950 British comedy film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Albert Modley, Mae Bacon, Helen Christie and Harold Berens. It was written by Jack Marks and Con West from a story by R.P. Weston and Bert Lee.The film is a remake of the 1931 film Up for the Cup, also directed by Raymond.<EOS>"
2767,110946,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Irwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adrian D. Worker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Croydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Garry Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Nissen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Croydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fairchild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R.C._Sherriff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Badger's Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cricket_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badger's_Green_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Highbury_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Badger's Green is a 1949 British comedy film directed by John Irwin and starring Barbara Murray, Brian Nissen, Garry Marsh and Kynaston Reeves.It is based on the play Badger's Green by R.C. Sheriff, which had previously been turned into a 1934 film of the same title. It was shot at Highbury Studios and released as a second feature by the Rank Organisation, on the same bill as Eureka Stockade. The film's sets were designed by Don Russell.<EOS>"
2768,75873,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alkinos_Tsilimidos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinemavault Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Scharf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Friels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachael_Blake_(Australian_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Spielman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loene_Carmen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alkinos_Tsilimidos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Scharf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tom White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_White_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Kelly_(Australian_musician)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Tom White is a 2004 film directed by Alkinos Tsilimidos.<EOS>
2769,32844,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>McKenna Jean Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt DeMartini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Dylan Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacob Tremblay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arturo Sorino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gino La Monica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marco Barricelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ciao Alberto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pixar_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Genoa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dan_Romer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney+_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciao_Alberto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ciao Alberto is a 2021 American animated short film written and directed by McKenna Harris, produced by Pixar Animation Studios, and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. Set after the events of the 2021 Pixar film Luca, the short was released on November 12, 2021, on Disney+. Like the film, it received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise for its animation, humor, and emotional weight, with positive messages being well-received.<EOS>"
2770,35935,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wallace_Sayre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fugitive of the Plains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Billy_the_Kid_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fugitive of the Plains is a 1943 American Producers Releasing Corporation Western film of the ""Billy the Kid"" series directed by Sam Newfield.  In April 1947 PRC re-released the film as a ""streamlined"" (edited) ""Bronco Buckaroo"" version titled Raiders of Red Rock.<EOS>"
2771,48331,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Edginton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Edginton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Floyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Klose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jenner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rockumentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pink_Floyd_and_Syd_Barrett_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pink_Floyd_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Pink Floyd and Syd Barrett Story is a 2001 television documentary produced by Otmoor Productions for BBC Two's Omnibus series and originally called Syd Barrett: Crazy Diamond (in the US, a slightly modified version aired as Pink Floyd & Syd Barrett in the VH1 Legends series in January 2002). Directed by John Edginton, the film includes interviews with all the Pink Floyd members – Roger Waters, David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Richard Wright – plus the ""fifth Pink Floyd"", Bob Klose, who left the band in 1965, getting their points of view on the original band founder Syd Barrett. The film includes rare early television appearances of Pink Floyd, and home movies.The film was first released on DVD on 24 March 2003. In 2021, the director and archivist, John Edginton, retrieved the original interview tapes and released them in full on his YouTube channel in a playlist titled Pink Floyd Unfiltered<EOS>"
2772,51707,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Head_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_networks_preceding_ABC_Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shawn Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Amy Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Holland_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judd_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicollette_Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debbe_Dunning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christina Jastrzembska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Head_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Television_networks_preceding_ABC_Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Spiral Staircase is a 2000 television film remake of the 1946 film The Spiral Staircase based on Ethel Lina White's 1933 novel Some Must Watch. The film was directed by James Head with a screenplay by Matt Dorff, and stars Nicollette Sheridan, Judd Nelson, Alex McArthur, Debbe Dunning and Holland Taylor.<EOS>"
2773,71077,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rowland_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Cummings_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Harding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Calhern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricardo_Montalban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rowland_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Cummings_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Kingsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Larkin_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two Weeks with Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two Weeks With Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ> Soundtrack,  traditional pop,  musical theater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Rowland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Weeks_with_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georgie_Stoll<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Two Weeks with Love is a 1950 romantic musical film made by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. It was directed by Roy Rowland and based on a story by John Larkin, who co-wrote the screenplay with Dorothy Kingsley.Set in the early 20th century, the film focuses on the Robinson family. Patti (Jane Powell) and Melba (Debbie Reynolds), the daughters, are both accomplished in the performing arts, while the Robinson boys love fireworks and mischief. Mrs. Robinson (Ann Harding) is charming and very wise in the ways of young love. The Robinson family leaves their home in New York City to stay at ""Kissimmee in the Catskills,"" a resort hotel in upstate New York, where love strikes both of the Robinson daughters.<EOS>"
2774,119238,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Days_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Days_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Hutchins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Days_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Days_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Final Days<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Days_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Days_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Days_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Days_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Days_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Days_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Days_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_political_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Days_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Days_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bill_Clinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Days_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Political_communication<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Final Days is a humorous short film produced by the White House to screen at the White House Correspondents' Association annual dinner in April 2000. It stars then-President of the United States Bill Clinton as himself. The film was designed by officials of the outgoing Clinton administration to neutralize media portrayals of Bill Clinton as a ""lame duck"" president by exaggerating that narrative to the point of absurdity.<EOS>"
2775,161989,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darcy_Conyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hattie_Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Cummins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darcy_Conyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In the Doghouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Doghouse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In the Doghouse, also known as Vet in the Doghouse, is a 1961 British black-and-white comedy film directed by Darcy Conyers and starring Leslie Phillips and Peggy Cummins. The film was based on the 1961 novel It's a Vet's Life by Alex Duncan.The title refers to the British expression of a person being ""in the doghouse"" when a person is ostracised usually relating to a husband for domestic bad behaviour, and usually used in the third person e.g. ""he is in the doghouse because... ""<EOS>"
2776,125675,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arch_Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Harley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Haywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hargreaves_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Veronica_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arch_Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Good Thing Going<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Good_Thing_Going<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arch_Nicholson<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Good Thing Going is a 1978 Australian television film directed by Arch Nicholson. It stars John Hargreaves and won four Logie Awards.<EOS>
2777,13926,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Don Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gravitas Ventures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Drew Brody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Naím_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Dusi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annika_Svedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Flint_Esquerra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natalie_J._Horton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tori_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yvonne Rawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Desert of Blood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_of_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vampire_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Desert of Blood is a 2008 independent film about a vampire, Luis Diego, who has been left imprisoned underground by the village priest. When accidentally released, he begins to exact revenge on the villagers. However, when he falls in love with a young woman who is visiting the village to care for her aging aunt, he must face the possibility of forgiveness. The story is set in modern-day Mexico.This film features a largely Latino cast, and was filmed in the Mexican town of Tecate.<EOS>"
2778,59461,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lieutenant Daring R.N.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lieutenant_Daring_R.N.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lieutenant Daring R.N. is a 1935 British adventure film directed by Reginald Denham and starring Hugh Williams, Geraldine Fitzgerald and Frederick Lloyd. It was made by Butcher's Film Service at Cricklewood Studios. It revived a popular character of the silent era, Lieutenant Bob Daring of the Royal Navy who featured in a series of productions made by British and Colonial Films.<EOS>"
2779,100191,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Our Fighting Navy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_naval_warfare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Fighting_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Walker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Our Fighting Navy (also known as Torpedoed) is a 1937 British action film directed by Norman Walker and starring Robert Douglas, Richard Cromwell and Hazel Terry. The Royal Navy, viewing the film as a recruitment opportunity, provided warships and extras.The film was made by Herbert Wilcox Productions made at Pinewood Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director Lawrence P. Williams. It was given an American release in 1938 with a reduced running time. The dialogue adaptation for the French dub version was carried out by Jean Devaivre and the film was released in France under the title Choc en mer in 1938.<EOS>"
2780,170910,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yard_Kings<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Vasco Alexandre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yard_Kings<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Billy King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yard_Kings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elle Atkinson; David Price; Caroline Lazarus; Jermaine Ricketts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yard_Kings<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Yard Kings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yard_Kings<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yard_Kings<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yard_Kings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yard_Kings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yard_Kings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yard_Kings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yard_Kings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yard_Kings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Yard Kings is a 2020 British short film written and directed by Vasco Alexandre and produced by Billy King. It stars Elle Atkinson, David Price, Jermaine Ricketts and Caroline Lazarus.The film is inspired by the British social realism tradition, which depicts people's struggle when living in poverty and exposed to various forms of violence.<EOS>"
2781,163640,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_A._Sarecky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Hatton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Mack_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reno_Browne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_A._Sarecky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Benton_Cheney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Law Comes to Gunsight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_Comes_to_Gunsight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Law Comes to Gunsight is a 1947 American Western film directed by Lambert Hillyer and starring Johnny Mack Brown, Raymond Hatton and Reno Browne.<EOS>"
2782,150963,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenny_Ortega<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Finnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christian Bale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann-Margret<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Pullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabriel Damon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Moscow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenny_Ortega<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Finnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Newsies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_labor_movement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alan_Menken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1899<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kenny_Ortega<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Bob_Tzudiker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Noni_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Theodore_Roosevelt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_J._A._C._Redford<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Newsies is a 1992 American historical musical drama film produced by Walt Disney Pictures. Directed by choreographer Kenny Ortega (in his feature directorial debut) and written by Bob Tzudiker and Noni White, it is loosely based on the New York City newsboys' strike of 1899. Featuring twelve original songs by Alan Menken with lyrics by Jack Feldman and an underscore by J. A. C. Redford, it stars Christian Bale, Bill Pullman, Ann-Margret, and Robert Duvall.The film was a box office bomb and received mixed reviews. However, it later gained a cult following on home video, and was ultimately adapted into a stage musical on Broadway. The play was nominated for eight Tony Awards, winning two including Best Original Score for Menken and Feldman.<EOS>"
2783,1145,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Cass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ernest Gartside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Tomlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Cherry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Rutherford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Castle in the Air<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Castle_in_the_Air_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Cass<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Castle in the Air is a 1952 British comedy film directed by Henry Cass and starring David Tomlinson, Helen Cherry and Margaret Rutherford. The screenplay was by Edward Dryhurst and Alan Melville based on Melville's 1949 stage play of the same title. Produced by ABPC, the film was made at the company's Elstree Studios.<EOS>"
2784,49089,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Frears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>BIM Distribuzione<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andy Harries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tracey Seaward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christine Langan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Mirren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Cromwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen McCrory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sylvia Syms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roger Allam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Frears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracey_Seaward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Langan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Harries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Queen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Film_BAFTA_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Actress_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Drama_Actress_Golden_Globe-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1997<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stephen_Frears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Icon_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ITV_television_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Elizabeth_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_by_ITV_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_British_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_palaces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Eagle_Award_(Russia)_for_Best_Foreign_Language_Film_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alexandre_Desplat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Peter_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Diana,_Princess_of_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Tony_Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charles_III<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Queen is a 2006 docudrama film directed by Stephen Frears and written by Peter Morgan. The film depicts the death of Diana, Princess of Wales in 1997. The royal family regards Diana's death as a private affair and thus not to be treated as an official royal death, in contrast with the views of Prime Minister Tony Blair and Diana's ex-husband, Prince Charles, who favour the general public's desire for an official expression of grief. Matters are further complicated by the media, royal protocol regarding Diana's official status, and wider issues about republicanism.The film's development coincided with a revival of favourable public sentiment in respect to the British monarchy, a downturn in fortunes for Blair, and the inquest into Diana's death, Operation Paget. Michael Sheen reprised his role as Blair from The Deal. He would play Blair again in The Special Relationship.The Queen garnered widespread critical and popular acclaim for Helen Mirren playing the title role of Queen Elizabeth II. Mirren was praised by the Queen herself and was invited to dinner at Buckingham Palace. However, Mirren declined to attend due to filming commitments in Hollywood.<EOS>"
2785,169289,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ted Petok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Regency Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Petok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Len Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Crunch Bird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crunch_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Crunch Bird (El pájaro crujiente) is an animated short by Joe Petrovich, Len Maxwell, and Ted Petok. It won the 1971 Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film. The short revolves around a bird that has the ability to devour anything, and which acts on orders from its masters. Its new master accidentally instructs the bird to devour his own buttocks.Joe Petrovich animated the cartoon. Len Maxwell provided the voices for the husband, wife, and pet shop owner. It was followed by the sequel Crunch Bird II in 1975.  It is based on an old joke called ""crunchy bird"" which concludes in a similar way. The film softened the victim's fate by changing ""crunchy bird, my eye"" to ""crunch bird, my ass"", despite the language itself being coarser.<EOS>"
2786,71205,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lupino_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Hoey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lacy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Ann Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lupino_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Karno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Old Duchess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Old_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lupino_Lane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Old Duchess is a 1934 British comedy film directed by Lupino Lane and starring George Lacy, Betty Ann Davies and Dennis Hoey. The film was made at Elstree Studios. It was based on an original sketch by Fred Karno. The screenplay concerns a stage manager who disguises himself as a duchess.The film is also known as Oh, What a Duchess!, the title under which it has been released on DVD.<EOS>"
2787,77178,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kitchin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kitchin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trouble Brewing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Brewing_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trouble Brewing is a 1939 British comedy film directed by Anthony Kimmins and starring George Formby, Googie Withers and Gus McNaughton. It was made by Associated Talking Pictures, and includes the songs ""Fanlight Fanny"" and ""Hitting the Highspots Now"". The film is based on a novel by Joan Butler, and the sets were designed by art director Wilfred Shingleton.<EOS>"
2788,108569,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>His Majesty and Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:His_Majesty_and_Company<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>His Majesty and Company or His Majesty and Co is a 1935 British musical film directed by Anthony Kimmins and starring John Garrick, Barbara Waring, and Morton Selten. It was made at Wembley Studios by the British subsidiary of the Fox Film Company as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
2789,127761,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Newall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Newall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Newall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chin Chin Chinaman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chin_Chin_Chinaman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Newall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Chin Chin Chinaman is a 1931 British crime film directed by Guy Newall and starring Elizabeth Allan, Leon M. Lion and George Curzon.It was made at Twickenham Studios as a quota quickie for release by MGM. The film's sets were designed by the art director James A. Carter. When released in the United States it was known by the alternative title of The Boat from Shanghai.<EOS>"
2790,136435,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Sheffield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann E. Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morris Ankrum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rockwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lion Hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lion_Hunters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lion Hunters is a 1951 American low-budget adventure film directed by Ford Beebe and starring Johnny Sheffield, Morris Ankrum, Ann Todd (in her final feature film), Douglas Kennedy and Woody Strode, billed as ""Woodrow Strode"" in his first credited role. It was the fifth in the 12-film Bomba, the Jungle Boy series from poverty row Monogram Pictures, based on the Bomba series of juvenile adventure books. The film's sets were designed by the art directors Dave Milton and Vin Taylor.<EOS>"
2791,26004,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Seder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Fisher, Sarah Silverman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Silverman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Cross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathy Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marc Maron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Seder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leo Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Kindler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>H. Jon Benjamin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chuck Sklar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laura Kightlinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laura Silverman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Todd Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Seder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Seder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Who's the Caboose?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who's_the_Caboose%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Who's the Caboose? is a 1997 comedy film co-written and directed by Sam Seder and starring himself and Sarah Silverman in their film debut. The supporting cast includes comedians David Cross, Andy Dick, Laura Silverman, Laura Kightlinger, Chuck Sklar, H. Jon Benjamin, Andy Kindler, Mark Cohen, Kathy Griffin, Leo Allen, Marc Maron and Todd Barry, most of whom had not appeared in a theatrical movie prior to this one. The screenplay by Sam Seder and Charles Fisher depicts a romantically involved couple (Silverman and Seder) who travel separately from Manhattan to Los Angeles to attempt to secure a television series role during ""pilot season"", a set period of months when producers cast new shows. The New York City sequence at the beginning of the film features footage shot at the Luna Lounge on the Lower East Side, which has since been razed.The film was followed by a television miniseries sequel titled Pilot Season, again written by Sam Seder and Charles Fisher, directed by Seder, and starring Sarah Silverman as Susan Underman, which was broadcast over six episodes in 2004 on the now-defunct Trio cable network.<EOS>"
2792,17736,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_M._Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_M._Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Orphan_Airedale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Charlie_Dog_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Orphan Airedale is a Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Charles M. Jones and released on October 4, 1947. Its major significance is its status as the official debut of Jones' version of Robert ""Bob"" Clampett's character, Charlie ""Rover"" the Dog. The title is a play on Little Orphan Annie.<EOS>"
2793,126211,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Walker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Burroughs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Frizzell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerlyn_Weissman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dulce_Kuri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Servando_Gaja<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Burroughs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hernando_Gonzáles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Walker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Burroughs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Frizzell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aerlyn_Weissman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dulce_Kuri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Servando_Gaja<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Burroughs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Frizzell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maryse_Holder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Winter Tan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Winter_Tan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Walker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Winter Tan is a 1987 Canadian drama film. Based on the book Give Sorrow Words by Maryse Holder, the film stars Jackie Burroughs as Holder.The screenplay was written by Burroughs and John Frizzell, and the film was directed and produced jointly by Burroughs, Frizzell, Louise Clark, John Walker and Aerlyn Weissman.<EOS>"
2794,108809,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Buscemi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Interview<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Two-handers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Buscemi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_Dutch_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Interview is a remake of Dutch film maker Theo van Gogh's 2003 film.  The American version, which premiered in 2007, stars Steve Buscemi as Pierre Peders (originally played by Pierre Bokma), a fading political journalist interviewing a soap opera star, Katya, played by Sienna Miller (originally played by Katja Schuurman).  This film also features Tara Elders as Maggie, Molly Griffith as a waitress, and Philippe Vonlanthen as an autograph seeker.  Steve Buscemi is also a director of this American adaptation. Katja Schuurman, the actress who played Sienna Miller's part in the original movie, has a small cameo as a woman leaving a limo towards the end of the movie.<EOS>"
2795,28085,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Mastroianni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joan Carson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Canaan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnold Grossman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaclyn_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Johnson_(actor,_born_1959)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Mastroianni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thriller_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Armand_Mastroianni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cries_Unheard:_The_Donna_Yaklich_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Cries Unheard: The Donna Yaklich Story (a.k.a. Victim of Rage) is a 1994 American made-for-television thriller film directed by Armand Mastroianni, and starring Jaclyn Smith and Brad Johnson. The film is based on a true story.<EOS>"
2796,69143,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Morrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Preston Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Happy Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joanna Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Barhydt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Busta_Rhymes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Boone_Junior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bubba_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Xzibit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_Baker_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiny_Lister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Full Clip<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Clip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Full Clip is a 2004 action film starring Busta Rhymes, Xzibit, Bubba Smith, Tiny Lister and Mark Boone Junior. It is directed by mink and written by Kantz. Full Clip is a 1970s-style blaxploitation action movie that is a at liberty remake of the 1975 film Bucktown.<EOS>"
2797,24275,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_South_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sid Marcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_South_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dick Huemer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_South_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RKO Radio Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_South_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_South_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Down South<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_South_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_South_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_South_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_South_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_South_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_South_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_South_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_South_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_South_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Down South is an animated short film distributed by RKO Radio Pictures, and is the ninth of the twelve Toby the Pup cartoons. The title comes from a 1901 song which is featured in the cartoon.<EOS>"
2798,99710,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Gallen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>various artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Randy Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jaime Pressly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mia Kirshner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Gallen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Not Another Teen Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Not Another Teen Movie: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_metal_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Punk_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_proms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Original_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Theodore_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_airports<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joel_Gallen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cheerleading_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Another_Teen_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Breakfast_Club<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Not Another Teen Movie is a 2001 American teen parody film directed by Joel Gallen and written by Mike Bender, Adam Jay Epstein, Andrew Jacobson, Phil Beauman, and Buddy Johnson. It features Chyler Leigh, Chris Evans, Jaime Pressly, Eric Christian Olsen, Eric Jungmann, Mia Kirshner, Deon Richmond, Cody McMains, Sam Huntington, Samm Levine, Cerina Vincent, Ron Lester, Randy Quaid, Lacey Chabert, Riley Smith and Samaire Armstrong.Released on December 14, 2001 by Sony Pictures Releasing under its Columbia Pictures label, the film is a parody of teen films released during the 1980s and 90s. The general plot is primarily derived from She's All That, as well as 10 Things I Hate About You, Can't Hardly Wait, Pretty in Pink, and Varsity Blues. It is also filled with allusions to other films featuring teen and college-aged characters, such as American Beauty, American Pie, Bring It On, Can't Buy Me Love, Cruel Intentions, Dazed and Confused, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Grease, Jawbreaker, Lucas, Never Been Kissed, Risky Business, Road Trip, Rudy, and Sixteen Candles, while Paul Gleason reprises his role as Vice Principal Vernon from The Breakfast Club.<EOS>"
2799,24574,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invisible_Mom<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invisible_Mom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dee_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invisible_Mom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Livingston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invisible_Mom<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invisible_Mom<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Invisible Mom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invisible_Mom<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invisible_Mom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invisible_Mom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invisible_Mom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invisible_Mom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invisible_Mom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invisible_Mom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invisible_Mom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invisible_Mom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_invisibility<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Invisible Mom is a 1996 American comedy film directed by Fred Olen Ray. The plot revolves around a mother who becomes invisible, after having drunk a potion.The film features a cameo from John Ashley.<EOS>"
2800,90434,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Independent_Producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Willoughby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Schell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Marlowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfgang_Kieling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Ann_Davy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Independent_Producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Amsterdam Affair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerry_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Amsterdam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Amsterdam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amsterdam_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Scott_(composer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Amsterdam Affair (also known as Love in Amsterdam ) is a 1968 British crime film directed by Gerry O'Hara and starring Wolfgang Kieling, William Marlowe, Catherine Schell and Pamela Ann Davy. It was written by Edward Ward based on the 1968 novel Love in Amsterdam  by Nicolas Freeling.<EOS>"
2801,3658,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Beverly Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vestron_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Beverly Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ferd Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ben Sebastian, Ferd Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cana Cockrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donna Scoggins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tray Loren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vestron_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rocktober Blood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Heavy metal, hard rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mystery_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Heavy_metal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Beverly_Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ferd_Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocktober_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_independent_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Rocktober Blood is a 1984 horror film directed by Beverly Sebastian, starring Tray Loren, Donna Scoggins, and Cana Cockrell. The film also stars the Los Angeles rock band Sorcery, as well as musician Nigel Benjamim, as actors and on the soundtrack.The film was co-written by the late Ferd Sebastian, who died in March 2022.Tray Loren, aka Tracy Sebastian, appeared in other Sebastian productions, such as 'Gator Bait, Flash and the Firecat, and On the Air Live with Captain Midnight.<EOS>"
2802,168528,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hoffman_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willard_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hoffman_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Wisberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Huebsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wreck of the Hesperus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Aubrey_Wisberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_seafaring_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1830s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Henry_Wadsworth_Longfellow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wreck_of_the_Hesperus_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Hoffman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wreck of the Hesperus is a 1948 American adventure film directed by John Hoffman and starring Willard Parker, Edgar Buchanan and Patricia Barry.  It was produced by silent film actor Wallace MacDonald in association with Columbia Pictures, which also distributed the film. It is preserved in the Library of Congress collection.<EOS>"
2803,169821,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_on_the_Fence<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Godwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_on_the_Fence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_McNicholl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_on_the_Fence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_on_the_Fence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neville Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_on_the_Fence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tracey Ann-Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_on_the_Fence<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Godwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_on_the_Fence<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_on_the_Fence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_on_the_Fence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_on_the_Fence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_on_the_Fence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_on_the_Fence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_on_the_Fence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_Film_Foundation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Terry on the Fence is a 1985 British children's drama film directed by Frank Godwin and starring Jack McNicholl, Neville Watson, Tracey Ann-Morris, and Susan Jameson. It was produced by the Children's Film and Television Foundation.It cost £180,747.<EOS>"
2804,162756,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Lovy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitagraph_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_L._Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Lovy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitagraph_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_L._Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cal_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodent_to_Stardom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alex_Lovy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rodent to Stardom is a 1967 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Alex Lovy. The short was released on September 23, 1967, and stars Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales. It is the first cartoon to credit Warner Bros.-Seven Arts, but still uses the ""Abstract WB"" titles.<EOS>"
2805,73086,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Bond_(film_maker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_of_Britain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Bond_and_Partners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Vigars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harley_Copp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Duckworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>9<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_auto_racing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sponsored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Promotional_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_automobiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Formula_One_mass_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_Days_in_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ford_of_Europe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>9 Days in Summer is a promotional documentary film made by Ford that tells the story of the development of the Ford-funded Cosworth DFV and Lotus 49, the title coming from the nine Formula One races the car took part in the 1967 Formula One season, which are also extensively featured in the film.<EOS>"
2806,161099,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greydon_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_L._Fast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ireland_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_De_Carlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greydon_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_L._Fast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greydon_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_L._Fast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Satan's Cheerleaders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teensploitation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Greydon_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Cheerleaders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cheerleading_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Satan's Cheerleaders is a 1977 American comedy horror film directed by Greydon Clark and starring John Ireland, Yvonne De Carlo, and John Carradine.<EOS>"
2807,77249,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Isaac Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Truck Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Funk_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jonathan_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Isaac_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_produced_by_Isaac_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Isaac_Hayes_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Truck_Turner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stax_Records_soundtracks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Truck Turner, also known as Black Bullet, is a 1974 American blaxploitation film, starring Isaac Hayes and Yaphet Kotto, and directed by Jonathan Kaplan.  The screenplay was written by Michael Allin, Leigh Chapman (under a pseudonym, Jerry Wilkes), and Oscar Williams.  Hayes also scored the music for the soundtrack. The film was released by American International Pictures as a double feature with Foxy Brown.<EOS>"
2808,167952,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Empire Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nathan Hirsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred S. Hirsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lane_Chandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blanche Mehaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George 'Gabby' Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathan_Hirsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Outlaw Tamer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outlaw_Tamer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Revisionist_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Outlaw Tamer is a 1935 American Western film directed by J. P. McGowan and starring Lane Chandler, Blanche Mehaffey and George 'Gabby' Hayes.<EOS>"
2809,47489,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Moore_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Glen Williamsonn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Gambon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Thewlis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pete Postlethwaite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mia Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julia Stiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liev Schreiber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Moore_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Moore_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Seltzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Omen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marco_Beltrami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Czech_Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_depictions_of_the_Antichrist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Omen_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Matera<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Omen (also known as The Omen: 666) is a 2006 American supernatural horror film directed by John Moore and written by David Seltzer. The fifth installment in The Omen series, it is a remake of the 1976 film of the same title, which was also written by Seltzer. This version stars Julia Stiles, Liev Schreiber, Mia Farrow, David Thewlis, Pete Postlethwaite, Michael Gambon, and Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick in his feature film debut.It was released worldwide on June 6, 2006, by 20th Century Fox. It received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $120 million against a $25 million budget.<EOS>"
2810,141190,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyler_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tyler Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ozzie Areu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Will Areu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tyler Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yousef Erakat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cassi Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrice Lovely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andre Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brock O'Hurn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diamond White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lexy Panterra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bella Thorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liza Koshy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyler_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyler_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyler_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Boo! A Madea Halloween<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Halloween<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tyler_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boo!_A_Madea_Halloween<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Tyler_Perry<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Boo! A Madea Halloween is a 2016 American comedy horror film directed, written, starring and co-produced by Tyler Perry. The idea for the film originated from a fictitious Madea Halloween movie that was mentioned in Chris Rock's 2014 film Top Five. It is the eighth film in the Madea series and the second to not be adapted from a stage play (the first being Madea's Witness Protection) as it tells the story of Madea being enlisted by her nephew Brian to watch over his daughter Tiffany as she deals with different horrors and a frat party around the corner. The film stars Perry, Cassi Davis, Patrice Lovely, Yousef Erakat, Lexy Panterra, Andre Hall, Liza Koshy, Diamond White, Brock O'Hurn, and Bella Thorne.The film was released by Lionsgate on October 21, 2016, and  grossed $74.8 million.A sequel titled Boo 2! A Madea Halloween was released the following year on October 20, 2017.<EOS>"
2811,165534,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Tanter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metrodome Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Sothcott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kierston_Wareing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Nevern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Phillips_(drummer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Sothcott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fall of the Essex Boys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hooliganism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Essex_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_docudrama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Fall of the Essex Boys is a 2013 British gangster thriller film based on the true story of the Rettendon murders in 1995. It follows the rise and ultimate fall of the feared criminal gang The Essex Boys.<EOS>
2812,23881,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joshua Morrisroe and Corey Moss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sire_Records<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Holly Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_McMahon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sire_Records<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dear Jack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_cancer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dear Jack is a 2009 American documentary film starring Andrew McMahon,  the vocalist, pianist and primary songwriter for the bands Something Corporate and Jack's Mannequin.  The documentary chronicles McMahon on a rollercoaster year, through the highs of recording and releasing a solo album and the lows of being diagnosed with leukemia and breaking up with his girlfriend.<EOS>"
2813,169320,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_Coixet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaume_Roures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Esther García<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Agustín_Almodóvar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Polley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Javier_Cámara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_Coixet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaume_Roures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Agustín_Almodóvar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_Coixet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Secret Life of Words<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yugoslav_Wars_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Film_Goya_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Madrid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Burn_survivors_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Agustín_Almodóvar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Isabel_Coixet<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Secret Life of Words is a 2005 Spanish-Irish drama film written and directed by Isabel Coixet and starring Sarah Polley, Tim Robbins, Javier Cámara and Julie Christie. It was released on 15 December 2006.The film uses a song of the same name by Tamaru Yamada in the Japanese version.<EOS>"
2814,122504,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fletcher_Markle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Algar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Drainie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Émile_Genest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tommy Tweed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandra Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Incredible Journey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Oliver_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bend,_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Algar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incredible_Journey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fletcher_Markle<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Incredible Journey is a 1963 adventure film directed by Fletcher Markle and produced by Walt Disney Productions. Based on the 1961 novel of the same name by Scottish writer Sheila Burnford, the film follows the adventure of Luath the Labrador Retriever, Bodger the Bull Terrier, and Tao the Siamese cat as they journey 300 miles (480 km) through the Canadian wilderness to return to their home. The film's human cast consists of Émile Genest, John Drainie, Tommy Tweed, and Sandra Scott, with Rex Allen providing narration.Released on November 20, 1963 by Buena Vista Distribution, the film received $4.2 million in overall rentals. It was the final film to be scored by longtime Disney composer Oliver Wallace, who died two months prior to its release.<EOS>"
2815,160383,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Veidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marie Ney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._Temple_Thurston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wandering Jew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_originally_rejected_by_the_British_Board_of_Film_Classification<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wandering_Jew_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wandering_Jew<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wandering Jew is a 1933 British fantasy drama film produced for the Gaumont-Twickenham Film Studios and directed by Maurice Elvey. It recounts the tale of a Jew (played by Conrad Veidt) who is forced to wander the Earth for centuries because he rebuffed Jesus while he was carrying his cross. The other cast members included Peggy Ashcroft, Francis L. Sullivan, and Felix Aylmer. This film is a remake of the 1923 silent film of the same name, based on a play of the same name by E. Temple Thurston.<EOS>"
2816,103140,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bradford_Ropes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Benton_Cheney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hands Across the Border<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_Across_the_Border_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hands Across the Border is a 1944 American Western film directed by Joseph Kane and starring Roy Rogers.<EOS>
2817,146616,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard N. Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Pierson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cynthia_Cidre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In Country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kentucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_veterans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_Veterans_Memorial<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In Country is a 1989 American drama film produced and directed by Norman Jewison, starring Bruce Willis and Emily Lloyd. The screenplay by Frank Pierson and Cynthia Cidre was based on the novel by Bobbie Ann Mason. The original music score was composed by James Horner. Willis earned a best supporting actor Golden Globe nomination for his role.<EOS>"
2818,91337,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated Producers & Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Cullum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>D'Ye Ken John Peel?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1810s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Ye_Ken_John_Peel%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>D'Ye Ken John Peel? (also known in the United States as Captain Moonlight) is a 1935 British adventure film directed by Henry Edwards and starring John Garrick, Winifred Shotter and Stanley Holloway. It was made at Julius Hagen's Twickenham Studios. Its name was derived from the traditional hunting song of the same name. The film's sets were designed by the art director James A. Carter.<EOS>"
2819,47383,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Volker_Schlöndorff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Nyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kino_International_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>AMLF<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tobis Filmkunst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Nyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gebhard_Henke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ingrid_Windisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heino_Ferch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Malkovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gottfried_John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_McBurney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Dobtcheff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Volker_Spengler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armin_Mueller-Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dieter_Laser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Agnès_Soral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Duret<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marianne_Sägebrecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre-Benoist_Varoclier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ilja_Smoljanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurent_Spielvogel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Florian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philippe_Sturbelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sasha_Hanau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Volker_Schlöndorff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kino_International_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gebhard_Henke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ingrid_Windisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Volker_Schlöndorff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_Carrière<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Ogre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Minimalist_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nazi_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Volker_Schlöndorff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazi_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Nyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jean-Claude_Carrière<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ogre_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_with_cover_art_by_Dave_McKean<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Ogre (German: Der Unhold) is a 1996 French-German-British war drama film directed by Volker Schlöndorff and starring John Malkovich, Gottfried John, Marianne Sägebrecht, Volker Spengler, Heino Ferch, Dieter Laser and Armin Mueller-Stahl. It was written by Jean-Claude Carrière and Schlöndorff, based on the novel The Erl-King by Michel Tournier.<EOS>"
2820,69157,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florence_Gill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Funny Little Bunnies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leigh_Harline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Little_Bunnies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Easter_Bunny_in_film<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Funny Little Bunnies is a Silly Symphonies animated Disney short film. It was released in 1934.<EOS>
2821,136904,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Greg Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madacy_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:York_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Greg Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Fegan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Miles_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willie_D<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Junie_Hoang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Rage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Napoleon_(rapper)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madacy_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:York_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thug Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thug_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Thug Life is a 2001 American crime drama film written, produced, and directed by Greg Carter. Thug Life features hip-hop and reggae artists Vybz Kartel, Willie D, The Lady of Rage, and Napoleon.<EOS>"
2822,28680,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Karlson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hunt_Stromberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Karlson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hunt_Stromberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mask of the Avenger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1840s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Karlson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mask_of_the_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mario_Castelnuovo-Tedesco<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mask of the Avenger is a 1951 American historical adventure film directed by Phil Karlson starring John Derek, Anthony Quinn and Jody Lawrance.Derek portrays Renato Dimorna, the son of an Italian aristocrat, who vows revenge after his father Count Dimorna is murdered during the European political upheaval of 1848.<EOS>"
2823,137423,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fanfare Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Michelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Quayle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julian Barnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mistress Pamela<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_Pamela<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mistress Pamela is a 1973 British sex comedy drama film directed by Jim O'Connolly and starring Ann Michelle,  Dudley Foster, Anna Quayle and Anthony Sharp. It was written by O'Connolly loosely based on the 1740 novel Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded by Samuel Richardson.<EOS>"
2824,99146,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_P._Breakston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Searl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Butler_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferenc_Molnár<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>No Greater Glory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Hungarian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Louis_Silvers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Ferenc_Molnár<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Greater_Glory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_political_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>No Greater Glory is a 1934 American pre-Code allegorical antiwar film directed by Frank Borzage and based on the novel A Pál utcai fiúk by Ferenc Molnár, known in English as The Boys of Paul Street. The film's box-office performance was described as ""dismal"".The film is noteworthy for employing mostly children in its cast; adults only appear in the opening scenes and then fleetingly thereafter. The action centers around an abandoned lumberyard where small kids play army. When a group of older boys try take control of the space, the younger children must play soldiers for real, with tragedy almost inevitable.Despite its box-office failure, No Greater Glory has since become reappraised as an important film, with Leonard Maltin describing it in his Leonard Maltin's Classic Movie Guide as ""deeply felt"" and ""passionately acted,"" while Borzage authority Michael Grost noted its depiction of ""the insidious appeal of militarism.""On August 23, 2019, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment released the film as a Region 1 made-on-demand DVD.<EOS>"
2825,125447,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Freberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bea_Benaderet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bear_for_Punishment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Father's_Day<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Bear for Punishment is a 1951 animated Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on October 20, 1951, and stars the Three Bears, in their last appearance in the golden age of American animation. This is also one of few shorts where Mel Blanc does not provide a voice for any character.<EOS>"
2826,126382,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henri_Charr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Gold_USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jess Mancilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Scott_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blythe Metz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henri_Charr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Gold_USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henri_Charr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Abe & Bruno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_&_Bruno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_apes<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Abe & Bruno is an American family movie of 2006 directed by Henri Charr and starring Kevin Scott Allen and Blythe Metz.The film was released on DVD in 2014.<EOS>
2827,81468,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Kouf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Krevoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Stabler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Bertolli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Paymer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wendy Crewson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Earl Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Belushi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tupac Shakur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lela Rochon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Kouf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Krevoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Kouf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gang Related<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gang_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gang_Related<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Kouf<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gang Related, alternatively known as Criminal Intent, is a 1997 American action crime film written and directed by Jim Kouf, and starring James Belushi, Tupac Shakur, Dennis Quaid, Lela Rochon, David Paymer, and James Earl Jones. It follows two corrupt cops, attempting to frame a homeless man for the death of an undercover Drug Enforcement Administration agent that they killed.<EOS>"
2828,163758,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burton_L._King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caryl_Lincoln<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_D._Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burton_L._King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_O._Hoyt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Ryter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_New_Mexico<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man from New Mexico is a 1932 American pre-Code Western film directed by J.P. McGowan and starring Tom Tyler, Caryl Lincoln and Robert D. Walker.<EOS>"
2829,42594,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Reliable Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reliable_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mystery Ranch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliable_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_Ranch_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mystery Ranch is a 1934 American comedy Western film co-produced and directed by Bernard B. Ray and starring Tom Tyler, Roberta Gale and Jack Perrin. It was Tyler's first of 18 films for Reliable Pictures.<EOS>"
2830,160100,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._R._Harwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Atlas Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._R._Harwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bert Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._R._Harwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._R._Harwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Show Business<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Show_Business_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_musical_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Show Business is a 1938 Australian film musical directed by A. R. Harwood and starring Bert Matthews. It is considered a 'substantially lost' film, with only rushes from a single minor scene left.<EOS>"
2831,165581,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Sidaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arlene Sidaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hope Marie Carlton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cynthia_Brimhall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dona_Speir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harold Diamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roberta Vasquez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Sidaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Sidaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Picasso Trigger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_spy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picasso_Trigger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andy_Sidaris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Picasso Trigger (released in the Philippines as Secret Agent 7) is a 1988 action film starring Steve Bond, Dona Speir, Hope Marie Carlton, Roberta Vasquez, Cynthia Brimhall, and Harold Diamond. It was written and directed by Andy Sidaris and it's the third installment in the Triple B film series.<EOS>"
2832,62786,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._J._Minney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stewart Granger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phyllis Calvert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._J._Minney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Madonna of the Seven Moons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna_of_the_Seven_Moons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Madonna of the Seven Moons is a 1945 British drama film starring Phyllis Calvert, Stewart Granger and Patricia Roc.  Directed by Arthur Crabtree for Gainsborough Pictures, the film was produced by Rubeigh James Minney, with cinematography from Jack Cox and screenplay by Roland Pertwee. It was one of the Gainsborough melodramas of the mid-1940s popular with WW2-era female audiences.<EOS>"
2833,65302,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Duigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Milliken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tara Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Portia de Rossi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elle Macpherson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Fischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pamela Rabe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Duigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Milliken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Duigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sirens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Duigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rachel_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_South_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sirens_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Norman_Lindsay<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sirens is a 1994 film, based on the life of artist and author Norman Lindsay, written and directed by John Duigan and set in Australia during the interwar period. Sirens was mostly filmed at the Norman Lindsay Gallery and Museum, Lindsay's home and studio in Faulconbridge, New South Wales and the town of Sofala near Bathurst.Sirens, Four Weddings and a Funeral and Bitter Moon—all released in the US within weeks of one another—were the films that brought Hugh Grant to the attention of American audiences.<EOS>"
2834,150810,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Reliable Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reliable_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Never Too Late<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliable_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Too_Late_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Never Too Late is a 1935 American crime film directed by Bernard B. Ray and stars Richard Talmadge, Thelma White and Robert Frazer.<EOS>"
2835,69320,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Rydell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Devlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Durning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Gilford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Caan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Rydell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Byrum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Harry and Walter Go to New York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bank_robbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Shire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Rydell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_and_Walter_Go_to_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Harry and Walter Go to New York is a 1976 American period comedy film written by John Byrum and Robert Kaufman, directed by Mark Rydell, and starring James Caan, Elliott Gould, Michael Caine, Diane Keaton, Charles Durning and Lesley Ann Warren. In the film, two dimwitted con-men try to pull off the biggest heist ever seen in late nineteenth-century New York City. They are opposed by the greatest bank robber of the day, and aided by a crusading newspaper editor.<EOS>"
2836,74005,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_and_the_Phantom_Pinto<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Kahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_and_the_Phantom_Pinto<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Independent Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_and_the_Phantom_Pinto<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_L'Estrange_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_and_the_Phantom_Pinto<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Kahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_and_the_Phantom_Pinto<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_L'Estrange_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_and_the_Phantom_Pinto<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E.G._Robertson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_and_the_Phantom_Pinto<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Buzzy and the Phantom Pinto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_and_the_Phantom_Pinto<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_and_the_Phantom_Pinto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_and_the_Phantom_Pinto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_and_the_Phantom_Pinto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_and_the_Phantom_Pinto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_and_the_Phantom_Pinto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_and_the_Phantom_Pinto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_C._Kahn<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buzzy and the Phantom Pinto is a 1941 American Western film directed by Richard C. Kahn and starring Robert 'Buzz' Henry, Dave O'Brien and Dorothy Short. It was the sequel to Buzzy Rides the Range, intended to be the beginning of a series although only two films were ever made.<EOS>"
2837,69534,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_L._Kowalski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Bakalyan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Kenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Brinkley_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_L._Kowalski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hot Car Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_L._Kowalski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Car_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hot Car Girl is a 1958 American film directed by Bernard L. Kowalski. Seeing Hot Car Girl in a four-walled playoff in 1958 gave the audience the sense that they were witnessing something clandestine and taboo.It was an early credit for producer Gene Corman, who said ""It had a very modest budget... but it served us well."" Gene Corman went on to make two more films with Kowalski.<EOS>"
2838,119752,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Four Just Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Four Just Men, also known as The Secret Four, is a 1939 British thriller film directed by Walter Forde and starring Hugh Sinclair, Griffith Jones, Edward Chapman and Frank Lawton. It is based on the 1905 novel The Four Just Men by Edgar Wallace. There was a previous silent film version in 1921. This version was produced by Ealing Studios, with sets designed by Wilfred Shingleton.The Four Just Men was re-released in 1944 with an updated ending featuring newsreel of Winston Churchill and the Allied war effort as a fulfilment of the ideals of the Four. The adviser on the House of Commons of the United Kingdom scenes was Aneurin Bevan.<EOS>"
2839,153402,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hattie_Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hawtrey_(actor,_born_1914)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Owen_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Longdon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Rossington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irene_Handl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Medwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Firbank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Eaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfrid_Hyde-White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Stephen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Beaumont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Nurse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Nurse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_nursing<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Carry On Nurse is a 1959 British comedy film, the second in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992). Of the regular team, it featured Joan Sims (in her Carry On film debut), Kenneth Williams, Kenneth Connor and Charles Hawtrey, with Hattie Jacques and Leslie Phillips. The film was written by Norman Hudis based on the play Ring for Catty by Patrick Cargill and Jack Beale. It was the top-grossing film of 1959 in the United Kingdom and, with an audience of 10.4 million, had the highest cinema viewing of any of the ""Carry On"" films. It was also highly successful in the United States, where it was reported that it played at some cinemas for three years. The film was followed by Carry On Teacher later in 1959.<EOS>"
2840,79903,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When You Come Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_You_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When You Come Home is a 1948 British comedy film directed by John Baxter and starring Frank Randle, Leslie Sarony and Leslie Holmes.<EOS>"
2841,125593,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_F._Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Fox_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_F._Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mercer_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henrik_Ibsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Doll's House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michel_Legrand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Norway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_A_Doll's_House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Norway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Doll's_House_(1973_Losey_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Losey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Doll's House is a 1973 drama film directed by Joseph Losey, based on the 1879 play A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen. It stars Jane Fonda in the role of Nora Helmer and David Warner as her domineering husband, Torvald.Losey's version of the play was extensively adapted for film. From Ibsen's expository dialogue, entire new scenes were developed by British dramatist David Mercer and integrated through a number of invented sets.<EOS>"
2842,164641,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mannie Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RKO Radio Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Amadee J. van Beuren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wild Goose Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Goose_Chase_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aesop's_Fables_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wild Goose Chase is an animated short film made in 1932 by the Van Beuren Studios, and distributed by RKO Radio Pictures.<EOS>"
2843,6067,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Varley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>First Division Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wardour Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Exploitation Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Majestic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Weiss Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Louis Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Eaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claire Whitney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Enlighten Thy Daughter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enlighten_Thy_Daughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Majestic_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Enlighten Thy Daughter is a 1934 American drama film directed by John Varley and starring Herbert Rawlinson, Charles Eaton and Claire Whitney. It was shot at the Photocolor Studios in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York. It is a remake of the 1917 silent film of the same title by Ivan Abramson.<EOS>"
2844,141379,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Buzzy Boop at the Concert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Boop_at_the_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buzzy Boop at the Concert is a 1938 Betty Boop film starring Betty's young tomboy cousin Buzzy Boop. It was directed by Dave Fleischer and Thomas Johnson and was released on September 16, 1938.For years, it was considered a lost film, until a copy resurfaced in Russia in 2019. The film was subsequently restored by the UCLA Film and Television Archive and uploaded to their official YouTube channel.<EOS>"
2845,167618,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Blair_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice Duke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Doucette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Mamakos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vladimar Sokoloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daria Massey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Marshall as the Genie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Blair_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Freedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sabu and the Magic Ring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabu_and_the_Magic_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Samarkand<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sabu and the Magic Ring is a 1957 American adventure film directed by George Blair and starring Sabu, William Marshall, Daria Massey, John Doucette, Peter Mamakos and Vladimir Sokoloff. The film's sets were designed by the art director Dave Milton. It was originally conceived as a television series, but the project failed to gain a buyer and instead it was released as a feature film. It was produced and distributed by Allied Artists and was in the tradition of Arabian Nights films.<EOS>"
2846,117640,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Wyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Wyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Humphrey_Bogart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fredric_March<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Wyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Wyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Dratler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Hayes_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Desperate Hours<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hostage_takings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Award-winning_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Home_invasions_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Wyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Daniele_Amfitheatrof<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gail_Kubik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Desperate_Hours_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Indianapolis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Desperate Hours is a 1955 film noir starring Humphrey Bogart and Fredric March. It was produced and directed by William Wyler and based on the 1954 novel and 1955 play of the same name, written by Joseph Hayes, which were loosely built on actual events. The film takes place on the Northside of Indianapolis and took great pains to be accurate as to street names and locations within the city and Indiana in general.The original Broadway production had actor Paul Newman in the Bogart role but he was passed over for the movie because Bogart was a much bigger star. The character of Glenn Griffin was made older in the script so Bogart could play the part. Bogart said he viewed the story as ""Duke Mantee grown up."" Spencer Tracy was originally cast as Daniel Hilliard. Although he and Bogart were very good friends, both insisted on top billing, and Tracy eventually withdrew from the picture. Fredric March replaced Tracy.The Desperate Hours was the first black-and-white film in VistaVision, Paramount's wide-screen process. The house used in the final seasons of the television series Leave It to Beaver was used for exterior shots of the Hilliards' home. In 1956, Joseph Hayes won an Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America for Best Motion Picture Screenplay.<EOS>"
2847,31567,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Medak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Stratton-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Forstater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Graham Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen O'Rourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Williams_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Jason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Quick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Medak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Stratton-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Forstater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_McKenna_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Odd Job<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Atlantic_Entertainment_Group_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Medak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Howard_Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Odd_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Graham_Chapman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Odd Job is a 1978 British comedy film starring Monty Python member Graham Chapman. It has been called ""the film Graham Chapman starred in that everyone forgets exists.""<EOS>"
2848,58559,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Brannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_Ralston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Bell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eilene_Janssen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Chapin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Brannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_Ralston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Lively<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Arizona Manhunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_C._Brannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Arizona Manhunt is a 1951 American Western film directed by Fred C. Brannon and starring Michael Chapin, Eilene Janssen and James Bell.The film's sets were designed by the art director Frank Hotaling.<EOS>"
2849,144044,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franklin_J._Schaffner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_O'Toole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Langella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley-Anne_Down<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franklin_J._Schaffner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_O'Toole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Byrum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sphinx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sphinx_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Franklin_J._Schaffner<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sphinx is a 1981 American adventure film directed by Franklin J. Schaffner and starring Lesley-Anne Down and Frank Langella. The screenplay by John Byrum is based on the 1979 novel of the same name by Robin Cook.<EOS>
2850,159774,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tedd Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rumours<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumors_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Private_Snafu<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rumors is part of the Private Snafu series of animated shorts produced by Warner Bros. during World War II. Released in 1943, the cartoon was directed by Friz Freleng.<EOS>"
2851,152163,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Grosvenor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Kirschner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Gertz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elisabeth Moss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Vereen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellen Blain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Benji Gregory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paige Gosney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Grosvenor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Kirschner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Once Upon a Forest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Once Upon a Forest: Original Soundtrack Album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Film score, orchestral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_adoption<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Environmental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_aviation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hanna-Barbera_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_squirrels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hedgehogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_badgers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Kirschner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Grosvenor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_moles<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Once Upon a Forest is a 1993 animated adventure film produced by Hanna-Barbera and distributed by 20th Century Studios. Based on the Furlings characters created by Rae Lambert, the film was directed by Charles Grosvenor and produced by David Kirschner, and stars the voices of Michael Crawford, Ellen Blain, Benji Gregory in his final film role, Paige Gosney, Will Estes, Janet Waldo, Elisabeth Moss and Ben Vereen. The film is about a trio of ""Furlings"" – the story's term for young anthropomorphic animals – who go on an expedition to find a cure for their poisoned friend. The film's environmental theme divided critics at the time of its release, along with the animation and story. The film grossed $6.6 million in the US against a budget of $13–16 million.<EOS>"
2852,165812,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bill Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walt Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lee Millar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Donald_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Society Dog Show<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Oliver_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pluto_(Disney)_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Society_Dog_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bill_Roberts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Society Dog Show is a Mickey Mouse cartoon short produced by Walt Disney Productions and released by RKO Radio Pictures on February 3, 1939. The animated short was directed by Bill Roberts and animated by Al Eugster, Shamus Culhane, Fred Moore, John Lounsbery, Norm Ferguson, and Leo Salkin. It was the 104th short in the Mickey Mouse film series to be released, and the first for that year.In the short, Pluto's romantic partner is Fifi, a Pekingese who also appears in Puppy Love (1933), Pluto's Quin-puplets (1937) and Mickey's Surprise Party (1939).<EOS>"
2853,170890,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Dietz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Plympton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trouble Chasers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_George_H._Plympton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_theft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_Chasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_jewellery<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trouble Chasers is a 1945 American comedy film directed by Lew Landers and starring Billy Gilbert, Maxie Rosenbloom  and Shemp Howard.<EOS>"
2854,164615,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tamar_Simon_Hoffs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James L. Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dedee Pfeiffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Terlesky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Ontkean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susanna Hoffs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Anthony Shanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Allnighter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beach_party_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charles_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Allnighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tamar_Simon_Hoffs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Allnighter is a 1987 American comedy film directed by Tamar Simon Hoffs and starring Susanna Hoffs, Dedee Pfeiffer, Joan Cusack and Pam Grier. It was released on May 1,1987.<EOS>"
2855,45435,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Lived_Twice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Lived_Twice<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Lived_Twice<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Lived_Twice<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Lived_Twice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Who Lived Twice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Lived_Twice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Lived_Twice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Lived_Twice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Lived_Twice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Lived_Twice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Lived_Twice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Lived_Twice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Lived_Twice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Lived_Twice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Lachman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man Who Lived Twice is a 1936 American crime film directed by Harry Lachman and starring Ralph Bellamy, Marian Marsh and Thurston Hall. It was remade as Man in the Dark in 1953.<EOS>"
2856,24075,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Glienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Timothy E. Sabo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Judy Tenuta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lerner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emo_Philips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Tenuta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dana_Plato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erin_Moran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Glienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Tenuta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Glienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Desperation Boulevard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperation_Boulevard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Desperation Boulevard is a 1998 American independent film written and directed by Greg Glienna.<EOS>
2857,25231,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Pakleppa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sias Odendaal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ian Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Albie Venter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frederik Botha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregory Cascante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Dreier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rolf Frederick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roy Sargeant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glynis_Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Railsback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Morrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ronald France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trimark_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_visitations_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_South_African_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mockbuster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_NASA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:E.T._the_Extra-Terrestrial<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nukie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nairobi<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nukie is a 1987 South African science-fiction film directed by Sias Odendaal and Michael Pakleppa, and based on an original story by Odendaal. The film stars Anthony Morrison, Steve Railsback, Ronald France, and Glynis Johns. The plot concerns an alien, Nukie, who crash lands on Earth and seeks help from two children to reunite with his brother, Miko, who has been captured by the US government.  The film was considered a knock-off of Steven Spielberg's 1982 film E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and is also considered to be one of the worst movies ever made.<EOS>"
2858,160210,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John I. Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald Liles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_Romain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Vaughan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Flood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Smokescreen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokescreen_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Smokescreen is a 1964 British comedy crime drama film, written and directed by Jim O'Connolly and starring Peter Vaughan.<EOS>"
2859,67362,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pollock_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Eros Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Astor Pictures Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sidney Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stranger in Town<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Southall_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stranger_in_Town_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Pollock<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stranger in Town is a 1957 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by George Pollock and starring Alex Nicol and Anne Paige. The screenplay was by Edward Dryhurst and Norman Hudis, based on the 1954 novel The Uninivited by Frank Chittenden.<EOS>"
2860,17566,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lisztomania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Puttnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rock_operas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pianos_and_pianists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Franz_Liszt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rick_Wakeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisztomania_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Richard_Wagner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lisztomania is a 1975 British surreal biographical musical comedy film written and directed by Ken Russell about the 19th-century composer Franz Liszt. The screenplay is derived, in part, from the book Nélida by Marie d'Agoult (1848), about her affair with Liszt.Depicting the flamboyant Liszt as the first classical pop star, Lisztomania features contemporary rock star Roger Daltrey (of The Who) as Franz Liszt. The film was released the same year as Tommy, which also starred Daltrey and was also directed by Russell.Rick Wakeman, from the progressive rock band Yes, composed the Lisztomania soundtrack, which included synthesiser arrangements of works by Liszt and Richard Wagner. He also appears in the film as Thor, the Nordic god of thunder. Daltrey and Russell wrote the lyrics for the soundtrack, and Daltrey provided vocals. Of the other rock celebrities appearing in the film, Ringo Starr appears as the Pope.The term Lisztomania was coined by the German romantic literary figure Heinrich Heine to describe the massive public response to Liszt's virtuosic piano performances. At these performances, there were allegedly screaming women, and the audience sometimes was limited to standing room only.This film was first to use the new Dolby Stereo sound system.<EOS>"
2861,73811,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Clifford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hoyts Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sexton_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Graeme Clifford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Thompson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Havers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Clifford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sexton_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Clifford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Burke & Wills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_colonial_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Graeme_Clifford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burke_&_Wills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Burke_and_Wills_expedition<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Burke & Wills is a 1985 Australian adventure film directed by Graeme Clifford, starring Jack Thompson and Nigel Havers. The film is based on the ill-fated Burke and Wills expedition across Australia.The film follows Robert O'Hara Burke and William John Wills in their crossing of Australia's interior in 1860–1. The film's account of the story changes the expedition's ending by having the explorers actually reach the northern coast. This upbeat idea was vehemently criticised by Australian reviewers. The film was released a week after the similarly themed comedy Wills & Burke.<EOS>"
2862,164109,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Flemyng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-Amalgamated Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Montague<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Thaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ingrid Hafner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Flemyng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Five to One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_to_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Flemyng<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Five To One is a 1963 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Gordon Flemyng and starring Lee Montague, Ingrid Hafner and John Thaw. It was made at Merton Park Studios as part of the long-running series of Edgar Wallace adaptations. The screenplay was by Roger Marshall, based on the 1928 Wallace story The Thief in the Night.<EOS>"
2863,25148,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Fraser_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eileen Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Green_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Beginning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Good Beginning is a 1953 British drama film directed by Gilbert Gunn and starring John Fraser, Eileen Moore and Peter Reynolds. It was written by Janet Green.<EOS>"
2864,7178,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Gerber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephanie_Zimbalist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Gerber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prison of Secrets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Women_in_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sexual_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prison_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Prison of Secrets is a 1997 American television film directed by Fred Gerber. The film is based on a true story and focuses on a female prison inmate who fights for women's rights while still in jail.<EOS>
2865,26843,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quincy_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donny_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Cambridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_St._Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Come Back, Charleston Blue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Come Back Charleston Blue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Harlem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_crime_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back,_Charleston_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Come Back, Charleston Blue is a 1972 American crime comedy film starring Godfrey Cambridge and Raymond St. Jacques, loosely based on Chester Himes' novel The Heat's On.  It is a sequel to the 1970 film Cotton Comes to Harlem.<EOS>"
2866,69597,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Steve_Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Shamberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elizabeth Cantillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lara Flynn Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Corey Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Finn Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Steve_Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Shamberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>How I Got Into College<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Savage_Steve_Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_I_Got_into_College<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>How I Got Into College is a 1989 American romantic comedy film directed by Savage Steve Holland, starring Anthony Edwards, Corey Parker and Lara Flynn Boyle, and produced and released by 20th Century Fox. This is the film debut of eventual voice actor Tom Kenny, who would become best known as the voice of SpongeBob SquarePants.<EOS>"
2867,79390,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Earl_Repp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>West of Cheyenne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Nelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>West of Cheyenne is a 1938 American Western film directed by Sam Nelson and starring Charles Starrett, Iris Meredith and Bob Nolan.<EOS>"
2868,104946,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryl_Duke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Thomas_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Judith Craig Marlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David M. Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Kirkland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Falk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Chandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Clayburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Tristan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryl_Duke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Thomas_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_and_Phoenix_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daryl_Duke<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Griffin and Phoenix (sometimes subtitled ""A Love Story"") is a 1976 American made-for-television romantic drama film produced by ABC Circle Films starring Peter Falk and Jill Clayburgh as title characters Geoffrey Griffin and Sarah Phoenix. Written by John Hill and directed by Daryl Duke, it first premiered on the ABC television network on February 27, 1976, and was also released to theaters in select countries under the title Today Is Forever from 1977 through 1980. It was nominated in the category of Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography at the 28th Primetime Emmy Awards.It tells the story of two ill-fated middle-aged characters who both face a terminal cancer diagnosis and have months left to live. A chance meeting brings them together and they fall in love, both unaware of the other's shared fate. Notably, Jill Clayburgh developed the same type of cancer her character had in this film, succumbing to it in 2010. Peter Falk died just over six months later in 2011 from complications relating to Alzheimer's disease. Griffin and Phoenix was first distributed on VHS by 20th Century Fox in 1982, but has never been formally released on DVD or Blu-ray.The film was remade in 2006 under the title Griffin & Phoenix, starring Dermot Mulroney and Amanda Peet.<EOS>"
2869,89804,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Mitchell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Janice Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Bagdasarian_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ross Bagdasarian Jr., Janice Karman, Ali Dee Theodore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Poehler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Faris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Cross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Gray Gubler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jenny Slate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christina Applegate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesse McCartney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Mitchell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Bagdasarian_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janice_Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Aibel_and_Glenn_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_game<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jukebox_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Regency_Enterprises_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dune_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rodents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Mothersbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_cruise_ships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jonathan_Aibel_and_Glenn_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Janice_Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_Chipwrecked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ross_Bagdasarian_Jr.<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked is a 2011 American live-action animated jukebox musical comedy film directed by Mike Mitchell and written by Jonathan Aibel and Glenn Berger, based on the characters Alvin and the Chipmunks and the Chipettes. It is the third in the live-action Alvin and the Chipmunks film series. The film stars Jason Lee, David Cross and Jenny Slate. Justin Long, Matthew Gray Gubler, Jesse McCartney, Amy Poehler, Anna Faris and Christina Applegate return to voice the Chipmunks and the Chipettes, respectively. In the film, playing around while aboard a cruise ship, the Chipmunks and the Chipettes go overboard and end up marooned in a tropical island, where they discover their new turf is not as deserted as it seems.Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked was released in the United States on December 16, 2011, by 20th Century Fox. The film received generally negative reviews from critics, and grossed $343 million against an $80M budget. A fourth film, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip, was released in 2015.<EOS>"
2870,70321,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Bronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Cabot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morey_Amsterdam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Devon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lambert_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Wright_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Wright_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_criminals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gerald_Fried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Machine-Gun_Kelly_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Machine_Gun_Kelly<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Machine-Gun Kelly is a 1958 film noir directed by Roger Corman that chronicles the criminal activities of the real-life gangster George ""Machine Gun"" Kelly. Despite its small budget, the film received positive critical reviews.Charles Bronson's lead role in Machine-Gun Kelly was his first in a feature film. Corman called the film ""a major turning point in my career,"" because it was the first for which he had received serious critical attention.American International Pictures released the film as a double feature with The Bonnie Parker Story.<EOS>"
2871,25249,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regis_Toomey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cagney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Astor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Withers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maude_Fulton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Other Men's Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Other_Men's_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Other Men's Women is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film directed by William A. Wellman and written by Maude Fulton. The film stars Grant Withers, Regis Toomey, Mary Astor, James Cagney and Joan Blondell. It was produced and distributed by Warner Bros.It was first previewed, released and reviewed in 1930 under the title The Steel Highway. By the time of the film's release in New York City, the title had been changed to Other Men's Women.A copy is preserved in the Library of Congress collection.<EOS>"
2872,157772,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Neagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Neagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Trevor_Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wonderful Things!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonderful_Things!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wonderful Things! is a 1958 British comedy romance film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Frankie Vaughan, Jocelyn Lane and Wilfrid Hyde-White. It was written by Jack Trevor Story. Two fishermen brothers clash over the love of a woman.It was the second of four films Wilcox made with Vaughan.The film marked the film debut of comedian Ronnie Barker, in an uncredited role as a waiter.<EOS>"
2873,160435,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Olivier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Burge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Cantor_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Olivier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Plowright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sybil_Thorndike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Olivier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Burge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Cantor_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anton_Chekhov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constance_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Uncle Vanya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1900<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stuart_Burge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Vanya_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Uncle_Vanya<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Uncle Vanya is a 1963 British film adaptation of the 1899 play Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov. The film was directed by Laurence Olivier and Stuart Burge. It was a filmed version of the Chichester Festival Theatre production, starring Laurence Olivier as Astrov, Michael Redgrave as (Vanya), Rosemary Harris as (Elena), and Joan Plowright as (Sonya).<EOS>"
2874,269,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mancunian Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mancunian_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Mertz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Calling All Crooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Crooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Calling All Crooks is a 1938 British comedy film directed by George Black and starring Douglas Wakefield, Billy Nelson and Leslie Perrins. It was made by the Manchester-based Mancunian Film, but shot at Cricklewood Studios in London.<EOS>"
2875,29433,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Anderson_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_McKim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harland Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Kenny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Selleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angela Bassett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laurie Metcalf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicole Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ethan Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wesley Singerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jordan Fry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Anderson_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_McKim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Anderson_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Hall_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathan_Greno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Meet the Robinsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_adoption<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1990s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Animation_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comic_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Utopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2037<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stephen_J._Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Robinsons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Meet_the_Robinsons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Meet the Robinsons is a 2007 American animated science fiction comedy film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios. It was directed by Stephen Anderson, and written by Anderson, Don Hall, Nathan Greno, Joe Mateo, Jon Bernstein, Michelle Spitz, and Aurian Redson, based on the 1990 children's book A Day with Wilbur Robinson by William Joyce. The film stars the voices of Daniel Hansen, Jordan Fry, Wesley Singerman, Angela Bassett, Tom Selleck, Harland Williams, Laurie Metcalf, Nicole Sullivan, Adam West, Ethan Sandler, Tom Kenny, and Anderson. It follows an orphaned 12-year-old inventor, Lewis, who is desperate to be adopted. He meets Wilbur Robinson, a young time-traveler who takes him to the year 2037 to visit his eccentric family. They must prevent a mysterious bowler-hatted man from changing Lewis's fate, and, by proxy, the future.Development began in 2002, with production starting in 2004 under the working title A Day with Wilbur Robinson, with a release initially slated for 2006. Anderson developed a personal connection to the main character, Lewis, as he himself grew up an orphan and was later adopted. Disney originally planned to adopt Joyce's style, but it was decided to slightly rework the style due to his involvement stylistically in Blue Sky Studios' Robots. The animation crew had the challenge to animate CG humans, being inspired by Pixar's The Incredibles. Inspiration for the film came from Disney animated classics, such as Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella, and Peter Pan, as well as Warner Bros. Cartoons, to capture a 1950s aesthetic. Disney's acquisition of Pixar in early 2006 led to nearly 60% of the film, including the villain and the ending, being scrapped and reworked. Danny Elfman composed the film's score, while artists such as Rufus Wainwright, Rob Thomas, The All-American Rejects, and They Might Be Giants contributed to its soundtrack.Meet the Robinsons premiered at the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles on March 25, 2007, and was released in the United States on March 30. The film received generally positive reviews from critics but was a box office disappointment, grossing $170.5 million against a budget of $150 million.<EOS>"
2876,141373,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kaprice Kea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:GMM_Grammy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Waller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Napakpapha_Nakprasitte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirsty_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Magee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavan_O'Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Laing_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abigail_Good<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vasa Vatcharayon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:GMM_Grammy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Waller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Butterfly Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_interracial_romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butterfly_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thai_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Butterfly Man  (Thai: ผีเสื้อร้อนรัก) is a 2002 Thai-British adventure-romantic drama film directed and written by Kaprice Kea and starring Stuart Laing and Napakpapha Nakprasitte.<EOS>
2877,171287,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Weldon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Koenig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_MacNeill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Perlman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Ramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Arioli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lynn Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neil Shee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Weldon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Koenig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Weldon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spinnolio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pinocchio_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spinnolio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Weldon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spinnolio is a Canadian animated short film, directed by John Weldon and released in 1977. A parody of Pinocchio, the film tells the story of an old man who carves a wooden boy; however, as the fairy never arrives to grant him life, Spinnolio remains wooden and inanimate, but nevertheless successfully establishes a career working at the complaints desk of a department store because of his apparent skill at listening without talking.The film's voice cast includes Henry Ramer, Peter MacNeill, Neil Shee, Janet Perlman, Lynn Smith and Don Arioli.The film won the Canadian Film Award for Best Animated Short Film at the 28th Canadian Film Awards.<EOS>"
2878,83263,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Rank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_M._Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helmut_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenda_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Rank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_M._Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Stoppard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Wiseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Romantic Englishwoman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Englishwoman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Losey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Romantic Englishwoman is a 1975 British film directed by Joseph Losey and starring Michael Caine, Glenda Jackson, and Helmut Berger. It marks the feature-length screen debut for Kate Nelligan. The screenplay was written by Tom Stoppard and Thomas Wiseman, based on the novel by the same title by Thomas Wiseman.Caine plays a successful English novelist whose discontented wife, played by Jackson, decides to take a holiday to Germany in order to ""find herself"". There she meets a mysterious young man, played by Berger, in an elevator, which initiates an often bizarre, but extremely mature examination of desire, responsibility and the nature of love.The film was shown at the 1975 Cannes Film Festival, but not entered into the main competition.<EOS>"
2879,77195,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Clyde Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trouble in Store<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_Store_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trouble in Store is a 1934 British comedy film directed by Clyde Cook, produced by Irving Asher and starring James Finlayson, Jack Hobbs and Clifford Heatherley. It was made by Warner Bros. as a quota quickie at the company's Teddington Studios and includes the debut screen performance of Joan Hickson.<EOS>"
2880,109470,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Lion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It's You I Want<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_You_I_Want<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It's You I Want is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Ralph Ince and starring Seymour Hicks, Marie Lohr and Hugh Wakefield. It was made at Beaconsfield Studios. The film's sets were designed by Norman Arnold.<EOS>"
2881,32352,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.A.A.F._Eagles_Over_New_Guinea<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.A.A.F._Eagles_Over_New_Guinea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken G. Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.A.A.F._Eagles_Over_New_Guinea<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.A.A.F._Eagles_Over_New_Guinea<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>R.A.A.F. Eagles over New Guinea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.A.A.F._Eagles_Over_New_Guinea<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.A.A.F._Eagles_Over_New_Guinea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.A.A.F._Eagles_Over_New_Guinea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.A.A.F._Eagles_Over_New_Guinea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.A.A.F._Eagles_Over_New_Guinea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.A.A.F._Eagles_Over_New_Guinea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.A.A.F._Eagles_Over_New_Guinea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_aviation_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>R.A.A.F. Eagles Over New Guinea is a 1943 Australian newsreel from Cinesound Productions focusing on the role of the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) during the New Guinea Campaign in World War II. It includes combat footage taken by Damien Parer.A copy of the newsreel has survived but not with sound.<EOS>
2882,23876,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Williams_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_R._Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Sorvino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Durning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lithgow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Hershey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Lyons_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joy_Bang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellen Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Williams_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_R._Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Odell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Williams_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dealing: Or the Berkeley-to-Boston Forty-Brick Lost-Bag Blues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_illegal_drug_trade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_thriller_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Odell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Michael_Crichton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing:_Or_the_Berkeley-to-Boston_Forty-Brick_Lost-Bag_Blues_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Williams<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dealing: Or the Berkeley-to-Boston Forty-Brick Lost-Bag Blues is a 1972 film based on the 1970 novel of the same name by Michael Crichton and Douglas Crichton, published under the pseudonym Michael Douglas.It was American independent film directed by Paul Williams and starred Robert F. Lyons and John Lithgow in his film debut in the supporting role of John, the campus drug dealer. Barbara Hershey appears in the role of the novice drug courier, Susan, who loses the bag of bricks on a cross-country flight from Berkeley to Boston.<EOS>"
2883,169418,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IFC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Iron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jody Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Niv_Fichman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_de_Medeiros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabella_Rossellini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_McKinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Negin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Fox_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_McMillan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IFC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Iron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Niv_Fichman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Saddest Music in the World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Winnipeg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Winnipeg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Saddest_Music_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kazuo_Ishiguro<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Saddest Music in the World is a 2003 Canadian film directed by Guy Maddin. Budgeted at $3.8-million and shot over 24 days, the film marks Maddin's first collaboration with actor Isabella Rossellini.Maddin and co-screenwriter George Toles based the film on an original screenplay written by British novelist Kazuo Ishiguro, from which they kept ""the title, the premise and the contest – to determine which country’s music was the saddest"" but otherwise re-wrote. Like most of Guy Maddin's films, The Saddest Music in the World is filmed in a style that imitates late 1920s and early 1930s cinema, with grainy black-and-white photography, slightly out-of-sync sound and expressionist art design. A few scenes are filmed in colour, in a manner that imitates early two-strip Technicolor.<EOS>"
2884,165532,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hayford Hobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trilby Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renee_Clama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sewell_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Devil's Maze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Devil's Maze is an all-talking 1929 sound British drama film directed by Gareth Gundrey and starring Renee Clama, Trilby Clark and Ian Fleming. The film was made at the Lime Grove Studios. A cut down edited silent version with intertitles was available for theatres who were not yet wired for sound. It was based on the play Mostly Fools by G.R. Malloch.<EOS>"
2885,87720,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rank Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harold French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Granger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_Langley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Barraud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Storm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Phipps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Adam and Evelyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gambling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Noel_Langley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_and_Evelyne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Two_Cities_Films_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Adam and Evelyne, released in the U.S. as Adam and Evalyn, is a 1949 romance film starring Stewart Granger and Jean Simmons. Based on a storyline written by Granger and Noel Langley, it was both directed and produced by Harold French.  According to Robert Osborne, host of Turner Classic Movies, the leads suited the stars, as they were romantically involved at the time, despite their age difference. They married the next year.<EOS>"
2886,93243,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Norman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Norman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dunkirk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Malcolm_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_Norman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dunkirk_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dunkirk_evacuation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dunkirk is a 1958 British war film directed by Leslie Norman that depicts the Dunkirk evacuation of World War II, and starring John Mills, Richard Attenborough, and Bernard Lee. The film is based on the novels The Big Pick-Up by Elleston Trevor and Dunkirk co-authored by Lt Col Ewan Butler and Major J. S. Bradford.<EOS>"
2887,12280,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eric Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney_Channel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Public_Broadcasting_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Allumination Filmworks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:WonderWorks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Feature_Films_for_Families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward K. Dodds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annette_O'Toole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Heaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julian Coutts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Beaulieu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney_Channel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Public_Broadcasting_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:WonderWorks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Feature_Films_for_Families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Fantasy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantasy_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Edmonton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_to_Terabithia_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eric_Till<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bridge to Terabithia is a 1985 Canadian made-for-television fantasy drama film produced for the PBS series WonderWorks, starring Annette O'Toole, Julian Coutts, and Julie Beaulieu. It was shot in Edmonton, Alberta. It is based on the 1977 children's novel of the same name by Katherine Paterson. The film premiered on PBS on February 4, 1985.The story was inspired by the death of Lisa Hill, the best friend of Katherine Paterson's son David, who was struck and killed by lightning when she was eight years old.In a 2007 interview, David, who later co-wrote the 2007 film version, referred to this version as being ""like the crazy cousin in a mental hospital that nobody talks about"" and goes on to say that ""no one on our side was either involved with it or happy with the final product.""<EOS>"
2888,19022,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Halstead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Morris_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reluctant_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Raymond<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Reluctant Heroes is a 1952 British comedy film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Ronald Shiner, Derek Farr and Christine Norden. It is based on the popular farce of the same title by Colin Morris. The play, which had its West End premiere at the Whitehall Theatre in September 1950, was the first of the Brian Rix company's Whitehall farces. The film was shot at the Riverside Studios in Hammersmith in West London. Its sets were designed by the art director Wilfred Arnold.<EOS>"
2889,67109,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Finch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Strand Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Vachon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frederick Weller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce MacVittie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Guillermo Díaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Duane Boutte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brendan Corbalis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Finch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:2_Entertain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Vachon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rikki_Beadle-Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stonewall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stonewall:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Killer_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Christine_Vachon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transgender-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Kamen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1969<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stonewall_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stonewall is a 1995 British-American historical comedy-drama film directed by Nigel Finch, his final film before his AIDS-related death shortly after filming ended. Inspired by the memoir of the same title by gay historian Martin Duberman, Stonewall is a fictionalized account of the weeks leading up to the Stonewall riots, a seminal event in the modern American gay rights movement. The film stars Guillermo Díaz, Frederick Weller, Brendan Corbalis, and Duane Boutte.While the film is a work of fiction, Finch makes the unusual directorial choice of including documentary-style interview footage with several people who were at the Stonewall Inn during the uprising. Finch also intersperses lip synch numbers performed by the actors throughout the film to function as something of a Greek chorus.<EOS>"
2890,78936,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Linson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert De Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hoyt Axton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Demi Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Russo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruno Kirby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray McAnally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Linson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mamet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>We're No Angels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_religion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Art_Linson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Neil_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_No_Angels_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Mamet<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>We're No Angels is a 1989 American comedy film directed by Neil Jordan. A remake of the 1955 film We're No Angels, it stars Robert De Niro, Sean Penn and Demi Moore. It received mixed reviews and grossed $10.5 million on a $20 million budget.<EOS>"
2891,133940,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Songs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Santley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Songs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Songs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Etting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Songs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Santley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Songs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Songs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blue Songs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Songs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Songs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Songs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Songs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Songs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Songs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Songs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blue Songs is a 1929 Paramount musical short film directed by Joseph Santley and starring Ruth Etting. It includes the songs ""Because My Baby Don't Mean 'Maybe' Now"" and ""Roses of Yesterday"".<EOS>"
2892,160213,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_De_Palma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Buena Vista Pictures Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian De Palma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicolas Cage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Heard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stan Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carla Gugino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Sinise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_De_Palma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_De_Palma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_De_Palma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Koepp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Snake Eyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_De_Palma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlantic_City,_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Koepp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Atlantic_City,_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ryuichi_Sakamoto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snake_Eyes_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_crime_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Snake Eyes is a 1998 American mystery thriller film directed and produced by Brian De Palma. The film stars Nicolas Cage as a detective investigating a political assassination at a boxing match in Atlantic City, with supporting roles played by Gary Sinise, Carla Gugino, John Heard, Stan Shaw, Kevin Dunn, Joel Fabiani and Luis Guzmán. De Palma also devised the story with David Koepp, who was the sole writer of the screenplay. The musical score was composed by Ryuichi Sakamoto.The film was released and produced by Paramount Pictures in North America and Buena Vista International (through Touchstone Pictures) internationally on August 7, 1998. The film garnered mixed reviews from critics, criticizing the film's story, writing and pacing while praising its style and the performances. It grossed $104 million worldwide against a $73 million budget.<EOS>"
2893,113869,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Fitzmaurice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Rockett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_A._Rowland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Fairbanks_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Compson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Sills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Mackaill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Fitzmaurice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Rockett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_A._Rowland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Glazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Jackson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_J._Mankiewicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_National_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transitional_sound_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Fitzmaurice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Louis_Silvers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Early_sound_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Herman_J._Mankiewicz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Barker is a 1928 American part-talkie pre-Code romantic drama film produced and released by First National Pictures, a subsidiary of Warner Bros., acquired in September 1928. The film was directed by George Fitzmaurice and stars Milton Sills, Dorothy Mackaill, Betty Compson, and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. The Barker is a part-talkie with talking sequences and sequences with synchronized musical scoring and sound effects. According to the film review in Variety, 44 percent (or 38 minutes) of the total running time featured dialogue.  The film was adapted by Benjamin Glazer, Joseph Jackson and Herman J. Mankiewicz from the play by Kenyon Nicholson.The Broadway play of the same name which opened at the Biltmore Theatre January 18, 1927 and ran until July 1927 for 221 performances. In the stage production Walter Huston was ""Nifty"" and a still relatively unknown Claudette Colbert was ""Lou"", played in the film by Dorothy Mackaill.<EOS>"
2894,165236,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Beresford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Roadshow Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Carroll_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Donovan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Bonner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Devereaux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Grills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Candy_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanie Drynan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_'Bud'_Tingwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Beresford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Carroll_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Beresford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Money Movers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Adelaide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bruce_Beresford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Movers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_heist_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Money Movers is a 1978 Australian crime action drama film written and directed by Bruce Beresford. The film was based on the 1972 novel The Money Movers by Devon Minchin, founder of Metropolitan Security Services. The story deals loosely with two real-life events, the 1970 Sydney Armoured Car Robbery where A$500,000 was stolen from a Mayne Nickless armoured van, and a 1970 incident when A$280,000 was stolen from Metropolitan Security Services' offices by bandits impersonating policemen.Money Movers is ""one of the few films of the 1970s that deal with crime and police corruption as an entrenched state of being, and one of the earliest to embrace extremely violent action.""<EOS>"
2895,169277,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Andreacchio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Becker Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Margot McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Waters_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Robards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborra-Lee_Furness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Petruzzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamie_Croft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Andreacchio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Becker_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Real Macaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_hunt_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bill_Conti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mario_Andreacchio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Real_Macaw_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parrots<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Real Macaw is a 1998 Australian adventure film written by Bruce Hancock and Matthew Perry and directed by Mario Andreacchio. It was produced and distributed by Becker Entertainment in association with the Australian Film Finance Corporation, The South Australian Film Corporation, The New South Wales Film and Television Office and The Queensland Government through Film Queensland, and filmed on location in Brisbane, Queensland. The film was released in Australia on 24 September 1998 and released on VHS in the United States and Canada on 11 July 2000 by Paramount Home Video. It stars Jamie Croft as Sam Girdis, Deborra-Lee Furness as Beth Girdis, Joe Petruzzi as Rick Girdis, John Waters as Dr. Lance Hagen, and Jason Robards as Grandpa Girdis. The voice of Mac the Parrot was performed by Daniel Murphy in the Australian version and by John Goodman in the North American version.<EOS>"
2896,89155,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dave Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alien Terminator<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Lennertz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Terminator_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dave_Payne<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alien Terminator is a 1995 American horror film, written and directed by Dave Payne. It stars Cassandra Leigh and Maria Ford. It was also released on video as Alien Species.<EOS>"
2897,70771,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Christina Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nile_Niami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick Choi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischa_Barton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alberta_Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Zehetner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Murphy_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_Swain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melanie_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Renfro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bijou_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nile_Niami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_upper_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tart is a 2001 American coming of age drama film written and directed by Christina Wayne and starring Dominique Swain, Brad Renfro, and Bijou Phillips. It follows a young woman at a preparatory school in 1980s New York City  and her ingratiation with a group of elite peers. It was released by Lionsgate in 2001.<EOS>"
2898,159570,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lowery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenda_Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Barton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mary Lou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lou_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mary Lou is a 1948 American musical film starring Robert Lowery, Joan Barton and Glenda Farrell. The film featured Lynn Sousa, granddaughter of John Philip Sousa.<EOS>"
2899,162710,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Harlow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gordon D. Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lucan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kitty_McShane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luton_Girls_Choir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Harlow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Harlow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Marks_(performer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Kavanagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Old Mother Riley, Headmistress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Headmistress<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Harlow<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Old Mother Riley, Headmistress  is a low-budget black-and-white 1950 British comedy film directed by John Harlow and starring Arthur Lucan and Kitty McShane. The screenplay was by Ted Kavanagh and Harlow. The 13th film in the Old Mother Riley series, it features the Luton Girls Choir playing many of Mother Riley's pupils.<EOS>"
2900,141380,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Kahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Arthur Ziehm Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_L'Estrange_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_'Buzz'_Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claire Rochelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Kahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_L'Estrange_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Buzzy Rides the Range<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzzy_Rides_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_C._Kahn<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buzzy Rides the Range is a 1940 American western film directed by Richard C. Kahn and starring Robert 'Buzz' Henry, Dave O'Brien and Claire Rochelle. It was produced as a second feature with shooting take place in studios in Phoenix, Arizona. It was rereleased in 1948 by Astor Pictures under the alternative title of Western Terror.It was followed by a sequel Buzzy and the Phantom Pinto in 1941.<EOS>"
2901,153323,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sono_Art-World_Wide_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gaumont British Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanchon_Royer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Lease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucile Browne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sono_Art-World_Wide_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanchon_Royer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_McConville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cannonball Express<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannonball_Express_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wallace_Fox<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cannonball Express is a 1932 American action film directed by Wallace Fox and starring Rex Lease, Tom Moore and Lucile Browne.<EOS>"
2902,73010,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_D._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lamorne Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Patrick Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Regina Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Common<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cedric the Entertainer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ice Cube<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deon Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicki Minaj<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tyga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>J.B. Smoove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_D._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barbershop:The Next Cut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>BarberShop: The Next Cut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Barack_Obama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Malcolm_D._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Barbershop_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Teitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cube_Vision_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ice_Cube<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbershop:_The_Next_Cut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kenya_Barris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Barbershop: The Next Cut (also known as Barbershop 3 or Barbershop 3: The Next Cut) is a 2016 American comedy film directed by Malcolm D. Lee, written by Kenya Barris and Tracy Oliver and produced by Ice Cube, Robert Teitel and George Tillman Jr. It is the sequel to 2004's Barbershop 2: Back in Business and the third installment in the Barbershop film series. It stars an ensemble cast including actors Ice Cube, Cedric the Entertainer, Anthony Anderson, Eve, Sean Patrick Thomas, and Deon Cole who return, as well as new cast members Regina Hall, J. B. Smoove, Lamorne Morris, Tyga, Common, and Nicki Minaj. It is the first film in the series in which Michael Ealy and Leonard Earl Howze did not reprise their roles as Ricky and Dinka, respectively.The project was announced in March 2014, and Lee was hired to direct the film in February 2015. Principal photography began in Atlanta in May 2015 with some aerial shots filmed in Chicago.Barbershop: The Next Cut was released on April 15, 2016 by Warner Bros. Pictures. It received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise directed at the performances of the cast, Lee's direction, and the screenplay. It was a moderate box office success, grossing $55 million worldwide on a $20 million production budget.<EOS>"
2903,137120,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Arthur Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Holt_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Genevieve_Tobin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wrecker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wrecker_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jo_Swerling<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wrecker is a 1933 American Pre-Code action-romance film directed by Albert S. Rogell and starring Jack Holt, Genevieve Tobin and George E. Stone. The screenplay was by Jo Swerling. The film was produced and released by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
2904,15450,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randal_Kleiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_S._Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruce Broughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lloyd Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Moranis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marcia Strassman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Oliveri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randal_Kleiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_S._Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_Eberhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garry_Goodrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Honey, I Blew Up the Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_giants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bruce_Broughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Las_Vegas_Metropolitan_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_size_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Randal_Kleiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1992<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_S._Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Dawn_Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Blew_Up_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids_(franchise)_mass_media<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Honey, I Blew Up the Kid is a 1992 American science fiction comedy film directed by Randal Kleiser and released by Walt Disney Pictures. It is the sequel to Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989) and the second installment of the Honey, I Shrunk the Kids film series. Rick Moranis, Marcia Strassman, Amy O'Neill, and Robert Oliveri return as the Szalinski family, while Keri Russell makes her film debut as Mandy Park. In the film, the family's two-year-old son Adam is accidentally exposed to Wayne's new industrial-sized growth machine, which causes him to gradually grow to enormous size. Wayne's coworker, Dr. Charles Hendrickson, wants the giant Adam stopped at all costs, and wishes to take control of Wayne's invention. The franchise continued with a direct-to-home video sequel, a television series, and theme-park attractions.<EOS>"
2905,35601,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mancuso_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dana Kimmell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Kratka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mancuso_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Friday the 13th Part III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_post-traumatic_stress_disorder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Manfredini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1984<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1982<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Friday_the_13th_(franchise)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Petru_Popescu<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Friday the 13th Part III is a 1982 American slasher film directed by Steve Miner, produced by Frank Mancuso Jr., and starring Dana Kimmell, Paul Kratka, and Richard Brooker. It is the sequel to Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981) and the third installment in the Friday the 13th franchise. Set directly after the events of the previous films, the plot follows Chris Higgins, a teenage girl (Kimmell), and her friends who go on a trip to a house near Crystal Lake where an injured Jason Voorhees (Brooker) has taken refuge until re-emerging for another killing spree. The film marks the first appearance of Jason's signature hockey mask, which has since become a trademark of both the character and the franchise, as well as an icon in American cinema and the horror genre.The original storyline was supposed to focus on a post-traumatic Ginny Field from the prior installment. However, this concept was abandoned when actress Amy Steel declined to reprise her role. Martin Kitrosser, a script supervisor on the previous two films, co-wrote the screenplay with Carol Watson. Unlike the previous two installments, Friday the 13th Part III was filmed in California rather than the east coast. Paramount shot the film in 3-D, a choice suggested by Martin Sadoff, an associate of producer Frank Mancuso Jr. The 3-D technology used in the film complicated the shooting process, which lasted several months in the spring of 1982. Friday the 13th Part III was theatrically released in select theaters in 3-D, and is the only film in the series to be released in that format. The film was intended to end the series as a trilogy; however, unlike many of its successors, the film did not include a moniker in its title to indicate it as such. The film was theatrically released on August 13, 1982, grossing $36.7 million at the US box office on a budget of $2.2 million, and received negative reviews from critics. It was the first film to remove E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial from the number-one box office spot and became the second highest-grossing horror film of 1982, behind Poltergeist. It has the third most attendance of the Friday the 13th franchise, with approximately 11,762,400 tickets sold. A direct sequel, Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, was released two years later.<EOS>"
2906,133933,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fruet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>International Spectrafilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Lake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Railsback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gwynyth_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Slayton-Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandy Webster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fruet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blue Monkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_body_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Monkey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Fruet<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blue Monkey is a 1987 Canadian horror film directed by William Fruet and starring Steve Railsback, Gwynyth Walsh, Susan Anspach, Don Lake, Sandy Webster, Helen Slayton-Hughes, and John Vernon. The film centers on a group of doctors trapped in a quarantined hospital as a giant insect-like creature begins to spread a deadly infection. The film was released on VHS by March 31, 1988. It received mostly negative reviews upon its release. It was released in some foreign markets as ""Insect"".<EOS>"
2907,167982,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_G._Vignola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Majestic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Manners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Blythe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard 'Skeets' Gallagher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_G._Vignola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Majestic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_DeMond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ceder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_H._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lolita_Ann_Westman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Perfect Clue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_G._Vignola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Majestic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lee_Zahler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Perfect Clue is a 1935 American comedy crime film produced by Larry Darmour for Majestic Pictures, directed by Robert G. Vignola and starring David Manners, Richard 'Skeets' Gallagher and Betty Blythe. The screenplay was written by Albert DeMond based on the story Lawless Honeymoon by Lolita Ann Westman. The film was released on March 13, 1935.<EOS>"
2908,170301,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National-Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jameson_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Raine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean Colin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National-Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monckton_Hoffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benn_W._Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hate Ship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hate_Ship<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Walker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hate Ship is an all-talking sound 1929 British mystery film directed by Norman Walker and starring Jameson Thomas, Jean Colin and Jack Raine. It was made at Elstree Studios by British International Pictures.<EOS>"
2909,81570,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_D._Schuster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Bassler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ameche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_D._Schuster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladislas_Fodor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vicki_Baum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girl Trouble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Trouble_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_D._Schuster<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Girl Trouble is a 1942 American comedy film made by 20th Century Fox, directed by Harold D. Schuster, and starring Don Ameche and Joan Bennett. It is also known as Between You and Me and Man from Brazil.<EOS>"
2910,44891,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gray_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Amazon Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bleecker Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dede Gardner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeremy Kleiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Katagas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Spelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dale Armin Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sienna Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Pattinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angus Macfadyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Franco Nero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlie Hunnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian McDiarmid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gray_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazon_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bleecker_Street_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dede_Gardner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Kleiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gray_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Katagas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gray_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lost City of Z<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lost City of Z: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amazon_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bleecker_Street_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jungle_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Devon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brazil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Northern_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Colombia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1906<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1914<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1911<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Bolivia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1905<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1916<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1925<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Plan_B_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_James_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1924<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1923<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_City_of_Z_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Battle_of_the_Somme<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lost City of Z is a 2016 American epic biographical adventure drama film written and directed by James Gray, based on the 2009 book of the same name by David Grann. It portrays British explorer Percy Fawcett, who was sent to Brazil and made several attempts to find a supposed ancient lost city in the Amazon. It stars Charlie Hunnam as Fawcett; Robert Pattinson as his fellow explorer Henry Costin, Sienna Miller as his wife, Nina Fawcett; and Tom Holland as his son, Jack.Its world premiere was on October 15, 2016, as the closing-night selection at the New York Film Festival. It was released in the United States on April 14, 2017 by Amazon Studios and Bleecker Street. It was praised by critics, but grossed only $19 million against a $30 million budget. Despite its lack of financial success, Time magazine listed it as one of its Top 10 Films of 2017.""Z"" is pronounced ""zed"", as spoken in the United Kingdom, by the characters in the film. It was pronounced ""zee"" by the British actors in the American versions of promotional material to suit the local market.<EOS>"
2911,69733,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Hobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Lotinga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Josser in the Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_I_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_in_the_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Josser in the Army is a 1932 British war comedy film directed by Norman Lee and starring Ernie Lotinga, Betty Norton, Jack Hobbs. It was part of the Josser series of films featuring Lotinga. It was made at Elstree Studios by British International Pictures.<EOS>"
2912,40075,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>William Lau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mattel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Monster High: Boo York, Boo York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Children's_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_fashion_dolls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Mattel_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monster_High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_High:_Boo_York,_Boo_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Lau<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Monster High: Boo York, Boo York is a 2015 CGI-animated musical adventure fantasy children's film released on home video on September 29 and broadcast on Nickelodeon as a television special on October 25.Directed by William Lau and written by Keith Wagner, who also provided its story and screenplay, the film is the 9th in the list of CGI-animated films and the 12 animated film overall based on the Monster High doll franchise by Mattel. The soundtrack charted on Billboard's US Kid Albums and US Soundtracks.<EOS>"
2913,154683,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Higgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Crescent Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Higgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Raw Timber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Howard_Higgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Timber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lumberjacks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Raw Timber is a 1937 American lumberjack Western film directed by Ray Taylor and starring Tom Keene, Kathryn Keys and Budd Buster.The film's sets were designed by the art director Frank Dexter.<EOS>"
2914,7057,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Graham-Wilcox Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Blythe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Langley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randle_Ayrton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warwick Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Wadsworth_Longfellow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Southern Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1924_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1924_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Henry_Wadsworth_Longfellow<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Southern Love is a 1924 British drama film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Betty Blythe, Herbert Langley and Randle Ayrton. It is based on the verse drama The Spanish Student by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. It is known by the alternative title Woman's Secret.<EOS>"
2915,44811,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Jonathan_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seventh_Art_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbi_Marvin_Hier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Trank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Long Way Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Feature_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_historical_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lee_Holdridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_refugees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Simon_Wiesenthal_Center<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Way_Home_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Jonathan_Harris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Long Way Home is a 1997 American documentary film directed by Mark Jonathan Harris. It depicts the plight of Jewish refugees after World War II that contributed to the creation of the State of Israel.The film's emphasis is on the pitiful conditions for Jewish refugees in Europe after the war, as antisemitism was still rife and poverty was common. It also shows how emigration to the British Mandate of Palestine became a goal for many, but that British immigration rules often resulted in them being detained in camps in Cyprus. The eventual formation of the State of Israel is then shown, with emphasis on the debates in the White House between Palestinian Jews, President Harry S. Truman, and the United Nations.The Long Way Home is narrated by Morgan Freeman and features the voices of Edward Asner, Sean Astin, Martin Landau, Miriam Margolyes, David Paymer, Nina Siemaszko, Helen Slater, and Michael York. The film won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature in 1998.<EOS>"
2916,125691,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Freberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Barry_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Ham in a Role<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_William_Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ham_in_a_Role<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goofy_Gophers_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Ham in a Role is a 1949 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes short starring the Goofy Gophers along with an unnamed dog who is based on stage/film actor John Barrymore. The cartoon was planned by Arthur Davis, but was finished and directed by Robert McKimson. It was released by Warner Bros. Pictures on December 31, 1949, but some sources list the release date as January 1, 1950. The cartoon draws heavily from the works of William Shakespeare, with its gags relying on literal interpretations of lines from Hamlet, Julius Caesar, Richard III, and Romeo and Juliet.A Ham in a Role was the last cartoon in the Golden Age of American Animation to star the dog that had opposed the Gophers in their first two appearances. (The dog was recycled for a single short in the 1990s in the World Premiere Toons series.)<EOS>"
2917,169628,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sherman A. Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Gorshin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Parrish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_G._Robinson_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Kelly_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tank Battalion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_LaSalle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Korean_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_armoured_warfare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tank_Battalion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tank Battalion (also known as Korean Attack) is a 1958 war film directed by Sherman A. Rose and starring Don Kelly, Leslie Parrish and Edward G. Robinson Jr. Four men in their tank, during the Korean War in 1951, find themselves behind enemy lines. American International Pictures originally released the film as a double feature with Hell Squad.<EOS>"
2918,82529,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_with_Fibromyalgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Stephen Eyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_with_Fibromyalgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Trillusion Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_with_Fibromyalgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Eyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_with_Fibromyalgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daneen Akers,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_with_Fibromyalgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Living with Fibromyalgia: A Journey of Hope and Understanding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_with_Fibromyalgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_with_Fibromyalgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_with_Fibromyalgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_health_care<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_with_Fibromyalgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seventh-day_Adventist_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_with_Fibromyalgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pacific_Union_College<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Living with Fibromyalgia: A Journey of Hope and Understanding is a 2007 documentary film by Stephen Eyer and Daneen Akers from Trillusion Media, Inc. The documentary has been called the first feature-length film that explores the chronic pain condition known as fibromyalgia.<EOS>"
2919,160017,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:I._Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_C._Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wini_Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:I._Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Pierce_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>September in the Rain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_in_the_Rain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>September in the Rain is a 1937 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on December 18, 1937.Timed at 5 minutes and 50 seconds, September in the Rain is one of the shortest among all Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies or Looney Tunes animated short subjects. Due to the controversy engendered by the sequences considered to depict racial stereotyping, it has been most commonly edited to a much shorter running of four or even three minutes, with the invariable excision of the Fats Waller–Louis Armstrong ""Nagasaki"" production number and, often, the Al Jolson title song performance. Although not listed among the Censored Eleven, the cartoon has been exhibited infrequently, even in its brief censored version.Re-released under the ""Blue Ribbon"" label, September in the Rain was shorn of its original title card containing all the credited names, however, the recovered card, along with those for other ""Blue Ribbon"" reissues, is available for viewing.<EOS>"
2920,118689,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Danny Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Les Weldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin King Templeton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Avi Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sylvester Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dolph Lundgren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Adkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arnold Schwarzenegger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jet Li<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Crews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean-Claude Van Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Statham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chuck Norris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Randy Couture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yu Nan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liam Hemsworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avi_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Wenk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Expendables 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Expendables 2: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hong_Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Albania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mercenaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nepal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Avi_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nu_Image_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nu_Boyana_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Wenk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Simon_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Expendables_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Expendables 2 is a 2012 American action film directed by Simon West, written by Richard Wenk and Sylvester Stallone and based on a story by Ken Kaufman, David Agosto and Wenk. Brian Tyler returned to score the film. It is the sequel to The Expendables (2010), and is the second installment in The Expendables film series. The film stars an ensemble cast of largely action film actors consisting of Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Chuck Norris, Terry Crews, Randy Couture, Liam Hemsworth, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Bruce Willis, and Arnold Schwarzenegger. In the film, The Expendables undertakes a mission which evolves into a quest for revenge against rival mercenary Jean Vilain, who murders one of their own men and threatens the world with a deadly weapon.Principal photography took place over 14 weeks (beginning in September 2011) on an estimated $100 million budget. Film locations included Bulgaria, Hong Kong and New Orleans. Controversy arose over the accidental death of a stuntman and environmental damage caused during filming in Bulgaria.The film was released in Europe on August 16, 2012, and in North America the following day. The Expendables 2 grossed over $310 million worldwide, with its greatest success outside North America. Critics generally considered the film an improvement over its predecessor due to its increased use of humor and action sequences, but its plot and dialogues received criticism. A tie-in downloadable video game was released on July 31, 2012 as a prequel to the events of the film. A sequel titled The Expendables 3 was released on August 15, 2014.<EOS>"
2921,89411,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Susan Winslow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Reizner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin J. Machat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sanford Lieberson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All This and World War II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_(music)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Collage_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jukebox_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Compilation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Beatles_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_This_and_World_War_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Riva_Records_albums<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>All This and World War II is a 1976 musical documentary film directed by Susan Winslow. It juxtaposes Beatles songs covered by a variety of musicians with World War II newsreel footage and 20th Century Fox films.<EOS>
2922,139562,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Herzfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Blocker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Gaines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ving_Rhames<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Herzfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Biography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Sport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Primetime_Emmy_Award_for_Outstanding_Made_for_Television_Movie_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Anthony_Marinelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Peabody_Award-winning_broadcasts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Muhammad_Ali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_King:_Only_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Herzfeld<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Don King: Only in America is a 1997 American television film directed by John Herzfeld and written by Kario Salem (based on the book Only in America: The Life and Crimes of Don King by Jack Newfield). The film stars actor Ving Rhames as Don King and tells the story of King becoming a famous fight promoter and boxing manager.<EOS>
2923,70551,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winfield_Sheehan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Temple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madge_Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Dunn_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Bruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winfield_Sheehan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stand Up and Cheer!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand_Up_and_Cheer!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stand Up and Cheer! is a 1934 American Pre-Code musical film directed by Hamilton MacFadden. The screenplay by Lew Brown and Ralph Spence was based upon a story idea by Will Rogers and Philip Klein. The film is about efforts undertaken during the Great Depression to boost the morale of the country. It is essentially a vehicle for a string of vaudeville acts and a few musical numbers. The film is best known for providing the first big breakthrough role for legendary child actress Shirley Temple. A little known bit player before the film, by the end of the year, she appeared in 10 movies, including 4 starring roles in major feature-length films.<EOS>"
2924,43434,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sluizer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Independent_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Barnholtz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Sluizer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Pupkewitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc Vlessing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil Alberstat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sadie_Frost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Postlethwaite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldine_Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rory_Campbell-Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sluizer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Independent_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sluizer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crimetime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trimark_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimetime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Sluizer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crimetime is a 1996 British thriller film starring Stephen Baldwin, Pete Postlethwaite, Sadie Frost and directed by George Sluizer.<EOS>"
2925,166142,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_A._Post<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Morris_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_A._Post<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adele_Buffington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_A._Post<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Single-Handed Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Single-Handed_Sanders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_A._Post<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Single-Handed Sanders is a 1932 American pre-Code Western film directed by Charles A. Post and starring Tom Tyler and Margaret Morris.<EOS>
2926,32451,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Holly_Goldberg_Sloan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Borman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Parada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Vernon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meagan_Good<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emily_Osment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Majandra_Delfino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Holly_Goldberg_Sloan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Holly_Goldberg_Sloan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Secret Life of Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Life_of_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Holly_Goldberg_Sloan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Secret Life of Girls is a 1999 comedy-drama film directed and written by Holly Goldberg Sloan, and starring Majandra Delfino, Linda Hamilton, Eugene Levy, Meagan Good, Kate Vernon and Emily Osment in her film debut.<EOS>"
2927,160077,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Irvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Geoffrey ReeveJim ReeveBarry Townsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Cranham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Serkis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Marsden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Harper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Irvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Reeve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Irvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiner_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_boxing_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Shiner is a 2000 British crime film written by Scott Cherry and directed by John Irvin and starring Michael Caine and Martin Landau. It was shot in London.<EOS>
2928,69735,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Molly Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Lotinga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Hickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Josser on the River<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_on_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Josser on the River is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Norman Lee and starring Ernie Lotinga, Molly Lamont and Charles Hickman.<EOS>"
2929,94691,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Whitton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ask Around Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kellie Maltagliati<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Quincy ""QDeezy"" Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Quincy ""QDeezy"" Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jameel Saleem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Boy_(radio_host)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kimelia Weathers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Whitton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Exit Strategy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Exit Strategy Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exit_Strategy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Exit Strategy is a 2012 American independent romantic comedy film directed by Michael Whitton and starring Jameel Saleem, Kimelia Weathers, Quincy ""QDeezy"" Harris, with cameo appearances by L.A. radio host Big Boy and stand-up comedian Kevin Hart. Saleem plays a man whose main goal is to not get the girl, but to lose her. The film originated as a seven-part web series that began running in 2007.<EOS>"
2930,160166,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>George Gage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry N. Blum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Garfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leif_Garrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Alva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellen O'Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Wolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Skateboard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skateboard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Skateboarding_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Skateboard is a 1978 American sports drama film directed by George Gage and starring Allen Garfield and Leif Garrett. Tony Alva features in a cameo as ""Tony Bluetile"".<EOS>"
2931,96315,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Quale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Craig Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Warren Zide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Koechner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miles Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicholas D'Agosto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arlen Escarpeta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emma Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Quale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Heisserer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Final Destination 5<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_aviation_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_airplanes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steven_Quale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Destination_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Final_Destination_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Final Destination 5 is a 2011 American 3D supernatural horror film directed by Steven Quale and written by Eric Heisserer. It is the fifth installment in the Final Destination film series. Nicholas D'Agosto stars as a young man who has a premonition and saves a group of people from death when a suspension bridge begins to collapse. However, they soon learn that they cannot escape Death's plan. Emma Bell, Miles Fisher, Arlen Escarpeta, David Koechner, and Tony Todd star in supporting roles.Despite The Final Destination (2009) being announced as the final film in the franchise, that film's financial success led to the development of a fifth installment, which began in 2010. Filming took place in Vancouver, as with the first three installments. It is also the second film in the franchise to be shot in 3D.Final Destination 5 was theatrically released on August 12, 2011, and on DVD on December 27, 2011, by Warner Bros. Pictures and New Line Cinema. The film received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $157 million worldwide, becoming – as of May 2025 – the third highest-grossing film in the franchise. A sixth film, Final Destination Bloodlines, was released in May 2025.<EOS>"
2932,109238,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Pringle_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Palace Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Scharf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Isabelle Fauvel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jean Petit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_O'Toole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mathilda_May<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Pringle_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Sewell_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Isabelle Eberhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Algiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Algeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Marseille<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Geneva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabelle_Eberhardt_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ian_Pringle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Isabelle Eberhardt is a 1991 Australian-French biographical drama film directed by Ian Pringle. The film follows the adult life of Isabelle Eberhardt and was filmed in Algiers, Paris and Geneva. It stars Mathilda May as Eberhardt and Peter O'Toole as Hubert Lyautey. It received financial backing from the Film Finance Corporation Australia and was nominated for three awards at the 1991 Australian Film Institute Awards.Isabelle Eberhardt was screened at the 1991 Melbourne International Film Festival and was also released in cinemas in Australia, though did not have a home media release. The film received generally negative reviews.<EOS>"
2933,70849,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lash_LaRue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ira_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mark of the Lash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Lash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Taylor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mark of the Lash is a 1948 American Western film starring Lash LaRue and Al ""Fuzzy"" St. John and directed by Ray Taylor. Produced and co-written by Ron Ormond, the film was shot at the Jack Ingram Movie Ranch.<EOS>"
2934,60123,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_William<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Brent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Wald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_J._Epstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Living on Velvet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_on_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Living on Velvet is a 1935 American romantic drama film directed by Frank Borzage and starring Kay Francis, Warren William and George Brent.<EOS>"
2935,141036,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Odell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Taurus Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Randy Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anita Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Philbin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Colin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry Sobel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vic Dunlop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Martians Go Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_visitations_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martians_Go_Home_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Odell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Martians Go Home is a 1990 American science fiction comedy film starring Randy Quaid. It was directed by David Odell and written by Charles S. Haas, based on the 1954 novel of the same name by Fredric Brown.<EOS>"
2936,120913,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kieth_Merrill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kieth Merrill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great American Cowboy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Feature_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rodeo_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kieth_Merrill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cowboy_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Great American Cowboy is a 1974 documentary film about the sport of rodeo. The film, which was directed by Kieth Merrill, is notable for its use of experimental editing and camera techniques.  The film focuses on the 1973 battle for the Rodeo Cowboys Association (RCA) all-around world championship race between seasoned veteran rodeo star Larry Mahan and more recent champion Phil Lyne. Voiceover narration is provided by Hollywood actor Joel McCrea. The film won the 1974 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.<EOS>"
2937,143713,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pearce_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney-ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christine A. Sacani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Gore, Paul Bogaev<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Close<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rade_Šerbedžija<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Connick_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pearce_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney-ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>South Pacific: Original TV Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy_drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:War_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy_drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:War_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_interracial_romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_A._Michener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Pearce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Pacific_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tales_of_the_South_Pacific<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>South Pacific (also known as Rodgers & Hammerstein's South Pacific) is a 2001 American romantic musical television film based on the 1949 stage musical of the same name, itself an adaptation of James A. Michener's 1947 book Tales of the South Pacific.Directed by Richard Pearce, the film stars Glenn Close, Harry Connick Jr. and Rade Šerbedžija (credited as Rade Sherbedgia). The screenplay, adapted by Joshua Logan (who directed the previous 1958 film version) and Lawrence D. Cohen, tells the story of a war-torn romance between a young American nurse (Close) and an older French plantation owner (Sherbedgia).The film premiered on March 26, 2001 on ABC to mixed critical reviews, praising its performances but criticizing the rearranged song order and removal of certain numbers deemed politically incorrect.<EOS>"
2938,160242,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Cellan_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film4_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Damian Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Graham Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Morrissey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Macdonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_McDonald_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Cellan_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film4_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Penhall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Some Voices<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_schizophrenia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_East_Sussex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_schizophrenia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Graham_Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Voices_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Simon_Cellan_Jones<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Some Voices is a 2000 British drama film directed by Simon Cellan Jones and adapted for the screen by Joe Penhall, from his own stage play (originally a production for the Royal Court Theatre, London). It is Cellan Jones's first feature film. The film was almost entirely shot on location in Shepherd's Bush, West London, where Cellan Jones lives.<EOS>"
2939,143049,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_M._Young_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_M._Young_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Kitay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Showtime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_10th_century_BC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_M._Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solomon_&_Sheba_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_antiquity<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Solomon & Sheba is a 1995 American television biblical film directed by Robert M. Young and starring Halle Berry as the Queen of Sheba and Jimmy Smits as Israelite and Judaean King Solomon from the Old Testament biblical books of 1 Kings and 2 Chronicles. It premiered on Showtime on February 26, 1995. It was nominated for an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Television Movie, Mini-Series or Dramatic Special in 1996.<EOS>"
2940,107162,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michel Lemire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Coldewey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Tristar_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jacques Pettigrew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michel Lemire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ironside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Strain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Idol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Tristar_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Macek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Heavy Metal 2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Heavy Metal 2000 OST<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_metal_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_planets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_adult_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_Metal_2000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Heavy_Metal_(magazine)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Heavy Metal 2000, also known as Heavy Metal: F.A.K.K.² outside North America is a 2000 Canadian direct-to-video adult animated science fantasy film produced by Jacques Pettigrew and Michel Lemire, and directed by Michael Coldewey and Lemire. Starring the voices of Michael Ironside, Julie Strain, and Billy Idol, the film is the follow-up to the 1981 animated cult film Heavy Metal, which is based on the fantasy magazine of the same name. The story is based on the graphic novel, The Melting Pot, written by Kevin Eastman, Simon Bisley and Eric Talbot. The film was made by CinéGroupe, a studio based in Montreal, Quebec.  It received generally negative reviews from critics.<EOS>"
2941,39223,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marina_Sargenti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New City Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Lifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Virginia Perfili<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_De_Carlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sanderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Harvest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marina_Sargenti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Lifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marina_Sargenti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annette_Cascone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gina_Cascone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mirror, Mirror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_and_Roll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_supernatural_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirror,_Mirror_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_horror_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mirror, Mirror is a 1990 American supernatural horror film directed by Marina Sargenti, based on a screenplay by Annette Cascone and Gina Cascone. It stars Karen Black, Rainbow Harvest, Yvonne De Carlo and William Sanderson. The film follows a teenage outcast who finds herself drawn to an antique mirror left in the house she and her mother have moved into. A soundtrack was released in 1990 through Orphan Records.Three sequels followed in 1994, 1995 and 2000. The film has gone on to develop a cult following in the years since its release.<EOS>"
2942,149873,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prison_escapes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Trolley_Troubles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy's Trolley Troubles is an American animated short film. It is a Looney Tunes cartoon, featuring Buddy, the second star of the series. It was released on May 5, 1934 and is the third cartoon supervised by Friz Freleng. Musical direction was by Norman Spencer.<EOS>"
2943,168829,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Out of the Ether<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Ether<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Out of the Ether is a 1933 short animated film distributed by Columbia Pictures, featuring Krazy Kat.<EOS>"
2944,93381,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Earland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Hong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aldo_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Brown_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Tang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Speed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ching-Ying_Lam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claire Nono<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lung Chan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margo Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Lee-Sung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_D'Amato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dynamite Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dynamite Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Al_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dynamite_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dynamite Brothers, also known by its alternate title East Meets Watts, is a 1974 martial arts and blaxploitation film.It was filmed on location in Watts, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. It stars football-hero-turned-actor Timothy Brown, who was also known for his role as Spearchucker Jones in the TV series M*A*S*H, and Hong Kong star actor and martial artist Alan Tang. It also stars Aldo Ray as a crooked cop and James Hong in a villainous role.Current and future stars including Tony Liu, Biff Yeager, Phillip Ko, Billy Chan, Mars and Susan McIver of The Golddiggers fame pop up at various stages in the film.<EOS>"
2945,98153,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vidmark_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John G. Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kenneth L. Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Dierkop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Stockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Drago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dawn Schneider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Shepherd_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Fitts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vidmark_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Harnage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Banzai Runner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Banzai_Runner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_Goldsmith<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Banzai Runner is a 1987 American action film starring Dean Stockwell, John Shepherd, Charles Dierkop, Rick Fitts, Dawn Schneider, Billy Drago and directed by John G. Thomas.<EOS>"
2946,58147,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Van_Horn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fritz Manes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Daley_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Guardino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geoffrey Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ruth Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clint Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sondra Locke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Van_Horn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Daley_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanford_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Any Which Way You Can<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sound Track Music From Clint Eastwood's Any Which Way You Can<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underground_fighting_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_apes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wyoming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mafia_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Country_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Which_Way_You_Can<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Buddy_Van_Horn<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Any Which Way You Can is a 1980 American action comedy film directed by Buddy Van Horn and starring Clint Eastwood, with Sondra Locke, Geoffrey Lewis, William Smith, and Ruth Gordon in supporting roles. The film is the sequel to the 1978 hit comedy  Every Which Way but Loose. The cast of the previous film return as Philo Beddoe (Eastwood) reluctantly comes out of retirement from underground bare-knuckle boxing to take on a champion hired by the mafia, who will stop at nothing to ensure the fight takes place, while the neo-Nazi biker gang Philo humiliated in the previous film also comes back for revenge.<EOS>"
2947,96334,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Braverman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tribune Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Les_Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_P._McGillen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Lunne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Hennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duane_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Braverman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribune_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Les_Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_P._McGillen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Lunne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Biography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Sport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Biography_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_basketball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1989<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Braverman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1978<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1990<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tribune_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_basketball_players<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Loyola_Marymount_Lions_men's_basketball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Shot:_The_Hank_Gathers_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_college_basketball_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Final Shot: The Hank Gathers Story is an American 1992 sports  drama biography television film about the life of Loyola Marymount basketball player Eric ""Hank"" Gathers, written for Tribune Entertainment by Fred Johnson, Don Enright and Ed Fields, and directed by Charles Braverman.<EOS>"
2948,31778,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ciro Durán<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jsu_Garcia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madeleine_Stowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tropical Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropical_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Colombian_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tropical Snow is a 1988 American drama film written and directed by Ciro Durán and starring David Carradine, Madeleine Stowe, and Jsu Garcia (credited as ""Nick Corri""). It was Durán's ""first scripted, English-language feature"", and also Tim Allen's film debut (with a cameo as a baggage handler).<EOS>"
2949,136447,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brent Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Welsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gordon Wolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marguerite_Moreau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chad_Willett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Paul_Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Locket<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hallmark_Hall_of_Fame_episodes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bruce_Broughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Karen_Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Locket_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_biographical_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Locket is a 2002 Hallmark Hall of Fame psychological drama television film starring Vanessa Redgrave. The film is a screen adaptation of Richard Paul Evans' novel of the same name, adapted and directed by Karen Arthur. It premiered on December 8, 2002 on CBS.<EOS>"
2950,31970,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Staub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_E._Levoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Staub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_E._Levoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_L._Schrock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sitting on the Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Staub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sitting on the Moon is a 1936 American musical film directed by Ralph Staub and released by Republic Pictures.<EOS>
2951,59835,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael LaBash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tony Leondis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ben Chambers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dakota Fanning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tia Carrere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Ogden Stiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Scott Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Leondis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Leondis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexa_Junge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Origin of Stitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Disney's Lilo & Stitch Island Favorites Featuring Songs from Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_competitions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comic_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_McNeely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Annie_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DisneyToon_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lilo_&_Stitch_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Leondis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch_2:_Stitch_Has_a_Glitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Tony_Leondis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch is a 2005 American direct-to-video animated science fiction comedy-drama film produced by the Australian office of Disneytoon Studios. It was directed by Tony Leondis and Michael LaBash, both of whom co-wrote the film with Eddie Guzelian and Alexa Junge. It is the third film released in the Lilo & Stitch franchise and the second film in the franchise's animated chronology, taking place between the events of Lilo & Stitch (2002) and Lilo & Stitch: The Series pilot film Stitch! The Movie (2003), serving mainly as a direct sequel to the former. The film premiered at Turtle Bay Resort in Kahuku, Hawaii on August 15, 2005, and was released on DVD and VHS on August 30, 2005.<EOS>"
2952,51480,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulio_Demicheli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Joe_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Flynn_(photojournalist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulio_Demicheli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Joe_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Caiano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Casey_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Son of Captain Blood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1690s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Jamaica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tulio_Demicheli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Son_of_Captain_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gregorio_García_Segura<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Son of Captain Blood is a 1962 Italian/Spanish/American international co-production film. It is the first starring role in a film for Sean Flynn, the son of Errol Flynn, who played the title character in the 1935 film Captain Blood. The film was released in Great Britain in 1963 by Warner-Pathe (in some regions on a double bill with Hammer's The Scarlet Blade). Paramount Pictures released the film in the U.S. in 1964 on a double bill with the Jerry Lewis film The Patsy.<EOS>"
2953,166315,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_G._Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Donlevy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victor McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_G._Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Edward_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Hellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rohama_Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>We're Going to Be Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We're_Going_to_Be_Rich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>We're Going to Be Rich is a 1938 British historical musical comedy film directed by Monty Banks and starring Gracie Fields, Victor McLaglen and Brian Donlevy.<EOS>"
2954,3848,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lawrence Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Romance in Rhythm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romance_in_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Romance in Rhythm is a 1934 British mystery film directed by Lawrence Huntington and starring Phyllis Clare and David Hutcheson, David Burns. It was made at Cricklewood Studios. The screenplay concerns a songwriter who is accused of murdering a nightclub manager.<EOS>"
2955,161636,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_M._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Independent_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Kaufmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Raft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Coleen_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Enzo_Staiola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Goldner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_M._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Independent_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Rose_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'll Get You for This<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_Hadley_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Walter_Goehr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Get_You_for_This<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_M._Newman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I'll Get You for This (released in the USA as Lucky Nick Cain) is a 1951 British thriller film  by Joseph M. Newman starring George Raft, Coleen Gray, and Enzo Staiola. It was made from an adaptation by George Callahan and William Rose of James Hadley Chase's 1946 book of the same name. The setting was shifted from Las Vegas in the novel to an Italian gambling resort.It was one of the first productions by Romulus Films.  Production was completed in 1950 but the film was not released until the following year.The sets were designed by the art director Ralph W. Brinton. Established actresses Greta Gynt and Margot Grahame and future Irish star Constance Smith all make brief appearances.<EOS>"
2956,67820,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amos_Poe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amos_Poe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johanna_Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Tyrrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbie_Coltrane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amos_Poe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cookie_Mueller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Buck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlene_Kaleina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amos_Poe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amos_Poe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johanna_Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amos_Poe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Subway Riders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Subway Riders (also known as Os Viajantes da Noite) is a 1981 American No Wave mock-thriller film directed by Amos Poe.It stars Robbie Coltrane, Susan Tyrrell, Charlene Kaleina, Cookie Mueller, and John Lurie. Screen appearances are also made by Lydia Lunch, Glenn O'Brien, Tony Shafrazi, Tom Wright and Lance Loud. 16mm color cinematography shot by Johanna Heer. The musical soundtrack includes Robert Fripp, Ivan Kral and The Lounge Lizards. The dark jagged mood of this semi-abstract film is heightened by a no wave sax-heavy soundtrack.<EOS>"
2957,165815,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Lewenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanne_Moreau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Bannen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ziya_Mohyeddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Lewenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marguerite_Duras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Isherwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sailor from Gibraltar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sailor_from_Gibraltar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Marguerite_Duras<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sailor from Gibraltar is a 1967 British romantic drama film directed by Tony Richardson and starring Jeanne Moreau, Ian Bannen, Vanessa Redgrave, Hugh Griffith and Orson Welles. Based on the novel Le Marin de Gibraltar by Marguerite Duras, it tells the story of a mysterious wealthy woman who travels the world in her yacht in search of a lost lover she calls “the sailor from Gibraltar”.<EOS>"
2958,99937,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Araki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fine_Line_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Sperling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregg Araki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Duval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel True<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Araki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fine_Line_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Sperling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Araki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Araki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nowhere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nowhere: Music from the Gregg Araki Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexuality-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Andrea_Sperling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gregg_Araki<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nowhere is a 1997 black comedy drama film written and directed by Gregg Araki. Described by Araki as ""Beverly Hills, 90210 on acid"", the film follows a day in the lives of a group of Los Angeles college students and the strange lives that they lead. It stars an ensemble cast led by James Duval and Rachel True.The film is Araki's sixth overall and third entry in his Teenage Apocalypse film trilogy, preceded by Totally F***ed Up (1993) and The Doom Generation (1995). Like the other films in the trilogy, it contains scenes of graphic violence and sexuality. The film notably includes several cast members on the verge of stardom, including Ryan Phillippe, Mena Suvari, Kathleen Robertson, and Denise Richards.Initial reception was mixed, though in subsequent years it has garnered a cult status and its reputation among critics has grown.<EOS>"
2959,72016,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_L._Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Spottiswoode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan T. Taplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Katt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick McGoohan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_L._Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Spottiswoode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ivory_Coast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bill_L._Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apatosaurinae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby:_Secret_of_the_Lost_Legend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Ivorian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend is a 1985 American adventure fantasy film directed by Bill L. Norton and starring William Katt, Sean Young, Patrick McGoohan, and Julian Fellowes. The film follows paleontologist Susan Matthews-Loomis and her husband George, who stumble upon a brontosaurus on an expedition in Central Africa while trying to track down a local monster. The two are pursued by the African military in an attempt to protect a baby dino and its parents.Produced by Walt Disney Studios and released on its Touchstone Films label, it was first released on March 22, 1985.  A recut version was broadcast on American television by NBC in 1989 under the title Dinosaur...Secret of the Lost Legend as part of The Magical World of Disney.<EOS>"
2960,68143,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivered<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Ferland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivered<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Eldard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivered<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Ferland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivered<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Delivered<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivered<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivered<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nicholas_Pike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delivered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Ferland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Delivered is a 1998 crime comedy film directed by Guy Ferland and written by Andrew Liotta and Lawrence Trilling. The film stars Ron Eldard, David Strickland, Leslie Stefanson, Scott Bairstow, and Nicky Katt.<EOS>"
2961,82348,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Albert S. Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Constance Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Downs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marjorie Rambeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Loeb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Clork<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Laugh It Off<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laugh_It_Off_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Laugh It Off is a 1939 American musical film directed by Albert S. Rogell and starring Johnny Downs, Constance Moore, Marjorie Rambeau and Cecil Cunningham. It was shot at Universal City in Hollywood. The film's sets were designed by the art director Jack Otterson.<EOS>"
2962,14426,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Alone_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mike Quasar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Alone_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All Alone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Alone_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Alone_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Alone_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Alone_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:AVN_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Alone_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Alone_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Alone_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Female_masturbation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Alone_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pornographic_film_series<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>All Alone is a series of pornographic films about female masturbation released between 2006 and 2008.  The DVDs are directed by Mike Quasar and produced by Third Degree Films.<EOS>
2963,170759,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ward_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Owen_Nares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daisy_Burrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ward_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Rose of Summer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Rose_of_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Ward<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Rose of Summer is a British silent motion picture of 1920 directed by Albert Ward, produced by G. B. Samuelson, and starring Owen Nares and Daisy Burrell. A drama, it was written by Roland Pertwee, based on a novel by Hugh Conway.<EOS>"
2964,111857,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Nuchtern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Baker_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Sparling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Patent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Nuchtern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cowards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowards_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowards_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sexploitation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cowards is a 1970 American drama film written and directed by Simon Nuchtern about the then-topical issue of draft evasion in the Vietnam War. It was screened at the Cannes Film Festival in 1970.Following the commercial failure of Cowards, the film was re-edited with newly shot erotic scenes featuring unrelated actors, and was reissued under the title Love-In '72  so that it could be remarketed as a sexploitation film. Nuchtern's name was removed from the credits of the recut version; the direction of Love-In '72 was credited to Sidney Knight and Karl Hansen, and the writing to Jay Robins.<EOS>"
2965,145368,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Unjoo_Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_(service)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rosemary Blight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Unjoo Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danielle Macdonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tilda Cobham-Hervey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Evan Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Unjoo_Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_(service)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_Blight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Unjoo_Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Am Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1989<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Australia_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1966<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Australian_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stan_(service)_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_pop_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Helen_Reddy<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>I Am Woman is a 2019 Australian biographical film about singer Helen Reddy, directed and produced by Unjoo Moon, from a screenplay by Emma Jensen. Tilda Cobham-Hervey stars as Reddy alongside Evan Peters, as her manager husband Jeff Wald, and Danielle Macdonald as rock writer Lilian Roxon.<EOS>"
2966,80255,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renee_Gadd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Face<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>White Face (also known as Edgar Wallace's White Face the Fiend) is a 1932 British crime film directed by T. Hayes Hunter and starring Hugh Williams, Gordon Harker and Renee Gadd. The film is based on a play by Edgar Wallace.<EOS>"
2967,98270,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_D._Lamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John D. Lamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Parkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Mullinar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_D._Lamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_D._Lamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Hopgood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Breakfast in Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakfast_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_May_(composer)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Breakfast in Paris is 1982 Australian romantic comedy.<EOS>
2968,135033,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sara_Berner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bea_Benaderet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Bickenbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Swooner Crooner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Frank_Sinatra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animation_based_on_real_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_propaganda_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Jimmy_Durante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Bing_Crosby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swooner_Crooner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Cab_Calloway<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Swooner Crooner is a 1944 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Frank Tashlin. The short was released on May 6, 1944, and stars Porky Pig.The cartoon was nominated for the 1944 Academy Award for Best Short Subject (Cartoons), but lost to the Tom and Jerry cartoon Mouse Trouble.<EOS>"
2969,104392,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herschell Gordon Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J.G. Patterson Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred M. Sandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Martell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gretchen Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gruesome Twosome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gruesome_Twosome_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Gruesome Twosome is a 1967 American splatter comedy film, produced and directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis. The film played on a double bill with another 1967 film by the same director, Something Weird.<EOS>"
2970,70634,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_M._Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Laemmle_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John M. Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Lukas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_M._Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_M._Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Laemmle_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gladys_Lehman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strictly Dishonorable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Dishonorable_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_M._Stahl<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strictly Dishonorable is a 1931 American pre-Code romantic comedy film directed by John M. Stahl and starring Paul Lukas, Sidney Fox and Lewis Stone, George Meeker, and Sidney Toler. It was written by Gladys Lehman and based on Preston Sturges' 1929 hit Broadway play of the same name. Strictly Dishonorable was Sturges' second play on Broadway, and his first to be filmed.As a film made before the advent of the Production Code, the film-makers were able to preserve the cheerfully uninhibited sexual innuendo of the Sturges play in their movie version, which he is said to have endorsed.<EOS>"
2971,115582,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Malcolm St. Clair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_D._Lighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Hall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_D._Lighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florence_Ryerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_J._Mankiewicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._S._Van_Dine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Canary Murder Case<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Philo_Vance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transitional_sound_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_mystery_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Tuttle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Malcolm_St._Clair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canary_Murder_Case_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Florence_Ryerson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Canary Murder Case is a 1929 American pre-Code crime-mystery film based on the 1927 novel of the same name by S.S. Van Dine (the pseudonym for Willard Huntington Wright). The film was directed by Malcolm St. Clair, with a screenplay by Wright (under the Van Dine pseudonym), Albert Shelby LeVino, and Florence Ryerson. William Powell starred in the role of detective Philo Vance, with Louise Brooks co-starring as ""The Canary""; Jean Arthur, James Hall, and Charles Lane also co-starred in other principal roles.The first film to feature the Vance character, the film revolves around Vance's investigation into the murder of a conniving showgirl. It is a prime example of many films initially produced as a silent film before being turned into a ""talkie"", as the format quickly became the industry norm. The film was instrumental in expanding the career of Powell, who had previously been known in villain roles. Conversely, Brooks' refusal to participate in the sound reshoots famously led to controversy from which her career never recovered; her role was dubbed by Margaret Livingston.The Canary Murder Case was released by Paramount Pictures on February 16, 1929 to mixed reviews; the dubbing of Brooks was heavily panned by critics. However, the film was successful enough that Powell filmed two sequels with Paramount, The Greene Murder Case (1929) and The Benson Murder Case (1930), as well as The Kennel Murder Case (1933) at rival studio Warner Bros.<EOS>"
2972,131114,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Shining Excalibur Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cary_Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ> Brian Beattie,  Randall Poster,  Tim O'Heir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chloë Sevigny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosario Dawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leo Fitzpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cary_Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Korine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ> Indie rock,  lo-fi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Killer_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rating_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virginity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teensploitation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Clark<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Kids is a 1995 American coming-of-age drama film directed by Larry Clark and written by Harmony Korine in their directorial and screenwriting debuts, respectively. It stars Leo Fitzpatrick, Justin Pierce and Chloë Sevigny in their film debuts. Fitzpatrick, Pierce, Sevigny, and other newcomers including Rosario Dawson portray a group of teenagers in New York City. They are characterized as libertines, who engage in sexual acts and recreational substance abuse, over the course of a single day.Ben Detrick of the New York Times has described the film as ""Lord of the Flies with skateboards, nitrous oxide and hip-hop... There is no thunderous moral reckoning, only observational detachment."" The film caused controversy upon its release in 1995 over its treatment of the subject matter. It received an NC-17 rating from the MPAA, but was released without a rating. Critical response was mixed, and the film grossed $20.4 million on a $1.5 million budget. It is now considered a cult classic.<EOS>"
2973,167035,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plains_of_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Pringle_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plains_of_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Cruthers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plains_of_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reg_Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plains_of_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gerard Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plains_of_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Pringle_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plains_of_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Pringle_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plains_of_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Plains of Heaven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plains_of_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plains_of_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plains_of_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plains_of_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plains_of_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plains_of_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plains_of_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ian_Pringle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Plains of Heaven is a 1982 Australian film directed by Ian Pringle, about two men at a remote satellite relay station who contemplate their obsessions.The film was re-released in the USA as Panic Station.Ian Pringle shared the Interfilm Jury Prize for The Plains of Heaven at the Mannheim-Heidelberg International Film festival in 1982.<EOS>"
2974,9616,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syfy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Bales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Michael_Latt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Regina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David L. Garber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas P. Vitale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ray Cannella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Williams_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Bonaduce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherilyn_Fenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syfy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Bales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Michael_Latt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bigfoot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Asylum_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Syfy_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bigfoot_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Dakota<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bigfoot (in China as King Kong 3) is a 2012 American action adventure film produced by Asylum and Syfy.The film was directed by Bruce Davison who also stars as a local sheriff. It premiered on TV on June 30, 2012 and was released on DVD and Blu-ray on August 14, 2012. The film features a cameo by Alice Cooper playing himself. It is unrelated to the 1970 film of the same name.<EOS>"
2975,117526,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_Maté<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Ladd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin Rackin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Bendix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Ladd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dianne_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_Maté<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Ladd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Twist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Brown_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Deep Six<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Buttolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pacific_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_Brown_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Quakers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Navy_in_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deep_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolph_Maté<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Deep Six is a 1958 American World War II drama film directed by Rudolph Maté, loosely based on a novel of the same name by Martin Dibner. The film stars Alan Ladd, who co-produced it, William Bendix, Dianne Foster, Keenan Wynn, James Whitmore, Ross Bagdasarian and Efrem Zimbalist Jr. It also marked the film debut of Joey Bishop. It was distributed by Warner Bros.The storyline depicts the conflicts of a U.S. naval officer in combat during World War II with his destroyer shipmates and his conscience over the values instilled in him by his Quaker upbringing.<EOS>"
2976,70860,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rawlins_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julian Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Madison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rory_Calhoun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carole Mathews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rawlins_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Stevens_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Massacre River<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_River_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Rawlins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Massacre River is a 1949 American western film directed by John Rawlins and starring Rory Calhoun, Guy Madison and Carole Mathews. The film's sets were designed by Lucius O. Croxton. It was distributed by Allied Artists.<EOS>"
2977,104749,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Grodnik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Snukal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_R._Simpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Busey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Scheider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristen_Cloke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorenzo_Lamas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Zaza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rage_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Rage is a 1997 Canadian–American action-thriller film directed by Sidney J. Furie, starring Lorenzo Lamas, Gary Busey, Kristen Cloke, and Roy Scheider. The film follows a pair of FBI agents who are tasked with pursuing a murderous militia driven mad by their experiences in the Vietnam War.The Rage was released direct-to-video in select markets in mid-1997 and the United States on June 16, 1998, with theatrical releases in some countries also in 1998. It received generally mixed-to-negative reviews from critics for its illogical plot and poor acting performances, though its action scenes received praise.<EOS>"
2978,109627,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>EMI Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Margaret Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Blakely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Alderton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Maynard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Harrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Plater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It Shouldn’t Happen to a Vet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Medical-themed_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurie_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Vet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eric_Till<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet (in the United States also known as All Things Bright and Beautiful), is a 1976 sequel to the 1975 film All Creatures Great and Small. Although having the same title as James Herriot's second novel, the film is actually based on his third and fourth novels, Let Sleeping Vets Lie and Vet in Harness, which in the United States were released as a compilation volume titled All Things Bright and Beautiful. It is part of a series of movies and television series based on Herriot's novels.In this film, John Alderton has taken over the role of James and Colin Blakely that of Siegfried (portrayed in the first film by Simon Ward and Anthony Hopkins, respectively), while Lisa Harrow returns as Helen. It also features Richard Griffiths in his debut film appearance as Sam. The film was directed by Eric Till, and the screenplay is by Alan Plater. The film, which has a British-American joint venture, was entered into the 10th Moscow International Film Festival.<EOS>"
2979,67608,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strong_Is_the_Seed<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Greville_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strong_Is_the_Seed<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Greville_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strong_Is_the_Seed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Doleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strong_Is_the_Seed<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Greville_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strong_Is_the_Seed<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Greville_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strong_Is_the_Seed<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strong is the Seed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strong_Is_the_Seed<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strong_Is_the_Seed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strong_Is_the_Seed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strong_Is_the_Seed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strong_Is_the_Seed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strong_Is_the_Seed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strong_Is_the_Seed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Greville_Collins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strong is the Seed (also known as The Farrer Story) is a 1949 Australian drama film, about the life of agronomist and plant breeder William Farrer.<EOS>"
2980,69166,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Cook_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Dinehart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fury of the Jungle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fury_of_the_Jungle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fury of the Jungle is a 1933 American pre-Code adventure film directed by Roy William Neill and starring Donald Cook, Peggy Shannon and Alan Dinehart. It was co-written by Dore Schary from a story by Horace McCoy.<EOS>"
2981,166878,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tim Mahoney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fathom_Events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Thinking Man Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin O'Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fathom_Events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Patterns of Evidence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2014<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_ten_plagues_of_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patterns_of_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Historical_theories_and_materials_on_the_Exodus<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Patterns of Evidence is a film series directed by Tim Mahoney and part of the independent Christian film industry.  The films advocate for Mahoney's views on biblical chronology, which he contrasts with mainstream scholarly opinion.<EOS>"
2982,29402,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated British Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Corfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Corfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Meet Mr. Penny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Mr._Penny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Meet Mr. Penny is a 1938 British comedy film directed by David MacDonald and starring Richard Goolden, Vic Oliver and Fabia Drake. It was made at Welwyn Studios by British National Films.<EOS>"
2983,70625,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_MacQuitty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sydney Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosamund_John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Cummins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_MacQuitty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Street Corner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Station_Road_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Street_Corner_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Muriel_Box<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Street Corner (U.S. title Both Sides of the Law; also known as Gentle Arm and The Policewoman) is a 1953 British drama film directed by Muriel Box and starring Peggy Cummins, Terence Morgan, Anne Crawford, Rosamund John and Barbara Murray. It was written by Muriel Box and Sydney Box. While it is not quite a documentary, the film depicts the daily routine of women in the police force from three different angles. It was conceived as a female version of the 1950 film The Blue Lamp.<EOS>"
2984,137726,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_C._Popkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Million Dollar Productions, Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_M._Popkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Beavers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fenderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Hawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_C._Popkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Million_Dollar_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_M._Popkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Reform School<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reform_School_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leo_C._Popkin<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Reform School is a 1939 Million Dollar Productions American film produced by Harry M. Popkin, directed by Leo C. Popkin, written by Joseph O'Donnell and Hazel Jamieson and starring Louise Beavers.In 1944, the film was rereleased as Prison Bait.<EOS>"
2985,7435,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Kubrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia-Warner Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Rosenman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Kubrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marisa Berenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Magee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan O'Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diana Koerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gay Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hardy Kruger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Kubrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Kubrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Kubrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barry Lyndon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Folk_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_cinematographer_won_the_Best_Cinematography_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_director_won_the_Best_Direction_BAFTA_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_art_director_won_the_Best_Art_Direction_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Original_Score_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seven_Years'_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gambling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Republic_of_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Costume_Design_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wiltshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Prussia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oxfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1780s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1750s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_West_Sussex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_William_Makepeace_Thackeray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1763<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1773<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_County_Wicklow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stanley_Kubrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Stanley_Kubrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Stanley_Kubrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Lyndon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Dublin_(city)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Barry Lyndon is a 1975 historical drama film written, directed, and produced by Stanley Kubrick, based on the 1844 novel The Luck of Barry Lyndon by William Makepeace Thackeray. Narrated by Michael Hordern, and starring Ryan O'Neal, Marisa Berenson, Patrick Magee, Leonard Rossiter and Hardy Krüger, the film recounts the early exploits and later unravelling of an 18th-century Irish rogue and gold digger who marries a rich widow in order to attempt to climb the social ladder and assume her late husband's aristocratic position.Kubrick began production on Barry Lyndon after his 1971 film A Clockwork Orange. He had originally intended to direct a biopic on Napoleon, but lost his financing because of the commercial failure of the similar 1970 Dino De Laurentiis–produced Waterloo. Kubrick eventually directed Barry Lyndon, set partially during the Seven Years' War, utilising his research from the Napoleon project. Filming began in December 1973 and lasted roughly eight months, taking place in England, Ireland, and Germany.The film's cinematography has been described as ground-breaking. Especially notable are the long double shots, usually ended with a slow backwards zoom, the scenes shot entirely in candlelight, and the settings based on William Hogarth paintings. The exteriors were filmed on location in England, Ireland, and Germany, with the interiors shot mainly in London. The production had problems related to logistics, weather, and politics (Kubrick feared that he might be an IRA hostage target).Barry Lyndon won four Oscars at the 48th Academy Awards: Best Scoring: Original Song Score and Adaptation or Scoring: Adaptation, Best Costume Design, Best Art Direction, and Best Cinematography. Although some critics took issue with the film's slow pace and restrained emotion, its reputation, like that of many of Kubrick's works, has grown over time, and it is widely considered one of the greatest films of all time. In the 2022 Sight & Sound Greatest Films of All Time poll, Barry Lyndon placed 12th in the directors' poll and 45th in the critics' poll.<EOS>"
2986,43396,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lippert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Romulus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_M._Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Kenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_M._Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cosh Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosh_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Riverside_Studios<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Cosh Boy (released in the United States as The Slasher) is a 1953 British film noir based on an original play by Bruce Walker. It was directed by Lewis Gilbert and featured James Kenney and Joan Collins. It was made at Riverside Studios in Hammersmith.<EOS>
2987,157485,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lev_L._Spiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney-ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Lafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Murrieta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Todd J. Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maria Canals-Barrera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David DeLuise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Selena Gomez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jake T. Austin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Henrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Alden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Xavier Enrique Torres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lev_L._Spiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney-ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Murrieta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_J._Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Fantasy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>comedy-drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantasy_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy-drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Channel_Original_Movie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Caribbean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Puerto_Rico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wizards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hispanic_and_Latino_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_hunt_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wish_fulfillment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_parallel_universes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lev_L._Spiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_alternate_history_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wizards_of_Waverly_Place<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie is a 2009 American fantasy comedy drama television film based on the Disney Channel Original Series Wizards of Waverly Place. It was directed by Lev L. Spiro and filmed primarily in San Juan, Puerto Rico in February and March 2009. The full cast of the series starred in the film, although Jennifer Stone only had a small role at the beginning of the film. The film focuses on Alex Russo having to reverse a wish she made that her parents never met after being grounded during a trip to the Caribbean.The film premiered on August 28, 2009, on the Disney Channel in the United States. It received 11.4 million viewers at its premiere, making it the second-most-viewed Disney Channel Original Movie premiere at that time, after High School Musical 2. It was also cable's No. 1 scripted telecast of 2009 in total viewers. It premiered in the UK and Ireland on October 23, 2009, as part of Wiz-Tober 2009. It was released on DVD on December 15, 2009, as an Extended Edition. The film won the 2010 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Children's Program.<EOS>"
2988,167345,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Boogeyman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Deland Nurse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Boogeyman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanna_Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Boogeyman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Omar Kaczmarczyk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Boogeyman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Galindo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Boogeyman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Return of the Boogeyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Boogeyman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Boogeyman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Boogeyman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Boogeyman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Boogeyman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Boogeyman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Return of the Boogeyman (also known as Boogeyman III) is a 1994 American horror film directed by Deland Nurse. It was released in the US by Sony Pictures.The film contains scenes of graphic violence, and is mostly made up of stock footage from The Boogeyman.<EOS>"
2989,82328,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Rites_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brian Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Rites_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Rites_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Craig_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Rites_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hargreaves_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Rites_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cornelia_Frances<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Rites_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Lovell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Rites_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Last Rites<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Rites_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Rites_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Rites_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Rites_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Rites_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Rites_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Last Rites is a 1975 Australian television play.It later aired in 1977 as an episode of Stuart Wagstaff's World Playhouse.<EOS>
2990,149863,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Bearcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy's Bearcats is a 1934 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Jack King. The short was released on June 23, 1934, and stars Buddy, the second star of the series.<EOS>"
2991,160008,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maura_O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Nardini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Bazinet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maura_O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Self Defense<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Home_invasions_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_anti-LGBT_sentiment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Homophobia_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alliance_Atlantis_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Siege_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Halifax,_Nova_Scotia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nova_Scotia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Donovan<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Self Defense (also known as Siege) is a 1983 Canadian action-thriller-film directed by Paul Donovan and Maura O'Connell, and starring Tom Nardini, Brenda Bazinet, Darel Haeny, and Terry-David Després.<EOS>"
2992,167534,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam's_Lake<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_C._Erin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam's_Lake<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lion's Gate 2009<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam's_Lake<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>E. Thompson, Amy Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam's_Lake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fay_Masterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam's_Lake<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandrine_Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam's_Lake<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_C._Erin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam's_Lake<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_C._Erin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam's_Lake<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sam's Lake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam's_Lake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam's_Lake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam's_Lake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam's_Lake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam's_Lake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam's_Lake<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_horror_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Sam's Lake is a horror film written and directed by Andrew C. Erin which premiered in 2006 at the Tribeca Film Festival. The film was based on actual events that took place at Sam's Lake, Ontario. Starring Sandrine Holt, Fay Masterson, and William Gregory Lee, the film was shot at ten locations in Nanaimo, Nanaimo Lakes, Cedar, and Yellow Point, British Columbia.<EOS>"
2993,143377,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Glazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Glazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Song of My Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Benjamin_Glazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_My_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pyotr_Ilyich_Tchaikovsky<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Song of My Heart is a 1948 American historical drama film directed by Benjamin Glazer and starring Frank Sundström, Audrey Long and Cedric Hardwicke. It is a highly fictionalised biopic of the nineteenth century Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. It was distributed by Allied Artists.<EOS>"
2994,6569,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Daumery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred Watts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Mollison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Enid Stamp-Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Constance Shotter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Daumery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Meet My Sister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean_Daumery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_My_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Meet My Sister is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Jean Daumery and starring Clifford Mollison, Constance Shotter and Enid Stamp-Taylor. It was made at Welwyn Studios as a quota quickie by British International Pictures.<EOS>"
2995,2420,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russo_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Feige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russo_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Feige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Markus_and_Stephen_McFeely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Avengers: Infinity War  Avengers: Endgame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Production_of_specific_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Marvel_Cinematic_Universe:_Phase_Three<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_in_American_cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_in_American_cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Avengers_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame are American superhero films based on the Marvel Comics superhero team the Avengers, produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. They are the sequels to The Avengers (2012) and Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015), and respectively serve as the 19th and 22nd films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Both films were directed by Anthony and Joe Russo from screenplays by the writing team of Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely. They feature an ensemble cast composed of many previous MCU actors, headlined by Robert Downey Jr., Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Don Cheadle, Karen Gillan, Bradley Cooper, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Josh Brolin. In Infinity War, the Avengers and the Guardians of the Galaxy fail to prevent Thanos from collecting the six all-powerful Infinity Stones and he uses them to kill half of all life in the universe. In Endgame, the surviving Avengers and their allies attempt to reverse Thanos's actions.Preparation for a film adaptation of Jim Starlin's 1991 The Infinity Gauntlet comic book began with Marvel Studios' early films, which introduced the Infinity Stones as plot devices and teased a future storyline with Thanos as the villain. Downey Jr. signed on in June 2013 to reprise his role as Tony Stark / Iron Man, Brolin was cast as Thanos the next May, and many other actors were confirmed to be appearing in the following years. The films were officially announced in October 2014 as Avengers: Infinity War – Part 1 and Part 2. The Russo brothers and Markus and McFeely joined the project in early 2015. The first film's title was shortened to Avengers: Infinity War in July 2016. The second film's title was withheld until December 2018, when it was announced as Avengers: Endgame. The films were renamed because they were intended to tell two different stories. They were designed to conclude the ""Infinity Saga"" storyline that had been told throughout all MCU films up to that point and end the character arcs of Stark and Steve Rogers / Captain America (Evans).Both films were shot back-to-back at Pinewood Atlanta Studios in Fayette County, Georgia. Production on Infinity War took place from January 23 to July 14, 2017, with additional filming in Scotland, the Downtown Atlanta area, and New York City. Filming for Endgame took place from August 10 to January 11, 2018, with additional filming in the Downtown and Metro Atlanta areas, the state of New York, Scotland, and England. Final reshoots for Endgame were held in January 2019. The films were the first Hollywood productions to be shot entirely in digital IMAX, using a new camera developed with Arri. Jeffrey Ford and Matthew Schmidt edited both films, and Alan Silvestri returned from The Avengers to compose the musical score. Visual effects companies for both films included Industrial Light & Magic, Framestore, Weta Digital, DNEG, Cinesite, Digital Domain, Rise, Lola VFX, and Perception. Prominent visual effects include the digital characters Thanos and Hulk (Ruffalo) using new performance capture technology, and multiple digital de-aging sequences.Avengers: Infinity War was released on April 27, 2018, and Avengers: Endgame was released on April 26, 2019, both part of Phase Three of the MCU.<EOS>"
2996,126574,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Betsy Chasse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Benjamin R. Reder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Mancuso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Allen_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaime_Pressly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Grieco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Sandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Mikal_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Against the Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Kevin_Kiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_the_Law_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_exploitation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Against the Law is a 1997 American action crime directed by Jim Wynorski and starring Nick Mancuso, Nancy Allen and Richard Grieco.<EOS>"
2997,137062,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rex Bromfield, Mark Warren, Al Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astral_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Carmody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John B. Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernadette_Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabe Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Bromfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astral_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Carmody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabe_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Olek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tulips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada/United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_contract_killing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Embassy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Don_Carmody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rex_Bromfield<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Tulips  is a 1981 Canadian-American comedy-drama film starring Gabe Kaplan and Bernadette Peters. The director was officially credited as ""Stan Ferris"", but the film was actually directed by Rex Bromfield, Mark Warren and Al Waxman.<EOS>"
2998,169237,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mascot_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Miller_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzz_Barton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rin_Tin_Tin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Marlowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Shumway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_Swickard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mascot_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bennett_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Presley_Burt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lone Defender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rin_Tin_Tin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lone_Defender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mascot_Pictures_film_serials<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lone Defender is a 1930 American Pre-Code Mascot serial film starring Rin Tin Tin. It was Mascot's first all-sound serial (the second to have any sound at all, after the partial sound in The King of the Kongo). It was Rin Tin Tin's first serial at Mascot, after being dropped by Warner Bros. when they decided animal pictures would not work with ""Talkies"".  He also starred in the later serial The Lightning Warrior, which was his last appearance (he died in 1932).The plot revolves around Rin Tin Tin as ""Rinty"" and a secret gold mine fought over by the criminal ""The Cactus Kid"" and the legitimate owners. Material from this serial was edited into a feature film version and released under the same name in 1934.<EOS>"
2999,165185,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Kellett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry Glinwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beryl_Vertue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ned Sherrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankie_Howerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hermione_Baddeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Kellett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Sherrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beryl_Vertue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Colin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Braben<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Up the Front<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hypnosis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sid_Colin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Mata_Hari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_Front_(World_War_I)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Kellett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Front<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Peter_Greenwell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Up the Front is a 1972 British comedy film directed by Bob Kellett and starring Frankie Howerd, Bill Fraser, and Hermione Baddeley. It was written by Sid Colin and Eddie Braben. Set during the First World War, it is the third film spin-off from the television series Up Pompeii!. The previous films were Up Pompeii (1971), set, like the TV series, in the Roman era, and Up the Chastity Belt (1971), set in the Middle Ages. The plot concerns Lurk (a descendant of the slave Lurcio in Up Pompeii), a coward who is hypnotised into bravery.<EOS>"
3000,56429,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kenneth Raich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Borde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tate Donovan and Grant Heslov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dangerous Curves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vestron_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_beauty_pageants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Curves_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Diego<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dangerous Curves is a 1988 American comedy film directed by David Lewis and starring Tate Donovan and Grant Heslov.The movie also featured brief appearances by Debbe Dunning and Cynthia Geary, early in their respective careers.  Both actresses were cast as participants in a bikini contest.<EOS>"
3001,155674,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Blair_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_T._Lackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Blair_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_T._Lackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_K._Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Secrets of Monte Carlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hong_Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Monaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Secrets of Monte Carlo is a 1951 American crime film directed by George Blair and starring Warren Douglas, Lois Hall and June Vincent.<EOS>"
3002,86189,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>General Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robertson Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfred Drayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandra Storme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.R._Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Spot of Bother<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Spot_of_Bother_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Spot of Bother is a 1938 British comedy film directed by David MacDonald and starring Robertson Hare, Alfred Drayton, Sandra Storme and Kathleen Joyce. The film is a farce in which a bishop unwisely decides to loan the cathedral funds to a dubious businessman. Meanwhile, his secretary is involved with smuggled goods. It was shot at Pinewood Studios and adapted from a play by Vernon Sylvaine. The film's sets were designed by Wilfred Arnold.<EOS>"
3003,168826,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kazik_Radwanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carmen Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanne Souter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Ring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marta Legrady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Bavis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kazik_Radwanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kazik_Radwanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Out in That Deep Blue Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_in_That_Deep_Blue_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kazik_Radwanski<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Out in That Deep Blue Sea is a 2009 Canadian drama short film, written and directed by Kazik Radwanski. The third film after Assault and Princess Margaret Blvd. in his trilogy of short films about people facing moments of personal crisis, the film centres on a middle-aged real estate agent who is becoming dissatisfied with the amount of time and energy he has invested into the corporate rat race.The film was named to the Toronto International Film Festival's year-end Canada's Top Ten list for 2009, and received a Genie Award nomination for Best Live Action Short Drama at the 31st Genie Awards.<EOS>"
3004,81343,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_Ingram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Matt Gissing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:View_Askew_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Malcolm Ingram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Gissing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Lee_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Mewes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmen_Llywelyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renee_Humphrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_Ingram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:View_Askew_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_Ingram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_Ingram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Drawing Flies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bigfoot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Malcolm_Ingram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drawing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:View_Askew_Productions_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Drawing Flies is a 1996 comedy film from Kevin Smith's View Askew Productions. It was written, directed, and edited by filmmakers Malcolm Ingram and Matt Gissing, with financial backing from Smith and Scott Mosier. This was Jason Lee's first leading role. The movie gets its namesake from a song by the American grunge band Soundgarden.<EOS>"
3005,137009,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_T._Heffron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bernard Schwartz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erik_Estrada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Archer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mitchum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cathy_Lee_Crosby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Lamm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_T._Heffron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Iván_Nagy_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trackdown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charles_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_T._Heffron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_sex_trafficking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Human_trafficking_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_human_trafficking<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Trackdown is a 1976 American crime drama exploitation film directed by Richard T. Heffron and starring James Mitchum and Karen Lamm.<EOS>
3006,135785,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doodles_Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hockey Homicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goofy_(Disney)_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Smith_(film_and_television_composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ice_hockey_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hockey_Homicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_animation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hockey Homicide is a cartoon made by Walt Disney Productions in 1945, featuring Goofy.<EOS>"
3007,40985,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ismail_Merchant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kyra Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blythe Danner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Callow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Sean Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joanne Woodward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ismail_Merchant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Prawer_Jhabvala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. & Mrs. Bridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ottawa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alliance_Atlantis_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ruth_Prawer_Jhabvala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merchant_Ivory_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._and_Mrs._Bridge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Missouri<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. & Mrs. Bridge is a 1990 American drama film based on the novels Mr. Bridge and Mrs. Bridge by Evan S. Connell. It is directed by James Ivory, with a screenplay by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, and produced by Ismail Merchant.The film stars real-life couple Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward as the title characters. The character of Mrs. Bridge is based on Connell's mother, Ruth Connell.<EOS>"
3008,16235,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Undress_in_Front_of_Your_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dwain_Esper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Undress_in_Front_of_Your_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dwain_Esper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Undress_in_Front_of_Your_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>How to Undress in Front of Your Husband<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Undress_in_Front_of_Your_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Undress_in_Front_of_Your_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Undress_in_Front_of_Your_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Undress_in_Front_of_Your_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Undress_in_Front_of_Your_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Undress_in_Front_of_Your_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Undress_in_Front_of_Your_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sexploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Undress_in_Front_of_Your_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Undress_in_Front_of_Your_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Undress_in_Front_of_Your_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Undress_in_Front_of_Your_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dwain_Esper<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>How to Undress in Front of Your Husband is a 1937 short comedic film directed by Dwain Esper.<EOS>
3009,158022,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavin_Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh Jackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lauren Shuler Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ralph Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Palermo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Jackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liev Schreiber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dominic Monaghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavin_Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauren_Shuler_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Jackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Winter_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Skip_Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Benioff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>X-Men Origins: Wolverine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>X-Men Origins: Wolverine – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1973<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1944<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1860s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dune_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lauren_Shuler_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Gregson-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_spin-offs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Patricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nigeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_I_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_Marvel_Comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1979<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Lagos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ralph_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gavin_Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1845<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Skip_Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Benioff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Len_Wein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wolverine_(comics)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wolverine_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Hugh_Jackman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>X-Men Origins: Wolverine is a 2009 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics fictional character Wolverine. It is the fourth installment of the X-Men film series, the first installment of the Wolverine spin-off trilogy within the series, and a prequel to X-Men (2000). The film was directed by Gavin Hood, written by David Benioff and Skip Woods, and produced by Hugh Jackman, who stars as the titular character, alongside Liev Schreiber, Danny Huston, Dominic Monaghan, and Ryan Reynolds. The film's plot details Wolverine's childhood as James Howlett, his time with Major William Stryker's Team X, the bonding of Wolverine's skeleton with the indestructible metal adamantium during the Weapon X program and his relationship with his half-brother Victor Creed.The film was mostly shot in Australia and New Zealand, with Canada also serving as a location. Filming took place from January to May 2008. Production and post-production were troubled, with delays due to the weather and Jackman's other commitments, an incomplete screenplay that was still being written in Los Angeles while principal photography rolled in Australia, conflicts arising between director Hood and Fox's executives over the film's direction, and an unfinished workprint being leaked on the internet a month before the film's debut.X-Men Origins: Wolverine was released on May 1, 2009, by 20th Century Fox. The film received mixed reviews from critics. It opened at the top of the North American box office and grossed $179 million in the United States and Canada and $373 million worldwide. Two subsequent films, The Wolverine and Logan, were released in 2013 and 2017, respectively. Beginning with Deadpool (2016), Reynolds would star as a new version of his Origins character, Wade Wilson (as the titular character). Later, both Jackman and Reynolds would star together in the 2024 film Deadpool & Wolverine.<EOS>"
3010,169151,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:I._E._Chadwik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ruth Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:I._E._Chadwik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Casey_Jones<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Casey_Jones<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Return of Casey Jones is a 1933 American Pre-Code action adventure film directed by John P. McCarthy, written by Harry L. Fraser and starring Charles Starrett and Ruth Hall. The film is based on the story of the same name by John Johns, published in the April 1933 issue of Railroad Stories magazine (reprinted in 2019 by Bold Venture Press in their Railroad Stories reprint collection). The film was a Monogram Pictures Corporation production.<EOS>"
3011,28656,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goldschmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Goldcrest_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Manfred D. Heid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_Brialy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cary_Elwes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lena_Stolze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irina_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goldschmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Goldcrest_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mortimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Maschenka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany, United Kingdom, France, Sweden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swedish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Russian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Swedish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Swedish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Vladimir_Nabokov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maschenka_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swedish_romance_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Maschenka (Russian: Машенька, Mashen'ka; English: Mary) is a 1987 international film adaptation of the debut novel by Vladimir Nabokov, first published under his pen name V. Sirin in 1926. The film was directed by John Goldschmidt from a screenplay by John Mortimer and stars Cary Elwes as Ganin and Irina Brook as Maschenka.<EOS>"
3012,77629,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Jackson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Jackson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twelve Good Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelve_Good_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Ince<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Twelve Good Men was a 1936 British crime film directed by Ralph Ince and starring Henry Kendall, Nancy O'Neil and Joyce Kennedy. It was made at Teddington Studios by Warner Brothers as a quota quickie. It is based on the 1928 detective thriller The Murders in Praed Street by John Rhode, with the principal series character of the book Doctor Priestley eliminated for the film.The film is believed to be lost.<EOS>"
3013,69196,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bam_Margera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>411<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ventura Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bam Margera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Frantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bam Margera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Raab<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rake_Yohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brandon DiCamillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jenn Rivell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Haggard: The Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CKY<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haggard:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jackass_(TV_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Haggard: The Movie (or simply Haggard) is a 2003 American independent comedy film based on the story of how reality television personality Ryan Dunn's girlfriend may have cheated on him. The film was financed, directed and produced by Dunn's Jackass co-star and longtime friend Bam Margera.<EOS>"
3014,167930,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Chaves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Wan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Safran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Judson Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Taissa Farmiga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Storm Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Popplewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Chaves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Wan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Safran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Wan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Akela_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_B._Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Nun 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2023_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Upcoming_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Upcoming_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Conjuring_Universe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Wan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nun_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Chaves<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Nun II is a 2023 American gothic supernatural horror film directed by Michael Chaves, with a screenplay written by Ian Goldberg, Richard Naing, and Akela Cooper from a story by Cooper. Serving as a sequel to The Nun (2018) and the eighth installment in The Conjuring Universe franchise, the film stars Taissa Farmiga, Jonas Bloquet, and Bonnie Aarons, returning from the first film, with Storm Reid and Anna Popplewell joining the cast. Peter Safran and James Wan return as producers.In 2017, Wan discussed the possibility of a Nun sequel and by 2019, Safran revealed that the film was in early development. Cooper was initially hired as the sole writer, before Goldberg and Naing contributed as screenwriters to the final script. Chaves, who had previously helmed The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021) and The Curse of La Llorona (2019), was announced as director. Principal photography began in October 2022 in France.The Nun II was released in the United States by Warner Bros. Pictures on September 8, 2023. The film was a commercial success, grossing $269 million worldwide and received mixed reviews from critics.<EOS>"
3015,169746,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucien_Hubbard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Taylor_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Twelvetrees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Virginia Bruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucien_Hubbard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_T._Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_J._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Times Square Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Edward_Ward_(composer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Times Square Lady is a 1935 American crime drama film directed by George B. Seitz and starring Robert Taylor, Virginia Bruce and Helen Twelvetrees. It was produced and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.<EOS>"
3016,167460,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim McCoy, Evalyn Knapp, and William Bakewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Speed Wings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Brower<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Speed Wings is a 1934 American Pre-Code action film directed by Otto Brower and starring Tim McCoy, Evalyn Knapp, and William Bakewell.<EOS>"
3017,6364,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_and_Son_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_and_Son_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Malvern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_and_Son_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_and_Son_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_and_Son_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clara_Kimball_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_and_Son_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mother and Son<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_and_Son_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_and_Son_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_and_Son_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_and_Son_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_and_Son_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_and_Son_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_and_Son_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_and_Son_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_P._McCarthy<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Mother and Son is a 1931 talking pre-Code film directed by John P. McCarthy and starring screen veteran Clara Kimball Young. It was distributed by Monogram Pictures.<EOS>
3018,64502,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isidore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Buchwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Collyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julian Noa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isidore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Showdown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superman_animated_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showdown_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Showdown (1942) is the eleventh of seventeen animated Technicolor short films based upon the DC Comics character Superman. Produced by Famous Studios, the cartoon was originally released to theaters by Paramount Pictures on October 16, 1942.<EOS>"
3019,165344,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Fred Elles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Grand National Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nigel Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Clare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Irene Handl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Lexy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mrs. Pym of Scotland Yard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs._Pym_of_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Highbury_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mrs. Pym of Scotland Yard is a 1939 British comedy-drama film directed by Fred Elles starring Mary Clare in her only title role and Nigel Patrick in his film debut. It is based on the Mrs Pym novels by Nigel Morland, and written by Morland, who re-used the title for a 1946 book.<EOS>"
3020,163498,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Withington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clinton_Childs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linus_J._Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_P._King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Imperial Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Withington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clinton_Childs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linus_J._Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_P._King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imperial_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lowell_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Blonde Captive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blonde_Captive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-indigenous_racism_in_Australia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Blonde Captive is a 1931 pre-Code film directed by Clinton Childs, Ralph P. King, Linus J. Wilson, and Paul Withington. The film took previously released anthropological footage of native peoples in the Pacific and Australia, and added a sensationalized storyline.After its 1947 re-screening the film went missing. A full print of the film was later discovered and made commercially available on DVD in 2010. It is also viewable online on YouTube.<EOS>"
3021,24129,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_O'Donnell_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Devil Riders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Billy_the_Kid_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_the_Pony_Express<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Devil Riders is a 1943 American Western film directed by Sam Newfield. It was the first film in Producers Releasing Corporation's Billy the Kid film series where Crabbe changed his name to ""Billy Carson"".<EOS>"
3022,71083,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quacks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wise Quacks is a 1939 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated short film directed by Bob Clampett released on August 5, 1939.<EOS>"
3023,119403,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rodney Rothman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Judd Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nicholas Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rhys Ifans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alison Brie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Segel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Blunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodney_Rothman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judd_Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Segel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Five-Year Engagement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Five Year Engagement: Music From The Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Detroit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weddings_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apatow_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Judd_Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Five-Year_Engagement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jason_Segel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Five-Year Engagement is a 2012 American romantic comedy film written, directed, and produced by Nicholas Stoller. Produced with Judd Apatow and Rodney Rothman, it is co-written by Jason Segel, who also stars in the film with Emily Blunt as a couple whose relationship becomes strained when their engagement is continually extended. The film was released in North America on April 27, 2012 and in the United Kingdom on June 22, 2012.<EOS>"
3024,170733,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Booking_Offices_of_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Margaret J. Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Booking_Offices_of_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Searching For Santa!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Arctic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Searching_For_Santa!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Searching For Santa! is a silent short film by Winkler Pictures, starring Krazy Kat. The cartoon was thought to be lost but was rediscovered in 2004.<EOS>"
3025,31764,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hutton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Donald J. Hansen Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph F. Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Burton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Les_Tremayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Hutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hutton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_F._Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Slime People<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Slime_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Slime People is a 1963 horror film directed by Robert Hutton, who also starred in the film. The film was featured on the first season of the television show Mystery Science Theater 3000, as well as the 1986 syndicated series The Canned Film Festival.The film was infamous for its extensive use of fog machines, with the fog becoming so thick towards the end that it is virtually impossible to see any of the actors.<EOS>"
3026,149272,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Winston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Music_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stan Winston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Babyface<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Nicksay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Winston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Music_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Winston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Winston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mick_Garris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Michael Jackson's Ghosts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>On the Line<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nicholas_Pike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Stephen_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stan_Winston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Mick_Garris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allegory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jackson's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Jackson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Michael Jackson's Ghosts is a 1996 short film starring Michael Jackson, directed by Stan Winston, and written by Stephen King and Mick Garris. It is based on a story by Garris, Jackson and King.Ghosts tells the story of an eccentric man with supernatural powers being forced out of a small town by its judgmental mayor. Jackson plays five roles, and performs dance routines set to the songs ""2 Bad"", ""Is It Scary"" and ""Ghosts"", taken from his albums HIStory (1995) and Blood on the Dance Floor: HIStory in the Mix (1997). The AV Club described Ghosts as an allegory for Jackson's life and pop culture status.Ghosts was filmed and released in 1996 and released along with select prints of the horror film Thinner, and was first screened in the 1997 Cannes Film Festival. It was released as promo a year later internationally on LaserDisc, VHS and Video CD.<EOS>"
3027,40915,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clark Gregg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Welker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Baker Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Tambor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angela Lansbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Carrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carla Gugino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Krumholtz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ophelia Lovibond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Tupper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maxwell Perry Cotton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dominic Chianese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Desmin Borges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Madeline Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Anders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Morris_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jared_Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Popper's Penguins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1976<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1981<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1980<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Davis_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dune_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1978<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rolfe_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sean_Anders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_penguins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Popper's_Penguins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jared_Stern<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Popper's Penguins is a 2011 American family comedy film distributed by 20th Century Fox, loosely based on the 1938 children's book of the same name. It is directed by Mark Waters, produced by John Davis, co-produced by Davis Entertainment Company and Dune Entertainment, written by Sean Anders, John Morris and Jared Stern, and stars Jim Carrey in the title role. The film was originally slated for a release on August 12, 2011, but was moved up to June 17, 2011. The film received mixed reviews from critics and earned $187.3 million on a $55 million budget.<EOS>"
3028,166774,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Time_for_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corney_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Time_for_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_O._Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Time_for_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Time_for_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eunice_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Time_for_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Time_for_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corney_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Time_for_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_O._Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Time_for_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vivian_Cosby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Time_for_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Time_for_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Time_for_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Time_for_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Time_for_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Time_for_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>No Time for Romance is a 1948 musical directed by Corney Cook. The film was noted for having an all-Black cast and for being one of the few all-Black films to be filmed in color during the era.<EOS>
3029,164380,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madeleine_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Harbord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cecil Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Brisson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eden_Phillpotts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The American Prisoner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Devon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_American_Prisoner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Revolutionary_War_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The American Prisoner is an all-talking sound 1929 British drama film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Carl Brisson, Madeleine Carroll and Cecil Barry. It was adapted from the 1904 novel The American Prisoner by Eden Phillpotts. It was originally conceived as a silent film, but was converted into an All-Talkie in line with widespread practice at British International Pictures during 1928–1929.<EOS>"
3030,125738,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dr. Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Lecture on Camouflage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Lecture_on_Camouflage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Private_Snafu<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Lecture on Camouflage is a 1944 American animated film directed by Chuck Jones, a Private Snafu cartoon short made for the troops during World War II.<EOS>"
3031,116479,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Wiper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joel Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Madeleine West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vinnie Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tory Mussett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Austin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Manu Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Mammone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Wiper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Hedden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Wiper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Condemned<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_(music)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Graeme_Revell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_uninhabited_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:WWE_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Village_Roadshow_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_snuff_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Pacific_Ocean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Rob_Hedden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Queensland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Condemned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_death_games<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Condemned is a 2007 action film written and directed by Scott Wiper. The film stars Steve Austin, Vinnie Jones, Robert Mammone, Tory Mussett, Madeleine West and Rick Hoffman.The film centers on ten convicts who are forced to fight each other to the death as part of an illegal game which is being broadcast to the public.  The Condemned was filmed in Queensland, Australia. Fight choreography was coordinated by Richard Norton, who also stunt doubles for Jones on some scenes. A sequel titled The Condemned 2 starring Randy Orton was released in 2015.The film was produced by WWE Films and distributed by Lionsgate on April 27, 2007.<EOS>"
3032,104421,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred Browett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Warwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Ann_Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Syd Crossley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lucky Jade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Jade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Summers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lucky Jade is a 1937 British comedy crime film directed by Walter Summers and starring Betty Ann Davies, John Warwick and Syd Crossley. It was shot at Welwyn Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director Duncan Sutherland. It was a quota quickie released by the British subsidiary of Paramount Pictures<EOS>"
3033,69716,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Timbers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Skidmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Mulaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carole_Shelley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Timbers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>John Mulaney:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kid Gorgeous at Radio City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stand-up_comedy_concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mulaney:_Kid_Gorgeous_at_Radio_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Netflix_specials<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City is a 2018 stand-up comedy film written by and starring John Mulaney. The special was recorded live in February 2018 at the Radio City Music Hall in New York City, and released by Netflix on May 1, 2018.Similarly to Mulaney's previous show, The Comeback Kid, Kid Gorgeous is a visually simplistic stand-up routine with a major emphasis upon observational humor. The majority of jokes are centered upon Mulaney's adolescence, celebrity, marriage, politics and anxieties associated with contemporary American life.Kid Gorgeous has received an overwhelmingly positive critical response, with critics praising Mulaney for his compassionate delivery, observational wit and, in particular, a prolonged analogy comparing U.S. President Donald Trump to a ""horse loose in a hospital"". The special won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Variety Special in 2018.<EOS>"
3034,94468,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_McKay_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Effie_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_McKay_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Effie_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Spanish-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brooklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_restaurants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyday_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Everyday People is a 2004 American drama television film written and directed by Jim McKay. The storyline revolves around the lives of the employees working at a restaurant in Brooklyn, New York City, which is to be closed down due to economic shortfall. The film first screened at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival and later premiered on HBO on June 26, 2004.<EOS>"
3035,151478,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Quincy_Jones_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Karyn Rachtman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Rotenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Salaam_Remi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kool_Keith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Rappaport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarface_(rapper)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Junior_Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:KutMasta_Kurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:N.O._Joe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J_Dilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Forté<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Madness 4 Real<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Bido<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nature's Fynest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Aniston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ron Livingston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Root<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Rappaport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Office Space<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Office Space: Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_business_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hypnosis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Workplace_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Malware_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Frizzell_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Dallas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Austin,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_companies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Mike_Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_offices<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_criticism_and_refusal_of_work<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Termination_of_employment_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_computer_hacking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hip_hop_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Office_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Interscope_Records_soundtracks<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Office Space is a 1999 American satirical black comedy film written and directed by Mike Judge. It satirizes the office work life of a typical 1990s software company, focusing on a handful of individuals weary of their jobs. It stars Ron Livingston, Jennifer Aniston, Gary Cole, Stephen Root, David Herman, Ajay Naidu, and Diedrich Bader.Office Space was filmed in Dallas and Austin, Texas. It is based on Judge's Milton cartoon series and was his first foray into live-action filmmaking. The film was Judge's second full-length motion picture release, following Beavis and Butt-Head Do America. It was released in theaters on February 19, 1999 by 20th Century Fox. Its sympathetic depiction of ordinary information technology workers garnered a cult following within that field, but it also addresses themes familiar to white-collar employees and the workforce in general. It was a box office disappointment, making $12.2 million on a $10 million production budget; however, it sold well on home video, and has become a cult film.Several aspects of the film have become Internet memes. A scene in which the three main characters systematically destroy a dysfunctional printer has been widely parodied. Swingline introduced a red stapler to its product line after the Milton character used one painted in that color in the film. Judge's 2009 film Extract is also set in an office and was intended as a companion piece to Office Space.<EOS>"
3036,145060,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Weingarten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Conte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Albert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Van_Fleet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margo_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Weingarten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Deutsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Richard_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'll Cry Tomorrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_alcoholism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_American_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Costume_Design_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_autobiographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alex_North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Cry_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Mann<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I'll Cry Tomorrow is a 1955 American biographical film directed by Daniel Mann that tells the story of Lillian Roth, a Broadway star who rebels against the pressure of her domineering mother and struggles with alcoholism after the death of her fiancé. It stars Susan Hayward, Richard Conte, Eddie Albert, Margo and Jo Van Fleet. The screenplay was adapted by Helen Deutsch and Jay Richard Kennedy from the 1954 autobiography by Lillian Roth, cowritten by Mike Connolly and Gerold Frank.The film won the Academy Award for Best Costume Design for Helen Rose and earned three other Academy Award nominations, including Best Actress for Susan Hayward. It was entered into the 1956 Cannes Film Festival, where Hayward won the prize for Best Actress.<EOS>"
3037,152860,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Roger Allers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jill Culton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Motion_Picture_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michelle Murdocca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Giordano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dana Gumbiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Krakowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Warburton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Favreau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashton Kutcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Sinise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Debra Messing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Georgia Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Tootoosis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Culton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Allers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Motion_Picture_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Bencich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Mauldin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_J._Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Moore_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Open Season<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ramin_Djawadi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grizzly_bears_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michelle_Murdocca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Allers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Season_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Open_Season_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Open Season is a 2006 American animated adventure comedy film directed by Jill Culton and Roger Allers and written by Nat Mauldin, Steve Bencich, and Ron J. Friedman. Produced by Sony Pictures Animation, it features the voices of Martin Lawrence, Ashton Kutcher, Gary Sinise, and Debra Messing. The film follows Boog, a domesticated grizzly bear, who is let go into the woods, and teams up with a one-antlered mule deer named Elliot to return to his old home before open season starts.Open Season premiered at the Greek Theatre on September 25, 2006, and was released in theaters in the United States on September 29 by Sony Pictures Releasing. The film received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $201 million against an $85M budget. The first in the Open Season film series, it was followed by Open Season 2 (2008), Open Season 3 (2010), and Open Season: Scared Silly (2015). A video game based on the film was released, and a television series, Open Season: Call of Nature, was released in 2023.<EOS>"
3038,168827,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Saint-Jean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Heyerdahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Sinelnikoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Kitching<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Farbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Saint-Jean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._P._Lovecraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Saint-Jean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Out of Mind: The Stories of H. P. Lovecraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_H._P._Lovecraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_Mind:_The_Stories_of_H._P._Lovecraft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_books<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Out of Mind: The Stories of H. P. Lovecraft is a 1998 television film based on the writings of H. P. Lovecraft and starring Christopher Heyerdahl as H. P. Lovecraft.<EOS>
3039,92389,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Screen Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Germain_Burger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Germain_Burger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Down Our Alley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_A._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Highbury_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Our_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Down Our Alley is a 1939 British musical film directed by George A. Cooper and starring Hughie Green, Wally Patch and Vivienne Chatterton. It was made at Highbury Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
3040,149868,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_kidnapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Earl_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Garage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy's Garage is a 1934 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, the last to be directed by Earl Duvall. The short was released on April 14, 1934, and stars Buddy, the second star of the series.<EOS>"
3041,77705,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. Steven Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twin Faces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twin_Faces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Highbury_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Twin Faces, also known as Press Button B,  is a 1937 British crime film directed by Lawrence Huntington and starring Anthony Ireland, Francesca Bahrle and Frank Birch. The film was made at Highbury Studios as a quota quickie for release by the Hollywood studio Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
3042,81959,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Knowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Roc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Lockwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Thesiger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Swinburne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Knowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Kerr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Campbell_Christie_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jassy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jassy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Knowles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jassy is a 1947 British colour film historical melodrama directed by Bernard Knowles and starring Margaret Lockwood, Patricia Roc and Dennis Price. It was written by Dorothy Christie, Campbell Christie and Geoffrey Kerr based on the 1944 novel by Norah Lofts. Set in the early 19th century, it is a Gainsborough melodrama, the only one to be made in Technicolor, and was the last ""official"" Gainsborough melodrama.<EOS>"
3043,169002,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Camerini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shari_Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Roco Films International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Epidavros Project, Inc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Camerini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shari_Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Camerini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shari_Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Camerini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shari_Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Well-Founded Fear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_immigration_to_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well-Founded_Fear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_refugees<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Well-Founded Fear is a 2000 documentary film from directors Shari Robertson and Michael Camerini. The film takes its title from the formal definition of a refugee under the UN Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, as a person who deserves protection, ""owing to a well-founded fear of persecution for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion.” The film analyzes the US asylum process by following several asylum applicants and asylum officers through actual INS interviews.<EOS>"
3044,19290,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hoffman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sarah Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cary Brokaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Paterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Mason, Shawn Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Downey Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Thewlis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Meg Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Polly Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian McKellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hoffman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Paterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Restoration<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Restoration: Music From The Miramax Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_art_director_won_the_Best_Art_Direction_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Costume_Design_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1660s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1670s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_infectious_diseases<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charles_II_of_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Restoration_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Hoffman<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Restoration is a 1995 historical drama film directed by Michael Hoffman from a screenplay by Rupert Walters, based on the 1989 novel of the same title by Rose Tremain. It stars Robert Downey Jr. as a 17th-century medical student exploited by King Charles II. The film was shot in Wales and won the Academy Awards for art direction and costume design.<EOS>"
3045,23905,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Orb Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Bevis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keefe_Brasselle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Bevis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death Over My Shoulder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Over_My_Shoulder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Douglas_Gamley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Death Over My Shoulder is a 1958 British 'B' crime film directed by Arthur Crabtree and starring Keefe Brasselle, Bonar Colleano and Jill Adams. It was written by Norman Hudis based on a story by Alyce Canfield.<EOS>"
3046,170538,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_O'Donnell_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tucson Raiders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Red_Ryder_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1895<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tucson_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Colorado<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tucson Raiders is a 1944 American Western film directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet and starring Wild Bill Elliott in the role of Red Ryder. It was the first of twenty-three Red Ryder feature films that would be produced by Republic Pictures. The picture was shot on the studio’s back lot along with outdoor locations at Iverson Ranch, 1 Iverson Lane, Chatsworth, Los Angeles.<EOS>"
3047,121265,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Davis_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Beau Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lowell D. Blank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Zanne Devine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Armyan Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neal McDonough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Costner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clancy Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashton Kutcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Geraghty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melissa Sagemiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sela Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Davis_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beau_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Guardian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2006<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Trevor_Rabin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Coast_Guard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Beau_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guardian_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_Coast_Guard_Aviation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Guardian is a 2006 American action-adventure drama film directed by Andrew Davis. The film stars Kevin Costner and Ashton Kutcher. The title of the film refers to a legendary figure within the film which protects people lost at sea: ""the Guardian"". The film focuses on the United States Coast Guard and their Aviation Survival Technician program. The Guardian was released on September 29, 2006.<EOS>"
3048,160280,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Fisz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:André_Morell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Wanamaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mandy_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Fisz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Secret<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Secret is a 1955 British second feature ('B') crime drama written and directed by Cy Endfield (as C. Raker Endfield) and starring Sam Wanamaker, Mandy Miller, and André Morell.<EOS>"
3049,68900,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Irvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Europe_Image_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Véra_Belmont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Freeman_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jodhi_May<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Archer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pip_Torrens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Hepton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Bate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Irvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Europe_Image_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Véra_Belmont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrzej_Krakowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eminent Domain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_communism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Irvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Warsaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Zbigniew_Preisner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1979<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eminent_Domain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Warsaw<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Eminent Domain is a 1990 historical drama film directed by John Irvin, and starring Donald Sutherland and Anne Archer.<EOS>"
3050,165430,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denison_Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Esway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stuart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mabel_Poulton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denison_Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Esway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Taxi for Two<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Denison_Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taxi_for_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Taxi for Two is a 1929 part-talkie sound British romantic comedy film drama directed by Denison Clift and Alexander Esway and starring Mabel Poulton and John Stuart. Produced by Gainsborough Pictures, it was the first sound film made by Gainsborough to be released.This film also marked Poulton's first speaking role. The film revealed Poulton to have a strident voice with a strong Cockney accent, quite at odds with the fey, winsome persona she had cultivated in her silent film appearances. She would become a notable casualty of the advent of talkies, as offers of screen work quickly dried up once her unappealing tones were revealed.<EOS>"
3051,32688,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Wedding_Planner<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Justin G. Dyck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Wedding_Planner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jocelyn Hudon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Wedding_Planner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Rutherford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Wedding_Planner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melinda Shankar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Wedding_Planner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Huszar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Wedding_Planner<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Christmas Wedding Planner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Wedding_Planner<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Wedding_Planner<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Wedding_Planner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Wedding_Planner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Wedding_Planner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Wedding_Planner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Wedding_Planner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Wedding_Planner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Christmas Wedding Planner is a 2017 Canadian drama romance film, directed by Justin G. Dyck and screenplay by Keith Cooper. The film is based on Once Upon A Wedding by Stacy Connelly.<EOS>"
3052,142553,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Nissen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jessica Koplos-Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Walker, Carly Simon, Joel McNeely, Rob Mathes, Michael Kosarin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brenda Blethyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kath Soucie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Fiedler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Cullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ken Sansom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nikita Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kyle Stanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Spiliotopoulos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Hohlfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_elephants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_McNeely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Evan_Spiliotopoulos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DisneyToon_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Winnie-the-Pooh_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pooh's_Heffalump_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Winnie_the_Pooh_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Pooh's Heffalump Movie (also known as The Heffalump Movie in the working title) is a 2005 American animated musical adventure comedy-drama film produced by the Japanese office of Disneytoon Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures. Featuring characters from A. A. Milne's Winnie-the-Pooh stories, the film is the fourth theatrical animated film in Disney's Winnie the Pooh franchise and Disneytoon Studios' seventh adaptation of Winnie the Pooh stories, following Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin (1997), Seasons of Giving (1999), The Tigger Movie (2000), A Very Merry Pooh Year (2002), Piglet's Big Movie (2003), and Springtime with Roo (2004). The film was released on February 11, 2005, to generally positive reviews from critics and grossed $52.9 million worldwide. It was followed by a direct-to-video Halloween sequel, titled Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie which came out seven months after the film's release.<EOS>"
3053,64020,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Eggleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Nine Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Sweet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmen_Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Phipps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Eggleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Body Business<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_television_miniseries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Colin_Eggleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_Australian_television_series_debuts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Business<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_Australian_television_series_endings<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Body Business is a 1986 Australian TV mini-series directed by Colin Eggleston set against the background of the world of modelling.<EOS>
3054,136186,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Stoll Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matheson_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Juliette Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shayle Gardner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Genevieve Townsend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stoll_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Chinese Bungalow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1926_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1926_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stoll_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Bungalow_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sinclair_Hill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Chinese Bungalow is a 1926 British silent drama film directed by Sinclair Hill, and starring Matheson Lang, Genevieve Townsend and Juliette Compton. It was based on the 1925 play The Chinese Bungalow, which was adapted for further films in 1930 and 1940. It was made by Stoll Pictures, whose principal star throughout the mid-1920s was Lang.<EOS>"
3055,77446,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Federico_Zampaglione<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bolero Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Grazia_Cucinotta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Franek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michele_Placido<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michela_Cescon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudia_Gerini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Enio Tozzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nuot Arquint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Federico_Zampaglione<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Grazia_Cucinotta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dardano_Sacchetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Federico_Zampaglione<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tulpa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulpa_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giallo_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Tulpa (Italian: Tulpa – Perdizioni mortali) is a 2012 Italian giallo-horror film co-written and directed by Federico Zampaglione. It premiered at the 2012 London FrightFest Film Festival and was released in Italy on 20 June 2013.<EOS>
3056,70285,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Terlesky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CineTel_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Holly Simpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Maynard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Tyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erika_Eleniak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bo_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Yagher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pandora Project<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CineTel_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pandora_Project<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Weapons_of_mass_destruction_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Pandora Project is an action film released in 1998. The film stars Daniel Baldwin, Erika Eleniak, Tony Todd and Bo Jackson.<EOS>"
3057,80368,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_H._Winkless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney_Channel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Concorde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ> Elizabeth Berkley,  Ele Keats,  Jeremy London,  Corin Nemec,  Ernie Reyes Jr.,  Justin Whalin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_H._Winkless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney_Channel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Concorde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dylan_Kelsey_Hadley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Wolves II: Legend of the Wild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Julie_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_H._Winkless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Wolves_II:_Legend_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wolves<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>White Wolves II: Legend of the Wild is a 1996 American coming-of-age survival drama film directed by Terence H. Winkless and starring Ele Keats, Elizabeth Berkley and Jeremy London. It is the second straight-to-video sequel to A Cry in the Wild. The plot follows a group of troubled teenagers trying to survive in the wilderness of the Cascade Mountains.The family film premiered on the Disney Channel before its direct-to-video release.<EOS>"
3058,142653,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_Gear<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frederic Goode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_Gear<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>American International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_Gear<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner-Pathé Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_Gear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Savile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_Gear<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_Gear<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_Gear<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_Gear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_Gear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_Gear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_Gear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_Gear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Beatles_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_Gear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jimmy_Savile<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pop Gear (U.S. title: Go Go Mania) is a 1965 British music revue film, directed by Frederic Goode, which was released in 1965. It contains live concert footage of the Beatles, and lip-synched performances of some of the British Invasion bands, including the Animals, Herman's Hermits, the Nashville Teens, Peter and Gordon, Matt Monro, Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas, the Honeycombs, the Rockin' Berries, and the Spencer Davis Group. The film is split into two segments: 1964 songs, introduced by Jimmy Savile, who at the time was the host of Top of the Pops on the BBC, and 1965 songs, which are merely strung together without intros. The material by the Beatles was lifted from a newsreel short The Beatles Come to Town (1963). The film was released sometime between January and April 1965, the footage having been filmed in December 1964.Artists and songs in order:<EOS>"
3059,149407,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Terry Loane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Huffam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael McGeagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciarán_Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gina_McKee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Dunbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Niall_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Jo_McNeill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mickybo and Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Northern Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_The_Troubles_(Northern_Ireland)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Belfast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Working_Title_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1970<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stephen_Warbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Northern_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickybo_and_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mickybo and Me is a 2004 Northern Irish comedy-drama film written and directed by Terry Loane and based on the stage play Mojo Mickybo by Owen McCafferty. The film was produced by Working Title Films, and released by Universal Pictures.<EOS>"
3060,163118,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hollywood Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rita La Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sheila Bromley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phyllis_Barrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ida_May_Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Playthings of Hollywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playthings_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._O'Connor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Playthings of Hollywood is a 1930 American romantic drama film directed by William A. O'Connor and starring Phyllis Barrington, Rita La Roy, Sheila Bromley and Donald Reed. Made by the independent producer Willis Kent during the early years of sound, it is also known by the alternative title Chiselers of Hollywood. It was made at the Tec-Art Studio in Hollywood on a very short shooting schedule. Kent originally intended to call the film Gold Diggers of Hollywood but abandoned this after Warner Brothers complained the title was too similar to Gold Diggers of Broadway.<EOS>"
3061,83025,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_R._Broccoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Newley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Mature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Aubrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_R._Broccoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Maibaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bandit of Zhobe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_British_Raj<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bandit_of_Zhobe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Gilling<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bandit of Zhobe is a 1959 British CinemaScope adventure film directed by John Gilling and starring Victor Mature, Anne Aubrey and Anthony Newley. It was written by Gilling and Richard Maibaum. In British India a bandit goes on a rampage in the mistaken belief that the British have killed his family, which later proves to not be the case. It was produced by Albert Broccoli for Warwick Films and features extensive use of footage from Gilling's previous Zarak (1956).<EOS>"
3062,16693,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_R._Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_R._Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hyper Sapien: People from Another Star<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wyoming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Calgary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyper_Sapien:_People_from_Another_Star<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_R._Hunt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hyper Sapien: People from Another Star is a 1986 Canadian-American science fiction film directed by Peter R. Hunt and starring Dennis Holahan, Ricky Paull Goldin, Sydney Penny, Keenan Wynn (in his final film), and Rosie Marcel.<EOS>"
3063,68979,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Henry_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Shayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Neuman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Tanchuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Federal Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Federal_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Federal Man is a 1950 American crime film directed by Robert Emmett Tansey and starring William Henry, Pamela Blake and Robert Shayne.<EOS>"
3064,149881,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Woodsman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy the Woodsman is a 1934 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Jack King. The short was released on October 27, 1934, and stars Buddy, the second star of the series.<EOS>"
3065,62087,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>R.S. Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alexander Thies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brigitte Rochow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christian P. Stehr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Fiennes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Ustinov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Molina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Firth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Luther<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Czech_Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Holy_Roman_Empire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charles_V,_Holy_Roman_Emperor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Martin_Luther<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Firth<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_(2003_film)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Luther is a 2003 historical drama film dramatizing the life of Protestant Christian reformer Martin Luther. It is directed by Eric Till and stars Joseph Fiennes in the title role. Alfred Molina, Jonathan Firth, Claire Cox, Bruno Ganz, and Sir Peter Ustinov co-star. The film covers Luther's life from his becoming a friar in 1505, to his trial before the Diet of Augsburg in 1530. The American-German co-production was partially funded by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, a Christian financial services company.<EOS>"
3066,43922,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Anne_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Preston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Kinnear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Coleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miley_Cyrus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liam_Hemsworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Anne_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Sparks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Song<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Song: Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Coming-of-age_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_romance_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Aaron_Zigman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Savannah,_Georgia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Nicholas_Sparks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Song_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Julie_Anne_Robinson<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Last Song is a 2010 American coming-of-age teen romantic drama film developed alongside Nicholas Sparks' 2009 novel of the same name. The film was directed by Julie Anne Robinson in her feature film directorial debut and co-written by Sparks and Jeff Van Wie. The Last Song stars Miley Cyrus, Liam Hemsworth, and Greg Kinnear, and follows a troubled teenager as she reconnects with her estranged father and falls in love during a summer in a quiet Southern United States beach town.Sparks was approached to write both the film's screenplay and the novel. Sparks completed the screenplay in January 2009, prior to the completion of the novel, making The Last Song his first script to be optioned for film. The setting, originally in North Carolina like the novel, relocated to Georgia after the states had campaigned for months to host production. Upon beginning production in Tybee Island, Georgia, and nearby Savannah, The Last Song became the first movie to be both filmed and set on Tybee Island. Filming lasted from June 15 to August 18, 2009, with much of it occurring on the island's beach and pier.The Last Song was released by Touchstone Pictures on March 31, 2010, and was later released on Blu-ray and DVD on August 17, 2010. The film garnered negative reviews from critics, with many criticizing the script and Cyrus' performance, who felt she was miscast in the role. In spite of this, it grossed $89 million worldwide against a $20 million budget, making it a box office success.<EOS>"
3067,138700,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Burt Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Elam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Sinatra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dehner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dirty Dingus Magee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Dingus_Magee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Kennedy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dirty Dingus Magee is a 1970 American comedy revisionist Western film starring Frank Sinatra as the titular outlaw and George Kennedy as a sheriff out to capture him. Directed by Burt Kennedy, the movie was based on the novel The Ballad of Dingus Magee by David Markson and the screenplay was partly written by Joseph Heller.<EOS>"
3068,168286,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Moira Lynd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lewis Dayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Morrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Strangler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strangler_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Strangler is a 1932 British crime film directed by Norman Lee and starring Jack Morrison, Moira Lynd and Lewis Dayton. It was made at Welwyn Studios.<EOS>"
3069,161775,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Barrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Sorvino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Barrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Will, I Will... for Now<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Will,_I_Will..._for_Now<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>I Will, I Will... for Now is a 1976 American romantic-comedy film directed by Norman Panama. It stars Elliott Gould and Diane Keaton.It was Panama's last feature as director.<EOS>"
3070,45679,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Preminger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Otto Preminger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Novak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleanor_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Sinatra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_McGavin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Stang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man with the Golden Arm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gambling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elmer_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_heroin_addiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Golden_Arm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Preminger<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man with the Golden Arm is a 1955 American independent drama film noir directed by Otto Preminger, based on the novel of the same name by Nelson Algren. Starring Frank Sinatra, Eleanor Parker, Kim Novak, Arnold Stang and Darren McGavin, it recounts the story of a drug addict who gets clean while in prison, but struggles to stay that way in the outside world. Although the addictive drug is never identified in the film, according to the American Film Institute ""most contemporary and modern sources assume that it is heroin"", although in Algren's book it is morphine. The film's initial release was controversial for its treatment of the then-taboo subject of drug addiction.It was nominated for three Academy Awards: Sinatra for Best Actor in a Leading Role, Joseph C. Wright and Darrell Silvera for Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Black-and-White and Elmer Bernstein for Best Music, Scoring of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture. Sinatra was also nominated for best actor awards by the BAFTAs and The New York Film Critics. The film is in the public domain, and in 2020 was added into the National Film Registry.<EOS>"
3071,141284,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Lennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Freberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Q._Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Lennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Lennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bugs Bunny's Overtures to Disaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny's_Overtures_to_Disaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_television_specials<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bugs Bunny's Overtures to Disaster is a Looney Tunes television special directed by Greg Ford and Terry Lennon. In new animation, Jeff Bergman voiced Bugs, Daffy, Porky, Elmer and Sylvester. The special first aired on April 17, 1991 on CBS.<EOS>"
3072,23936,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Corfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geraldine Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Fyffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Corfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_J._Geraghty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Campion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_C._McNeile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Debt of Honour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Debt_of_Honour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Walker<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Debt of Honour (also known as The Man Who Could Not Forget) is a 1936 British drama film directed by Norman Walker and starring Leslie Banks, Will Fyffe, Geraldine Fitzgerald and Garry Marsh. It was based on a story by Sapper, and scripted by Tom Geraghty and Cyril Campion.It was made at British and Dominions Elstree Studios by British National Films. It was the second film made by British National, and had the same director, Norman Walker, as the first, Turn of the Tide (1935).<EOS>"
3073,24254,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Cooper_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sydney Fairbrother<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Pettingell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Double Dealing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Dealing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Double Dealing is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Leslie S. Hiscott and starring Richard Cooper, Frank Pettingell and Sydney Fairbrother. It was made as a quota quickie at Twickenham Studios.<EOS>"
3074,116726,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courage_of_Kavik_the_Wolf_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Carter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courage_of_Kavik_the_Wolf_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronny_Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courage_of_Kavik_the_Wolf_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Sorenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courage_of_Kavik_the_Wolf_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew Ian McMillan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courage_of_Kavik_the_Wolf_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Carter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courage_of_Kavik_the_Wolf_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States and Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courage_of_Kavik_the_Wolf_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courage_of_Kavik_the_Wolf_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courage_of_Kavik_the_Wolf_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courage_of_Kavik_the_Wolf_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courage_of_Kavik_the_Wolf_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courage_of_Kavik_the_Wolf_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courage_of_Kavik_the_Wolf_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Carter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Courage of Kavik the Wolf Dog, also known as Kavik the Wolf Dog, is a 1980 made-for-TV adventure film based on the 1968 novel Kävik the Wolf Dog.<EOS>"
3075,167642,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergei_Nolbandov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Perlita Neilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Niall MacGinnis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eileen_Herlie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergei_Nolbandov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T.J._Morrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She Didn't Say No!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Irish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Didn't_Say_No!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cyril_Frankel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>She Didn't Say No! is a 1958 British comedy film directed by Cyril Frankel and starring Eileen Herlie, Perlita Neilson and Niall MacGinnis. It was written by T.J. Morrison based on the 1955 novel We Are Seven by Una Troy. An attractive young Irishwoman has six children from five different fathers.<EOS>"
3076,25703,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Stauffacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Film Images Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Stauffacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Stauffacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Stauffacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Louis_Stevenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Notes on the Port of St. Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Notes_on_the_Port_of_St._Francis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_San_Francisco<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Notes on the Port of St. Francis is a 1951 American short impressionistic documentary film on San Francisco, directed by Frank Stauffacher, and with narration written by Robert Louis Stevenson (1882) and read by Vincent Price. The film opens with ""An Epitaph"" by Walter de la Mare. The film was made in 16mm film, is 22 minutes long, and has been preserved by the Pacific Film Archive at University of California, Berkeley. Stauffacher was assisted by Hy Hirsh, Allon Schoener, Herb Gleitz, and Gene Tepper. The film was co-produced by Stauffacher, the SF Maritime Museum, and the California Historical Society.On December 18, 2013, the Library of Congress announced that this film had been selected for the National Film Registry for being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
3077,135877,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Whatham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pom_Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Errol Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Miller_(Australian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hargreaves_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Whatham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pom_Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Quinnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hoodwink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thriller_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoodwink_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Claude_Whatham<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hoodwink is a 1981 Australian thriller film directed by Claude Whatham and written by Ken Quinnell. It stars John Hargreaves and Judy Davis with Geoffrey Rush in his feature film debut. The film is based on the true story of a well-publicised Australian con artist. It was nominated for eight Australian Film Institute Awards, with Davis winning the Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role.<EOS>"
3078,103803,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Gordon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mannie Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Terry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Gordon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kiko and the Honey Bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slapstick_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_kangaroos_and_wallabies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1936<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Talking_animals_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mannie_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Terrytoons_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spring_(season)_in_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiko_and_the_Honey_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_children's_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kiko and the Honey Bears is a 1936 traditionally animated buddy comedy short film created at Terrytoons, and distributed by 20th Century Fox. It is the second film to feature Kiko the Kangaroo as well as the character's first solo short film.<EOS>"
3079,170824,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric Ambler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kay Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Ambler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Ambler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The October Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Alwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_October_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The October Man is a 1947 mystery film/film noir starring John Mills and Joan Greenwood, written by novelist Eric Ambler, who also produced. A man is suspected of murder, and the lingering effects of a brain injury he sustained in an earlier accident, as well as an intensive police investigation, make him begin to doubt whether he is innocent.<EOS>"
3080,137920,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>associate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>June Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ira Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ford_Beebe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Manhunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ford_Beebe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Texas Manhunt, also known as Red Desert, is a 1949 American Western film directed by Ford Beebe and starring Don ""Red"" Barry and Tom Neal.<EOS>"
3081,6446,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hamilton G. Inglis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Shiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Ray_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robertson_Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greta Gynt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Wife's Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gilbert_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Wife's_Family_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Wife's Family is a 1956 British comedy film directed by Gilbert Gunn and starring Ronald Shiner, Ted Ray, Greta Gynt, Diane Hart and Robertson Hare. It was written by Gunn and Talbot Rothwell.<EOS>"
3082,161935,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rob Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lesley Steele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Altavod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Solomon Sobande<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chloe Campion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cleopatra Bernard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darcy McKinnon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Celestin, Esq.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Seven Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>XXXTentacion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Solomon Sobande<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cleopatra Bernard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Stone_(entrepreneur)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Stone_(entrepreneur)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_hip_hop_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_His_Own_Words<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:XXXTentacion<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>In His Own Words is a 2022 documentary film, directed by Rob Stone and Lesley Steele. It focuses on previously unseen interviews and series of footage of the rapper and singer-songwriter XXXTentacion. It premiered on the film streaming platform Altavod on November 22, 2022. It is considered a companion film to the May 2022 XXXTentacion documentary, Look at Me.The film was first announced on October 25, 2022. The film began production in 2017, alongside the film Look at Me. The documentary contains footage from X in 2017.<EOS>"
3083,32124,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Weenie Roast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weenie_Roast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Weenie Roast is a 1931 short animated cartoon distributed by Columbia Pictures. It stars Krazy Kat.<EOS>
3084,15800,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Cukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_MacLaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eileen_Heckart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Holliman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Cukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Poe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_James_Poe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alex_North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Spell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Mann<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hot Spell is a 1958 American drama film directed by Daniel Mann, starring Shirley Booth and Anthony Quinn, and released by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
3085,69159,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Kenelm_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Greg Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Selwyn_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Daily<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derren Nesbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Funny Money<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_Money_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Kenelm_Clarke<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Funny Money is a 1983 British crime film directed by James Kenelm Clarke and starring Gregg Henry, Elizabeth Daily and Derren Nesbitt. The Film was distributed by Cannon Films. The film's sets were designed by the art director Harry Pottle.<EOS>"
3086,1252,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Luis Esteban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Grant S. Staley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmen_Electra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Lissauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Lassick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rollin_Jarrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Vampire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>American Vampire (also known as An American Vampire Story) is a 1997 American independent comedy horror film directed by Luis Esteban, written by Rollin Jarrett, and starring Carmen Electra, Adam West, Sidney Lassick and Trevor Lissauer. Its plot is about a young teenage boy who encounters a female vampire while his parents vacation in Europe.<EOS>"
3087,31789,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Flora_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilda_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ronald Squire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Whoso Is Without Sin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoso_Is_Without_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Paul<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Whoso Is Without Sin is a 1916 British silent drama film directed by Fred Paul and starring Hilda Moore, Milton Rosmer and Flora Morris. The screenplay concerns a woman who offers shelter to a prostitute.<EOS>"
3088,137664,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tugboat Granny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_boats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tugboat_Granny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tugboat Granny is a 1956 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on June 23, 1956, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.The voices were performed by Mel Blanc and June Foray.The cartoon's title is a play on Tugboat Annie, and is the only cartoon in the Warner Bros. series to bear Granny's name.It joined Guided Muscle and The Grey Hounded Hare as the cartoons featured on the final episode of ABC's The Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show on September 2, 2000.<EOS>"
3089,82491,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Celestin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_DeLeon_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Line Engaged<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Line_Engaged<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Line Engaged is a 1935 British, black-and-white, thriller directed by Bernard Mainwaring and starring Bramwell Fletcher, Jane Baxter and Arthur Wontner. It was produced by British Lion Film Corporation.<EOS>"
3090,81313,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._S._Van_Dyke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Ayres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Ayars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._S._Van_Dyke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Ruskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Goldbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Brand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Harrington_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr. Kildare's Victory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_W._S._Van_Dyke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Victory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lennie_Hayton<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dr. Kildare's Victory is a 1942 film directed by W. S. Van Dyke. It stars Lew Ayres and Lionel Barrymore. It is the ninth and last of the MGM Dr. Kildare movie series.<EOS>
3091,168836,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Herbert S. Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Globe Releasing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald V. Ashcroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cy Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_D._Wood_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Outlaw Queen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Outlaw Queen is a 1957 American western film directed by Herbert S. Greene and starring Andrea King, Harry James and Robert Clarke.<EOS>"
3092,49526,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Levin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Brackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Coburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifton_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_McGuire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Ely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Levin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century-Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Brackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Reisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leigh_Harline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remarkable_Mr._Pennypacker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Charles_Brackett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker is a 1959 American DeLuxe Color comedy film starring Clifton Webb and Dorothy McGuire directed by Henry Levin in CinemaScope. The film is based on the 1953 Broadway play of the same title, which ran for 221 performances and which had featured Burgess Meredith as Horace Pennypacker and Martha Scott as 'Ma' Pennypacker.At the turn of the 20th century, businessman Horace Pennypacker, Jr., has two families: one wife and eight children in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and nine children (by a deceased wife) in Philadelphia. During the course of events, his bigamy is uncovered, and he struggles to maintain the status quo.<EOS>"
3093,121463,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Lynch_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinépix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Lynch_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinépix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hard Part Begins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Part_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hard Part Begins is a 1973 Canadian feature film that marked the directorial debut of Paul Lynch, starring Donnelly Rhodes and Linda Sorenson.<EOS>"
3094,163361,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_Banvard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vic_Roberts_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_D._Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strike Me Lucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Me_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_G._Hall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strike Me Lucky is a 1934 Australian comedy musical film starring popular stage comic vaudevillian Roy Rene in his first and only film. It was the fourth feature film from Cinesound Productions but proved a box office disappointment. Director Ken G. Hall claimed it was the only one of his features not to go into profit within a few years of release, although the film eventually covered costs.<EOS>"
3095,112262,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hunter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Zinnemann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_McKinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meg_Tilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Johnson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Metzler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hunter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Zinnemann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hunter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_S._Haas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Pino_Donaggio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tulsa,_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tim_Zinnemann<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Tex is a 1982 American coming-of-age drama film directed by Tim Hunter in his directorial debut, from a screenplay by Charles S. Haas and Hunter, based on S. E. Hinton's best-selling 1979 novel of the same name. It follows two teenage brothers in rural Oklahoma and their struggle to grow up after their mother's death and their father's departure. The film stars Matt Dillon in the title role, with Jim Metzler, Meg Tilly, Emilio Estevez, in his film debut, Bill McKinney, Frances Lee McCain and Ben Johnson in supporting roles. Metzler was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for his performance.Tex is seen as one of the earliest efforts for Walt Disney Productions to put mature content in its movies and received positive reviews for its realism and its content.<EOS>"
3096,160324,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Lander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jordy butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Fixed_Address_(band)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Us_Mob<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Lander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wrong Side of the Road<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Aboriginal_Australians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Flinders_Ranges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indigenous_Australian_mass_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Side_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Aboriginal_music<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wrong Side of the Road is a 1981 low-budget feature film made in South Australia. It is distinctive for being one of the first attempts to bring modern Australian Aboriginal music to a non-Indigenous audience, featuring all-Aboriginal rock reggae bands No Fixed Address and Us Mob.<EOS>"
3097,27772,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lester Linsk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Waterston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Floyd_Mutrux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sondra_Locke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Corey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maggie_Thrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Kercheval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Margotta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanne_Benton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wells_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cover Me Babe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Fred_Karlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Noel_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cover_Me_Babe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_George_Wells<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cover Me Babe is a 1970 drama film about a young filmmaker who is hypercritical about everything including his own work. The film was directed by Noel Black, and stars Robert Forster and Sondra Locke.The title song was written by Fred Karlin and Randy Newman, and performed by Bread.  A second song by Bread (written by Karlin and band members James Griffin and Robb Royer, titled ""So You Say"") also appeared on the soundtrack.<EOS>"
3098,21399,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmarried_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmarried_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ> Gerald du Maurier,  Malvina Longfellow,  Edmund Gwenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmarried_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmarried_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unmarried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmarried_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmarried_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmarried_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmarried_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmarried_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmarried_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmarried_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmarried_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmarried_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmarried_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rex_Wilson<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Unmarried is a 1920 British silent drama film directed by Rex Wilson and starring Gerald du Maurier, Malvina Longfellow and Edmund Gwenn. The film portrays an unmarried mother and the social workers who support her.<EOS>"
3099,64098,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Sky_Golden_Harvest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Media_Asia_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Studio / Sterling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sandra Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cynthia Rothrock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Doug Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nijel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arturo Rivera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keith Cooke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Sky_Golden_Harvest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Media_Asia_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>China O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_martial_arts_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>China O'Brien is a 1990 martial arts film produced by Golden Harvest studios and starring actress and martial artist Cynthia Rothrock with co-stars Richard Norton and Keith Cooke. The film was directed by Robert Clouse, the fight choreography was by Nijel Binns, and it was executive produced by Raymond Chow.  Rothrock plays a former cop who runs for sheriff after her father, the previous sheriff, is killed.<EOS>"
3100,37400,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Summit Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Buena Vista Pictures Distribution \<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Wight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Janace Tashjian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Bruno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chuck Comisky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Paxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dr. John Broadwater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dr. Lori Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Summit_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Wight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bruno_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ghosts of the Abyss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hollywood_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walden_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_McNeely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_the_Abyss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_RMS_Titanic<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ghosts of the Abyss (also known as Titanic 3D: Ghosts of the Abyss) is a 2003 American documentary film produced by Walden Media. It was directed by James Cameron after his 1997 film Titanic. During August and September 2001, Cameron and a group of scientists staged an expedition to the wreck of the RMS Titanic. They dived in Russian deep submersibles to obtain more detailed images than anyone had before. Using two small, purpose-built remotely operated vehicles, the documentary offers glimpses into the Titanic wreck and, with CGI, superimposes the ship's original appearance on the deep-dive images.The film is narrated by actor Bill Paxton, who joined Cameron on the expedition and previously played Brock Lovett in the 1997 film. The film premiered for IMAX 3D and was nominated for a BFCA award for Best Documentary. The submersibles Mir 1 and Mir 2 carried the filming team on 12 dives.<EOS>"
3101,19503,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Arnold_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Alland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bromfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Agar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lori_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricou_Browning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Hennesy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nestor_Paiva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Arnold_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Alland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Alland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Revenge of the Creature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Herman_Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Classic_Monsters_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_amusement_parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Jacksonville,_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Creature<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_3D_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Revenge of the Creature (a.k.a. Return of the Creature and Return of the Creature from the Black Lagoon) is a 1955 3D monster film directed by Jack Arnold and produced and distributed by Universal-International. A sequel to the previous year's Creature from the Black Lagoon, it is the only 3D film released in 1955. Produced by William Alland, the film stars John Agar, Lori Nelson, John Bromfield and Nestor Paiva. The Creature was played by Tom Hennesy on land, and once again, portrayed by Ricou Browning underwater. The film marked the uncredited debut of Clint Eastwood as a laboratory technician.Revenge of the Creature premiered on March 11, 1955, and received a nationwide theatrical release on March 30, as a double feature with Cult of the Cobra. A ""flat"", non-3D sequel, The Creature Walks Among Us, followed in 1956.<EOS>"
3102,113434,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winfield_Sheehan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_von_Eltz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carole_Lombard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Maris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winfield_Sheehan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Block<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Arizona Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cisco_Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adaptations_of_works_by_O._Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arizona_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Santell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Arizona Kid is a 1930 American pre-Code Western film directed by Alfred Santell. It was produced by Fox Film Corporation.The original idea was for the film to be a sequel to In Old Arizona (1928), in which  Warner Baxter played the Cisco Kid, a character from O. Henry’s 1907 short story The Caballero’s Way. His performance earned him the Academy Award for Best Actor. However, the studio discovered that the rights they had acquired allowed for only a single direct adaptation of the story, which had already been used for the 1928 film. To get around this limitation, Fox released The Arizona Kid, with Baxter playing Chico Cabrillo, a variation of the same archetype, presented as “The Arizona Kid”. The following year, the studio returned to the original character with The Cisco Kid (1931), once again starring Baxter alongside Conchita Montenegro and Edmund Lowe.The film features Carole Lombard in one of her early roles.The film was a hit at the box office.Parts of the film were shot in Grafton, Rockville Road, and Zion National Park in Utah.<EOS>"
3103,71184,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boles_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilian_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>El Brendel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanns_Kräly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Storm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Natanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Attila_Orbók<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.N._Behrman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Lips Betray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Lips_Betray<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Lips Betray is a 1933 American pre-Code musical comedy film directed by John G. Blystone and starring Lilian Harvey, John Boles and El Brendel. The film's sets were designed by the art director Joseph C. Wright.<EOS>"
3104,119884,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Estudios_Churubusco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merian_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emilio_Fernández<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dolores_del_Río<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pedro_Armendáriz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Estudios_Churubusco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merian_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emilio_Fernández<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fugitive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Catholic_priests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dudley_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hispanic_and_Latino_American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Estudios_Churubusco_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Graham_Greene<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fugitive is a 1947 American drama film, starring Henry Fonda and directed by John Ford, based on the 1940 novel The Power and the Glory, by Graham Greene. The film was shot on location in Mexico.<EOS>"
3105,159012,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Daddy_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Patrick Regan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Daddy_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alain Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Daddy_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fabian_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Daddy_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvin_Miller_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Daddy_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marilyn_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Daddy_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Cedar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Daddy_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alain_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Daddy_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alain_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Daddy_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Daddy_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Daddy_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Daddy_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Daddy_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_Daddy_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kiss Daddy Goodbye, also known as Revenge of the Zombie, is a 1981 American horror film directed by Patrick Regan. The film stars Fabian, Marilyn Burns, Jon Cedar, and Marvin Miller. It is about two psychic children who avenge the death of their father.<EOS>"
3106,163449,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_Coixet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Coproducción España-USA; Carbo Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Cassel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lili_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexis_Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sherilyn Lawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chanda Watts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathryn Hurd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Linda Ruth Goertz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_Coixet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_Coixet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Things I Never Told You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Portland,_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_I_Never_Told_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Isabel_Coixet<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Things I Never Told You (original title: Cosas que nunca te dije) is a 1996 Spanish-American romantic comedy-drama film directed by Isabel Coixet and starring Lili Taylor and Andrew McCarthy.<EOS>
3107,24550,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._O._McCreadie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._O._McCreadie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alec McCreadie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Tingwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Steinbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._O._McCreadie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._O._McCreadie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zelma_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Into the Straight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Into_the_Straight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_horse_racing_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Into the Straight is a 1949 Australian horse racing melodrama directed by T. O. McCreadie. It used many cast and crew from their first effort, Always Another Dawn.<EOS>"
3108,166397,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Independent_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Proudlock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Barr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Renée Asherson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Independent_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Proudlock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_MacKinnon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Time Is My Enemy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Is_My_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Chaffey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Time Is My Enemy is a 1954 British crime film directed by Don Chaffey and starring Dennis Price, Renée Asherson and Patrick Barr.<EOS>"
3109,69396,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Braden_Croft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phase_4_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adrian Salpeter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elizabeth Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Samantha Sheplawy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex D. Mackie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brittney Gabrill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryland Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samara von Rad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zachary Parsons-Lozinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Braden_Croft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phase_4_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Braden_Croft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hemorrhage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemorrhage_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hemorrhage is a 2012 Canadian horror thriller film directed by Braden Croft, starring Alex D. Mackie, Brittney Gabrill, Ryland Alexander, Diane Wallace, Samara von Rad and Zachary Parsons-Lozinski.<EOS>"
3110,70781,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Spider and the Fly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spiders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_insects<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_and_the_Fly_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_flies<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Spider and the Fly is a 1931 Silly Symphonies animated short film produced by Walt Disney.<EOS>
3111,165995,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Geraghty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trail of Robin Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nathan_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trail_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Christmas_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trail of Robin Hood  is a 1950 American Trucolor Western film directed by William Witney and starring Roy Rogers. Filmed in the San Bernardino Mountains and Big Bear Lake California, it is notable for featuring a large cast of Western stars and the last film that Roy Rogers filmed in Trucolor. Despite the title, there is no reference to Robin Hood in the film.<EOS>"
3112,38781,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Davis_Guggenheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Picturehouse_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elisabeth_Shue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Davis Guggenheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Shue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Shue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carly_Schroeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dermot_Mulroney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elisabeth Shue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Doman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew Shue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Davis_Guggenheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Picturehouse_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Davis_Guggenheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elisabeth_Shue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Shue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Davis_Guggenheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Shue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gracie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Isham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1978<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Picturehouse_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Women's_association_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Davis_Guggenheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_in_women's_association_football<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gracie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_law<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gracie is a 2007 American sports drama film directed by Davis Guggenheim. It stars Carly Schroeder as Gracie Bowen, Dermot Mulroney as Bryan Bowen, Elisabeth Shue as Lindsay Bowen, Jesse Lee Soffer as Johnny Bowen, and Andrew Shue as Coach Owen Clark.Gracie takes place in New Jersey in 1978, before 1972's Title IX had taken much effect in women's college sports and when organized women's soccer was still very rare in the United States. Gracie, the film's central protagonist, overcomes the loss of her brother by convincing her family and school to allow her to play varsity soccer on an all-boys team. The story is partially based on the childhood experiences of Elisabeth Shue, who was one of the producers in addition to being the wife of Davis Guggenheim, the director, as well as a cast member.The novelization of Gracie, written by Suzanne Weyn, was released in June 2007.<EOS>"
3113,93110,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Umberto_Lenzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Lamas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Umberto_Lenzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luciano_Martino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ugo_Guerra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Duel of Fire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Umberto_Lenzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Duel of Fire (Italian: Duello nella Sila)   is a 1962 Italian adventure film directed by Umberto Lenzi. It starred Fernando Lamas and Liana Orfei. It was picked up for distribution in the US by AIP.<EOS>
3114,160873,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Servando_González<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Friedkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Albert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Perkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome_Jens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dana_Elcar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Servando_González<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Friedkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morton_S._Fine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Friedkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fool Killer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fool_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Servando_González<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Fool Killer (also known as Violent Journey) is a 1965 adventure drama film starring Edward Albert and Anthony Perkins. It was based on the 1954 novel of the same name by Helen Eustis.<EOS>
3115,113325,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Animals_Film<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Victor Schonfeld & Myriam Alaux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Animals_Film<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor Schonfeld & Myriam Alaux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Animals_Film<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Animals Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Animals_Film<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Animals_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Animals_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Animals_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Animals_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Animals_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_animal_rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Animals_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_vegetarianism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Animals_Film<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Animals Film is a 1981 feature documentary film about the use of animals by human beings, directed by Victor Schonfeld and Myriam Alaux, and narrated by actress Julie Christie.<EOS>"
3116,158867,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevenson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>S.C. Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevenson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Young Man's Fancy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1870s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Stevenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Man's_Fancy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Franco-Prussian_War_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Young Man's Fancy is a 1939 British historical comedy film directed by Robert Stevenson and starring Anna Lee, Griffith Jones, and Seymour Hicks. The screenplay concerns an aristocratic Englishman who is unhappily engaged to a brewery heiress but meets Ada, an Irish human cannonball, during a visit to a music hall and falls in love with her. Together they are trapped in Paris during the Siege of Paris (1870-1871).The screenplay was written by Roland Pertwee and Stevenson, with additional dialogue by Rodney Ackland and E.V.H. Emmett. The character of Ada, written especially for Anna Lee by Stevenson, her husband, is ""based on Zazel, the original 'human cannon ball', who thrilled London audiences in the [eighteen] nineties by being shot from a cannon"" — however, ""for the purposes of the film … the period [of the screenplay] has been put back to the seventies"".<EOS>"
3117,116397,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Uncredited:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Marvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Whitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehemiah_Persoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Cabot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ina_Balin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Edward_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clair_Huffaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Comancheros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Western_(genre)_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elmer_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1843<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Comancheros_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_in_1843<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Comancheros is a 1961 American CinemaScope Western film directed by Michael Curtiz, based on a 1952 novel of the same name by Paul Wellman, and starring John Wayne and Stuart Whitman. The supporting cast includes Ina Balin, Lee Marvin, Nehemiah Persoff, Bruce Cabot, Jack Elam, Joan O'Brien, Patrick Wayne, and Edgar Buchanan. Also featured are Western-film veterans Bob Steele, Guinn ""Big Boy"" Williams, and Harry Carey, Jr. in uncredited supporting roles.When terminal illness prevented Curtiz (director of Casablanca and The Adventures of Robin Hood) from finishing the film, Wayne took over as director, though his direction remained uncredited. Curtiz died shortly after the film was completed.<EOS>"
3118,99938,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Taylor-Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Icon Film Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Douglas Rae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Morrissey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aaron Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristin Scott Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Brodie-Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne-Marie Duff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Threlfall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Taylor-Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Rae_(TV_executive)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Greenhalgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nowhere Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nowhere Boy: Music from and inspired by the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_and_roll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Icon_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Liverpool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Beatles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Taylor-Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nowhere_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_John_Lennon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nowhere Boy is a 2009 British biographical drama film, directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson in her directorial debut. Written by Matt Greenhalgh, it is based on Julia Baird's biography of her half-brother, the musician John Lennon. Nowhere Boy is about the teenage years of Lennon (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), his relationships with his aunt Mimi Smith (Kristin Scott Thomas) and his mother Julia Lennon (Anne-Marie Duff), the creation of his first band, the Quarrymen, and its evolution into the Beatles.Following its premiere at the London Film Festival on 29 October 2009, Nowhere Boy opened in British cinemas on 26 December 2009. Nearly a year later, in October 2010, the film received its US release, coinciding with the 70th anniversary of Lennon's birth. Nowhere Boy received positive reviews from critics and was a moderate hit at the box office, earning £4.3 million on a £1.2 million budget.<EOS>"
3119,93200,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Farrelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brad Krevoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles B. Wessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Stabler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Teri Garr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren Holly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Duffy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Rocket<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Carrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Farrelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Krevoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_B._Wessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Farrelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Farrelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dumb and Dumber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dumb and Dumber: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slapstick_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_kidnapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Colorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Colorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Salt_Lake_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rhode_Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rhode_Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_the_Farrelly_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Farrelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_film_duos<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dumb and Dumber is a 1994 American road buddy comedy film directed by Peter Farrelly, who cowrote the screenplay with Bobby Farrelly and Bennett Yellin. It is the first installment in the Dumb and Dumber franchise. Starring Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels, it tells the story of Lloyd Christmas (Carrey) and Harry Dunne (Daniels), two dumb but well-meaning friends from Providence, Rhode Island, who set out on a cross-country road trip to Aspen, Colorado, to return a briefcase full of money to its owner, thinking it was abandoned as a mistake, though it was actually left as a ransom. Lauren Holly, Karen Duffy, Mike Starr, Charles Rocket, and Teri Garr play supporting roles.The film was released on December 16, 1994, to mixed reviews from critics. It grossed $247 million at the box office and has since developed a cult following. The success of Dumb and Dumber launched the career of the Farrelly brothers, established the range of the heretofore dramatically acclaimed Daniels as a gifted comedic actor and revitalized his Hollywood career, and solidified Carrey's reputation as one of the most prominent actors of the 1990s. The film also spawned an animated TV series, a 2003 prequel, and a 2014 sequel.<EOS>"
3120,83175,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Rifkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Savannah_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noel Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Rifkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Invisible Maniac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Adam_Rifkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_invisibility<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Invisible_Maniac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Invisible_Man<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Invisible Maniac (also known as The Invisible Sex Maniac) is a 1990 American comedy horror film written and directed by Adam Rifkin (under the pseudonym ""Rif Coogan"") and starring Noel Peters and Shannon Wilsey.<EOS>"
3121,149867,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Palmer_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Palmer_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Day_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Palmer_(animator)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy's Day Out is a 1933 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Tom Palmer. The short was released in theaters on September 9, 1933, premiering with Goodbye Again, and was the first cartoon to feature Buddy, the second star of the series who was created by Palmer.A former Disney animator, Palmer was shortly thereafter fired from the studio. This short was the first cartoon in the series produced by Leon Schlesinger Productions, as opposed to Harman-Ising Productions, and the first not to feature Bosko, created by Harman and Ising, as the central character.<EOS>"
3122,48823,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Swan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Swan Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ> Amanda Waving,  Steven Webb,  Jonathan Firth,  Dan Finnerty,  Nigel Lambert,  Lincoln Hoppe,  Ronan Vibert,  Eve Karpf,  Liz May Brice,  Richard Ridings,  Patsy Rowlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Princess and the Pea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Hungary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_fairy_tales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hungarian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Middle_Ages<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_princesses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foreign_films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_The_Princess_and_the_Pea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Princess_and_the_Pea_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Hans_Christian_Andersen<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Princess and the Pea is a 2002 animated musical fantasy film adaptation of the popular 1835 fairy tale ""The Princess and the Pea"" by Hans Christian Andersen. The film was directed by Mark Swan. It was released August 16, 2002 as an American-Hungarian production of Feature Films for Families & Swan Productions. The script writers were Forrest S. Baker and Ken Cromar.The film won two Accolade Competition Awards of Excellence In 2003 and 2004, both for the musical score by composer Alan Williams. The film was also nominated for a Young Artist Award in 2003, in the category of ""Best Family Feature Film - Animation"".<EOS>"
3123,64152,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chow Hound<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bullying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_con_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Torture_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chow_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_obesity<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Chow Hound is a 1951 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated short directed by Chuck Jones and written by Michael Maltese. The short was released on June 16, 1951. The voices are performed by Mel Blanc, Bea Benaderet and John T. Smith.Unlike many Warner Bros. cartoons featuring cats, such as Sylvester, as the antagonists of their targets (such as birds like Tweety, and mice) with dogs serving to discourage their behavior, Chow Hound uses a different formula, applying the inverse of these roles.<EOS>"
3124,45415,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RKO Radio Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Fontaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Beal_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gladys_Atwater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Robert_Bren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Who Found Himself<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Found_Himself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Cliff_Reid<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man Who Found Himself, also known as Wings of Mercy, is a 1937 American aviation film based on the unpublished story ""Wings of Mercy"" by Alice B. Curtis. The film marked the first starring role for 19-year-old Joan Fontaine, who was billed as the ""new RKO screen personality"", highlighted following the end of the film by a special ""on screen"" introduction. Unlike many of the period films that appeared to glorify aviation, it is a complex film, examining the motivations of both doctors and pilots.<EOS>"
3125,141341,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Brookner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Howard Brookner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_S._Burroughs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Brookner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Brookner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Burroughs: The Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burroughs:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:William_S._Burroughs<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Burroughs is a 1983 documentary film directed by Howard Brookner about the Beat Generation writer William S. Burroughs.<EOS>
3126,133575,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_All_Fair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_All_Fair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_O'Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_All_Fair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gielgud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_All_Fair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Birkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_All_Fair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_O'Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_All_Fair<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leave All Fair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_All_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_All_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_All_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_All_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_All_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_All_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_All_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Leave All Fair is a 1985 New Zealand made film starring John Gielgud as John Middleton Murry the husband of Katherine Mansfield.He is presented as a sanctimonious exploiter of her memory, who ill-treated her during their association. Jane Birkin plays both Mansfield in flashbacks and the fictitious Marie Taylor who finds a letter from the dying Mansfield to Murry in his papers.The theme was developed by New Zealand director Stanley Harper, but he was fired two weeks before shooting, and John Reid took over the project, introducing the ""ghost"" element and the two time frames. Shot in France at Moulin d'Ande and St Pierre du Vauvray with finance raised by Pacific Films, the film had to be finished before the 1984 cut-off date for New Zealand tax breaks.<EOS>"
3127,52118,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Kohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Bedelia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Kohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Greville-Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Kohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Strange Vengeance of Rosalie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Vengeance_of_Rosalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Starrett<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Strange Vengeance of Rosalie is a 1972 American thriller film directed by Jack Starrett and starring Bonnie Bedelia and Ken Howard.<EOS>
3128,14683,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_W._Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oliver Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_W._Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._M._Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_W._Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_H._M._Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Any_Old_Port!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Laurel_and_Hardy_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Any Old Port! is an American 1932 pre-Code comedy short film directed by James W. Horne and starring Laurel and Hardy. It was produced by Hal Roach.<EOS>
3129,165418,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timna_Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hadar_Kleinman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timna_Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hadar_Kleinman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sister Wife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Israeli_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_African_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hebrew-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_polygamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_Hebrew_Israelites<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sister_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Polygamy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sister Wife is a 2000 documentary that follows the African Hebrew Israelites, an African American community that immigrated to Israel and practices polygamy. The men can have up to seven wives.Tsiporra Bat Israel is a member of the Black Hebrew Community of Dimona. After twenty-one years of marriage she wakes up one morning to learn that her husband, Hazriel, is marrying a second wife, fourteen years her junior, as part of the polygamy tradition of the Black Hebrews. This is a film by women about women who live in an unusual community, yet at the same time it reflects the experiences shared by women everywhere.<EOS>"
3130,146686,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Medavoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Hendee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kieran CorriganRobert Chartoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juliette_Binoche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brendan_Gleeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_L._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Medavoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kieran_Corrigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Hendee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antjie_Krog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Peacock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In My Country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1990s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1995<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_South_African_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apartheid_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Chartoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1996<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Phoenix_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_My_Country_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Truth_and_Reconciliation_Commission_(South_Africa)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In My Country is a 2004 drama film directed by John Boorman, and starring Samuel L. Jackson and Juliette Binoche. It is centred around the story of Afrikaner poet Anna Malan (Binoche) and an American journalist, Langston Whitfield (Jackson), sent to South Africa to report about the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearings.The screenplay, written by Ann Peacock, was based on Antjie Krog's memoir Country of My Skull. A special screening of the film was held for Nelson Mandela in December 2003 in the presence of John Boorman, Juliette Binoche and Robert Chartoff.<EOS>"
3131,165807,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Room and Bird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slapstick_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1951<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eugene_Poddany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mice_and_rats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Thomas_Jefferson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Room_and_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Room and Bird is a 1951 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on June 2, 1951, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.The film is set in a hotel which has a strict policy against the presence of pets. However, the respective owners of Tweety, Sylvester, and Hector have sneaked them inside, and the trio start chasing each other. Through an attempt of the doorman to evict Sylvester and Hector (two of the three he saw (off-screen)) through an intercom announcement, it is revealed that numerous pets were already living in the hotel in defiance of its policy.The title is a pun on room and board.<EOS>"
3132,70754,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tall Timber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tall_Timber_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tall Timber is a 1928 silent animated short film starring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and is the 23rd in the series. In terms of production, the film was for many years the last extant Oswald cartoon directed by Walt Disney, until late 2015, when Sleigh Bells, the Oswald cartoon made after Tall Timber, was rediscovered.<EOS>"
3133,2496,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nima_Nourizadeh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Mann_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Daniel_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirby_Bliss_Blanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nima_Nourizadeh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Bacall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Project X<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Found_footage_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Camcorder_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silver_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Bacall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2011<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Project_X_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_parties<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Project X is a 2012 American found-footage teen comedy film directed by Nima Nourizadeh, written by Michael Bacall and Matt Drake and produced by Todd Phillips. The film follows three friends—Thomas (Thomas Mann), Costa (Oliver Cooper) and J.B. (Jonathan Daniel Brown)—who attempt to gain popularity by throwing a party, a plan which quickly escalates out of their control. Kirby Bliss Blanton, Dax Flame, Brady Hender, Nick Nervies, Alexis Knapp, and Miles Teller also star.The title Project X was initially a placeholder for a final title, but interest generated by the secretive title kept it in place. A nationwide open casting call was employed to find fresh faces. The majority of the cast were sourced from this casting call, but a few with prior acting credits, such as Mann, were accepted after multiple auditions. Filming took place on sets in Los Angeles over five weeks on a US$12 million budget. The film is presented as a home movie from the perspective of an attendee using a camera to document the night's events.Project X was released theatrically in the United States on March 2, 2012, and grossed $102 million worldwide during its theatrical run. Criticism focused on the ""loathsome"" behavior of the lead characters and the disregard for the effects of drug use. Other reviews considered it funny and thrilling, and equated it to a modern incarnation of National Lampoon's Animal House. Following its release, organizers of various large-scale parties either referenced or used the film as inspiration, with some parties being directly named after the movie.<EOS>"
3134,141305,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullets_and_Saddles<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Anthony Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullets_and_Saddles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullets_and_Saddles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Beecher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullets_and_Saddles<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bullets and Saddles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullets_and_Saddles<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullets_and_Saddles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullets_and_Saddles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullets_and_Saddles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullets_and_Saddles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullets_and_Saddles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullets_and_Saddles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Range_Busters<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bullets and Saddles is a 1943 American Western film produced by Monogram Pictures Corporation shot at Corriganville. The film is the twenty-fourth and final entry in Monogram Pictures' ""Range Busters"" series, and it stars Ray ""Crash"" Corrigan as Dusty, Dennis Moore as Denny and Max Terhune as Alibi, with Julie Duncan, Budd Buster and Rose Plumer. Bullets and Saddles uses footage from Fugitive Valley, another film in the series.<EOS>"
3135,159971,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Greene_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Brodkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gerry Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susannah_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gielgud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirk_Bogarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilli_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Greene_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerry_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Brodkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oxford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cryptography_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sebastian (also known as Mister Sebastian) is a 1968 British spy film directed by David Greene, produced by Michael Powell, Herbert Brodkin and Gerry Fisher, and distributed by Paramount Pictures. The film is based on a story by Leo Marks, and Gerald Vaughan-Hughes wrote the screenplay.<EOS>"
3136,102504,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairy_Tales_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hurwitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairy_Tales_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairy_Tales_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hurwitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairy_Tales_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairy_Tales_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fairy Tales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairy_Tales_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairy_Tales_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairy_Tales_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairy_Tales_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairy_Tales_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairy_Tales_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairy_Tales_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairy_Tales_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Erotic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairy_Tales_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Hurwitz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fairy Tales, released in the UK as Adult Fairy Tales, is a 1978 sex comedy directed by Harry Hurwitz, the plot of which revolves around the stereotypical fairy tale.<EOS>"
3137,57062,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_P._Breakston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Ray_Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Classic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George P. Breakston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>C. Ray Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Hyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tetsu_Nakamura_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_Michie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_P._Breakston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Ray_Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_P._Breakston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Ray_Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Ray_Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Oriental Evil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Albert_Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Breakston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oriental_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_George_Breakston<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Oriental Evil is a 1951 American drama film directed and produced by George Breakston and starring Martha Hyer and Tetsu Nakamura.<EOS>
3138,21806,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Walker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Walker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Walker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Macfarlane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Utshimassits: Place of the Boss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_First_Nations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Newfoundland_and_Labrador<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Donald_Brittain_Award_winning_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Utshimassits:_Place_of_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Walker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Utshimassits: Place of the Boss is a Canadian documentary film, directed by John Walker and released in 1996. The film focuses on Davis Inlet (Utshimassits), an Innu community in Labrador which was the site of a major humanitarian crisis in the 1990s, and explores how the community's roots as a forcible resettlement of the previously nomadic Mushuau Innu First Nation contributed to the crisis.The film premiered on February 13, 1996 as an episode of the CBC Television documentary series Witness. At the 11th Gemini Awards, it won the Donald Brittain Award for best social or political documentary.<EOS>"
3139,63709,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_J._Cobb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Man of the West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leigh_Harline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Western_(genre)_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_ghost_towns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Revisionist_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Color_film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Reginald_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_the_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Mojave_Desert<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Man of the West is a 1958 American Western film noir film starring Gary Cooper and directed by Anthony Mann, produced by Walter Mirisch and distributed by United Artists. The screenplay, written by Reginald Rose, is based on the 1955 novel The Border Jumpers, by Will C. Brown. Julie London, Lee J. Cobb, Jack Lord, and Arthur O'Connell co-star with John Dehner, Robert J. Wilke, and Royal Dano in supporting roles. The film is one of Cooper's final Westerns.The film premiered on October 1, 1958. At the time of release, the film was largely panned by American critics, but it was praised by Jean-Luc Godard, who, before he became a director, was a film critic. Godard claimed that Man of the West was the best film of the year. Decades after the film's release, it has gained a cult following and greater acclaim, with film historian Philip French claiming the film to be Anthony Mann's masterpiece, containing Cooper's finest performance.<EOS>"
3140,141346,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henri_Safran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Umbrella Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Barron Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicole_Kidman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Howard_(Australian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Spain_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Wingrove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henri_Safran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bush Christmas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Queensland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Queensland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henri_Safran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bush Christmas (also known as Prince and the Great Race) is a 1983 Australian Christmas drama film and a remake of the 1947 film of the same name. The film marked actress Nicole Kidman's first feature film role. It was filmed on location on the Lamington Plateau, Queensland. It is also notable for music by the Bushwackers.<EOS>"
3141,59207,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Valli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wallace_(Australian_comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Harvey_(Australian_screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wallace_(Australian_comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Let George Do It<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_George_Do_It_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_G._Hall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Let George Do It is a 1938 comedy starring popular stage comedian George Wallace. It was the first of two films Wallace made for Ken G. Hall at Cinesound Productions, the other one being Gone to the Dogs (1939). Hall later called Wallace ""in my opinion, easily the best comedian that this country has produced.""<EOS>"
3142,93831,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Palmer_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Palmer_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alpine Antics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Alps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpine_Antics_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Palmer_(animator)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Alpine Antics is a 1929 animated cartoon by Winkler Productions and features Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.<EOS>
3143,164268,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Schroeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Outsider Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Schroeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randolf_Turrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Schroeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Matzkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M._Emmet_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Angarano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Schroeder_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Schroeder_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randolf_Turrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Schroeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Matzkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Schroeder_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Man in the Chair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_old_age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Chair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Schroeder<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Man in the Chair is a 2007 independent film written and directed by Michael Schroeder. The film stars Christopher Plummer, Michael Angarano, M. Emmet Walsh, and Robert Wagner.<EOS>"
3144,167122,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Riff Raffy Daffy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_homelessness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinecolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_department_stores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riff_Raffy_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_police_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Riff Raffy Daffy is a 1948 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Arthur Davis. The cartoon was released on November 27, 1948, and stars Daffy Duck and Porky Pig.<EOS>"
3145,126130,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wallace_(Australian_comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wallace_(Australian_comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._McLeod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Ticket in Tatts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Ticket_in_Tatts_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_F._W._Thring<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Ticket in Tatts is a 1934 musical comedy film starring popular stage comedian George Wallace as an accident-prone stablehand. It was the last of three films Wallace made for F. W. Thring.<EOS>
3146,113370,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:October_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Carliner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Greenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Bob Thornton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miranda Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Farrah Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:October_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Apostle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Apostle: Music from and Inspired by the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_Christian_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Gospel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Independent_Spirit_Award_for_Best_Film_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Country_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Mansfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apostle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rising_Tide_Records_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Apostle is a 1997 American drama film written and directed by Robert Duvall, who stars in the title role. John Beasley, Farrah Fawcett, Walton Goggins, Billy Bob Thornton, June Carter Cash, Miranda Richardson, and Billy Joe Shaver also appear. It was filmed on location in and around Saint Martinville and Des Allemands, Louisiana with some establishing shots done in the Dallas, Texas area. The majority of the film was shot in the Louisiana areas of Sunset and Lafayette.The film was screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival. For his performance, Duvall was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor. The film won the Independent Spirit Award for Best Film for 1997.<EOS>"
3147,78869,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Rosenfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keenan_Wynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cherie_Currie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wavelength<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tangerine_Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wavelength_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wavelength is a 1983 science fiction film written and directed by Mike Gray and starring Robert Carradine, Cherie Currie, and Keenan Wynn.<EOS>"
3148,112905,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Sonnenfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hummie_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Shaiman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anjelica Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raul Julia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Sonnenfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Wilson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caroline_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Addams Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Addams Family: Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mad_scientist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_Halloween<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marc_Shaiman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Larry_Wilson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Barry_Sonnenfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Caroline_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Addams_Family_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Addams_Family_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Addams Family is a 1991 American supernatural black comedy film based on the characters from the cartoon created by cartoonist Charles Addams and the 1964 television series produced by David Levy. Directed by former cinematographer Barry Sonnenfeld in his feature directorial debut, the film stars Anjelica Huston, who was nominated for a Golden Globe for her performance as Morticia Addams, Raul Julia as Gomez Addams, and Christopher Lloyd as Fester Addams. The film focuses on a bizarre, macabre, aristocratic family who reconnect with someone whom they believe to be a long-lost relative, Gomez's brother Fester Addams.The film was noted for its turbulent production. Originally developed at Orion, the film went $5 million over budget due to constant rewrites throughout shooting; health problems of people involved in the filming; and an overall stressful filming for Sonnenfeld himself, which caused multiple delays. The rise in production costs from the film's $25 million budget to $30 million led Orion, financially struggling and fearful of another big-budget flop, to sell the film to Paramount, who completed the film and handled the film's domestic distribution. Orion distributed the film internationally through Columbia Pictures. The film was commercially successful, making back almost seven times its production costs, and was followed by a sequel, Addams Family Values.<EOS>"
3149,159923,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chuck Jones, Friz Freleng, Bob Clampett, Frank Tashlin, Zack Schwartz, George Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:US_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Gordon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:US_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:P._D._Eastman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Munro_Leaf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Private Snafu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_characters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Male_characters_in_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dr._Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_government_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Private_Snafu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_1943<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_characters_introduced_in_1943<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_human_characters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_American_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_soldiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_World_War_II_veterans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Private_Snafu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._cartoon_characters<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Private Snafu is the title character of a series of black-and-white American instructional adult animated shorts, ironic and humorous in tone, that were produced between 1943 and 1945 during World War II, and voiced by Mel Blanc. The films were designed to instruct service personnel about security, proper sanitation habits, booby traps and other military subjects, and to improve troop morale. Primarily, they demonstrate the negative consequences of doing things wrong. The main character's name is a play on the military slang acronym SNAFU, ""Situation Normal: All Fucked Up"" (often minced as ""All Fouled Up""). The series was directed by Chuck Jones and other prominent Hollywood animators.<EOS>"
3150,69589,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Paige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shemp_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grace_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Andrews_Sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>How's About It<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How's_About_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>How's About It is a 1943 musical film starring The Andrews Sisters.<EOS>
3151,31944,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Daniel Vance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Coker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Rubey Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Thompson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Haig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Sandor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockne_Tarkington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_X._Slattery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Nolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The No Mercy Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_No_Mercy_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The No Mercy Man (also known as Bad Man, Trained to Kill, and Trained to Kill USA) is a 1973 action film with elements of a modern-day Western starring Steve Sandor, Rockne Tarkington, Sid Haig, Ron Thompson, Mike Lane, and Richard X. Slattery.  The film was co-written (with Michael Nolin) and directed by Daniel Vance in his first and last feature film. The film was shot in Todd-AO by Dean Cundey in his first feature film with Buddy Joe Hooker arranging the stunt work and acting as second unit director. Master Jerry Druckerman acted as the film's martial arts technical advisor.Film director Quentin Tarantino programmed The No Mercy Man as part of a March 2011 revenge film triple feature at the New Beverly Cinema, which Tarantino took over in March 2007. The websites Letterboxd, and The Grindhouse Database list this movie as belonging to the vetsploitation subgenre.<EOS>"
3152,56430,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>J. Arthur Rank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>'executive'<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Jourdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Michell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Belinda_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_O'Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Kirwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dangerous Exile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georges_Auric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Louis_XVI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_Revolution_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Patrick_Kirwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_princes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1795<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Exile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Louis_XVII<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dangerous Exile is a 1957 British historical drama film directed by Brian Desmond Hurst and starring Louis Jourdan, Belinda Lee, Anne Heywood and Richard O'Sullivan. It concerns the fate of Louis XVII, who died in 1795 as a boy, yet was popularly believed to have escaped from his French revolutionary captors.<EOS>"
3153,110576,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Alves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Graham Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Landsburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Hitzig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bess Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louis Gossett Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon MacCorkindale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Alves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Landsburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Hitzig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guerdon_Trueblood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Gottlieb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jaws 3-D<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jaws 3-D: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Orchestral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_amusement_parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shark_attacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sharks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alan_Landsburg_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:SeaWorld_Orlando<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Orlando,_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jaws_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws_3-D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Carl_Gottlieb<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Jaws 3-D (titled Jaws III in its 2-D form) is a 1983 American horror film directed by Joe Alves and starring Dennis Quaid, Bess Armstrong, Simon MacCorkindale and Louis Gossett Jr. As the second sequel to Steven Spielberg's Jaws it was the third installment in the Jaws franchise. The film follows the Brody children from the previous films to SeaWorld, a Florida marine park with underwater tunnels and lagoons. As the park prepares for opening, a young great white shark infiltrates the park from the sea, seemingly attacking and killing the park's employees. Once the shark is captured, it becomes apparent that a second, much larger shark also entered the park and was the real culprit.The film made use of 3D during the revived interest in the technology in the 1980s, amongst other horror films such as Friday the 13th Part III and Amityville 3-D. Cinema audiences could wear disposable cardboard polarized 3D glasses to create the illusion that elements penetrate the screen. Several shots and sequences were designed to utilize the effect, such as the shark's destruction. Since 3D was ineffective in home viewing until the advent of 3D televisions in the late 2000s, the alternative title Jaws III is used for television broadcasts and home media.To a lesser degree than its predecessors, Jaws 3-D was still commercially successful despite overwhelmingly negative reviews. It was followed by Jaws: The Revenge in 1987, which retroactively ignores this film.<EOS>"
3154,161293,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hickenlooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Pfeffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donald Zuckerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hickenlooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hickenlooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oja_Kodar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._X._Feeney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_St._Louis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_St._Louis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nu_Image_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Brass_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_by_Orson_Welles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Big Brass Ring is a 1999 drama film, starring William Hurt, Nigel Hawthorne, Irene Jacob, Jefferson Mays and Miranda Richardson (who was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for her performance).  The film's script was heavily rewritten by George Hickenlooper and F. X. Feeney from a previous screenplay written by Orson Welles and Oja Kodar in the early 1980s; Hickenlooper also directed the film.<EOS>"
3155,106991,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christine Cattell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Vernon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Fell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Sherwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Schwartz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keith Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katherine Trowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Birman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Backewich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Swiednicki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thom Haverstock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Heartbreak High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heartbreak_High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Heartbreak High, also known as The Kinky Coaches And The Pom Pom Pussycats, is a 1981 American and Canadian comedy film directed by Mark Warren. The music was composed by Richard Cooper. The film stars John Vernon, Norman Fell, Robert Forster, Thom Haverstock, Terry Swiednicki and Keith Brown in the lead roles.<EOS>"
3156,24552,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Putch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Munson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Coburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blake_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Costas_Mandylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Rahm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Kaufman_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_McCullough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Finola_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Vennera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Poindexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bauer_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Dean Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keoni_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Intrepid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intrepid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Intrepid, also known as Deep Water, is a 2000 action film directed by John Putch, written by Keoni Waxman (under the name Darby Black) and produced by Jim Wynorski. This film stars James Coburn, Costas Mandylor,  Finola Hughes, Blake Clark, Julie McCullough, and Kevin Rahm.<EOS>"
3157,12054,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sheldon Pinchuk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Chisholm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lori-Etta Taub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Coyote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Courtney_Thorne-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thriller_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Terry_Plumeri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breach_of_Conduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Breach of Conduct, also known as Tour of Duty, is a 1994 American thriller television film directed by Tim Matheson and written by Scott Abbott. It starred Peter Coyote and Courtney Thorne-Smith.<EOS>"
3158,153382,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Berg_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Reardon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Iwona Echt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeroen Jedeloo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carousel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Viral_marketing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Advertisements<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Philips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Winners_of_the_Cannes_Lions_International_Advertising_Festival_Film_Grand_Prix<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Carousel is an online advertisement launched in April 2009 by Philips to promote Philips Cinema 21:9 LCD televisions. The 139-second (2m19s) piece is a continuous tracking shot of a frozen moment after an armoured car heist gone wrong, with robbers dressed in clown masks holding a pitched battle with police officers inside a hospital. The campaign surrounding Carousel was led by the central Philips team at DDB in London and produced by  advertising agency Tribal DDB in Amsterdam. It was directed by Adam Berg, with production contracted to London-based production company Stinkdigital. The ad went on to become a huge critical success, winning the advertising industry's most prestigious award: the Grand Prix at the Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival. It is only the second online advertisement to win in the Film category, after Dove's Evolution in 2007. Scenes from Carousel were used in the music video for hip hop artist 50 Cent's single ""Ok, You're Right"".<EOS>"
3159,160984,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Cutts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._M._Woolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivor_Novello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mabel_Poulton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_Jeans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Cutts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._M._Woolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Return of the Rat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Rat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Graham_Cutts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Return of the Rat is a 1929 British sound drama film directed by Graham Cutts and starring Ivor Novello, Isabel Jeans and Mabel Poulton. While the film has no audible dialog, it was released with a synchronized musical score with sound effects. It was made by Gainsborough Pictures at their Islington Studios. It was also released in a silent version for cinemas not wired for sound.<EOS>"
3160,154773,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bobby Newmyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Pantoliano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oliver Platt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Caan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rose McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diamond Dallas Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ready to Rumble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wyoming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_S._Clinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Professional_wrestling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steven_Brill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready_to_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_Championship_Wrestling<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ready to Rumble is a 2000 American buddy comedy wrestling film directed by Brian Robbins and written by Steven Brill, which is based on Turner Broadcasting System's now defunct professional wrestling promotion, World Championship Wrestling (WCW). The film stars David Arquette, Oliver Platt, Scott Caan, Bill Goldberg, Rose McGowan, Diamond Dallas Page, Joe Pantoliano and Martin Landau.The film draws its title from ring announcer Michael Buffer's catchphrase, ""Let's get ready to rumble!"", and features many wrestlers from WCW.<EOS>"
3161,165219,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moms_at_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Omoni Oboli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moms_at_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Film One Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moms_at_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Moses Babatope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moms_at_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Funke Akindele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moms_at_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yul_Edochie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moms_at_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eucharia Anunobi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moms_at_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Omoni_Oboli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moms_at_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Moms at War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moms_at_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Nigeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moms_at_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moms_at_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moms_at_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moms_at_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Nigerian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moms_at_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nigerian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Moms at War is a 2018 Nigerian comedy drama film directed by Omoni Oboli. It stars Funke Akindele as well as Michelle Dede, the former of whom won an award for her role as Best Actress in a Comedy (Movie/TV Series) at the 2020 Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards.The film is a collaboration between Inkblot, FilmOne, and Dioni Visions. It was premiered in August 2018 at the Filmhouse Cinemas in Lekki, Lagos. It was released on August 17, 2018.<EOS>"
3162,31744,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Milton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Curzon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Goodner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Milton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lajos_Bíró<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miles_Malleson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strange Evidence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Milton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_crime_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Strange Evidence (also known as Dance of the Witches, and Wife in Pawn) is a 1933 British crime film directed by Robert Milton, produced by Alexander Korda and written by Lajos Bíró and Miles Malleson. Starring Leslie Banks, George Curzon, Carol Goodner and Frank Vosper,  it is a film made by Alexander Korda's London Film Productions at British and Dominions Imperial Studios, Elstree, with art direction by R.Holmes Paul.<EOS>"
3163,161927,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Film_Theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ely_A._Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Owen_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Cox_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Bolam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constance_Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Film_Theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ely_A._Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Storey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In Celebration<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom, United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Gunning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ely_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Celebration<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lindsay_Anderson<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>In Celebration is a 1975 British drama film directed by Lindsay Anderson and starring Alan Bates, Brian Cox, James Bolam, Bill Owen, Gabrielle Daye and Constance Chapman. It is based on the 1969 stage production of the same name by David Storey which was also directed by Anderson and starred all of the same cast members. The movie was produced and released as part of the American Film Theatre, which adapted theatrical works for a subscription-driven cinema series. It was meant to be shown theatrically with tickets sold in advance.<EOS>"
3164,103806,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guido_Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffith_Jones_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maureen_Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Mikell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guido_Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Erickson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kill Her Gently<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Her_Gently<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Saunders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kill Her Gently is a 1957 British second feature thriller film directed by Charles Saunders and starring Griffith Jones, Maureen Connell and Marc Lawrence. It was written by Paul Erickson.<EOS>"
3165,160421,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Winston Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Rouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>see below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Rouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>UFO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>( Unidentified Flying Objects )<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ufology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:UFO_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Unidentified_flying_objects<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>UFO (full title: Unidentified Flying Objects: The True Story of Flying Saucers) is a 1956 American semi-documentary about the development of the UFO phenomenon in the United States. Clips from the documentary have often been used in other UFO documentaries and television episodes related to UFOs.<EOS>
3166,127063,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:McG<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Drew Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Curry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cameron Diaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Rockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucy Liu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:McG<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Charlie's Angels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_airplanes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Edward_Shearmur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_August<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ed_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_McG<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flower_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Drew_Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Angels_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Charlie's_Angels_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Charlie's Angels is a 2000 American spy action comedy film directed by McG in his feature film directorial debut, and written by Ryan Rowe, Ed Solomon, and John August. It is the first film in the Charlie's Angels trilogy, a continuation of the television series of the same name created by Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts. Unlike the original series, the film features more comic elements.The movie stars Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore, and Lucy Liu as three women working in a private detective agency in Los Angeles. John Forsythe reprised his role as the unseen Charlie's voice from the original series. Bill Murray also stars as John Bosley, replacing David Doyle, who played the role in the original series. It also stars Sam Rockwell, Tim Curry and Kelly Lynch while Crispin Glover, Matt LeBlanc, Luke Wilson and Tom Green appear in supporting roles.The film was released on November 3, 2000, in the United States by Sony Pictures Releasing under its Columbia Pictures label, and grossed $264.1 million worldwide. The film received mixed reviews from critics.<EOS>"
3167,164507,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concorde-New_Horizons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher R. Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vernon Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Johnson_(actor,_born_1959)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Duffis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concorde-New_Horizons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nam Angels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Outlaw_biker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Philippine_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nam_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Philippine_war_drama_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Nam Angels is a 1989 Philippine biker Vietnam war film directed by Cirio H. Santiago and written by Dan Gagliasso. The film was released in West Germany as Hell's Angels in Vietnam.<EOS>
3168,168342,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eustace Wyatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Hector<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arthur Maitland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Spottswood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Violet Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Podmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Three Garridebs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>US<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_as_pilots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_series_premieres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sherlock_Holmes_films_based_on_works_by_Arthur_Conan_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_in_American_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Three_Garridebs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Three Garridebs is a 1937 television presentation that aired on NBC,  based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's 1924 story ""The Adventure of the Three Garridebs"". Louis Hector played Sherlock Holmes, the first actor to do so on television.<EOS>"
3169,41059,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Madden_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Miramax Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sarah Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judi Dench<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geoffrey Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Westhead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Antony Sher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Pasco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Madden_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Brock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mrs Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Drama_Actress_Golden_Globe-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Victorian_era<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stephen_Warbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Queen_Victoria_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1863<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Scottish_Borders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Madden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mrs_Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Benjamin_Disraeli<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mrs Brown (also released in cinemas as Her Majesty, Mrs Brown) is a 1997 British drama film starring Judi Dench, Billy Connolly, Geoffrey Palmer, Antony Sher, and Gerard Butler in his film debut. It was written by Jeremy Brock and directed by John Madden. The film was produced by the BBC and Ecosse Films with the intention of being shown on BBC One and on WGBH's Masterpiece Theatre. However, it was acquired by Miramax and released to unexpected success, going on to earn more than $13.2 million worldwide. The story concerns a recently widowed Queen Victoria and her relationship with a Scottish servant, John Brown, a trusted servant of her deceased husband, and the subsequent uproar it provoked. Brown had served Victoria's Prince Consort, Prince Albert; Victoria's Household thought Brown might help the Queen who had remained in mourning since the Prince Consort's death in 1861.The film was screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 1997 Cannes Film Festival and released in the United Kingdom on 5 September 1997. Judi Dench won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama and the BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role; additionally, she was nominated for many other awards for her performance, including the Academy Award for Best Actress and the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role, but lost both awards to Helen Hunt for her role in As Good as It Gets.<EOS>"
3170,164652,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marguerite_Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Barrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Shine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monckton_Hoffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Under the Greenwood Tree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transitional_sound_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Greenwood_Tree_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Thomas_Hardy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Under the Greenwood Tree  is a 1929 British sound part-talkie historical drama film directed by Harry Lachman and starring Marguerite Allan, Nigel Barrie and Wilfred Shine. It is an adaptation of the 1872 novel Under the Greenwood Tree by Thomas Hardy.<EOS>"
3171,78003,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A.M. Salomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two for Danger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_for_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two for Danger is a 1940 British second feature ('B') comedy crime film directed by George King and starring Barry K. Barnes, Greta Gynt and Ian McLean. It was written by Hugh Gray, Brock Williams and Basil Woon.<EOS>"
3172,102473,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Disarmament Conference<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_jungles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disarmament_Conference_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Disarmament Conference is a 1931 short animated film distributed by Columbia Pictures, and part of the long-running film series featuring Krazy Kat.<EOS>"
3173,170980,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Gregor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Benjamin Glazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Patrick_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>June Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Barraud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Gregor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Glazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melchior_Lengyel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Glazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Krafft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horace_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strange Cargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pathé_Exchange_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Gregor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strange Cargo is a 1929 American mystery film directed by Arthur Gregor and starring Lee Patrick, June Nash, and George Barraud. It was the first full ""All-Talking"" sound film produced by Pathé Exchange, shortly afterwards to be merged into the major studio RKO Pictures. A separate silent version was also produced for theaters that had not yet been wired for sound.It was based on a play called The Missing Man, with the adaptation worked on by an uncredited Paul Bern. The film's sets were designed by the art director Edward C. Jewell. It received a good critical reception following its Los Angeles premiere.<EOS>"
3174,28725,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_P._Cosmatos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlo_Ponti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcello_Mastroianni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_P._Cosmatos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlo_Ponti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Katz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_P._Cosmatos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Massacre in Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ennio_Morricone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_Campaign_of_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_massacres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Massacre_in_Rome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_P._Cosmatos<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Massacre in Rome (Italian: Rappresaglia) is a 1973 Italian war drama film directed by George Pan Cosmatos about the Ardeatine massacre which occurred at the Ardeatine caves in Rome, 24 March 1944, committed by the Germans as a reprisal for a partisan attack against the SS Police Regiment Bozen. The film was based on the 1967 book Death in Rome by Robert Katz. An Italian court gave producer Carlo Ponti and director Cosmatos a six-month suspended sentence for their film which claimed Pope Pius XII knew of and did nothing about the execution of Italian hostages by the Germans. The charges eventually were dropped on appeal. The names of the victims are shown in the closing credits, as opposed to the cast credits and crew members.<EOS>"
3175,69626,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>How to Play Golf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goofy_(Disney)_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Golf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golf_animation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>How to Play Golf is a 1944 short animated Walt Disney Productions film directed by Jack Kinney. Eight minutes long, it was distributed by RKO, and was a part of a series where Goofy learned to play various sports.<EOS>"
3176,55792,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Douglas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Quincy Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Hirschman, Executive Producer   Walter Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Poitier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Zerbe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_McNair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Douglas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Hirschman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Trustman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_R._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>They Call Me Mister Tibbs!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Quincy_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_Me_Mister_Tibbs!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Virgil_Tibbs<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>They Call Me Mister Tibbs! is a 1970 American DeLuxe Color neo-noir crime drama film directed by Gordon Douglas. The second installment in a trilogy, the release was preceded by In the Heat of the Night (1967) and followed by The Organization (1971). The film's title was taken from a line in the first film.Sidney Poitier reprised his role of police detective Virgil Tibbs, though in this sequel, Tibbs is working for the San Francisco Police rather than the Philadelphia Police (as in the original film) or the Pasadena Police (as in the novels).<EOS>"
3177,165144,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Arts_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Granger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Arts_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Crooked Road<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Big Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Morris_West<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Crooked Road is a 1965 British film directed and co-written by Don Chaffey. It stars Stewart Granger, Robert Ryan and Janet Munro. It is based on the 1957 novel The Big Story by Morris West. An American journalist plans to expose as a crook the dictator of a small Balkan state, but finds himself framed for murder.<EOS>"
3178,132723,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Partridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Orchard_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mel Eslyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jennifer Lafleur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Taylor Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ross Partridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oona Laurence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Bower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jess Weixler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Partridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Orchard_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Lafleur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Eslyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Partridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lamb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamb_(2015_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Orchard_(company)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lamb is an American drama film, written and directed by Ross Partridge. The film was adapted from the novel of the same name by Bonnie Nadzam. The film stars Ross Partridge, Oona Laurence, Jess Weixler, and Tom Bower.The film had its world premiere at the SXSW film festival on March 14, 2015. The film was released in a limited release on January 8, 2016, before being released through video on demand on January 12, 2016 by The Orchard.<EOS>"
3179,101808,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Burrows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Georges Delerue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Francis Veber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aaron Russo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth McMillan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robyn Douglass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan O'Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Burrows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Veber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Russo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Veber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Partners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Partners: Music from the Motion Picture Composed and Conducted by Georges Delerue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georges_Delerue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_police_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Los_Angeles_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Partners_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Burrows<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Partners  is a 1982 American gay-themed buddy comedy film directed by James Burrows and starring Ryan O'Neal and John Hurt as a mismatched pair of cops.<EOS>
3180,87590,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Raffill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pacific_International_Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arthur R. Dubs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Buck_Flower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Logan_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Rattray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Across the Great Divide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Across_the_Great_Divide_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stewart_Raffill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Across the Great Divide is a 1976 American Western film directed by Stewart Raffill and starring Robert Logan, Heather Rattray, and George Buck Flower. The film was shot on location in Utah and Canada.<EOS>"
3181,161287,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mira King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_5_(UK)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TLC_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RDF Rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Discovery Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mira King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_5_(UK)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TLC_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Supersize She<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_female_bodybuilding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Channel_5_(British_TV_channel)_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TLC_(TV_network)_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_female_bodybuilding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supersize_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_in_bodybuilding<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Supersize She, or Super Size She, is a 2005 television documentary focused on British professional female bodybuilder Joanna Thomas.  The title was a take-off on the success of the film Super Size Me.  The one-hour program premiered at the MIPTV in April 2005. Since airing on Channel 5, it has been sold and distributed to over 30 countries.<EOS>"
3182,69035,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jimmy Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Freddie Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Terence Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>-<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rank Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>MGM-EMI Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Continental Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>AVCO Embassy Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner-Pathé Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.-Seven Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jimmy Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Nelson Keys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roy Skeggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frankenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Resurrection_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Frankenstein_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_based_on_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(Hammer_film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_1957<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frankenstein is a British horror-adventure film series produced by Hammer Film Productions. The films, loosely based on the 1818 novel Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelley, are centered on Baron Victor Frankenstein, who experiments in creating a creature beyond human. The series is part of the larger Hammer horror oeuvre.<EOS>"
3183,45925,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Hartman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_MacLaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Perkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Hartman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Michael_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johann_Nestroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Wilder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Oxenford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Matchmaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Adolph_Deutsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Michael_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1884<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Matchmaker_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:A_Day_Well_Spent<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Matchmaker is a 1958 American comedy film directed by Joseph Anthony. The film stars Shirley Booth in her final film, Anthony Perkins, and Shirley MacLaine. The screenplay by John Michael Hayes is based on the 1955 play of the same name by Thornton Wilder. The costumes were by Edith Head.<EOS>"
3184,141278,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lorenzo Doumani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Prism Leisure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lorenzo Doumani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christian E. Dirkes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven R. Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_Heigl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Takei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Doohan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Epperson_Doumani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bug Buster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Buster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bug Buster is a 1998 American comedy horror film directed by Lorenzo Doumani. It is the only known film to be written by Malick Khoury. In the United Kingdom, this film was released under the title Some Things Never Die.<EOS>"
3185,136420,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giles_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Giles Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Grana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stefan Wodoslawsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christine Pak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fernanda Tavares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beverley Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wally Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giles_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giles_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giles_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Straw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_docufiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Straw_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Giles_Walker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Straw is a Canadian comedy film, released in 1987. Directed by Giles Walker and written by Walker and David Wilson, the film is a sequel to the films The Masculine Mystique and 90 Days.In The Last Straw, Alex (Sam Grana) and Laura (Fernanda Tavares) are now running the sperm donation business proposed in 90 Days, while Blue (Stefan Wodoslawsky) and Hyang-Sook (Christine Pak) are ready to start a family but have discovered that Blue is infertile. Alex becomes embroiled in international espionage when foreign countries are willing to pay millions of dollars or even to commit kidnapping because his sperm is so highly prized, while Blue's infertility places a strain on his relationship with Hyang-Sook.The film was originally announced in 1986 as being slated to premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in 1987, although it did not do so and instead premiered at the 1987 Festival of Festivals. A short preview teaser was however screened at the Berlin International Film Festival.<EOS>"
3186,14664,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlton_Heston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Snell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Rey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmen_Sevilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlton_Heston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juan_Luis_Galiardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hildegarde_Neil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlton_Heston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Snell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlton_Heston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Epic_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Historical_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swiss_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Scott_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Swiss_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Antony_and_Cleopatra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charlton_Heston<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Antony and Cleopatra is a 1972 film adaptation of the play of the same name by William Shakespeare, directed by and starring Charlton Heston, and made by the Rank Organisation. Heston and Hildegarde Neil portray the titular roles of Mark Antony and Cleopatra, with a supporting cast featuring Eric Porter, John Castle, Fernando Rey, Carmen Sevilla, Freddie Jones, Peter Arne, Douglas Wilmer, Julian Glover and Roger Delgado. The picture was produced by Peter Snell from a screenplay by Federico De Urrutia and the director.<EOS>"
3187,135808,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nu_Image<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astral_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:October_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmline_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lithgow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tia_Carrere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Ian_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nu_Image<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astral_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:October_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmline_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Harding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Geoffrion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hollow Point<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Point<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hollow Point is a 1996 film directed by Sidney J. Furie and starring Thomas Ian Griffith, Tia Carrere, John Lithgow, and Donald Sutherland.<EOS>"
3188,6318,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duncan_McRae_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Lindsay_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Ainley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olaf Hytten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Faith Bevan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Money<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edward_Bulwer-Lytton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Money is a 1921 British silent comedy film directed by Duncan McRae and starring Henry Ainley, Faith Bevan and Margot Drake. It is an adaptation of the 1840 comic play Money by Edward Bulwer-Lytton. The film had 5 reels.<EOS>"
3189,141912,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Douglas_Packard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Uncork'd Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Glenn Douglas Packard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darryl F. Gariglio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Noreen Marriott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shaun Cairo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Wilkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Raetz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lindsey Nicole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Douglas_Packard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Douglas_Packard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Douglas_Packard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pitchfork<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pitchfork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pitchfork is a 2016 horror film and the directorial debut of Glenn Douglas Packard. It premiered on September 23, 2016, at the Hot Springs Horror Film Festival, where it won ""Best First Time Filmmaker Horror"". By September 20, 2016, it was announced in Deadline Hollywood that Uncork’d Entertainment had acquired the film and it would have a limited theatrical release on January 6, 2017, and would be released on VOD January 13 of the same year.<EOS>"
3190,29944,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Hyams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lawrence Turman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rod Temperton, Dick Rudolph, and Bruce Swedien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Crystal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gregory Hines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Hyams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_DeVore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Running Scared<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_and_blues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Chicago_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Colombian_drug_cartels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Hyams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Scared_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Gary_DeVore<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Running Scared is a 1986 American action comedy film directed by Peter Hyams and written by Gary Devore and Jimmy Huston. It stars Gregory Hines and Billy Crystal as two Chicago police officers who attempt to bring down a drug dealer before they retire.The film was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer on June 27, 1986. It received mixed reviews, with praise for the performances of Hines and Crystal, but criticism for its mix of action and comedy, and grossed over $38 million.<EOS>"
3191,82824,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ján_Kadár<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Belafonte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milo_O'Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Belafonte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_Mostel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ida_Kamińska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ján_Kadár<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Belafonte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Gunn_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Malamud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Ribman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Angel Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_angels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_Levine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ján_Kadár<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Angel Levine is a 1970 American drama film directed by Ján Kadár and starring Zero Mostel, Harry Belafonte, Ida Kamińska, Milo O'Shea, and Gloria Foster. It is based on a short story by Bernard Malamud about Morris Mishkin, an elderly, impoverished New York City tailor who becomes unable to work due to health problems. His wife has also been seriously ill for two years, and their situation is now desperate. The tailor's Jewish faith, or lack of it, is challenged when a man calling himself Alexander Levine enters his life, claiming to be his guardian angel. Levine says that he must make the tailor believe in his mission, or fail to earn his angelic wings.<EOS>"
3192,83283,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Halpern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lenid Rolov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TLA_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lenid Rolov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stewart Halpern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Halpern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lenid_Rolov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TLA_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Halpern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lenid_Rolov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When Boys Fly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_gay_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Boys_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circuit_parties<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When Boys Fly is a 2002 documentary film about gay circuit parties directed by Stewart Halpern and Lenid Rolov.The documentary played a number of gay and lesbian film festivals before being released on Region 1 DVD on November 26, 2002.<EOS>"
3193,160169,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Nattiv<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Harms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Guy Nattiv<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jaime Ray Newman Andrew Carlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Macdonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackson_Robert_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bashy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lonnie Chavis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Nattiv<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaime_Ray_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Nattiv<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Nattiv<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Skin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_Action_Short_Film_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_racism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skin_(2018_short_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Skin is a 2018 American short drama film, directed by filmmaker Guy Nattiv. Co-written with Sharon Maymon, the film won the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film at the 91st Academy Awards, marking distributor Fox Searchlight Pictures' first win in the category.Nattiv's full-length feature Skin, also released in 2018, is not related to this film in terms of their narratives.<EOS>"
3194,7913,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Demme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cary Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pruitt Taylor Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natalie Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Uma Thurman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Hutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mira Sorvino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosie O'Donnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martha Plimpton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren Holly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Annabeth Gish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Rapaport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max Perlich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noah Emmerich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Demme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beautiful Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beautiful Girls: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Class_reunions_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elektra_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Scott_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elektra_Records_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ted_Demme<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Beautiful Girls is a 1996 American romantic comedy-drama film directed by Ted Demme and written by Scott Rosenberg. Its story follows New York jazz pianist Willie Conway, as he heads back to his hometown of Knight's Ridge, Massachusetts for his high school reunion, where he finds his friends evaluating their lives and relationships. The film stars Matt Dillon, Noah Emmerich, Lauren Holly, Timothy Hutton, Rosie O'Donnell, Martha Plimpton, Natalie Portman, Michael Rapaport, Mira Sorvino and Uma Thurman. It was produced by Cary Woods and was released on February 9, 1996, by Miramax Films. It received positive reviews and grossed $27 million worldwide.<EOS>"
3195,169735,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Krishna_Shah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cine Artists Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Continental Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Reel Media Int'l<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Beckerman_(movie_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Earl_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_E._Mosley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Gossett_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cicely_Tyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glynn_Turman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonelle_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Krishna_Shah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Beckerman_(movie_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_A._Walker_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The River Niger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Niger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The River Niger is a 1976 film adaptation of the 1972 Joseph A. Walker play of the same title. The film was directed by Krishna Shah, and starred James Earl Jones, Cicely Tyson, and Louis Gossett Jr. The film had a limited commercial release in 1976 and has rarely been seen in later years. The soundtrack is by War, including the theme song ""River Niger"".<EOS>"
3196,32170,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_Darnborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_Darnborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noël Coward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Leighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_Darnborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_Darnborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noël_Coward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Astonished Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Astonished_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Fisher<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Astonished Heart is a 1950 British drama film directed by Terence Fisher and Antony Darnborough. Starring Celia Johnson, Noël Coward, and Margaret Leighton, the film is based on Coward's play The Astonished Heart from his cycle of ten plays, Tonight at 8.30.Inspired by the great success of the 1945 film Brief Encounter, which also had been adapted from Tonight at 8:30, Coward agreed to have The Astonished Heart produced as a motion picture. As with the previous film, Coward also wrote the screenplay. Production began in 1949 and featured not only Noël Coward in one of his rare film appearances, but also actor-singer Graham Payn in a supporting role. The Astonished Heart was released in 1950 to indifferent reviews and was a commercial failure.The title is taken from a passage in the Bible Deuteronomy 28:28: ""The LORD shall smite thee with madness, and blindness, and astonishment of heart"", referenced by the lead character.<EOS>"
3197,2145,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Farkas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Almi_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herman Grigsby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Farkas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Almi_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Farkas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prime Risk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_financial_crises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prime_Risk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Political_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Prime Risk is a 1985 thriller film directed by Michael Farkas and starring Lee Montgomery and Toni Hudson.<EOS>
3198,99126,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Escape_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Escape_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Escape_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Escape_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Escape_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Goodchild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Escape_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>No Escape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Escape_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Escape_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Escape_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Escape_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Escape_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Escape_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Escape_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Escape_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>No Escape is a 1936 British thriller film directed by Norman Lee and starring Valerie Hobson, Leslie Perrins and Robert Cochran. The screenplay concerns a man who attempts to hide his friend for a month.<EOS>"
3199,169530,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brian Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>1<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>mediacs AG<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gerald Schubert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Al Munteanu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Popp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denise_Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Krumholtz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milla_Jovovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_Cauffiel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Montgomery Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Burns_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Burns_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Burns_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You Stupid Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Stupid_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Impact_of_the_September_11_attacks_on_cinema<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>You Stupid Man is a 2002 romantic comedy film written and directed by Brian Burns and starring Milla Jovovich, David Krumholtz, William Baldwin, Denise Richards, Dan Montgomery Jr., and Jessica Cauffiel.<EOS>"
3200,69547,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_H._Martinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leigh_Snowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_H._Martinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hot Rod Rumble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_H._Martinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Rumble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hot Rod Rumble is a US, low budget, black-and-white 1957 teen-oriented drag racing crime drama produced by Norman T. Herman and directed by Leslie H. Martinson. It stars Leigh Snowden and Richard Hartunian. The film tells the story of a clash within the Road Devils hot rod club when some of its members jump to a wrong conclusion following the accidental death of one of them in a car crash.Hot Rot Rumble was Hartunian's only film. The film itself spun off a novel and had its soundtrack released on an LP.<EOS>"
3201,123475,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bruce LaBruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Castro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Strand Releasing, ICA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_LaBruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Ward_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_LaBruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Castro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_LaBruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Castro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hustler White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amputees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pornography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_male_prostitution_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_gay_male_pornography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bruce_LaBruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustler_White<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alt_porn<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Hustler White is a 1996 satirical black comedy film written and directed by Rick Castro and Bruce LaBruce. Starring Tony Ward, Ron Athey, Glen Meadmore, Graham David Smith and LaBruce, the film follows a group of  hustlers and their customers on Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, California.<EOS>"
3202,113958,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Anatole Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Capra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Activities_Committee_of_the_Motion_Pictures_Industry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States_Office_of_War_Information<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>War Department Special Service Division<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Capra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Activities_Committee_of_the_Motion_Pictures_Industry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States_Office_of_War_Information<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_G._Epstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_J._Epstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Veiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Battle of Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anatole_Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Why_We_Fight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Capra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dimitri_Tiomkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Soviet_Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pro-Soviet_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Russia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eastern_Front_(World_War_II)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Battle of Russia (1943) is the fifth film of Frank Capra's Why We Fight documentary series. The longest film of the series, it has two parts. It was made in collaboration with Russian-born Anatole Litvak as primary director under Capra's supervision. Litvak gave the film its ""shape and orientation,"" and the film had seven writers with voice narration by Walter Huston. The score was done by the Russian-born Hollywood composer Dimitri Tiomkin and drew heavily on Tchaikovsky along with traditional Russian folk songs and ballads.The film historian Christopher Meir noted that the film's popularity ""extended beyond the military audience for it was initially intended, and was the second in the series to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.<EOS>"
3203,24096,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Bruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Miller_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Detouring America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vitaphone_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Detouring_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tex_Avery<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Detouring America is a 1939 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Tex Avery. The short was released on August 26, 1939.<EOS>"
3204,167650,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Drew Cullingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Smart Dog Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Fisher_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nicholas David Lean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Moseley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kane_Hodder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Berryman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Fisher_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shed of the Dead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_zombie_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shed_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shed of the Dead is a 2019 British comedy horror film directed by Drew Cullingham and produced by Nicholas David Lean & James Fisher. The movie has been described as ""Shaun of the Dead for the post-Walking Dead generation"".<EOS>"
3205,35659,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicole_Holofcener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Bregman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Aniston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Keener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_McDormand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Isaacs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Caan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Germann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_McBurney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicole_Holofcener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicole_Holofcener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Friends with Money<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Friends with Money OST<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_social_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nicole_Holofcener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friends_with_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Nicole_Holofcener<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Friends with Money is a 2006 American comedy-drama film written and directed by Nicole Holofcener. It stars Jennifer Aniston, Joan Cusack, Catherine Keener, Frances McDormand, Jason Isaacs, Scott Caan, Simon McBurney, and Greg Germann, and follows the personal relationships of a group of friends. It premiered at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival on January 19, 2006 and was released in the United States on April 7, 2006.<EOS>"
3206,160124,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Butt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:SBS_independent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Butt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anna Greive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob McAuley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bille_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paula_Arundell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Butt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:SBS_independent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Butt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Silent Storm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Guy_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Body_snatching<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Storm_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_in_the_environment<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Silent Storm is a 2003 Australian documentary film written and directed by Peter Butt.<EOS>
3207,122257,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nina Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stanley Tucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julianne Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Seymour Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Woody Harrelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Hutcherson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liam Hemsworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nina_Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Strong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hunger Games:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mockingjay – Part 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mass_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Babelsberg_Studio_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Peter_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Danny_Strong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 is a 2015 American dystopian action film directed by Francis Lawrence from a screenplay by Peter Craig and Danny Strong, based on the 2010 novel Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins. The sequel to The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 (2014), it is the fourth installment in The Hunger Games film series and the final installment in the original film series. The film stars Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Woody Harrelson, Elizabeth Banks, Julianne Moore, Jeffrey Wright, Stanley Tucci, Donald Sutherland, and in his final film role, Philip Seymour Hoffman. In the film, Katniss Everdeen (Lawrence) leads a team of rebels into the very heart of the Capitol to liberate it and all of Panem from the tyrannical leadership of Coriolanus Snow (Sutherland). This marks Hoffman’s final film appearance prior to his death.Together with its predecessor, principal photography began in September 2013 and lasted until June 2014, taking place back-to-back, with filming locations including Boston, Atlanta, Paris, Berlin, and Los Angeles. Hoffman, who died in February 2014, completed the majority of his scenes, although his death caused others to be rewritten.The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 premiered at the Sony Center in Berlin on November 4, 2015, and was released in the United States on November 20, by Lionsgate, in 2D, 3D, and IMAX. The film received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise for its performances (particularly Lawrence, Hutcherson and Sutherland's), screenplay, music, and action sequences; it was deemed a fitting end to the series, although some were divided on the decision to split the novel into two films. It grossed $661.4 million, making it the ninth-highest-grossing film of 2015.Among its accolades, the film was nominated for Best Fantasy Film at the 42nd Saturn Awards. It received three nominations at the 21st Empire Awards for Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Best Actress (Lawrence) and Best Production Design, while Lawrence was nominated for Best Actress in an Action Movie at the 21st Critics' Choice Awards.A prequel film, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes,  was released on November 17, 2023.<EOS>"
3208,6620,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Fouce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Bickford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lois_Moran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victor Varconi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Dillaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Riskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Howell_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Hopkins_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Men in Her Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Men_in_Her_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Riskin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Men in Her Life is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film directed by William Beaudine and starring Lois Moran, Charles Bickford and Victor Varconi. It was based on a 1930 novel by Warner Fabian (Samuel Hopkins Adams). It was made during a brief spell Beaudine had working at Columbia Pictures. Critics considered the film one of the studio's better B releases. Part of the film was set in the Café de la Paix in Paris which was reconstructed authentically at the Columbia studios. Columbia also made a Spanish-language version of this film, entitled Hombres en mi vida.<EOS>"
3209,3327,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_O'Steen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_O'Steen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Billy_Goldenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Stardust_Ballroom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_O'Steen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Queen of the Stardust Ballroom is an American musical television movie directed by Sam O'Steen and produced by Roger Gimbel, from the teleplay by Jerome Kass. It was broadcast by CBS on February 13, 1975. Maureen Stapleton, Charles Durning, and Charlotte Rae were nominated for Emmy Awards for their performances.<EOS>"
3210,72184,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Metter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rodney Dangerfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>M. Emmet Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Downey Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Kellerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burt Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrienne Barbeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keith Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paxton Whitehead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Metter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Ramis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodney_Dangerfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Torokvei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Kampmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Back to School<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harold_Ramis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_PJ_Torokvei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swimming_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wisconsin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Rodney_Dangerfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_Metter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steven_Kampmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_School<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:University_of_Wisconsin–Madison<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Back to School is a 1986 American comedy film starring Rodney Dangerfield, Keith Gordon, Sally Kellerman, Burt Young, Terry Farrell, William Zabka, Ned Beatty, Sam Kinison, Paxton Whitehead, Robert Downey Jr., M. Emmet Walsh, and Adrienne Barbeau. It was directed by Alan Metter. The plot centers on a wealthy but uneducated father (Dangerfield) who goes to college to show solidarity with his discouraged son Jason (Gordon) and learns that he cannot buy an education or happiness.Kurt Vonnegut has a cameo as himself, as does the band Oingo Boingo, whose frontman Danny Elfman composed the score for the film. The University of Wisconsin–Madison was used as a backdrop for the movie, although it was called ""Grand Lakes University"". The diving scenes were filmed at the since-demolished Industry Hills Aquatic Club in the City of Industry, California.Before the end credits, the message ""For ESTELLE Thanks For So Much"" is shown in dedication to Estelle Endler, one of the executive producers of the film, who died during production. She was Dangerfield's long-time manager, who helped him get into films such as Caddyshack.<EOS>"
3211,122490,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Stone<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Quintex Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edwin Self<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Brademan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Matthau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Blakely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Firth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnard_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Primetime_Emmy_Award_for_Outstanding_Made_for_Television_Movie_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1944<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Colorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_war_crimes_trials_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Incident_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurence_Rosenthal<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Incident is a 1990 American made-for-television drama film directed by Joseph Sargent and starring Walter Matthau, with supporting roles by Harry Morgan and Susan Blakely. It was originally broadcast on CBS on March 4, 1990. The film marked Matthau's return to television after many years.The film was followed by two sequels: Against Her Will: An Incident in Baltimore (1992) and Incident in a Small Town (1994).<EOS>"
3212,104611,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Hyde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_David<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Borgnine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Carney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Turkel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Hyde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_David<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_S._Sanford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ravagers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Fred_Karlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1991<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_the_U.S._Space_&_Rocket_Center<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ravagers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Compton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ravagers is a 1979 American science fiction action film directed by Richard Compton and based on the 1966 novel Path to Savagery by Robert Edmond Alter. The screenplay concerns survivors of a nuclear holocaust, who do what they can to protect themselves against ravagers, a mutated group of vicious marauders who terrorize the few remaining civilized inhabitants.<EOS>"
3213,136853,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Evelyn Keyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horace_McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Trivers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>There's Something About a Soldier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Something_About_a_Soldier_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_E._Green<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>There's Something About a Soldier is a 1943 American drama film directed by Alfred E. Green and starring Tom Neal, Evelyn Keyes and Bruce Bennett. It takes its title from a popular song of the same name.The film's sets were designed by the art director Lionel Banks.<EOS>"
3214,98011,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Philip_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Elliott_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_R._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Kerchner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Spradling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Antonio Bacci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Philip_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Elliott_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_R._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Kerchner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Philip_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Maslak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angel of Destruction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_of_Destruction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Philip_Moore<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Angel of Destruction is a 1994 film directed by Charles Philip Moore and starring Maria Ford, and Charlie Spradling. The film, produced and distributed by Concorde-New Horizons, was a Roger Corman production.<EOS>"
3215,136859,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Turteltaub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Motion_Picture_Corporation_of_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Stabler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brad Krevoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Kiel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Moll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Mull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Lupus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claudia Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Winslow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ari Meyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Gottschalk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Turteltaub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Motion_Picture_Corporation_of_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Krevoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Turteltaub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Think Big<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Think_Big_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jon_Turteltaub<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Think Big is a 1990 American adventure comedy film directed by Jon Turteltaub (in his directorial debut) and starring the ""Barbarian Brothers"" Peter and David Paul.<EOS>"
3216,82370,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles J. Bigelow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Hatton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Mack_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynne_Carver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_O'Donnell_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Law of the Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Law of the Valley is a 1944 American Western film directed by Howard Bretherton. This is the twelfth film in the ""Marshal Nevada Jack McKenzie"" series, and stars Johnny Mack Brown as Jack McKenzie and Raymond Hatton as his sidekick Sandy Hopkins, with Lynne Carver, Kirk Barron and Edmund Cobb.<EOS>"
3217,103799,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tinnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Malofilm International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Goudreau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_McDowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ironside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Aykroyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melissa_Altro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:René_Simard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tinnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tinnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kids of the Round Table<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Arthurian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_of_the_Round_Table<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Normand_Corbeil<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kids of the Round Table is a 1995 Canadian/American fantasy film written and directed by Robert Tinnell. Malcolm McDowell, Michael Ironside and newcomer Johnny Morina star in a modern-day adventure filled with medieval magic.<EOS>"
3218,125791,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jay Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cliff Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamish_Menzies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diana Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Man's Affair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jay_Lewis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Man's Affair is a 1949 British second feature ('B') comedy film directed by Jay Lewis and starring Hamish Menzies, Cliff Gordon and Diana Decker. It was written by Lewis and Harold Stewart, and made by Exclusive Films. Both Lewis and most of his crew were former members of the Army Kinematograph Service.The film portrays a pair of coal miners who meet two holidaying girls in the Kent resort of Ramsgate.<EOS>"
3219,25776,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mushroom_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Okazaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mushroom_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Okazaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mushroom_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mushroom Club<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mushroom_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mushroom_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mushroom_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mushroom_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mushroom_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mushroom_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mushroom_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mushroom_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mushroom_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Orton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mushroom_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steven_Okazaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mushroom_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_atomic_bombings_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Mushroom Club is a 2005 documentary short subject, directed by Steven Okazaki.The short film is about the nuclear bomb dropped on Hiroshima and its effects on the residents of that city sixty years later.In January 2006 it was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Documentary Short Subject. It lost to A Note of Triumph: The Golden Age of Norman Corwin.<EOS>"
3220,136295,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emlyn_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cathleen_Nesbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Belle Chrystall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Frightened Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Lady_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Frightened Lady is a 1932 British thriller film directed by T. Hayes Hunter and starring Emlyn Williams, Cathleen Nesbitt, Norman McKinnel and Belle Chrystall. It was adapted by Bryan Edgar Wallace from his father Edgar Wallace's 1931 play The Case of the Frightened Lady, which was adapted again later for a 1940 film.The film is also known as Criminal at Large in the United States.<EOS>"
3221,168186,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Trojan Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Skelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rose Hobart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry T. Morey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Shadow Laughs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shadow_Laughs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Shadow Laughs is a 1933 American Pre-Code mystery film directed by Arthur Hoerl and starring Hal Skelly, Rose Hobart and Harry T. Morey.<EOS>"
3222,64351,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Realm Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Negus-Fancey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Negus-Fancey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shoot to Kill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_to_Kill_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Winner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shoot to Kill is a 1960 British second feature ('B') crime film directed and written by Michael Winner and starring Dermot Walsh, Joy Webster and John M. East. It was Winner's first film as a director, and Lynn Redgrave's first film role.<EOS>"
3223,109626,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_I._Leeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Girard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_I._Leeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Girard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Buttolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_I._Leeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Shouldn't_Happen_to_a_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog is a 1946 American comedy crime film starring Carole Landis, Allyn Joslyn and Margo Woode, and directed by Herbert I. Leeds.<EOS>"
3224,159087,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Hannan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ross Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Gill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Black Planet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_planets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Black Planet is an Australian science fiction film directed by Paul Williams and starring Ross Williams, Brian Hannan, and Terry Gill.The plot is about two islands on the Planet Terre Verte. The planet is running out of energy, but is involved in an arms race. Despite this, President Kennealy is determined to send a mission to the newly discovered Black Planet. Non-too-bright Secret Agent Freddy Fairweather and Women's Libber Marigold Muffett get involved in hair-raising adventures as the drama unfolds, and the planet heads for nuclear war.<EOS>"
3225,160263,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinerama Releasing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Bock, Tom Mosk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Bock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Soul to Soul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ghana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Denis_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_in_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_to_Soul_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_music_in_Africa<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Soul to Soul is a 1971 documentary film about the Independence Day concert held in Accra, Ghana, on 6 March 1971. It features an array of mostly American R&B, soul, rock, and jazz musicians.Directed by Denis Sanders, Soul to Soul was released in August 1971. The film consists of extensive excerpts from the concert performances, along with documentary footage of the musicians' interactions with local Ghanaians in the days before the show.<EOS>"
3226,170628,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_Mostel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Thornton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julia_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ride of the Valkyrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_of_the_Valkyrie_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Howard_Blake<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ride of the Valkyrie is a 1967 British short comedy film directed by Peter Brook and starring Julia Foster, Zero Mostel, and Frank Thornton.<EOS>"
3227,38925,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Mastroianni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Susan McGuire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Damiano Tucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Spano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorian_Harewood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crystal_Bernard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Mastroianni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Armand_Mastroianni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Kevin_Kiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grave_Misconduct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Grave Misconduct is a 2008 thriller television film directed by Armand Mastroianni, starring Fran Bennett and Crystal Bernard.<EOS>"
3228,65254,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vinod_Pande<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yash_Raj_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vinod Pande<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vinod_Pande<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yash_Raj_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vinod_Pande<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Hindi-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Catholic_priests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_critical_of_the_Catholic_Church<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Sanjoy_Chowdhury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_erotic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sins is a 2005 English-language Indian drama film directed and produced by Vinod Pande. It stars Shiney Ahuja and Seema Rahmani. The film is based on a news story that Pande read in 1988 about a Kerala priest sentenced to death on sexual harassment and murder charges. The film depicts the unconventional passionate affair of a young girl with an older priest. Deciding to keep their love story confidential, things take such a twist that their love story takes a perpetual transformation into a story marked by jealousy, hatred, and treachery.The film has a few controversial topless scenes, as a result of which it received an A certificate from the censor board of India. The film depicting a Catholic priest romantically involved with a young woman, was protested against by those that felt it was a negative portrayal of Catholicism and indecent. Catholic Secular Forum filed a public interest litigation to stall its release but court cleared the film. Released on 25 February 2005 on 50 screens, the film was commercially unsuccessful.The film is based on a news story that Pande read in 1988 about a priest sentenced to death on sexual harassment and murder charges.<EOS>"
3229,150918,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Emmett Alston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cannon_Group,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>W. Michael Lewis & Laurin Rinder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roz_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Cramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kip_Niven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cannon_Group,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>New Year's Evil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Holiday_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_around_New_Year<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mass_murder_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Year's_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Emmett_Alston<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>New Year's Evil is a 1980 American slasher film written and directed by Emmett Alston, co-written by Leonard Neubauer, and starring Kip Niven, Roz Kelly, and Chris Wallace. The plot follows a Los Angeles punk rock and new wave show host who receives a series of phone calls during a televised New Year's Eve bash from a killer warning of impending murders that he plans to exact as the New Year dawns on each time zone.<EOS>"
3230,11168,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Bowers_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Isaac_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Bowers_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Isaac_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Body and Soul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_and_Soul_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Bowers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Body and Soul is a 1981 American sports drama film written by and starring Leon Isaac Kennedy and co-starring Jayne Kennedy. Directed by George Bowers, it is a remake of the 1947 film of the same name.<EOS>"
3231,85827,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garrison_Keillor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Prairie Home Companion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_radio_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_radio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Country_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_angels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Prairie_Home_Companion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_by_Garrison_Keillor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Prairie Home Companion is a 2006 American musical comedy film directed by Robert Altman in his final film. It is a fictional representation of behind-the-scenes activities at the long-running public radio show of the same name. The film received mostly positive reviews and was a moderate box-office success on a small budget. The film features an ensemble cast including Woody Harrelson, Tommy Lee Jones, Garrison Keillor, Kevin Kline, Lindsay Lohan, Virginia Madsen, John C. Reilly, Maya Rudolph, Meryl Streep, and Lily Tomlin.<EOS>"
3232,168284,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Martin_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Strange_Mrs._Crane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Strange Mrs. Crane is a 1948 American film noir directed by Sam Newfield (credited as Sherman Scott) and written by Al Martin for Eagle-Lion Films and starring Marjorie Lord, Robert Shayne and Pierre Watkin.<EOS>"
3233,82592,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Brodie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Friel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lonesome Ghosts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Donald_Duck_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_ghost_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lonesome Ghosts is a 1937 Disney animated cartoon, released through RKO Radio Pictures on Christmas Eve. It was directed by Burt Gillett and animated by Izzy (Isadore) Klein, Ed Love, Milt Kahl, Marvin Woodward, Bob Wickersham, Clyde Geronimi, Dick Huemer, Dick Williams, Art Babbitt, and Rex Cox. In the cartoon, four ghosts named Jasper, Grubb, Boo, and Moss are bored because they have scared away all of the inhabitants of their home, the Old McShiver mansion. The ghosts decide to hire Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy, who are ghost exterminators, in order to prank them. It was the 98th short in the Mickey Mouse film series to be released, and the ninth for that year. This short marked the first use of one of Goofy's catchphrases, ""Somethin' wrong here!"".<EOS>"
3234,70481,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Lancaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_Blum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Kibbee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oceania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Buttolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pacific_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_war_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Sea_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_adventure_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>South Sea Woman is a 1953 American black-and-white action-comedy-drama film starring Burt Lancaster, Virginia Mayo and Chuck Connors, and directed by Arthur Lubin. It was based on the play General Court Martial by William M. Rankin with the working title being Sulu Sea. The picture was written by Edwin Blum.Jeanine Basinger's and Jeremy Arnold's book The World War II Combat Film – Anatomy of a Genre calls the film a significant mixture of genres: tongue-in-cheek adventure, ""Flagg and Quirt"" (1926)-style service comedy, Road to...Hope and Crosby road film, South Seas, prison escape, pirate, World War II and costume drama mixing ridiculous comedy with hard-boiled action in ""Tell It to the Marines"" style.<EOS>"
3235,165919,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shopping_Bag_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bert Salzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shopping_Bag_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mildred_Dunnock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shopping_Bag_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Shopping Bag Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shopping_Bag_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shopping_Bag_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shopping_Bag_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shopping_Bag_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shopping_Bag_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shopping_Bag_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shopping_Bag_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Shopping Bag Lady is a 1975 American short film directed by Bert Salzman and starring Mildred Dunnock.<EOS>
3236,143035,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norberto_Barba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Newton Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Flock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrien Brody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Sadler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mario Van Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry Corbin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norberto_Barba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Solo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Android_(robot)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Franke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Solo_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Triumph_Films_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Solo is a 1996 American science fiction action film directed by Norberto Barba, and starring Mario Van Peebles, William Sadler, Adrien Brody, Barry Corbin and Demián Bichir. The film was based on the 1989 novel Weapon by Robert Mason, and was adapted into a screenplay by David L. Corley for Columbia/TriStar Pictures.It was released by Triumph Films on August 23, 1996, and grossed $5.1 million at the box office.<EOS>"
3237,75955,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow's_Child_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Menmuir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow's_Child_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Menmuir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow's_Child_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow's_Child_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow's_Child_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Broadcasting_Corporation_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow's_Child_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow's_Child_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_live_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow's_Child_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_Australian_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow's_Child_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_plays<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tomorrow's Child is an Australian television film, or rather a live one-off television play, which aired in 1957 on ABC. Directed by Raymond Menmuir, it is notable as an early example of Australian television comedy and was Australia's first live hour long drama. It was set in the future, making it technically Australia's first science fiction drama.<EOS>"
3238,136077,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Enterprise Pictures Limited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Kustow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Grahame Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Kingsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Rigby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Shrapnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Pickup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_Goddard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Rudkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Testimony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testimony_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dmitri_Shostakovich<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Testimony is a 1987 British independent musical drama film directed by Tony Palmer and starring Ben Kingsley, Sherry Baines and Robert Stephens. The film is based on the memoirs of Dmitri Shostakovich (1906–1975) as dictated in the book Testimony (edited by Solomon Volkov, ISBN 0-87910-021-4) and filmed in Panavision.<EOS>"
3239,44775,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Fidell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kelly Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hannah Fidell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Duffy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jacqueline Ingram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pamela Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ron Livingston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Casey Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Grace Gummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Mantzoukas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Taissa Farmiga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Revolori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Long Dumb Road<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Keegan_DeWitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Dumb_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hannah_Fidell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Long Dumb Road is a 2018 American road trip comedy film written, directed and produced by Hannah Fidell and co-written by Carson D. Mell. It stars Tony Revolori, Jason Mantzoukas, Taissa Farmiga, Grace Gummer, Casey Wilson, Pamela Reed, and Ron Livingston.The film had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on January 26, 2018. It was released on November 9, 2018, by Universal Pictures.<EOS>"
3240,141160,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Mendeluk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Henri Colline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rod Hewitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ironside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Grieco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bolt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Mendeluk<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bolt is a 1995 drama film directed by Henri Colline and George Mendeluk and starring Richard Grieco in the title role as a New Jersey biker. After fleeing west to escape a gang war, Bolt becomes romantically involved with Native American Patty Deerheart (Sean Young), and is compelled to battle to protect her family from a land runner. The appearance of former gang rival Billy Niles (Michael Ironside) on the reservation causes the conflict to escalate into a violent climax. It was released on DVD as Rebel Run in 1999.The movie received generally poor reviews, and Sean Young later said that the cast referred to the film as ""Blot"".<EOS>"
3241,160026,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-Amalgamated Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Wintle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leslie Parkyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeannie_Carson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Dobie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Wintle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Davies_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Seven Keys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Keys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Pat_Jackson<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Seven Keys is a 1961 British second feature crime thriller directed by Pat Jackson and starring Alan Dobie. The screenplay was by Jack Davies and Henry Blyth.<EOS>
3242,165446,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Hayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Wintle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anjanette Comer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chad_Everett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Hayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Wintle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Levene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Firechasers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurie_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Hayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Firechasers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Firechasers (also known as Cause for Alarm) is a 1971 British crime film directed by Sidney Hayers and starring Chad Everett, Anjanette Comer, and Keith Barron. It was written by Philip Levene.An insurance investigator who tries to find out who is behind a series of arson attacks.<EOS>"
3243,157010,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Day_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ursula_Andress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Richardson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Cribbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosenda_Monteros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Day_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_fantasy_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Bernard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1918<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_She<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Aida_Young<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>She is a 1965 British fantasy adventure film made by Hammer Film Productions in CinemaScope, based on the 1887 novel by H. Rider Haggard. It was directed by Robert Day and stars Ursula Andress, Peter Cushing, Bernard Cribbins, John Richardson, Rosenda Monteros, and Christopher Lee. The film was an international success and led to a 1968 sequel, The Vengeance of She, with Olinka Berova in the title role.<EOS>"
3244,149862,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_aviation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_freedom_of_expression<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_censorship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Adventures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy's Adventures is a 1934 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Ben Hardaway. The short was released on November 17, 1934, and stars Buddy, the second star of the series.It is a dystopian film. In this film, Buddy and his girlfriend Cookie are traveling by hot air balloon. A thunderstorm causes them to land in Sourtown, a town which specifically prohibits laughing, singing, dancing, and jazz music. When Buddy and Cookie try to entertain the locals with a singing and dancing performance, they get arrested and are led to the town's crabby king. Buddy attempts to introduce the joy of music to the royal court.<EOS>"
3245,90661,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arthur Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Lydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Jean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Rafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hubbard_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>An Old-Fashioned Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Old-Fashioned_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Louisa_May_Alcott<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>An Old-Fashioned Girl is a 1949 American musical comedy film based on the novel of the same name by Louisa May Alcott, directed by Arthur Dreifuss and starring Gloria Jean.Jean had just made two films for Dreifuss at Columbia, then signed to do two more for the director. It was made by Vinson Productions for Eagle-Lion.Filming started 20 September 1948.<EOS>"
3246,17713,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Zinnemann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orville_O._Dull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Zinnemann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orville_O._Dull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Bruce_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Mister Jim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Mister_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Zinnemann<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Mister Jim is a 1946 American drama film directed by Fred Zinnemann and starring Butch Jenkins, James Craig and Frances Gifford.<EOS>"
3247,73870,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Singer_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burgess Meredith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bette Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oliver Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lee H. Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dub Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eileen Heckart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Singer_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Burnt Offerings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Offerings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dan_Curtis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Burnt Offerings is a 1976 American supernatural horror film co-written and directed by Dan Curtis and starring Karen Black, Oliver Reed, Bette Davis, and Lee H. Montgomery, with Eileen Heckart, Burgess Meredith and Anthony James in supporting roles. It is based on the 1973 novel of the same title by Robert Marasco. The plot follows the Rolf family which begins to interpersonally dissolve under supernatural forces in a large estate they have rented for the summer. The film's title derives from the Book of Leviticus, referring to a ""sacrifice by fire"" and a ""gift offered to God.""The screenplay was adapted from Marasco's novel by Curtis and writer William F. Nolan, and the project marked Curtis's theatrical feature debut, as his prior work had consisted primarily of television films. Produced by Alberto Grimaldi's Produzioni Europee Associati (PEA), Burnt Offerings was filmed on location at the historic Dunsmuir House in Oakland, California in the late summer of 1975. The shoot was marked by several difficulties, including a camera man being fired after improperly lighting two weeks' worth of material, as well as the production being temporarily halted when Curtis's daughter committed suicide. Davis also clashed with co-stars Black and Reed, deeming their actions on set as ""unprofessional.""Distributed by United Artists, Burnt Offerings was given a domestic limited theatrical in August 1976, which expanded later that fall. While the film received mixed reviews from critics and was a box-office flop, it won several awards in 1977, including three Saturn Awards for Best Director (Curtis), Best Supporting Actress (Davis), and Best Horror Film. In the years since its release, the film has been analyzed by film scholars as a commentary on materialism and the dissolution of the American family.<EOS>"
3248,14380,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Malvern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Devine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Hall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Turhan_Bey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Montez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Puglia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kurt Katch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Hartmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Edward_Ward_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Baghdad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Ali_Baba<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves is a 1944 adventure film from Universal Pictures, directed by Arthur Lubin, and starring Maria Montez, Jon Hall, and Turhan Bey. The film is derived from The Book of One Thousand and One Nights, but its storyline departs greatly from the folk tale of the same name, wedding that story to an actual historic event. The film is one of series of ""exotic"" tales released by Universal during the Second World War; others include Cobra Woman, Arabian Nights, and White Savage.<EOS>"
3249,133901,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Concorde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_%22The_Dragon%22_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marcus Aurelius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Boyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cat_Sassoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Blanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Concorde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Kerchner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brendan_Brodick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bloodfist VI: Ground Zero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rick_Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kickboxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodfist_VI:_Ground_Zero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bloodfist_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bloodfist VI: Ground Zero is a 1995 American action film directed by Rick Jacobson and starring Don Wilson, Marcus Aurelius, Michael Blanks, and Anthony Boyer. It was written by Brendan Broderick and Rob Kerchner.<EOS>"
3250,66919,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Boyum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Diana Kerew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ricka Kanter Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tamara_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Khrystyne_Haje<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Courtnee_Draper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Boyum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Channel_Original_Movie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Chris_Matheson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepsister_from_Planet_Weird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Boyum<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stepsister from Planet Weird is a 2000 American science fiction comedy film that was released as a Disney Channel Original Movie on June 17, 2000. Directed by Steve Boyum, it stars Courtnee Draper, Tamara Hope, Lance Guest, and Khrystyne Haje. The film is based on the book of the same name by Francess Lantz. The plot follows a teenage girl (Draper), who discovers that her mother's fiance (Guest) and her own future stepsister (Hope), are actually strange aliens from another planet hiding out on Earth.<EOS>"
3251,110874,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paulette_Goddard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Rose_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_E._Feist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Babes in Bagdad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Babes_in_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Babes in Bagdad is a 1952 American comedy film directed by Edgar G. Ulmer and starring Paulette Goddard and Gypsy Rose Lee.<EOS>
3252,17898,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Marc Schölermann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard S. Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neveldine/Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Skip Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyssa_Milano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Whitworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Callahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milo_Ventimiglia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauren_Lee_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keir_O'Donnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neveldine/Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neveldine/Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pathology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Medical-themed_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gary_Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathology_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lakeshore_Entertainment_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pathology  is a 2008 crime horror film directed by Marc Schölermann, written by Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, and starring Milo Ventimiglia, Michael Weston, Alyssa Milano, and Lauren Lee Smith. The film premiered April 11, 2008 in the United Kingdom and opened in limited release in the United States on April 18, 2008.<EOS>"
3253,21450,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_H._Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Cantor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miranda_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc H. Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Laikind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matthew Makar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Stuart_Dreier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_H._Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Cantor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_H._Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miranda_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unraveled<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_crime_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_lawyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unraveled_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fraud_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Unraveled is a 2011 American documentary film about lawyer Marc Dreier, who was arrested for orchestrating a fraud scheme that netted 750 million dollars from hedge funds and clients. Set during his house arrest, the film recounts Drier's struggle to prepare for the possibility of life imprisonment with first-person flashbacks of his actions.The film also shows Drier's attempts to grasp his unraveling. The film was  produced and directed by Marc H. Simon of Stick Figure Productions. Other producers include Matthew Makar, Steven Cantor, and Miranda Bailey. The band Red Wanting Blue was commissioned to write an original song for the film about Dreier's experiences. The song is titled ""Magic Man"" and plays in its entirety in the documentary.<EOS>"
3254,7061,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Whelan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Marion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>C. V. France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kaaren Verne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Whelan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Curtis_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ten Days in Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Days_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Whelan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ten Days in Paris, also known as Missing Ten Days and Spy in the Pantry, is a 1940 British spy film directed by Tim Whelan and starring Rex Harrison, Kaaren Verne and C. V. France. The screenplay concerns a man in Paris who turns out to be a doppelganger of a spy operating in the French capital.<EOS>"
3255,23754,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marie Ault<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Craig_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sybil_Thorndike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ada Bodart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Belgium<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_capital_punishment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_I_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dawn is a 1928 British silent war film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Sybil Thorndike, Gordon Craig, and Marie Ault. It was produced by Wilcox for his British & Dominions Film Corporation. The film was made at Cricklewood Studios with sets designed by Clifford Pember.Based on a play by Reginald Berkeley, this film tells the story of World War I martyr Edith Cavell. Sybil Thorndike stars as Cavell, a nurse who risked her own life by rescuing British prisoners of war from the Germans. When Cavell was captured and sentenced to be executed, it sparked international outrage, even from neutral nations.<EOS>"
3256,81597,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Esmond Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dolly_Haas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cyril Maude<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curt_Siodmak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Burford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girls Will Be Boys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Will_Be_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marcel_Varnel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Girls Will Be Boys is a 1934 British comedy film by French director Marcel Varnel and starring Dolly Haas, Cyril Maude and Esmond Knight. It is based on The Last Lord, a play by Kurt Siodmak. The film was shot at Elstree Studios with sets designed by the art director Cedric Dawe. Haas made this, her first English-language film, following a Nazi-led riot at the premiere of her previous film Das häßliche Mädchen. The riots protested the male lead, Max Hansen, who was supposedly ""too Jewish."" In 1936, Haas fled Germany altogether.<EOS>"
3257,82357,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Roberto D'Ettorre Piazzoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis-Jacques_Rollet-Andriane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberto_D'Ettorre_Piazzoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis-Jacques_Rollet-Andriane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ovidio_G._Assonitis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis-Jacques_Rollet-Andriane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Laure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Franco_Micalizzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laure_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Laure (also known as Forever Emmanuelle and Laura) is a 1976 Italian erotic film directed by Louis-Jacques Rollet-Andriane and Roberto D'Ettorre Piazzoli, even though the film was advertised as directed by Emmanuelle Arsan.<EOS>"
3258,76085,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Too Many Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Women_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Too Many Women, also known as Girl Trouble and Man Trap, is a 1942 American film directed by Bernard B. Ray.<EOS>"
3259,104959,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Reaper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Feifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Reaper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Feifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Reaper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Grim Reaper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Reaper_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Reaper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Reaper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Reaper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Reaper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Reaper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Reaper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Reaper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_personifications_of_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Reaper_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Feifer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Grim Reaper is a 2007 slasher film directed by Michael Feifer, which stars Cherish Lee, Brent Fidler, Benjamin Pitts, and Adam Fortin as the title character.<EOS>"
3260,117818,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Diane Linkletter Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Diane_Linkletter_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Diane Linkletter Story is a 1970 16mm short film by American filmmaker John Waters starring Divine, Mary Vivian Pearce, and David Lochary.<EOS>"
3261,119240,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Higgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Higgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Final Edition<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Howard_Higgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Edition<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalism<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Final Edition is a 1932 American crime drama film directed by Howard Higgin and starring Pat O'Brien, Mae Clark and Morgan Wallace. Made by Columbia Pictures, it is based on a story by Roy Chanslor.<EOS>"
3262,12529,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David W. Rintels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Josette Perrotta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Holbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Dennehy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Dysart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hume_Cronyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McMartin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Ogden_Stiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Strathairn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnard_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Twomey_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Tucker_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>History<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Primetime_Emmy_Award_for_Outstanding_Made_for_Television_Movie_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mason_Daring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_atomic_bombings_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Manhattan_Project<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_about_the_atomic_bombings_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Day_One_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_docudramas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Day One is a made-for-TV docudrama film about the Manhattan Project, the research and development of the atomic bomb during World War II. It is based on the book by Peter Wyden. The film was written by David W. Rintels and directed by Joseph Sargent. It starred Brian Dennehy as General Leslie Groves, David Strathairn as Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer and Michael Tucker as Dr. Leo Szilard. It premiered in the United States on March 5, 1989 on the CBS network. It won the 1989 Emmy award for Outstanding Drama/Comedy Special. The movie received critical acclaim for its historical accuracy despite being a drama.<EOS>"
3263,15934,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lewis Abernathy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Line Home Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean S. Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Debbie Hayn-Cass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Katt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dabbs Greer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ned Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terri Treas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Denny Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melissa Clayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ned Bellamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Burkholder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_S._Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House IV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Manfredini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_IV<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>House IV is a 1992 direct-to-video comedy horror film directed by Lewis Abernathy, from a script co-written by Geoff Miller and Deidre Higgins. Produced by Sean S. Cunningham and Debbie Hayn-Cass, it serves as the fourth and final installment in the House film series. Starring Terri Treas, Melissa Clayton, and Scott Burkholder, the film also featured William Katt reprising his role as Roger Cobb from the first movie. While it has connections to the original, it is a mostly-standalone sequel, with a plot centered around another home that encounters a haunting.<EOS>"
3264,144543,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henk_Van_der_Kolk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Wincott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tatum_O'Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jules_Dassin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henk_Van_der_Kolk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hedley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Circle of Two<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circle_of_Two<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jules_Dassin<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Circle of Two is a 1981 Canadian drama film starring Richard Burton and Tatum O'Neal. It was the last film directed by acclaimed film noir director Jules Dassin. O'Neal - sixteen at the time of filming - appears topless in one scene.<EOS>
3265,27358,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anton_Corbijn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orian_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Iain Canning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Heslop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anton Corbijn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Deborah Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Todd Eckert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Riley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samantha Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexandra Maria Lara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anton_Corbijn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orian_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anton_Corbijn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Eckert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Greenhalgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Control<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Post-punk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Punk_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glam_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_rock_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cheshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nottinghamshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_British_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anton_Corbijn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Control_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Joy_Division<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Control is a 2007 biographical film about the life of Ian Curtis, singer of the late-1970s English post-punk band Joy Division. It is the first feature film directed by Anton Corbijn, who had worked with Joy Division as a photographer. The screenplay by Matt Greenhalgh was based on the biography Touching from a Distance by Curtis's widow Deborah, who served as a co-producer on the film. Tony Wilson, who released Joy Division's records through his Factory Records label, also served as a co-producer. Curtis' bandmates Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook, and Stephen Morris provided incidental music for the soundtrack via their post-Joy Division incarnation New Order. Control was filmed partly on location in Nottingham, Manchester, and Macclesfield, including areas where Curtis lived, and was shot in colour and then printed to black-and-white. Its title comes from the Joy Division song ""She's Lost Control"", and alludes to the fact that much of the plot deals with the notion that Curtis tried to remain in control of his own life, and yet had no control over his epilepsy and pharmaceutical side effects.Samantha Morton and Sam Riley star as Deborah and Ian Curtis, and the film portrays the events of the couple's lives from 1973 to 1980, focusing on their marriage, the formation and career of Joy Division, Ian's struggle with epilepsy, his extramarital affair with Belgian journalist Annik Honoré, and culminates with Ian's suicide in May 1980. Alexandra Maria Lara plays Honoré, while James Anthony Pearson, Joe Anderson, and Harry Treadaway play Sumner, Hook, and Morris, respectively. The film also features Toby Kebbell as band manager Rob Gretton and Craig Parkinson as Tony Wilson.Control premiered at the Cannes Film Festival on 17 May 2007 where it won several awards including the Director's Fortnight, the CICAE Art & Essai prize for best film, the Regards Jeunes Prize for best first/second directed feature film, and the Europa Cinemas Label prize for best European film in the sidebar. It also received a special mention for the Caméra d'Or prize for best debut feature film. It went on to win five British Independent Film Awards including Best Film, Best Director for Corbijn, Most Promising Newcomer for Riley, and Best Supporting Actor for Kebbell. It was named Best Film at the 2007 Evening Standard British Film Awards, and Greenhalgh was given the Carl Foreman award for outstanding achievement in his first feature film at the 61st British Academy Film Awards.<EOS>"
3266,51041,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Hardy_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Greenhut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bridget Potter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hearn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Gorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thomas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Hardy_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Greenhut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States_Military_Academy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silence_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Hardy_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Silence is a 1975 made-for-TV movie about James Pelosi, a West Point cadet who was charged in 1971 with cheating on an exam. He remained at West Point but was subjected to ""The Silence"", a policy that ostracized cadets who broke the Cadet Honor Code.<EOS>"
3267,42160,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_Coixet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_Coixet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_Coixet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Life Without Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:El_Deseo_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Agustín_Almodóvar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Life_Without_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Isabel_Coixet<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Life Without Me is a 2003 Canadian drama film directed by Isabel Coixet and starring Sarah Polley, Mark Ruffalo, Scott Speedman, and Leonor Watling. Based on the 1997 short story collection Pretending the Bed Is a Raft by Nanci Kincaid, it tells a story of a 23-year-old woman, with a husband and two daughters, who finds out she is going to die soon. The film is an El Deseo and My Life Productions co-production.<EOS>"
3268,98293,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ellis_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Myron A. Hyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brooke Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diana Scarwid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Tambor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Durning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>June Gable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Peck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ellis_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delia_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brenda Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Johnny_Mandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Jacksonville,_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Ellis_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Starr_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Brenda Starr is a 1989 American adventure film directed by Robert Ellis Miller based on Dale Messick's comic strip Brenda Starr, Reporter. It stars Brooke Shields, Timothy Dalton, and Jeffrey Tambor.The film was shot in 1986; however, it was not released for three years because of lengthy litigation over distribution rights. It finally was released in some international markets in 1989 and in America in 1992.<EOS>"
3269,136804,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_E._Chester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Bevis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hal E. Chester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Cochran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lizabeth_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicole_Maurey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_E._Chester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Bevis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_E._Chester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Freiberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_E._Chester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Weapon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weapon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Weapon is a 1956 black and white British thriller film directed by Val Guest and starring Steve Cochran, Lizabeth Scott, Herbert Marshall, and Nicole Maurey. It was made by Republic Pictures.A young boy accidentally shoots another boy and flees.The film's themes were originally explored in the 1951 British film The Yellow Balloon.<EOS>"
3270,69580,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Flamholc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Flamholc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tahir_Shah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Fowler_(naturalist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Flamholc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Flamholc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tahir_Shah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House of the Tiger King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Swedish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swedish_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_the_Tiger_King_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_by_Tahir_Shah<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>House of the Tiger King is a 2004 British–Swedish deconstructionist documentary film.  A British travel writer/explorer, Tahir Shah, and documentary filmmakers David and Leon Flamholc, join forces to go on an expedition to Peru in search of Paititi, the Inca lost city of gold. Things do not go as planned, and on their first attempt, they are forced to give up due to two main setbacks: terrible conditions and troubles with their guide, American survivalist Vietnam-war veteran Richard Fowler. On their second attempt, Flamholc and Shah find various locals to help them, including Eduardo Huamani Padilla. Tensions begin to arise between the two, in part over the difficulties in transporting the amount of camera equipment carried by the film crew, and ultimately Shah leaves the Flamholcs stranded as he continues the journey on his own. The director explains in the voiceover that he will use the best footage to put together a story once he returns home, but that ""Whatever it will look like, it will never show what actually happened.""The director's voiceover is alternated with diary notes written by Shah during the journey throughout the jungles of Peru, which indicate growing tension among the crew, depicting the hired guides as unreliable and highly dangerous.On his personal website, Shah states that ""We spent seventeen weeks in deep jungle, attempting to glean information from the local tribes, and in particular from one tribal member, Pancho, who claimed to have seen a fabulous lost city in his youth, while searching for new hunting grounds. The problem was that in Pancho’s world the margin between fact and fantasy was blurred. It was never easy to know when one came to an end and the other began. The project was the hardest of my life, and made me question everything I had ever taken for granted or known. On some days I was filled with rage, and with loathing – most normally for the film crew – and on others I was consumed with depression and with angst.""The film is a 105-minute British/Swedish co-production, and is both directed and narrated by David Flamholc. It had an estimated budget of £70,000, and was filmed on location in Peru.<EOS>"
3271,43498,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Hessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_H._Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_M._Heyward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gordon Hessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>ExecutiveSamuel Z. Arkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Mower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elisabeth_Bergner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Geeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hilary_Dwyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Essy_Persson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Hessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Hessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Z._Arkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_H._Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_M._Heyward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Wicking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Kelly_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cry of the Banshee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_16th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tudor_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Hessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Folk_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cry_of_the_Banshee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Les_Baxter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cry of the Banshee is a 1970 horror film directed by Gordon Hessler and starring Vincent Price. It was released by American International Pictures. It was written by Tim Kelly and Christopher Wicking. Despite the tagline reading ""EDGAR ALLAN POE probes new depths of TERROR!"" the film is completely unrelated to Poe's work, apart from quoting five lines of his 1849 poem  The Bells before the opening credits.The title credit sequence was animated by Terry Gilliam.<EOS>"
3272,159111,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gala Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sidney J. Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Morley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Aylmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Boys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_capital_punishment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_J._Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boys_(1962_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_legal_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Boys is a 1962 British courtroom drama film, directed by Sidney J. Furie and starring Richard Todd, Robert Morley and Felix Aylmer. The screenplay was by Stuart Douglass.<EOS>"
3273,160007,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_T._Lackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_von_Eltz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Windsor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pauline_Frederick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_T._Lackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Self Defense<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Defense_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Self Defense is a 1932 pre-Code American drama film directed by Phil Rosen and starring Pauline Frederick. It was produced and distributed by Monogram Pictures.It is preserved in the Library of Congress film collection.<EOS>
3274,113721,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Perifel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rebecca Huntley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Damon Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Rockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Awkwafina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zazie Beetz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Ramos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Craig Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marc Maron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lilly Singh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Ayoade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Borstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Perifel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Etan_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bad Guys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hypnosis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DreamWorks_Animation_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_impacted_by_the_COVID-19_pandemic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anime-influenced_Western_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supervillain_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Back_Lot_Music_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2022<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Daniel_Pemberton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Etan_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bad_Guys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Bad_Guys<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bad Guys is a 2022 American animated heist comedy film loosely based on The Bad Guys children's book series by Aaron Blabey, and produced by DreamWorks Animation. The film was directed by Pierre Perifel, written by Etan Cohen, and stars the voices of Sam Rockwell, Marc Maron, Awkwafina, Craig Robinson, Anthony Ramos, Richard Ayoade, Zazie Beetz, Alex Borstein, and Lilly Singh. It tells the story of a criminal group of anthropomorphic animals who, upon being caught, pretend to attempt to reform themselves as model citizens, only for their leader to find himself genuinely drawn to changing his ways for good.Work on the film started in March 2018, with Cohen writing the screenplay. The characters and themes drew inspiration from various crime films and anime series such as Pulp Fiction (1994), the Ocean's film trilogy, Lupin III, and Sherlock Hound, while the inspiration for the film's animation style came from Sony Pictures Animation's Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018). Production began at DreamWorks Animation's Glendale campus, and some additional production assets were borrowed from Jellyfish Pictures, with voice acting being done remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic.The Bad Guys was released theatrically by Universal Pictures in several countries on March 16, 2022, and in the United States on April 22. It received positive reviews from critics and grossed $250.8 million. A sequel, The Bad Guys 2, was released in 2025.<EOS>"
3275,71129,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bea_Benaderet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Muzzle Tough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muzzle_Tough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Muzzle Tough is a 1954 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on June 26, 1954, and stars Tweety, Sylvester and Granny.The title is a play on the Yiddish expression ""mazel tov"", which roughly translates to ""good luck"".<EOS>"
3276,160145,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Factory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andy Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Malanga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Woronov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ingrid_Superstar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ondine_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronnie_Cutrone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Bottomly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Rheem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Factory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Since<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_John_F._Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Jack_Ruby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Lee_Harvey_Oswald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_assassination_of_John_F._Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Lyndon_B._Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_unfinished_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Since_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Jacqueline_Kennedy_Onassis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Since (also known as Kennedy's Assassination) is a 1966 film directed by Andy Warhol about the assassination of the President of the United States, John F. Kennedy. The film reconstructs the assassination with both Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson present, both before and after the event. The roles in Since are performed by Warhol's ""superstars"" from The Factory.The film is based on the media coverage of the assassination and the speeches of Johnson, who succeeded Kennedy as President of the United States.  The film is 67 minutes long, and shot on 16 mm film in color. It has been described as unfinished.<EOS>"
3277,82849,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Unruly Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unruly_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Unruly Hare is a 1945 Warner Bros. cartoon in the Merrie Melodies series directed by Frank Tashlin and written by Melvin Millar. The cartoon was released on February 10, 1945 and stars Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd. The film was one of only two Bugs Bunny cartoons directed by Frank Tashlin at Warner Bros., the other being 1946's Hare Remover.<EOS>"
3278,94474,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Christopher Reeve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Colin Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Daniel St. Pierre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Tippe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Igor Khait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William H. Macy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Whoopi Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Forest Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Dennehy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raven-Symoné<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jake T. Austin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Kind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mandy Patinkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dana Reeve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Torre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Reeve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_St._Pierre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Everyone's Hero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Everyone's Hero: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Illinois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1932<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reel_FX_Creative_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Baseball_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Babe_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_New_York_Yankees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Christopher_Reeve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everyone's_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Toledo,_Ohio<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Everyone's Hero is a 2006 American animated sports comedy film directed by Christopher Reeve, Daniel St. Pierre and Colin Brady. Starring Jake T. Austin, Rob Reiner, William H. Macy, Raven-Symoné and Whoopi Goldberg, along with many others. the film was produced by IDT Entertainment in Toronto with portions outsourced to Reel FX Creative Studios and was distributed domestically by 20th Century Fox.The film was theatrically released on September 15, 2006, to mixed reviews from critics and was a financial flop, earning $16.6 million on a $35 million budget. It also marked the final film for Dana Reeve before her death in March 2006, six months before the release of the film; it was dedicated to her and her husband, Christopher Reeve, who co-directed the film.<EOS>"
3279,56711,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Nunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Snell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helena Bonham Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cary Elwes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Nunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Snell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Bryant_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Edgar_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady Jane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tudor_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Mary_I_of_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Edward_VI_of_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Lady_Jane_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Jane_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Trevor_Nunn<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady Jane is a 1986 British costume-historical drama romance film, directed by Trevor Nunn, written by David Edgar, and starring Helena Bonham Carter as the title character. It tells the story of Lady Jane Grey, her marriage to Lord Guildford Dudley, and her reign as the ""Nine Days' Queen"" following the death of Edward VI of England.The story had previously been turned into a 1936 film, Tudor Rose, and a 1923 silent film, Lady Jane Grey; Or, The Court of Intrigue.<EOS>"
3280,102847,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Totally_Tooned_In<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hubley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Cannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Main:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Supervising director:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hubley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Bosustow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hubley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hubley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Bosustow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Scott_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:P._D._Eastman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gerald McBoing-Boing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:UPA_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Dr._Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gail_Kubik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Surreal_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Child_characters_in_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_characters_introduced_in_1950<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:UPA_series_and_characters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dr._Seuss_characters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_McBoing-Boing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DreamWorks_Classics_franchises<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gerald McBoing-Boing is an animated short film about a little boy who speaks through sound effects instead of spoken words. Produced by United Productions of America (UPA), it was given a wide release by Columbia Pictures on November 4, 1950. The story was adapted by Phil Eastman and Bill Scott from a story by Dr. Seuss. Robert Cannon directed the short film, with John Hubley (also a producer) as the supervising director; Stephen Bosustow served as an executive producer. Marvin Miller was the narrator.Gerald McBoing-Boing won the 1950 Oscar for Best Animated Short. In 1994, it was voted #9 of The 50 Greatest Cartoons of all time by members of the animation field, making it the highest ranked UPA cartoon on the list. In 1995, it was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
3281,2909,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film4_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Karlsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Beattie, Greg McLane, Tim Healy, Charlie Hardwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film4_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Karlsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Tulloch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Purely Belter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Elizabeth_Karlsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_association_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Newcastle_upon_Tyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purely_Belter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Herman<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Purely Belter is a 2000 British comedy drama film directed by Mark Herman about two teenagers (Chris Beattie and Greg McLane) trying to get money, by any means necessary, in order to get season tickets for home games of Premier League football team Newcastle United. It is based on the 2000 novel The Season Ticket by Jonathan Tulloch.<EOS>"
3282,61911,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>EuropaCorp Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginie_Besson-Silla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scarlett Johansson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morgan Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EuropaCorp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginie_Besson-Silla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lucy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lucy: Soundtrack from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_airplanes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Girls_with_guns_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_prehistory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Taiwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2014<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Smart_drugs_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transhumanism_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Éric_Serra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychic_powers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EuropaCorp_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biopunk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Taiwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Postcyberpunk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lucy is a 2014 English-language French science fiction action film written and directed by Luc Besson for his company EuropaCorp, and produced by his wife, Virginie Besson-Silla. It was shot in Taipei, Paris, and New York City. It stars Scarlett Johansson, Morgan Freeman, Choi Min-sik, and Amr Waked. Johansson portrays Lucy, a woman who gains psychokinetic abilities when a nootropic, psychedelic drug is absorbed into her bloodstream.The film was released on 25 July 2014 and became a massive box office success, grossing over $469 million worldwide, more than eleven times the budget of $40 million. It received generally positive, but also polarized, critical reviews. Although praise was given for its themes, visuals, and Johansson's performance, many critics found the plot nonsensical, especially its focus on the ten-percent-of-the-brain myth and resulting abilities.<EOS>"
3283,69530,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._G._Springsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.C._Lyles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Montgomery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_de_Carlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Donlevy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._G._Springsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.C._Lyles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sloan_Nibley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Fisher_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hostile Guns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_R._G._Springsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostile_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jimmie_Haskell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hostile Guns is a 1967 Western starring George Montgomery, Tab Hunter and Yvonne De Carlo.<EOS>"
3284,136059,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Bennett_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>TFI International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Facinelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saffron_Burrows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Bennett_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Bennett_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tempted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gold_Circle_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tempted_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bill_Bennett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tempted is a 2001 Australian-French-American thriller film written and directed by Bill Bennett and starring Peter Facinelli, Burt Reynolds and Saffron Burrows.<EOS>"
3285,128841,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Just Dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pluto_(Disney)_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Just Dogs is a 1932 animated short film of the Silly Symphonies series, produced by Walt Disney and directed by Burt Gillett. It marked the first solo appearance of Pluto.<EOS>"
3286,160681,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sono Art-World Wide Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Davidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Tryon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sono_Art-World_Wide_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Davidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Burbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Neck and Neck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neck_and_Neck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Neck and Neck is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film directed by Richard Thorpe from a script by Betty Burbridge and starring Glenn Tryon, Vera Reynolds and Walter Brennan.<EOS>"
3287,69064,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freshman_Year_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freshman_Year_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Lundigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freshman_Year_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constance_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freshman_Year_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Freshman Year<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freshman_Year_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freshman_Year_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freshman_Year_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freshman_Year_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freshman_Year_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freshman_Year_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freshman_Year_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_McDonald<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Freshman Year is a 1938 film, notable as the uncredited film debut of actor Arthur O'Connell.<EOS>"
3288,160716,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nerd_Prom:_Inside_Washington's_Wildest_Week<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Patrick Gavin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nerd_Prom:_Inside_Washington's_Wildest_Week<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Life is My Movie Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nerd_Prom:_Inside_Washington's_Wildest_Week<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vincent Vittorio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nerd_Prom:_Inside_Washington's_Wildest_Week<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tucker Carlson, Ann Compton, Steve Thomma, Ken Day, April Ryan, Julie Mason, Suzy Jacobs, Roland Martin, Steve Scully, Nikki Schwab, Grover Norquist, Bret Baier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nerd_Prom:_Inside_Washington's_Wildest_Week<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Is_My_Movie_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nerd_Prom:_Inside_Washington's_Wildest_Week<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nerd Prom: Inside Washington's Wildest Week<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nerd_Prom:_Inside_Washington's_Wildest_Week<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nerd_Prom:_Inside_Washington's_Wildest_Week<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nerd_Prom:_Inside_Washington's_Wildest_Week<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nerd_Prom:_Inside_Washington's_Wildest_Week<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nerd_Prom:_Inside_Washington's_Wildest_Week<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nerd_Prom:_Inside_Washington's_Wildest_Week<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Nerd Prom: Inside Washington's Wildest Week is a 2015 documentary film produced by Life Is My Movie Entertainment. The film follows ex Politico reporter Patrick Gavin and presents the modern White House Correspondents Dinner as an event that has lost sight of its original purpose.<EOS>
3289,75267,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nick Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nick Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rachel Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carrie Slaughter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Starkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rebekah Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Topher Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Time Expired<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Time_Expired_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Time Expired is a 2011 comedy-drama film directed by Nick Lawrence, written by Rachel Tucker, and starring Eric Starkey, Topher Owen, Carrie Slaughter, and Rebekah Turner. It was shot in Oklahoma for a budget of $26,000. It premiered at WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival in April, 2011, where it won a Silver Remi award for best comedy feature.It was released on VODO under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 License.<EOS>"
3290,25963,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Relph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Heywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_McCallum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Relph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Kennaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Violent Playground<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Liverpool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Violent_Playground<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Liverpool<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Violent Playground is a black and white 1958 British film directed by Basil Dearden and starring Stanley Baker, Peter Cushing, and David McCallum. It was written by James Kennaway.The film, which deals with the subject of juvenile delinquency, has an explicit social agenda. It owes much to U.S. films of a similar genre. McCallum's character, in particular, references roles played by James Dean, Marlon Brando, and especially Vic Morrow in Blackboard Jungle. Rock 'n' roll is presented as a negative influence. In a memorable scene, music appears to put the youths into a trance-like state, culminating in McCallum leading a menacing advance on Baker's character.Many of the poor working-class subjects of the film are from Liverpool's sizeable Irish-descended community. Notably, two important characters are Chinese. Despite its Liverpool setting no major character speaks with a Merseyside accent in this film. The tough inner-city estates are represented as a breeding ground for youth crime. The success rate of Liverpool's juvenile liaison officers is lauded in the prologue.<EOS>"
3291,167056,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Parry_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_O'Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Dors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Baker_(British_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Parry_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_O'Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Minter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tread Softly Stranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murderers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tread_Softly_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Parry<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tread Softly Stranger is a 1958 British crime drama film directed by Gordon Parry and starring Diana Dors, George Baker and Terence Morgan. The screenplay was written by George Minter adapted from the stage play Blind Alley (1953) by Jack Popplewell. The film was shot in black-and-white in film noir style, and its setting in a fictional industrial town in northern England mirrors the kitchen sink realism movement coming into vogue in English drama and film at the time.<EOS>"
3292,70735,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taboo_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Max Makowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taboo_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Fisher , Ash R. Shah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taboo_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Kaye Thomas, Nick Stahl , January Jones, Amber Benson, Derek Hamilton, Lori Heuring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taboo_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taboo_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taboo_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taboo_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taboo_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taboo_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taboo_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taboo_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taboo_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taboo_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taboo_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Taboo is a 2002 American mystery thriller film directed by Max Makowski, written by Chris Fisher, and starring Nick Stahl, Eddie Kaye Thomas, January Jones, Amber Benson, Derek Hamilton, and Lori Heuring. It was released by Columbia Tristar Home Videos on January 14, 2002.<EOS>"
3293,110724,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Victor Salva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Timo Vuorensola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Salva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timo_Vuorensola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jeepers Creepers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2001<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monster_movies<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Jeepers Creepers film series consists of four American horror movies. The first three movies were written and directed by Victor Salva, and the fourth was directed by Timo Vuorensola. The antagonist in each of the films is the Creeper, a demonic serial killer played by Jonathan Breck in the first three entries and Jarreau Benjamin in the fourth. The first film, starring Gina Philips and Justin Long, was a commercial success at the box office in 2001 and received mixed reviews from critics and a nomination for the Saturn Award for Best Horror Film. The second entry was also a commercial success. Subsequent entries in the series were not well received.<EOS>"
3294,82833,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clive Nicholas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elwyn_Brook-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Winmill Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Harassed Hero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Harassed_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Harassed Hero is a 1954 British comedy film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Guy Middleton, Joan Winmill Brown and Elwyn Brook-Jones. It was based on a novel of the same name by Ernest Dudley. The film was produced as a second feature and shot at Walton Studios and on location in London. The film's sets were designed by the art director John Stoll.<EOS>"
3295,57004,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Lehrman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dillon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Bruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blanche Sweet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joseph Graybill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Lehrman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Godfather<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1911_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1911_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1911_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Villain_Foiled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dell_Henderson<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Villain Foiled is a 1911 silent film short directed by Henry Lehrman and Mack Sennett and starring Edward Dillon and Blanche Sweet. The film was a split reel along with the film The Baron.<EOS>
3296,153838,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bille_Woodruff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Cannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Keke Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lauren Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_McAboy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodney_Jerkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andre_Lindal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keke_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drake_Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avan_Jogia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Schneider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burkely_Duffield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keenan Tracey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bille_Woodruff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Cannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keke_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_McAboy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rags<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Cinderella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bille_Woodruff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rags_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickelodeon_original_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rags is a Nickelodeon Original Movie. It is a musical, gender-switched inversion and modernization of the Cinderella fairy tale, starring Keke Palmer, Max Schneider, Drake Bell, Avan Jogia, and Nick Cannon. The film premiered on Nickelodeon on May 28, 2012.The film was released on DVD on August 28, 2012, as a double feature with Big Time Movie.<EOS>"
3297,156500,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_M._Wilcox_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William H. Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_M._Wilcox_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Maddow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Newhouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shadow in the Sky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bronisław_Kaper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_in_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_M._Wilcox<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shadow in the Sky is a 1952 American drama film directed by Fred M. Wilcox and starring Ralph Meeker, Nancy Davis, James Whitmore and Jean Hagen. It was produced and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Writer Ben Maddow called it ""very bad"".<EOS>"
3298,160163,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_N._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John N. Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fabian Gibbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_N._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_N._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sitting in Limbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_docufiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Black_Canadians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sitting_in_Limbo_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_N._Smith<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sitting in Limbo is a 1986 Canadian docudrama film directed by John N. Smith. Developed through interviews and improvisational work with a group of Black Canadian youth in Montreal, the film stars Pat Dillon as Pat, a young woman who moves in with her boyfriend Fabian (Fabian Gibbs) after getting pregnant.The film was produced by the National Film Board, through its Alternative Drama program.The film premiered at the Montreal World Film Festival in August 1986.The film's soundtrack consisted primarily of reggae recordings by Jimmy Cliff.<EOS>"
3299,31548,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seth_Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jimmy Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bette_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Bennett_(British_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Dix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seth_Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Nanny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Rodney_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jimmy_Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Seth_Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nannies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nanny_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jimmy_Sangster<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Nanny is a 1965 British psychological horror thriller film directed by Seth Holt and produced by Hammer Film Productions. It stars Bette Davis, Wendy Craig, and Jill Bennett, and was adapted by Jimmy Sangster from the 1964 novel of the same name by Evelyn Piper (a pseudonym for Merriam Modell). The film was scored by Richard Rodney Bennett and shot at Elstree Studios.The story follows a disturbed 10-year-old boy who returns home from a residential school after being blamed for the death of his younger sister. He becomes convinced that his family’s long-serving nanny, who appears caring and devoted, poses a deadly threat.<EOS>"
3300,54045,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_V._Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Warwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Hatton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Livingston_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Kohler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Farnum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Kortman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guinn_'Big_Boy'_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_V._Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Geraghty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winston_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rathmell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Swabacker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Vigilantes Are Coming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1840s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mack_V._Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vigilantes_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_film_serials<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Vigilantes Are Coming is a 1936 American Republic film serial directed by Ray Taylor and Mack V. Wright.  It was the third of the sixty six serials made by Republic Pictures (and the third released in 1936).This serial was filmed between 28 May and 17 June 1936 under the working title of The Vigilantes.  It was released two months later, on 22 August 1936, under the final title.  In the early 1950s the serial was re-edited into six 26½ minute episodes for television.<EOS>"
3301,17046,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:International_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L._John_Creery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Trevor Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvette_Mimieux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Waterston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_Mostel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:International_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L._John_Creery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Journey Into Fear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Turkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alex_North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_into_Fear_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Mann<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Journey into Fear is a 1975 Canadian thriller film directed by Daniel Mann, and based on the 1940 novel of the same name by Eric Ambler.It stars Sam Waterston, Zero Mostel, Yvette Mimieux, Vincent Price, Donald Pleasence, Shelley Winters, Stanley Holloway, Joseph Wiseman and Ian McShane.The film is a remake of Journey into Fear, a 1943 version of the novel starring Orson Welles.<EOS>"
3302,165352,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mud,_Bloody_Mud<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lindesay Dresdon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mud,_Bloody_Mud<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Whitbread<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mud,_Bloody_Mud<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Rickards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mud,_Bloody_Mud<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Thorope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mud,_Bloody_Mud<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Whitbread<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mud,_Bloody_Mud<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mud,_Bloody_Mud<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mud, Bloody Mud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mud,_Bloody_Mud<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mud,_Bloody_Mud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mud,_Bloody_Mud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mud,_Bloody_Mud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mud,_Bloody_Mud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mud,_Bloody_Mud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_comics<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mud, Bloody Mud is a 1985 Australian television film based on a popular comic strip, Bluey and Curley.  These comic book characters link documentary footage with puppets playing political figures. The show mixed together actors as soldiers with actors in oversized caricature heads playing the likes of Robert Menzies, John Curtin, General MacArthur and General Blamey. It aired on ABC in October 1986.The script was written by Cliff Green for the ABC. Green:We had a very tight budget, very few actors, and no outside filming - so the whole thing was shot in-studio. The only real people in it - there is a narrator who is an army Medical Officer - he is the battalion M.O.; and there are two soldiers who are actually Bluey and Curly, the cartoon characters. And everybody else is puppets. So the politicians are puppets. And they are full-size - they are actually people but they are like those Sesame Street puppets... It was about the way the Australians were just sidelined by MacArthur, and left to rot in the jungles. And the dialogue was mostly Bluey and Curly jokes. And we got permission to use them from Sun News Pictorial and also from the cartoonist’s widow. And it had a tragic element because it is a story of a war, so to me it had to have a tragic ending. I would never try to do it again - it was a one-off in terms of its concept. I think nowadays, with animation and all that stuff, and computerisation, it wouldn’t be seen to be so unique. And it won an Award. They repeated it; they got a terrific response. They ran it on Anzac Day evening I think - and they got a fantastic response from RSL clubs and Old Diggers. And they ran it again on Armistice, the eleventh of the eleventh. So it was a real sort of “out of the box” piece of work - but great fun.<EOS>"
3303,15381,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Seresin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carolco_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Kastner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Seresin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carolco_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Kastner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Homeboy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeboy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Elliott_Kastner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Homeboy is a 1988 drama film, directed by Michael Seresin. It was written by and stars Mickey Rourke in the role of self-destructive cowboy/boxer Johnny Walker. Christopher Walken also stars as Walker's slightly corrupt promoter who encourages him to fight while hiding from him the fact that one more punch in the wrong place would kill him. The film was briefly released in some theatres in 1988 by TriStar through their distribution deal with Carolco, but was more widely seen on home video shortly after. Lionsgate reissued it on DVD on September 1, 2009. Shout Factory released the film on Blu-ray in 2020.<EOS>"
3304,165374,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Moran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jake_Brown_(skateboarder)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amber Sajben<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachael Blackwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>MurderDrome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Roller_derby_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:MurderDrome<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_sports_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>MurderDrome is a 2013 Australian action horror sports film written and directed by Daniel Armstrong and starring Amber Sajben.<EOS>
3305,47698,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hal Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Glynne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syd_Courtenay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lola_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Outcast_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Outcast is a 1934 British comedy crime film directed by Norman Lee and starring Leslie Fuller, Mary Glynne and Hal Gordon. It was produced by British International Pictures at the company's Welwyn Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director John Mead.<EOS>"
3306,32421,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Wickes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Wickes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Essex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Wickes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Wickes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Wickes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Silver Dream Racer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Dream_Racer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Motorcycle_racing_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Silver Dream Racer is a 1980 motor-racing film starring British pop star David Essex and Beau Bridges. The film was produced, written and directed by David Wickes.It was the last film to be directly made by the Rank Organisation.<EOS>"
3307,135841,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Rolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stanley Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Francis Lister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rona Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Stuart_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Home to Danger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Riverside_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_to_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Home to Danger is a 1951 British second feature film noir crime film directed by Terence Fisher starring Guy Rolfe, Rona Anderson and Stanley Baker. It was written by Written for  Francis Edge and John Temple-Smith from a scenario by Ian Stuart Black.<EOS>"
3308,167559,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lewis Motion Picture Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herschell Gordon Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henny_Youngman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Kress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hedda Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gore Gore Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Slasher_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gore_Gore_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Gore Gore Girls is a 1972 comedy horror splatter film directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis.In the film, a reporter and a private investigator start investigating the brutal murder of a stripper. Soon enough, there is an entire series of murders targeting strippers. The investigating duo encounters several eccentric suspects, including a mentally unstable Vietnam War veteran.<EOS>"
3309,56419,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Milgard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>International Film Circuit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Molly M. Mayeux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arliss_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Taryn_Manning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Kartheiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mare_Winningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blake_Heron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Idaho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Idaho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dandelion_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Moscow,_Idaho<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Dandelion is a 2004 drama film directed and co-written by Mark Milgard and stars Vincent Kartheiser, Blake Heron, Taryn Manning, Arliss Howard, and Mare Winningham.  The director of photography was Tim Orr. The film premiered at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival and went on to play the festival circuit, screening at the Vienna International Film Festival and the Seattle International Film Festival. It was given a limited release in American theaters on October 7, 2005.<EOS>"
3310,95066,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Andreacchio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Communications_and_Entertainment_Limited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Saunders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harley Manners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_Delaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garry_Who<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Sandford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Andreacchio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Communications_and_Entertainment_Limited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fair Game<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rape_and_revenge_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Adelaide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fair_Game_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mario_Andreacchio<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Fair Game is a 1986 Australian action thriller film directed by Mario Andreacchio from a screenplay by Rob George. Quentin Tarantino enthuses about the movie in the 2008 documentary Not Quite Hollywood.<EOS>
3311,163372,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_E._Feist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carl Krueger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman_A._Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Dunn_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dewey Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gregg Sherwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_E._Feist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Krueger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman_A._Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_E._Feist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D.D._Beauchamp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Ansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sellers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Golden Gloves Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Arthur_Lange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Gloves_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Felix_E._Feist<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Golden Gloves Story is a 1950 American film noir sports film directed by Felix E. Feist. It tells the story of boxer Nick Martel as he competes in the Golden Gloves tournament. During the competition he falls in love with Patti, the daughter of Joe Riley, a boxing referee.<EOS>"
3312,104656,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alexander Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Laughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elsa_Lanchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gertrude_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Chapman_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Wimperis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lajos_Bíró<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rembrandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Amsterdam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1650s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1640s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1660s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:London_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_Rembrandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rembrandt_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Carl_Zuckmayer<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Rembrandt is a 1936 British biographical film made by London Film Productions of the life of 17th-century Dutch painter Rembrandt van Rijn. The film was produced and directed by Alexander Korda from a screenplay by June Head and Lajos Bíró based on a story by Carl Zuckmayer. The music score was by Geoffrey Toye and the cinematography by Georges Périnal.<EOS>
3313,43455,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rudolf Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Murray_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The King's Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crosby, Columbo, and Vallee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_radio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crosby,_Columbo,_and_Vallee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Crosby, Columbo, and Vallee is a 1932 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon short directed by Rudolf Ising. The short was released on March 19, 1932. It lampoons the popularity of crooners among young women, with popular crooners Bing Crosby, Russ Columbo, and Rudy Vallée being the namesake of the film.<EOS>"
3314,22724,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eva Bartok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Gregson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Canning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Venetian Bird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Venice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nino_Rota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Venetian_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Betty_Box<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Venetian Bird (U.S. title The Assassin) is a 1952 British thriller film directed by Ralph Thomas and starring Richard Todd, Eva Bartok and John Gregson. The screenplay was adapted by Victor Canning from his 1950 novel of the same title. It was released in America by United Artists.<EOS>"
3315,136450,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Olivia Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leigh McCormack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Long Day Closes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT_culture_in_Liverpool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Liverpool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Day_Closes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Davies<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Long Day Closes is a 1992 British drama film written and directed by Terence Davies and starring Marjorie Yates, Leigh McCormack, Anthony Watson, Nicholas Lamont and Ayes Owens. It was entered into the 1992 Cannes Film Festival.<EOS>"
3316,89107,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rich Trueblood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NuTech_Digital<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roz Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Scott_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olivia Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Johnstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moya_O'Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Hinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NuTech_Digital<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alice in Wonderland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_Alice_in_Wonderland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alice in Wonderland is an Australian 51-minute direct-to-video animated film from Burbank Films Australia originally released in 1988.The film is based on Lewis Carroll's classic English novel, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, first published in 1865, and was adapted by Paul Leadon. Unlike many other adaptations of the novel, this one did not borrow elements from its sequel, Through the Looking-Glass (1871), combined into one film. Burbank Films Australia produced a 73-minute adaptation of the second novel the year before, in 1987, entitled Alice: Through the Looking-Glass.This film was produced by Roz Phillips and directed by Rich Trueblood. Quite uncommon among Burbank Films Australia's adaptations of classic literary works, Alice in Wonderland featured one original theme song, composed by Mark Isaacs and sung by Kerrie Biddell.The copyright in this film is now owned by Pulse Distribution and Entertainment and administered by digital rights management firm NuTech Digital.<EOS>"
3317,58172,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lewis_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Dolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Lilley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phil Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bing Crosby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mitzi Gaynor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zizi Jeanmaire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lewis_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Dolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Sheldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Lindsay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Anything Goes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Stage and screen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cole_Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_P._G._Wodehouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anything_Goes_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sidney_Sheldon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Anything Goes is a 1956 American musical film directed by Robert Lewis, and starring Bing Crosby, Donald O'Connor, Zizi Jeanmaire, and Mitzi Gaynor. Adapted from the 1934 stage musical Anything Goes by Cole Porter, Guy Bolton, and P. G. Wodehouse, the film is about two entertainers scheduled to appear in a Broadway show who travel to Europe, where each discovers the perfect leading lady for the female role. Bing Crosby's character, Bill Benson, goes to England and meets Mitzi Gaynor's character Patsy Blair, and he signs her as the female lead. Meanwhile, Donald O'Connor's character, Ted Adams, travels to France and meets Jeanmaire's character, Gaby Duval, and he signs her to the same role. On the return voyage, with each man having brought his leading lady along, the Atlantic becomes a stormy crossing when each man must tell his discovery that she might not get the role.Paramount had already (1936) released a musical film version that followed the plot of the original stage musical. The book for this 1956 film version, also released by Paramount, was drastically rewritten. Although this version again stars Crosby (whose character was renamed), the film replaces most of the original characters and follows a new plot. It features almost no similarities to the musical stage production, apart from some songs, the presence of a ship crossing the Atlantic and the title.<EOS>"
3318,6325,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Stockfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edmund Gwenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Money for Nothing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Monaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Monty_Banks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Money for Nothing is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Monty Banks and starring Seymour Hicks, Betty Stockfeld and Edmund Gwenn. It was produced by British International Pictures and shot at the company's Elstree Studios near London. A French-language remake of the film Love and Luck, also directed by Banks, premiered later in the year.<EOS>"
3319,31116,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bashar_Shbib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bashar Shbib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Haralabos_Sugleris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Charles_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Bryunbroek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bashar_Shbib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bashar_Shbib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Haralabos_Sugleris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bashar_Shbib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabor_Zsigovics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love $ Greed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_$_Greed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bashar_Shbib<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Love $ Greed is a 1991 romantic comedy directed by Bashar Shbib.<EOS>
3320,98354,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosvita_Dransfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TVOntario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rosvita Dransfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Hoard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Woolfson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosvita_Dransfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TVOntario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosvita_Dransfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosvita_Dransfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Broke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Donald_Brittain_Award_winning_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broke_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Edmonton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Broke is a Canadian documentary film, directed by Rosvita Dransfeld and released in 2009. The film centres on the friendship between David Woolfson, a pawn shop owner in Edmonton, Alberta, and Chris Hoard, an ex-convict who volunteers as an assistant to Woolfson in the shop.The film premiered at the 2009 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival, and was screened at the 2009 Vancouver International Film Festival and the 2009 Global Visions Film Festival, before having its television premiere on March 3, 2010 as an episode of TVOntario's documentary series The View from Here.The film won the Donald Brittain Award for Best Social or Political Documentary Program at the 25th Gemini Awards in 2010.Hoard was again featured in Dransfeld's 2014 film Anti-Social Limited, which was a Donald Brittain Award nominee at the 4th Canadian Screen Awards in 2016.<EOS>"
3321,161218,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derren_Nesbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Derren Nesbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Dors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Ege<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brendan_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derren_Nesbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derren_Nesbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derren_Nesbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Amorous Milkman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_milkmen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Amorous_Milkman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Derren_Nesbitt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Amorous Milkman is a 1975 British sex comedy film directed by Derren Nesbitt and starring Julie Ege, Diana Dors and Brendan Price. It was written by Nesbitt based on his 1973 novel of the same name.A young milkman enjoys a number of adventures with bored women on his round. One version of the poster showed a self-satisfied cat licking its lips above the tagline, ""If your pussy could only talk.""<EOS>"
3322,23931,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vic_Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Altura Films International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Nimoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vic Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Forest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mazursky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leonard Nimoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vic_Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Nimoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vic_Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Turner_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vic_Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deathwatch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_prison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathwatch_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vic_Morrow<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Deathwatch is a 1965 American independent drama film directed by Vic Morrow. It is an adaptation of the 1949 French play Haute Surveillance by Jean Genet.<EOS>
3323,122976,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Ingster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RKO Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Kraike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florence_Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_Inescort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Tobias<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Sothern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myrna_Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexander Knox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharyn_Moffett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Ingster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Knox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Ingster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Judge Steps Out<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leigh_Harline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Judge_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Judge Steps Out is a 1948 American comedy film directed by Boris Ingster and written by Ingster and Alexander Knox. The film stars Knox and Ann Sothern, along with George Tobias, Sharyn Moffett, Florence Bates, Frieda Inescort and Myrna Dell. The film was completed in March 1947, but its American release was held up until June 2, 1949, by RKO Pictures. The film was retitled Indian Summer in Great Britain and the Commonwealth.<EOS>"
3324,64052,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Cahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_E._Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Foster_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harp_McGuire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Cahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_E._Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orville_H._Hampton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cage of Evil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Sawtell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cage_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_L._Cahn<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Cage of Evil is a low-budget 1960 crime film starring Ron Foster and Patricia Blair.<EOS>
3325,103346,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Planet Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Blakely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carole_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Judd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Island of Terror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Malcolm_Lockyer<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Island of Terror (also known as Night of the Silicates and The Night the Creatures Came) is a 1966 British horror film directed by Terence Fisher and starring Peter Cushing and Edward Judd. The screenplay was by Edward Mann and Al Ramsen. It was produced by Planet Film Productions. The film was released in the United States by Universal Studios on a double bill with The Projected Man (1966).<EOS>
3326,160167,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clark_Brandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Glenn Dudelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Edmonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kelly Andrea Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sanford Hampton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Youngs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clark_Brandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Skeeter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skeeter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Skeeter is a 1993 horror film starring Jim Youngs and Tracy Griffith and directed by Clark Brandon. The film was released in 1993, with the first video premiere being on April 6, 1994. It was panned by critics.The film was released on DVD as a stand-alone in the United States by Image Entertainment. It was also released in 2007 on DVD as the first film in the triple feature with the 1982 low-budget British science-fiction horror movie Xtro and its 1990 sequel Xtro II: The Second Encounter.<EOS>"
3327,165225,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Carl Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hollywood International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Carl Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mondo Hollywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Hollywood,_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mondo_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hippie_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mondo Hollywood is a documentary ""mondo movie"" by Robert Carl Cohen, released in 1967. Filmed over the preceding two years, it was described by Variety as a ""flippy, trippy psychedelic guide to Hollywood"".<EOS>"
3328,137199,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wid_Gunning,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Graf_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hobart_Bosworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert McKim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Freeman Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wid_Gunning,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Graf_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Gardner_Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Hands_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>White Hands is a 1922 American Melodrama film directed by Lambert Hillyer that was set in Algeria but filmed in a Studio in San Mateo, California and the Pacific beaches in San Francisco, California. The film stars Hobart Bosworth, Robert McKim, and Freeman Wood.<EOS>"
3329,55712,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Burge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Fennell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bryan_(art_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Wisdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Cruickshank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Burge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Fennell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bryan_(art_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reuben_Ship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>There Was a Crooked Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Was_a_Crooked_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stuart_Burge<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>There Was a Crooked Man is a 1960 British comedy film directed by Stuart Burge and starring Norman Wisdom, Alfred Marks, Andrew Cruickshank, Reginald Beckwith and Susannah York. It is based on the James Bridie play The Golden Legend of Schults. The film was one of two independent films (the other being The Girl on the Boat (1962)) in which Wisdom appeared in an effort to extend his range, as British audiences strongly identified him with his Gump character.The film's title is taken from the English nursery rhyme ""There Was a Crooked Man"".<EOS>"
3330,70873,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bray Wyndham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Camilla_Horn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miles Mander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marguerite Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Bennett_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Matinee Idol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matinee_Idol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Matinee Idol is a 1933 British crime film directed by George King and starring Camilla Horn, Miles Mander and Marguerite Allan. The screenplay concerns a young actress who is suspected of murder. It was shot at Wembley Studios in London. The film's sets were designed by the art director J. Elder Wills. It was a quota quickie distributed by United Artists.<EOS>"
3331,84629,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Major Independents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sticky Fingaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Block<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Erik Voake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mario Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Constantine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Keith Louis Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kirk ""Sticky Fingaz"" Jones, Shelton ""Ess Man"" Rivers, Desmond ""DSP"" Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mekhi_Phifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_K._Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_Williams_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bokeem_Woodbine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fredro_Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Rapaport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Omar_Epps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Faizon_Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drena_De_Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kirk ""Sticky Fingaz"" Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Day in the Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Day In The Life: The Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rap_opera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_hip_hop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Day_in_the_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rap_operas<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>A Day in the Life is a 2009 American musical crime film, written, directed by and starring Sticky Fingaz, released on July 7, 2009 by Major Independents and Lionsgate. The film tells about one day in the life of Sticky, the leader of the gang, who is trying to escape from criminal life. A Day in the Life contains no spoken dialogue. Instead, the actors rap all their lines over a hip-hop beat.The main role in the film was played by Sticky Fingaz. He also wrote the script and presented himself as a producer and composer of the film. The film co-stars Bokeem Woodbine, Michael Rapaport, Omar Epps, Mekhi Phifer and rappers Fredro Starr, Kurupt and Treach from the rap-group Naughty By Nature. It's the last film appearance of Lamont Bentley who died in a car accident four years earlier. It is also the final film appearance of Michael Taliferro who died of a stroke in 2006.<EOS>"
3332,152785,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Scanlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kori_Rae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Octavia Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julia Louis-Dreyfus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Scanlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kori_Rae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Bunin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Scanlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Onward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Onward: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Censored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pixar_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_urban_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_size_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mychael_Danna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_teen_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jeff_Danna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ScreenX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:4DX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_magic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_epic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_controversies_in_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dan_Scanlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dan_Scanlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Onward_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_legendary_creatures<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Onward is a 2020 American animated urban fantasy adventure film produced by Pixar Animation Studios for Walt Disney Pictures, and starring the voices of Tom Holland, Chris Pratt, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Octavia Spencer. Directed by Dan Scanlon, produced by Kori Rae, and written by Scanlon, Jason Headley, and Keith Bunin. The film, set in a suburban fantasy world for the modern day, follows two elf brothers named Ian and Barley Lightfoot (Holland and Pratt, respectively) who set out on a quest to find an artifact that will temporarily revive their deceased father, Wilden (Kyle Bornheimer) for twenty-four hours.After directing Monsters University (2013), Scanlon was encouraged to develop personal stories. The concept of Onward is inspired by the death of Scanlon's father, who died in a car accident when Scanlon and his older brother were very young children, and their relationship with each other. He began to write the story after hearing an audio clip of his father. The film was announced at D23 Expo in July 2017, with the title being revealed in December 2018, alongside the voice cast. The animation team chose to give the film's magic a unique style after studying several animated films featuring magic in order to fit with its suburban setting. Development on Onward lasted for six years, on an approximate between $175–200 million budget. Composers Mychael and Jeff Danna were hired to compose the film's musical score, with Brandi Carlile contributing an original song for the film.Onward premiered at the 70th Berlin International Film Festival on February 21, 2020, and was theatrically released in the United States on March 6, 2020. The film received generally positive reviews from critics, but underperformed at the box office, grossing $141 million worldwide against its between $175–200 million budget. The COVID-19 pandemic contributed to its financial shortcomings, due to the widespread closure of theaters. Like several other films released in the early months of 2020, it found far greater success on VOD. The film was nominated for Best Animated Feature Film at the 78th Golden Globe Awards and 93rd Academy Awards. Onward was the last Pixar film released in theaters worldwide until Lightyear in June 2022.<EOS>"
3333,18698,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sloss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexis_Alexanian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caroline_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Sehring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Parker_Posey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kyra_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fairuza_Balk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sloss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexis_Alexanian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caroline_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Personal Velocity: Three Portraits<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:John_Cassavetes_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Personal_Velocity:_Three_Portraits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rebecca_Miller<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Personal Velocity: Three Portraits is a 2002 American drama film written and directed by Rebecca Miller. It stars Kyra Sedgwick, Parker Posey, and Fairuza Balk as three women who escape from their afflicted lives as each struggles to flee from the men who confine their personal freedom.Personal Velocity: Three Portraits premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 12, 2002, where it won the Grand Jury Prize and the Excellence in Cinematography Award. It was theatrically released in the United States on November 22, 2002 to positive reviews from critics. At the 18th Independent Spirit Awards, Miller won the John Cassavetes Award, while Posey was nominated for Best Female Lead, and Kuras was nominated for Best Cinematography.<EOS>"
3334,163871,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fuest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Don Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Hanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William F. Deneen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keir_Dullea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glynis_Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Gray_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Phillips_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronee_Blakley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fuest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Whitemore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fuest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bloch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom /Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Bloch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Dangerous_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Robert_Bloch<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Three Dangerous Ladies is a 1977 British-Canadian horror anthology film composed of three episodes of the six-part Harlech Television and The Ontario Educational Communications Authority co-produced series of half-hour television films titled Classics Dark and Dangerous. The three segments, Mrs. Amworth, The Mannikin and The Island, were directed, respectively, by Alvin Rakoff, Don Thompson, and Robert Fuest. The cast includes Glynis Johns, John Phillips, Ronee Blakley, Keir Dullea, John Hurt and Charles Gray.<EOS>"
3335,145438,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Fywell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Parfitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Fywell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Parfitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heidi_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Capture the Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Dodie_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dario_Marianelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pembrokeshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Isle_of_Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Parfitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Capture_the_Castle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Fywell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Capture the Castle is a 2003 British romantic comedy film directed by Tim Fywell. It is based on the 1948 novel of the same name by Dodie Smith, with the screenplay written by Heidi Thomas. The film was released in the UK on 9 May 2003.Romola Garai played the lead role of Cassandra Mortmain alongside Bill Nighy, Rose Byrne and Tara Fitzgerald.<EOS>"
3336,82647,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mutiny on the Bunny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Atlantic_Ocean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yosemite_Sam_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_HMS_Bounty<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mutiny on the Bunny is a 1950 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on February 11, 1950, and stars Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam.It is one of three nautical-themed shorts with Sam as a pirate, along with Buccaneer Bunny (1948) and Captain Hareblower (1954). The title is a reference to the film Mutiny on the Bounty (1935).<EOS>"
3337,93843,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Copping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Bilcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Umbrella Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Blundell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Copping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Bilcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Hopgood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Finney_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alvin Rides Again<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_sex_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alvin Rides Again is a 1974 Australian sex-comedy film sequel to Alvin Purple. It was directed by David Bilcock and Robin Copping, who were regular collaborators with Tim Burstall. It was rated M unlike its predecessor which was rated R. Alvin Rides Again still features a lot of full frontal nudity.<EOS>"
3338,137135,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wedding Bells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weddings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wedding_Bells_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wedding Bells is a 1933 short animated film distributed by Columbia Pictures, and one of many featuring Krazy Kat.<EOS>"
3339,4111,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_August_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worldvision_Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Kirschner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Chapin and Tom Chapin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Welker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marie_Osmond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renae_Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicole_Eggert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marilyn_Schreffler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Blu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Candy_Ann_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_August_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worldvision_Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Kirschner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rose Petal Place<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rose Petal Place: A Concert at Carnation Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Children's_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ruby-Spears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Doll_brands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_August_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Petal_Place<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dean_Elliott<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rose Petal Place is an American-produced animated film from 1984 made by Ruby-Spears, with a corresponding line of flower-themed dolls made by Kenner Products. The concept for Rose Petal Place was created by David Kirschner and the film was written by Mal Marmorstein. The film was directed by Charles August Nichols, and was released in syndication in May 1984.<EOS>"
3340,45560,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutz_Greenbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man from Morocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Morocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Morocco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_action_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man from Morocco is a 1945 British action adventure film directed by Mutz Greenbaum as Max Greene and starring Anton Walbrook, Margaretta Scott and Mary Morris. The film was shot at Welwyn Studios of Associated British.<EOS>"
3341,72338,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Kaufer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phaedra_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. Todd Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Nemeth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bonnie Bedelia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Saul Rubinek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Caroleen Feeney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Strathairn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Kaufer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phaedra_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Todd_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bad Manners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ira_Newborn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Manners_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bad Manners is a 1997 American comedy drama film directed by Jonathan Kaufer and starring David Strathairn, Bonnie Bedelia and Saul Rubinek.  It is based on the play Ghost in the Machine by David Gilman, who also wrote the screenplay.<EOS>"
3342,170228,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Lion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmo_De_Witt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Lion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hawkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Lion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Lion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Lion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Lion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Lion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Lion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_South_African_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Lion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Lion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Lion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Lion is a 1972 South African action film directed by Elmo De Witt and starring Jack Hawkins, Karen Spies and Dawid Van Der Walt. The screenplay was written by Wilbur Smith, one of his rare original screenplays. He used a similar story later on in his novel A Time to Die.<EOS>"
3343,75782,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dorrell McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George P. Breakston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Screen Archives Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Breakston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tokyo File 212<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Albert_Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tokyo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_critical_of_communism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tokyo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Korean_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_anti-communist_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Communism_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Breakston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokyo_File_212<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Fujisawa,_Kanagawa<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Tokyo File 212 (Japanese: 東京ファイル212) is a 1951 spy film directed by Dorrell McGowan and Stuart E. McGowan. George Breakston wrote the film's script and co-produced it with Dorrell McGowan jointly under the banner of their newly formed Breakston–McGowan Productions and Japanese Tonichi Enterprises Company. Californian lawyer Melvin Belli executive-produced the feature while composer Albert Glasser provided the film's score.The film, a Japanese-American co-production, starred Florence Marly and Robert Peyton in the lead roles while Tetsu Nakamura played the antagonist. Katsuhiko Haida, Reiko Otani, Tatsuo Saitō and Heihachirô Ôkawa featured as supporting characters. Real life geisha Ichimaru appeared in a song sequence. The plot revolved around an American Intelligence agent (Peyton) sent to Japan to track down a suspected communist who was previously his college-mate (Haida).Principal photography commenced on July 21, 1950, in Japan and was completed in 36 days; making it Hollywood's first feature film to be shot entirely in Japan. RKO Pictures distributed the film in the US. Upon release the film received mixed reviews from critics who found the story unconvincing, though they appreciated the scenic settings. It turned out to be a commercial failure too.<EOS>"
3344,159258,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archibald_Nettlefold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mabel_Poulton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Bransby_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_F._Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pauline Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archibald_Nettlefold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hellcat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hellcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Hughes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hellcat is a 1928 British silent romance film directed by Harry Hughes and starring Mabel Poulton, Eric Bransby Williams and John F. Hamilton. It was based on the play Wilcat Hetty by Florence Kilpatrick and made at the Nettlefold Studios in Walton-on-Thames.<EOS>"
3345,118918,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Relativity Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>EuropaCorp Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ryan Kavanaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Virginie Silla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert De Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tommy Lee Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dianna Agron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michelle Pfeiffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John D'Leo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EuropaCorp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Kavanaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginie_Silla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_contract_killing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_crime_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witness_protection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mafia_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1996<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EuropaCorp_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Normandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Normandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Family_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Luc_Besson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Family (released as Malavita and Cosa Nostra in some countries) is a 2013 French black comedy crime film co-written and directed by Luc Besson, starring Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer, Tommy Lee Jones, Dianna Agron, and John D'Leo. It follows a Mafia family in the witness protection program who want to change their lives. It is based on the French novel Malavita (Badfellas in the 2010 English translation) by Tonino Benacquista.<EOS>"
3346,163108,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plastic_Galaxy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brian Stillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plastic_Galaxy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Stillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plastic_Galaxy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Karl Tate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plastic_Galaxy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Plastic Galaxy: The Story of Star Wars Toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plastic_Galaxy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plastic_Galaxy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plastic_Galaxy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plastic_Galaxy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plastic_Galaxy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plastic_Galaxy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plastic_Galaxy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kickstarter-funded_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plastic_Galaxy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Star_Wars_documentaries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Plastic Galaxy: The Story of Star Wars Toys, or simply Plastic Galaxy, is a 2014 documentary film directed by Brian Stillman about Kenner's action figures based on the Star Wars franchise.<EOS>"
3347,74285,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Opuls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfgang_Reinhardt_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Bel Geddes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Opuls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfgang_Reinhardt_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Laurents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Caught<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_interclass_romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Friedrich_Hollaender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Arthur_Laurents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caught_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Max_Ophüls<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Caught is a 1949 American melodrama and film noir directed by Max Ophüls, and starring James Mason, Barbara Bel Geddes and Robert Ryan. Caught was based on a novel by Libbie Block.<EOS>"
3348,56764,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Grissell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Gray_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Grissell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Marshal of Reno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Red_Ryder_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Reno<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Marshal of Reno is a 1944 American Western film directed by Wallace Grissell starring Wild Bill Elliott in the role of Red Ryder. It was the second of twenty-three Red Ryder feature films that would be produced by Republic Pictures. The picture was shot on the studio's back lot along with outdoor locations at Iverson Ranch, 1 Iverson Lane, Chatsworth, Los Angeles, CA, USA.<EOS>"
3349,137076,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Tetzlaff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Marton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_A._Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merian_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lowell_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Mantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lowell Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Tetzlaff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Marton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_A._Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merian_C._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lowell_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Lipscomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Seven Wonders of the World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Raksin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Varanasi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Delhi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Emil_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Agra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_Marton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Sol_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Darjeeling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ted_Tetzlaff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerome_Moross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Wonders_of_the_World_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinerama<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Seven Wonders of the World is a 1956 documentary film in Cinerama. Lowell Thomas searches the world for natural and man-made wonders and invites the audience to try to update the ancient Greek list of the ""Wonders of the World"".<EOS>"
3350,122011,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Crane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Kallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Fox_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Granger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Shatner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Crane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Kallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Movie_of_the_Week<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sherlock_Holmes_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Hound of the Baskervilles is a 1972 American made-for-television horror mystery film directed by Barry Crane and starring Stewart Granger as Sherlock Holmes and Bernard Fox as Doctor Watson.  The movie is based on Arthur Conan Doyle's 1902 Sherlock Holmes novel The Hound of the Baskervilles.<EOS>
3351,4401,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Norton Virgien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Eng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Nickelodeon Movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arlene Klasky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gabor Csupo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Curry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kath Soucie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cheryl Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dionne Quan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nancy Cartwright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lacey Chabert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>E. G. Daily<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickelodeon_Movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arlene_Klasky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabor_Csupo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Boutilier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rugrats Go Wild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rugrats Go Wild: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Asia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Mothersbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rugrats_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rugrats_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickelodeon_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norton_Virgien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Klasky_Csupo_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_series_finales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickelodeon_Movies_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_scents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_babies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rugrats_Go_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Wild_Thornberrys_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rugrats Go Wild is a 2003 American animated crossover adventure film based on the Nickelodeon animated television series Rugrats and The Wild Thornberrys. It is the final installment of both the Rugrats and The Wild Thornberrys film series and serves as the sequel to both  Rugrats in Paris: The Movie (2000) and The Wild Thornberrys Movie (2002). The film was the first to feature Nancy Cartwright as the voice of Chuckie Finster following original voice actress Christine Cavanaugh's retirement in 2001. The film follows the Rugrats and their families as they prepare for their planned vacation, but eventually get stranded on an uncharted island in the Pacific, where they meet the Thornberry family.The film was produced by Klasky Csupo and released in theaters on June 13, 2003. Rugrats Go Wild grossed $55.4 million worldwide and unlike its predecessors, it received unfavorable reviews from critics. The film used ""Odorama"", which allowed the audience to smell aromas from the film using scratch and sniff cards.<EOS>"
3352,163825,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walt Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Moose_Hunt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Moose Hunt is a Mickey Mouse short animated film first released on April 30, 1931, as part of the Mickey Mouse film series. It was the twenty-eighth Mickey Mouse short to be produced and the fourth of that year.This is the first cartoon to feature Pluto as Mickey's pet – in his previous appearance, 1930's The Picnic, he was called ""Rover"" and lived with Minnie Mouse. The cartoon is dominated by Pluto's antics, he gets a minute and a half of solo screen time.Pluto speaks three times in the cartoon – crying ""Mammy!"", telling Mickey to ""Kiss me!"" and pointing out ""The moose!"" Except for one more ""mammy"" at the end of Mickey Steps Out, Pluto never speaks again.<EOS>"
3353,102767,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Bernerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gale_Storm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Mack Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>C. Aubrey Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Bernerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wallace_Sayre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Rau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Forever Yours<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Yours_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Nigh<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Forever Yours is a 1945 American drama film directed by William Nigh and starring Gale Storm, C. Aubrey Smith and Johnny Mack Brown. It was made by Monogram Pictures. Although the studio concentrated on low-budget films, this was one of the company's more prestigious releases of the year.<EOS>"
3354,112852,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevenson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walt Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keenan Wynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tommy Kirk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred MacMurray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nancy Olson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Absent-Minded Professor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Bruns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Bill_Walsh_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Stevenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Studios_(division)_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flying_cars_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Medfield_College_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Absent-Minded_Professor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Absent-Minded Professor is a 1961 American science fiction comedy film directed by Robert Stevenson and produced by Walt Disney Productions. It is based on the 1943 short story ""A Situation of Gravity"" (May 22, 1943 Liberty) by Samuel W. Taylor. The title character was based in part on Hubert Alyea, a professor emeritus of chemistry at Princeton University, who was known as ""Dr. Boom"" for his explosive demonstrations. The film stars Fred MacMurray as Professor Ned Brainard, alongside Nancy Olson, Keenan Wynn, Tommy Kirk, Leon Ames, Elliott Reid, and Edward Andrews. The plot follows Brainard as he invents a substance that defies gravity, which he later exploits through various means.Released on March 16, 1961, the film was a box office success, and two years later became the first Disney film to have a sequel, Son of Flubber (1963). It was one of the first Disney films to be colorized (for the 1986 VHS release), and, along with The Shaggy Dog (1959) and Son of Flubber, is one of Disney's few black-and-white films to be produced after 1941. A remake titled Flubber with Robin Williams was released in 1997.<EOS>"
3355,103915,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>William J. Cowen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Thalberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_B._Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Bruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Nagel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lupe_Vélez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Thalberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_B._Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chester_De_Vonde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kongo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_magic_and_magicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Belgian_Congo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_J._Cowen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kongo_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_horror_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kongo is a 1932 American pre-Code film directed by William J. Cowen and starring Walter Huston, Lupe Vélez, Conrad Nagel, and Virginia Bruce. It is an adaptation of the 1926 Broadway play of the same name that starred Huston as well. The film is also a remake of the 1928 silent film West of Zanzibar, which was based too on the 1926 play. That earlier film was directed by Tod Browning and stars Lon Chaney and Lionel Barrymore.Kongo has rarely been seen in theaters since its original release, but in recent years it has been presented on television by Turner Classic Movies. On May 3, 2011, a DVD version of the film was released as part of the Warner Archive Collection series .<EOS>"
3356,160696,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fanchon Royer Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanchon_Royer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Mackaill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Kornman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fanchon_Royer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Natteford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Neighbors' Wives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors'_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Neighbors' Wives is a 1933 American pre-Code drama film directed by B. Reeves Eason and starring Dorothy Mackaill, Tom Moore and Mary Kornman.<EOS>"
3357,98627,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E.A._Dupont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E.A._Dupont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night of Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Philo_Vance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_E._A._Dupont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_Mystery_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_North<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Night of Mystery is a 1937 American mystery film directed by E.A. Dupont and starring Grant Richards, Roscoe Karns and Helen Burgess. The film was a remake of The Greene Murder Case (1929), adapted from a 1928 novel of the same name. Because of this it is sometimes known by the alternative title The Greene Murder Case.<EOS>"
3358,68892,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_de_Kuharski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Odette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_Kean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gillian Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lya Delvelez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_de_Kuharski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lothar_Knud_Frederik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_de_Kuharski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerbanu_Kothawala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Emerald of the East<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_British_Raj<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Indian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emerald_of_the_East<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Emerald of the East is a 1929 British adventure film directed by and featuring Jean de Kuharski. It also starred Joshua Kean, Mary Odette and Lya Delvelez. It was based on a novel by Jerbanu Kothawala. It was one of a growing number of British films to be set in India during the era.<EOS>"
3359,1991,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kevin Deters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Stevie Wermers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney–ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walt_Disney_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Foley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Chalke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derek Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>W. Morgan Sheppard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stevie_Wermers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney–ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walt_Disney_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prep & Landing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Computer-animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prep_&_Landing_(series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_television_specials<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Prep & Landing is a series of computer animated television Christmas specials produced by the Walt Disney Animation Studios (2009–2011) and Disney Television Animation (2025). Voices of Dave Foley, Derek Richardson, Sarah Chalke and W. Morgan Sheppard are featured in the specials.<EOS>"
3360,164626,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shyam_Benegal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rajit_Kapur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallavi_Joshi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shyam_Benegal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatima_Meer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Making of the Mahatma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_South_African_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Actor_National_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_English_Feature_Film_National_Film_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Shyam_Benegal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Mahatma_Gandhi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_the_Mahatma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Development_Corporation_of_India_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Making of the Mahatma  is a 1996 biographical film directed by Shyam Benegal, about the early life of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (also known as Mahatma Gandhi) during his 21 years in South Africa. The film is based upon the book The Apprenticeship of a Mahatma by Fatima Meer. It was an international co-production between India and South Africa.<EOS>"
3361,170832,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anatole de Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosamund_John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Rattigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Pudney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Way to the Stars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Army_Air_Forces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Terence_Rattigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Two_Cities_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Terence_Rattigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Compositions_by_Charles_Williams<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Way to the Stars is a 1945 Anglo-American black-and-white Second World War drama film made by Two Cities Films. The film was produced by Anatole de Grunwald, directed by Anthony Asquith, and stars Michael Redgrave, John Mills, Rosamund John, and Douglass Montgomery. In the United States it was shortened by 22 minutes, and the shortened version was distributed by United Artists under the title Johnny in the Clouds.The screenplay for The Way to the Stars was written by noted dramatist Terence Rattigan, based on a scenario co-written by Rattigan with USAAF Captain Richard Sherman. The film is a significant reworking of Rattigan's 1942 play Flare Path. Rattigan, then a Royal Air Force Flight Lieutenant, was posted in 1943 to the RAF Film Production Unit to work on The Way to the Stars and Journey Together.The title The Way to the Stars is often assumed to have been taken from the Latin motto of the RAF, Per ardua ad astra. However, the literal translation of the RAF motto is ""Through adversity to the stars"". The title of the shortened American version, Johnny in the Clouds, is derived from the poem recited in the film as a tribute to a dead aviator.<EOS>"
3362,104524,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Noah Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vestron_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_III_Communications<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Furie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kyra_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristin_Dattilo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vestron_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_III_Communications<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pyrates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pyrates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pyrates is a 1991 comedy film, starring Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick about a couple who experience pyrokinesis after having sex. Directed and written by Noah Stern, the film was released on VHS on December 18, 1991.<EOS>"
3363,42018,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Cox_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jane Ballantyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hargreaves_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Cameron_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Cox_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Cox_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Cox_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My First Wife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_First_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>My First Wife is a 1984 Australian drama film directed by Paul Cox. The film won several AFI Awards in 1984.<EOS>
3364,137254,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Winter is a Silly Symphonies animated Disney short film that was released on October 30, 1930, by Columbia Pictures. It is the fourth and final film in the cycle of season themed Silly Symphonies following  Springtime, Summer, and Autumn.<EOS>"
3365,66985,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_L._Kowalski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Rosemont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Britt_Ekland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_O'Neal_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Wiseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Cord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_McNair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_L._Kowalski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Rosemont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stiletto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mafia_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_contract_killing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Embassy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_L._Kowalski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stiletto_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stiletto is a 1969 American crime film directed by Bernard L. Kowalski and starring Alex Cord, Britt Ekland and Patrick O'Neal. It is based on the novel Stiletto (1960) by Harold Robbins. The film marked the debut of Raul Julia.<EOS>"
3366,19740,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gerry Troyna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Maya Vision International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gerry Troyna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maya Vision International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rebecca Dodds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Blasher Bhattacharyaa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Bowie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stan Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Elson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carlos Alomar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carmine Rojas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Earl Slick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Simms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lenny Pickett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Simms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Lebolt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Stellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ricochet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rockumentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:David_Bowie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricochet_(documentary)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:David_Bowie_video_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ricochet is a 1984 documentary film about the musician David Bowie. Made with Bowie’s full consent and participation, it was the second of such documentary productions following Cracked Actor from 1975. However, whereas Cracked Actor was made for television by the BBC's Omnibus strand, Ricochet was made for commercial release to the home video market.The documentary was filmed in the Far East at the very end of Bowie’s 1983 Serious Moonlight Tour. Directed by Gerry Troyna, the film interweaves the documentary format with travelogue, scripted narrative interludes, and some edited live performances by Bowie and his band. It was first released in 1984 on VHS.<EOS>"
3367,151955,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Probation_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hutchison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Probation_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hollywood Film Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Probation_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Efrus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Probation_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hutchison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Probation_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Efrus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Probation_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>On Probation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Probation_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Probation_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Probation_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Probation_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Probation_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Probation_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Probation_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Probation_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Hutchison<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>On Probation is a 1935 American drama film directed by Charles Hutchison and starring Monte Blue, Lucile Browne and William Bakewell.<EOS>"
3368,22309,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Larry A. McLean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>EchoLight Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dave Alan Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Karl Horstmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dale Weller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randy LaHaye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Everett Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amber Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dylan Sprayberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mason Dye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Next Generation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vanished - Left Behind:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_siblings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_spin-offs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christian_apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanished_–_Left_Behind:_Next_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Left_Behind_series<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vanished – Left Behind: Next Generation is a 2016 American action-adventure drama film directed by Larry A. McLean, with a screenplay written by Kim Beyer-Johnson and Joan Considine Johnson. It stars Amber Frank, Mason Dye, Dylan Sprayberry and Tom Everett Scott. It is based on the first book in the Left Behind: The Kids series by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins and serves as a spin-off from the Left Behind film series.The film was released selected theaters on September 28, 2016, and was released on DVD on November 17, 2016.<EOS>"
3369,31586,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Midnight in a Toy Shop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sentient_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_a_Toy_Shop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Midnight in a Toy Shop is a 1930 Silly Symphonies animated short film directed by Wilfred Jackson and produced by Walt Disney Productions.<EOS>
3370,57123,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phase_4_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Documentary_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julian Cautherley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lucy Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Pearce_(snowboarder)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phase_4_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Documentary_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Crash Reel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lucy_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Down_syndrome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Snowboarding_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Phase_4_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crash_Reel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_winter_sports<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Crash Reel is a documentary film directed by Lucy Walker which premiered as the Opening Night Gala film on 19 January 2013 at the Sundance Film Festival.Through 20 years of sports and verite footage, The Crash Reel showcases the rivalry between Kevin Pearce and Shaun White which culminates in Kevin's life-changing crash and later comeback. The film also showcases the Pearce family, including Kevin's father glass-blower Simon Pearce and Kevin's brother David C. Pearce who describes his struggle to accept his Down syndrome and fears with Kevin.The film also premiered at the X Games on January 23, 2013 in Aspen as the first ever movie to play as a featured part of the event. The movie received critical acclaim from critics and audiences.<EOS>"
3371,146699,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cromwell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Haight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cary_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carole_Lombard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cromwell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Haight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Sherman_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In Name Only<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Cromwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roy_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Name_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Connecticut<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In Name Only is a 1939 romantic film starring Cary Grant, Carole Lombard, and Kay Francis, directed by John Cromwell.  It was based on the 1935 novel Memory of Love by Bessie Breuer.  The fictional town where it is set, Bridgefield, Connecticut, is based on the town of Ridgefield, Connecticut.<EOS>"
3372,136449,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Bartlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Morris_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Agar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Bartlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lonesome Trail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Bartlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonesome_Trail_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Lonesome Trail is a 1955 American Western film starring Wayne Morris and John Agar.It was made for Lippert Pictures.<EOS>
3373,135649,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_La_Plante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Percy_Marmont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olive Blakeney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Her Imaginary Lover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Imaginary_Lover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Her Imaginary Lover is a 1933 British comedy film directed by George King and starring Laura La Plante and Percy Marmont. It was produced and distributed by Warner Brothers and shot at the company's Teddington Studios as a quota quickie.The film was a quota quickie production based on the play Green Stockings by A. E. W. Mason, featuring La Plante as New York socialite Celia who invents an aristocratic English fiancé named Lord Michael Ware to deflect the tedious attention of would-be suitors.  Celia travels to London to claim an inheritance...and meets an aristocratic Englishman called Lord Michael Ware (Marmont).  The imaginary romance becomes real.  Her Imaginary Lover is classed by the British Film Institute as a lost film.<EOS>"
3374,70847,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eric Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Apprehensive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jill Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Doris Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brandon Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rick Spears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Sexton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gean Sexton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kitty Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peggy Singleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lobo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miriam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Casey Tomlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brandon Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Bostic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morgan Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Kruger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Apprehensive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mark of the Damned<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_of_the_Damned<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mark of the Damned is a 2006 American horror film directed by Eric Miller.  Filmed in black-and-white, it is an homage to the classic El Santo movies.The film was shown on Cinema Insomnia's 2009 Halloween special.<EOS>"
3375,80377,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ezra_Swerdlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Stratton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henri M. Kessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>DJ Hurricane, Canibus, Infinite Arkatechz, Daz Dillinger, DJ Paul, Juicy J, Mr. Lee, DJ E-Z Rock, Trick Daddy, Bucktown USA, Irv Gotti, 12 Gauge, Whoridas, Wildliffe Society, Freaky D, Mike Chav<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Piper_Perabo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Snoop_Dogg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dash_Mihok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Webber_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Hoch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ezra_Swerdlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Hoch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Whiteboyz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Whiteboys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Iowa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_hip_hop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whiteboyz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marc_Levin<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Whiteboyz (sometimes styled Whiteboys) is a 1999 American comedy film. The independent, limited release feature was written by Danny Hoch, Garth Belcon, Henri M. Kessler, Richard Stratton, and Marc Levin, and directed by Levin. The film opened to 37 theatres on the week of September 11, 1999. It marked the film debut of actress Piper Perabo, in a minor role. Several well-known rappers made cameo appearances in the film.<EOS>"
3376,15398,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>George A. Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bridgestone Multimedia Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Karen Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George A. Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brad Stine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cole Brandenberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Crystal Dewitt Hinkle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabrielle Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Homeless for the Holidays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homeless_for_the_Holidays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Homeless for the Holidays is a 2009 Christian-Christmas film by Breathe Motion Pictures. The film was directed by George A. Johnson, who previously directed Dreamer: The Movie. Shooting began on April 18, 2009, in Fort Wayne, Indiana. In January 2010, it was released theatrically for a limited time, including a special screening sponsored by The Dove Foundation at Celebration! Cinema in Grand Rapids, Michigan.<EOS>"
3377,48763,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Catherine Cyran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robin Schorr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cami Wikikoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kam_Heskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Mably<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Firth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clemency_Burton-Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Holt_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Prince & Me 2: The Royal Wedding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Prague<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Denmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weddings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Catherine_Cyran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prince_&_Me_2:_The_Royal_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Prince_&_Me_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Prince & Me 2: The Royal Wedding is a 2006 American romantic comedy film and the sequel to the 2004 film The Prince & Me and was released direct-to-video. Directed by Catherine Cyran, the film features Luke Mably reprising his role as King Edvard of Denmark, with Kam Heskin replacing Julia Stiles as Paige Morgan and Clemency Burton-Hill as newcomer Princess Kirsten of Norway.<EOS>"
3378,18931,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Ellin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Manes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>E-40, Biz Markie, Def Jef, Chubb Rock, Danny D, Larry Campbell, Smoke One Productions, Vic C., Tigidy Tone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cleveland O'Neal III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Hooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jermaine 'Huggy' Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Coolio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tre Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Y?N-Vee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony 'Zeus' Lister, Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Ellin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Manes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Ellin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beach_party_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Artisan_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_hip_hop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phat_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Doug_Ellin<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Phat Beach is a 1996 American comedy film directed by Doug Ellin, which stars Jermaine 'Huggy' Hopkins, Coolio, Brian Hooks and Gregg Vance. The movie has been considered to be ""one of the greatest (and perhaps only) hip-hop beach movies of all time.""<EOS>"
3379,69082,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Thaddeus_Vane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Saturn International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Callie Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hedayat Javid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Gellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick M. Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nita_Talbot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luca_Bercovici<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferdy_Mayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Pilavin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frightmare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frightmare (originally known as The Horror Star, and also known as simply Horror Star) is a 1981 American supernatural slasher film written and directed by Norman Thaddeus Vane. It stars Ferdy Mayne, Luca Bercovici, Jennifer Starrett, Nita Talbot and Barbara Pilavin, along with Jeffrey Combs in his horror film acting debut. The film's plot follows a group of drama students who decide to kidnap the corpse of a recently deceased horror movie star. By disrupting his tomb, they unwittingly release an ancient black magic that begins consuming them one by one.The film was distributed by Saturn International, and has been released on home media by Troma Entertainment and Vinegar Syndrome, among other companies.<EOS>"
3380,44238,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Henning Schellerup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stan Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James L. Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Sand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meg_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Goldblum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sylvester_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Butkus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Witt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marneen Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tiger Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laura Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>H.E.D. Redford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karin Isaacson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Ruud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Fantasy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henning_Schellerup<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is a 1980 American made-for-television film produced by Sunn Classic Pictures as a part of their Classics Illustrated series. It was filmed partly in Park City, Utah, and shown on NBC. It starred Jeff Goldblum as Ichabod Crane, Meg Foster as Katrina von Tassel, and Dick Butkus as Brom Bones. It was directed by Henning Schellerup and produced by Charles Sellier, who was nominated for an Emmy Award for his work on the movie.The plot follows the general outline of the 1820 Washington Irving short story ""The Legend of Sleepy Hollow"", with the addition of a new character, widow Thelma Dumkey, who marries Brom Bones, leaving Ichabod free to marry Katrina.<EOS>"
3381,160408,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Arthur_Durlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Weeks_(film_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Walling_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Arthur_Durlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Arthur_Durlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fisted_Justice_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two Fisted Justice is a 1931 American Western film directed by George Arthur Durlam that takes place during the American Civil War. The film stars Tom Tyler, Barbara Weeks, and William Walling.<EOS>"
3382,70612,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kelly_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evelyn_Keyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marguerite_Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allyn_Joslyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kelly_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Henley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Saul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Odlum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Affair_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_E._Green<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strange Affair is a 1944 mystery-comedy film starring Allyn Joslyn, Evelyn Keyes, Marguerite Chapman, and Edgar Buchanan.  Directed by Alfred E. Green, it was based on Oscar Saul's short story Stalk the Hunter.<EOS>"
3383,33332,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Paton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ace Pictures Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._W._Kier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosalind Keith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lloyd E. Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Janney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Paton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._W._Kier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Clipped Wings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clipped_Wings_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stuart_Paton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Clipped Wings is a 1937 American crime and aviation Kier-Phillips production for National pictures, directed by Stuart Paton from an original story and screenplay by Paul Willett. The film stars Lloyd E. Hughes, Rosalind Keith and William Janney.<EOS>"
3384,145604,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Edward Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jess Oppenheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Frawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucille_Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Desi_Arnaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vivian_Vance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jess_Oppenheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jess_Oppenheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Carroll_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madelyn_Pugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Love Lucy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_edited_from_television_programs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:I_Love_Lucy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Love_Lucy:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_rediscovered_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Love Lucy (also known as I Love Lucy: The Movie) is a 1953 American comedy film that is a spin-off of the sitcom I Love Lucy. Except for one test screening in Bakersfield, California,  the film was never theatrically released and was shelved.Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz co-star. Some scenes were directed by Edward Sedgwick, Ball's old friend from their years at MGM. It was Sedgwick's last film; he died in May 1953.<EOS>"
3385,89071,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Sole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alfred Sole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard K. Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brooke Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Niles McMaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Linda Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mildred Clinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paula Sheppard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Sole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Sole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Sole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alice, Sweet Alice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_critical_of_the_Catholic_Church<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_16_mm_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1961<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_religious_buildings_and_structures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Catholicism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fratricide_and_sororicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Period_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice,_Sweet_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Alice, Sweet Alice, originally titled Communion, is a 1976 American psychological horror slasher film directed by Alfred Sole, written by Sole and Rosemary Ritvo, and starring Linda Miller, Paula Sheppard, and Brooke Shields in her film debut. Set in 1961 Paterson, New Jersey, the film focuses on a troubled adolescent girl (Sheppard) who becomes a suspect in the brutal murder of her younger sister (Shields) at her First Communion, as well as in a series of unsolved stabbings that follow. Mildred Clinton, Niles McMaster, and Jane Lowry co-star, with Louisa Horton and Lillian Roth appearing in minor roles.Sole developed the film's screenplay with Ritvo, an English professor who was his neighbor, drawing influence from Nicolas Roeg's Don't Look Now (1973) and the films of Alfred Hitchcock. He assembled a cast of New York City-based actors to appear in the film, largely from theater backgrounds. Principal photography took place throughout the summer of 1975 on location in Paterson and Newark, New Jersey. Through his architectural career restoring historic buildings in Paterson, Sole was able to secure several properties there as filming locations.The film premiered at the 12th Chicago International Film Festival in November 1976 under its original title, Communion; it opened in England in September 1977 under this same name. After being acquired by Allied Artists, the film was re-titled Alice, Sweet Alice, and released in the United States on November 18, 1977. It was theatrically reissued again in 1981 by Dynamite Entertainment under the title Holy Terror, with a marketing campaign that exploited Shields's appearance in the film following her rising profile. Because the film was not properly registered for copyright between its reissues, it was widely distributed in the home media market by public domain companies until 1997 when Sole made small editorial changes to the film, allowing him to re-copyright it in a variant version.Alice, Sweet Alice received mixed reviews from film critics, though it was met with largely favorable reception in England. Sole's direction and Sheppard's performance received praise, though many critics found the film's graphic violence and religious themes obscene and anti-Catholic. It received accolades from several film festivals and critical associations. In the years since its release, it has gained a cult following and is considered a contemporary classic of the slasher subgenre in critical circles, as well as an example of an ""American giallo."" It has also been the focus of scholarship in the areas of horror film studies, particularly regarding its depictions of Roman Catholicism, child emotional neglect, and the disintegration of the American nuclear family.<EOS>"
3386,135703,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loretta_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Barthelmess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aline_MacMahon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Heroes for Sale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_addiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1932<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernhard_Kaun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Great_Depression_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_veterans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_I_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Lord_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_for_Sale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1922<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Heroes for Sale is a 1933 American pre-Code tragedy film directed by William Wellman, starring Richard Barthelmess, Aline MacMahon, and Loretta Young, and released by Warner Bros. and First National Pictures. The 76-minute original is considered lost; a 71-minute version is available from Turner Entertainment.<EOS>"
3387,82777,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinépix_Film_Properties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Mancuso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lysette_Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinépix_Film_Properties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Misbegotten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbegotten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Larry_Cohen<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Misbegotten is a 1997 film directed by Mark L. Lester. It was one of Lester's favourite films in part because he admired the writing of Larry Cohen.<EOS>
3388,142296,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Peerce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Briggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Fortuna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daphne Ashbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed Lauter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Hamlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Shaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eileen Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Faith Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Lucking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frances Lee McCain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terence Knox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>K.T. Oslin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_American_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Steve_Dorff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_serial_killers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_male_serial_killers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poisoned_by_Love:_The_Kern_County_Murders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Peerce<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Poisoned by Love: The Kern County Murders, also known as, Murder So Sweet, (1993) is an American TV movie starring Harry Hamlin and Helen Shaver that aired on CBS on February 2, 1993.  It is based on the real-life murders carried out by Steven David Catlin that occurred in Bakersfield, California in the 1980s.<EOS>"
3389,14019,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Tuchner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven R. McGlothen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Slater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tammy_Lauren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Tuchner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperate_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Tuchner<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Desperate for Love is a 1989 American romance drama television film directed by Michael Tuchner. The film is based on a true story.<EOS>
3390,14185,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Mitchell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Bernandi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sid Ganis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Schneider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Forsythe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arija Bareikis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Mitchell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Ganis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Schneider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harris_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Happy_Madison_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_male_prostitution_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Teddy_Castellucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Rob_Schneider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deuce_Bigalow:_Male_Gigolo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Mitchell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo is a 1999 American sex comedy film directed by Mike Mitchell (in his directorial debut) and written by Harris Goldberg and Rob Schneider. The film, inspired by American Gigolo (1980), stars Schneider (in the title role), William Forsythe, Eddie Griffin, and Arija Bareikis, with supporting roles by Oded Fehr, Gail O'Grady, Richard Riehle, Jacqueline Obradors, Big Boy, Amy Poehler, and Dina Platias. The film tells the story of a hapless fishtank cleaner who goes into business as a male prostitute in an attempt to earn enough money to repair the damage he caused while house-sitting. It was the first film produced by Adam Sandler's production company Happy Madison Productions.Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo was released in the United States on December 10, 1999, by Buena Vista Pictures through the Touchstone Pictures label. While the film received generally negative reviews from critics, it was a box office success, grossing over $92 million worldwide against a $17 million budget.A sequel, titled Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo, was released in August 2005 by Sony Pictures Releasing.<EOS>"
3391,19820,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Syndicate Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Arthur Durlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Arthur_Durlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Arthur_Durlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Riders of the North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Canada<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Riders of the North is a 1931 American pre-Code Western film directed by J.P. McGowan and starring Bob Custer, Blanche Mehaffey and Eddie Dunn.<EOS>"
3392,154876,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Sheetz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Toshio Suzuki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Swofford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Germain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Ansolabehere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Stack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clancy Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>R. Lee Ermey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter MacNicol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pamela Adlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dabney Coleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melissa Joan Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Courtland Mead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Allyce Beasley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Jay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>April Winchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashley Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rickey D'Shon Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan O'Donohue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Sheetz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Toshio_Suzuki_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Germain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Ansolabehere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Germain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Ansolabehere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Recess: School's Out<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_teacher–student_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DisneyToon_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Television_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Recess:_School's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Recess_(TV_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Recess: School's Out (also known as Recess: The Movie – School's Out) is a 2001 American animated adventure comedy film based on the Disney television series Recess, and features the voices of Andrew Lawrence, Rickey D'Shon Collins, Jason Davis, Ashley Johnson, Courtland Mead, Pamela Adlon, Dabney Coleman, Melissa Joan Hart, April Winchell, and James Woods.Set after the events of the series' original run, the film centers around T.J. Detweiler and his friends uncovering a plot to get rid of summer vacation taking place at their school. It was produced for Walt Disney Pictures by Walt Disney Television Animation and Walt Disney Television Animation Digital Production with animation done by Sunwoo Animation and Sunwoo Digital International.The film was distributed by Buena Vista Pictures Distribution, premiered on February 10, 2001, and was released theatrically in the United States on February 16, 2001. The film received mixed reviews from critics, but performed well at the box office, grossing $44.5 million on a $23 million budget.<EOS>"
3393,16047,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_L._Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Dvorak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bette_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Brent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_L._Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillie_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lord_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Housewife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Heinz_Roemheld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housewife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_E._Green<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Housewife is a 1934 American drama film directed by Alfred E. Green, and starring George Brent, Bette Davis, and Ann Dvorak. The screenplay by Manuel Seff and Lillie Hayward is based on a story by Hayward and Robert Lord.A print is held at the Library of Congress.<EOS>"
3394,49903,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Don Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eric ""Bibo"" Bergeron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DreamWorks_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavin_Greenaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bonne Radford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brooke Breton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Kline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Armand Assante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward James Olmos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosie Perez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_%22Bibo%22_Bergeron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DreamWorks_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Elliott_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Rossio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Road to El Dorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_conquistadors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Seville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DreamWorks_Animation_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Hernán_Cortés<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mesoamerica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1510s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DreamWorks_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Elton_John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_and_television_memes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Will_Finn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Terry_Rossio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Silverman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bibo_Bergeron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Road_to_El_Dorado<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexico_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Road to El Dorado is a 2000 American animated musical adventure comedy film directed by Eric ""Bibo"" Bergeron and Don Paul, from a screenplay by Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio, as well as additional sequences directed by Will Finn and David Silverman. Starring the voices of Kevin Kline, Kenneth Branagh, Rosie Perez, Armand Assante, Edward James Olmos, and Jim Cummings, the film follows a pair of con artists who, after winning the map to El Dorado in Spain, wash ashore in the New World; the map leads the two men to the city of El Dorado, where its inhabitants mistake them for gods.The soundtrack features an instrumental score composed by Hans Zimmer and John Powell, and songs written by Elton John and Tim Rice. John also periodically narrates the story in song throughout the film. Produced by DreamWorks Animation and released by DreamWorks Pictures, it was the third animated feature produced by the studio.The Road to El Dorado was theatrically released in the United States on March 31, 2000. It received mixed reviews from critics and performed poorly at the box office, grossing $76 million worldwide on a production budget of about $95 million. Zimmer's work on the score, however, received praise and earned him the Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Score alongside his work on Gladiator, another DreamWorks film, at the 6th Critics' Choice Awards. Despite its initial reception, reevaluation in later years has resulted in The Road to El Dorado becoming a cult classic.<EOS>"
3395,136884,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rudolf Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rudolf Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Murray_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Darby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The King's Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Three's a Crowd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three's_a_Crowd_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Three's a Crowd is a 1932 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Rudolf Ising. The short was released on December 10, 1932.<EOS>"
3396,98287,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breathing_Under_Water_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Susan Dermody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breathing_Under_Water_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Megan McMurchy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breathing_Under_Water_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maeve_Dermody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breathing_Under_Water_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Argue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breathing_Under_Water_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Louise_Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breathing_Under_Water_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Dermody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breathing_Under_Water_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Dermody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breathing_Under_Water_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Breathing Under Water<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breathing_Under_Water_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breathing_Under_Water_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breathing_Under_Water_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breathing_Under_Water_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breathing_Under_Water_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breathing_Under_Water_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Breathing Under Water is an Australian film, the first feature from director and writer Susan Dermody.<EOS>"
3397,110938,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_R._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bad Man of Deadwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man_of_Deadwood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Bad Man of Deadwood is a 1941 American Western film directed by Joseph Kane and starring Roy Rogers.<EOS>
3398,138709,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>James Fargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Clint Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Don Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ted Post<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Buddy Van Horn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Valdes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clint Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Daley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clint_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Fargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clint_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Post<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Van_Horn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clint_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Valdes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Daley_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Riesner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stirling_Silliphant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Milius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Cimino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Stinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Julian_Fink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._M._Fink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dirty Harry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Pictures_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dirty_Harry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Harry_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_1971<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dirty Harry is an American action thriller film series featuring San Francisco Police Department Homicide Division Inspector ""Dirty"" Harry Callahan. The five films are: Dirty Harry (1971), Magnum Force (1973), The Enforcer (1976), Sudden Impact (1983), and The Dead Pool (1988). Clint Eastwood portrayed Callahan in all five films and directed Sudden Impact.Callahan is notorious for his unorthodox, violent, and ruthless methods against the criminals and killers he is assigned to apprehend. At the same time, he is assigned a partner who is usually either killed or seriously injured during the film.Clint Eastwood was the only actor to have appeared in all five films.<EOS>"
3399,117878,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jessica Chastain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Emanuel Michael<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cassandra Kulukundis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ned Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Todd J. Labarowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica Chastain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James McAvoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_Chastain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_of_Eleanor_Rigby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Division_Films_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby is the collective title of three films written and directed by Ned Benson in his directorial debut, and starring Jessica Chastain and James McAvoy, alongside a supporting cast of Viola Davis, Bill Hader, Katherine Waterston, Ciarán Hinds, Isabelle Huppert, and William Hurt. After the film split into three parts, Him and Her  were screened at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival as a ""work in progress"". Them premiered in the Un Certain Regard section of the 2014 Cannes Film Festival. Them premiered in the United States on September 12, 2014, while Him and Her were released together as double feature on October 10, 2014.<EOS>"
3400,141685,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_G._Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Smith_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_G._Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Smith_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pigskin Champions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wisconsin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Pete_Smith_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_football<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pigskin_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_the_Green_Bay_Packers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pigskin Champions is a 1937 sports short subject documentary directed by Charles G. Clarke and Produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. It featured the then-World Champion Green Bay Packers in an exhibition of football skills. It premiered in Green Bay, Wisconsin on August 13, 1937. The film featured prominent players from the team, such as Curly Lambeau, Arnie Herber, Don Hutson, and Clarke Hinkle, performing difficult passes and kicks, as well as various workouts and drills.<EOS>"
3401,136473,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Gallu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Allied Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Independent_Producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_J._Gell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Heflin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heidelinde_Weis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pinkas Braun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Gallu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Independent_Producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_J._Gell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Gallu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Marshall_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Bond_(TV_writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Outside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Samuel_Gallu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Outside_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Arnell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man Outside is a 1967 British spy thriller film directed by Samuel Gallu and starring Van Heflin, Heidelinde Weis and Pinkas Braun. It was first released in Austria and West Germany in 1967, and in Britain in 1968. It was written by Gallu, Julian Bond and Roger Marshall, based on the 1959 novel Double Agent by Gene Stackelberg.<EOS>"
3402,64128,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshall_Neilan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._D._Trop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshall_Neilan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._D._Trop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshall_Neilan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chloe, Love Is Calling You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Censored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marshall_Neilan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chloe,_Love_Is_Calling_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_horror_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Chloe, Love Is Calling You is a 1934 American pre-Code drama film directed by Marshall Neilan. The film is also known as Chloe (American short title). This was lead actress Olive Borden's last film.<EOS>"
3403,31460,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_O._Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Lindsay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Norris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_O._Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>On Trial<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Trial_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terry_O._Morse<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>On Trial is a 1939 drama film directed by Terry O. Morse and produced and distributed by Warner Bros. It is based on the 1914 Broadway play by Elmer Rice. Warners had previously filmed Rice's play in 1928  as an early talkie, also called On Trial, and, earlier, in 1917, Essanay Studios had made a silent version with the same title.<EOS>"
3404,6914,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Bellamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rita La Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Shumate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Is Guilty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Is_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>One Is Guilty is a 1934 American pre-Code mystery crime film directed by Lambert Hillyer and starring Ralph Bellamy, Shirley Grey and Rita La Roy. It is the second in a series of four films featuring Bellamy as Inspector Steve Trent following Before Midnight. Two further films, The Crime of Helen Stanley and Girl in Danger, were released later in the year.<EOS>"
3405,111097,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Gimli_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Gimli_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Gimli_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tales from the Gimli Hospital<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Gimli_Hospital<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Gimli_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Gimli_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Gimli_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Gimli_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Gimli_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Gimli_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Gimli_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Icelandic-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Gimli_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manitoba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Gimli_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Gimli_Hospital<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gimli,_Manitoba<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Tales from the Gimli Hospital is a 1988 Canadian film directed by Guy Maddin. His feature film debut, it was his second film after the short The Dead Father. Tales from the Gimli Hospital was shot in black and white on 16 mm film and stars Kyle McCulloch as Einar, a lonely fisherman who contracts smallpox and begins to compete with another patient, Gunnar (played by Michael Gottli) for the attention of the young nurses.Maddin had himself endured a recent period of male rivalry and noticed that he found himself ""quite often forgetting the object of jealousy"" and instead becoming ""possessive of my rival."" The film was originally titled Gimli Saga after the amateur history book produced locally by various Icelandic members of the community of Gimli (Maddin himself is Icelandic by ancestry). Maddin's aunt Lil had recently retired from hairdressing, and allowed Maddin to use her beauty salon (also Maddin's childhood home) as a makeshift film studio (Lil appears in the film briefly as a ""bedside vigil-sitter in one quick shot [taken] just a couple of days before she died"" at the age of 85). After Maddin's mother sold the house/studio, Maddin completed the remaining shots of the film at various locations, including his own home, over a period of eighteen months. Maddin received a grant from the Manitoba Arts Council for $20,000 and often cites that figure as the film's budget, although also estimates the actual budget between $14,000 and $30,000.<EOS>"
3406,113764,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_McCowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aaron Spelling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Majors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Heatherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Hingle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_McCowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Spelling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Movie_of_the_Week<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_veterans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Billy_May<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ballad_of_Andy_Crocker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_McCowan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Ballad of Andy Crocker is a 1969 American made-for-television film produced by Thomas/Spelling Productions, which was first broadcast by ABC on November 18, 1969.The film tells the story of a young man's struggle to reclaim his life after fighting in the Vietnam War. It tells a surreal, allegorical tale, similarly to The Swimmer starring Burt Lancaster. Written by actor Stuart Margolin, the film is notable as being one of the first films to deal with the subject matter of Vietnam veterans ""coming home"".  It is also noted for its unusual casting, which placed a number of noted musical artists in key acting roles, including Jimmy Dean and Marvin Gaye.<EOS>"
3407,32701,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Coyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Independent_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>The Flaming Lips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Drozd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ivins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wayne Coyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Coyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Independent_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Coyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Christmas on Mars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Once Beyond Hopelessness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mars_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_on_Mars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Flaming_Lips_video_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Christmas on Mars is a 2008 independent psychological science fiction film from the alternative rock band the Flaming Lips, written and directed by the band's frontman, Wayne Coyne, and featuring the entire band in the cast, as well as many of their associates, including Steve Burns, Adam Goldberg, and Fred Armisen.The film began development in 2001, filming was completed in October 2005, and the film premiered on May 25, 2008 at the Sasquatch! Music Festival.  For its general release in the United States, Christmas on Mars was booked into several dozen cities for unconventional screenings, in venues which included a former Ukrainian Socialist Social Club in New York City. The film was released in three different packages on November 11, 2008 through conventional retailers as well as through the band's website. A vinyl edition was released November 25, 2008.<EOS>"
3408,164813,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris Dowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gravitas_Ventures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Dowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Milan Chakraborty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Josh Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Manns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rena_Sofer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Warburton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elaine_Hendrix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Dowling_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gravitas_Ventures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Dowling_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Dowling_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rock Slyde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Slyde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rock Slyde is a 2009 American comedy film written and directed by Chris Dowling on his feature-length directorial debut. and produced by Will Wallace, Josh Young, and Milan Chakraborty. This independent production stars Patrick Warburton, Andy Dick, Rena Sofer, and Elaine Hendrix.<EOS>"
3409,38650,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Letterman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neal H. Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Deborah Forte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jillian Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Odeya Rush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dylan Minnette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Letterman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Forte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Alexander_and_Larry_Karaszewski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Lemke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Goosebumps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack, orchestral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Original_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Village_Roadshow_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_werewolf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Delaware<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rob_Letterman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_R._L._Stine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Darren_Lemke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Village_Roadshow_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goosebumps_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goosebumps<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Goosebumps is a 2015 American horror comedy film based on R. L. Stine's children's horror novel series of the same name. Directed by Rob Letterman, with a screenplay by Darren Lemke, the film stars Jack Black as a fictionalized and exaggerated version of R. L. Stine, who teams up with his new neighbor (Dylan Minnette) and his teenage daughter (Odeya Rush) to save their hometown after all the monsters from the Goosebumps franchise escape from his works, wreaking havoc in reality. It also features Amy Ryan, Ryan Lee and Jillian Bell in supporting roles.Development on a Goosebumps film adaptation began in the 1990s but the project stalled. In early 2008, Columbia acquired the rights. Principal photography lasted from April to July 2014 in Candler Park, Atlanta.Goosebumps was theatrically released in the United States on October 16, 2015. The film received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise for its humor, pacing and faithfulness to the Goosebumps franchise.A sequel titled Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween was released on October 12, 2018.<EOS>"
3410,137200,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Graham-Wilcox Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Bellamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juliette_Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wyndham Standing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vesta Sylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham-Wilcox_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Heat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1926_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1926_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Heat_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>White Heat is a 1926 British drama film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Juliette Compton, Wyndham Standing and George Bellamy. The screenplay concerns a dancer who becomes romantically involved with a producer.<EOS>"
3411,159966,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.F._Brownrigg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter L. Krusz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.F._Brownrigg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norma Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gene Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Camilla Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann Stafford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.F._Brownrigg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Pictures_(1970s_company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Executive_producer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.F._Brownrigg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scum of the Earth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_of_the_Earth_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Scum of the Earth is a 1974 American horror film directed and produced by S. F. Brownrigg. It was re-released under the more popular title Poor White Trash Part II.<EOS>
3412,170223,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Merrill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanda_Hendrix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bromfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DeVallon_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Black Dakotas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Dakotas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1860s_in_Dakota_Territory<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Black Dakotas is a 1954 American Technicolor Western spy film directed by Ray Nazarro and produced by Columbia Pictures. Set during the American Civil War and filmed at the Iverson Movie Ranch, the film stars Gary Merrill as a cold-blooded secret agent using the war for his own ends. It also stars Wanda Hendrix and John Bromfield. The film features The Lone Ranger television series' Jay Silverheels and Clayton Moore in separate roles, as well as Richard Webb of Captain Midnight.<EOS>"
3413,39051,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Oakie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Montez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_T._Horman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bart_Lytton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Joseph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bowery to Broadway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Edward_Ward_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_to_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Lamont<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bowery to Broadway is a 1944 American film starring Maria Montez, Jack Oakie, and Susanna Foster. Donald O'Connor and Peggy Ryan also had a small specialty act, and it was the only film they were in together where they did not have a name or character.The movie was made to showcase the singing talent at Universal. Montez only has a small role.<EOS>"
3414,8336,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mahmoud_Kaabour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tim Schwab<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Diversus [ca]<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mahmoud_Kaabour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mahmoud_Kaabour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Being Osama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_words_and_language<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_racism_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_September_11_attacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-Arabism_in_North_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Arab-Canadian_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_Osama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stereotypes_of_Arab_people<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Being Osama is a 2004 documentary about how the lives of men named ""Osama"" changed in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks.It was produced by Tim Schwab and Mahmoud Kaabour. Director Kaabour is the founder and managing director of Veritas Films, now based in the United Arab Emirates. Co-director Schwab is an associate professor of film at Montreal's Concordia University.<EOS>"
3415,167029,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melvin Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Chandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fess_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Fenton_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._I._Bezzerides<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Jayhawkers!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jayhawkers!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerome_Moross<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Jayhawkers! is a 1959 American Technicolor VistaVision western film directed by Melvin Frank, starring Jeff Chandler as Luke Darcy and Fess Parker as Cam Bleeker. The film is set in pre-Civil War land of the Kansas Territory. Darcy leads a gang which seeks to take advantage of Bleeding Kansas (loosely based on abolitionist John Brown); Bleeker joins the gang. The supporting cast features Henry Silva and Leo Gordon.<EOS>"
3416,32443,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Era<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madeleine_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Victor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hermione Baddeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Howes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Howard_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Grossman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Guns of Loos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_I_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stoll_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Guns_of_Loos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Guns of Loos is a 1928 British sound war film directed by Sinclair Hill and starring Henry Victor, Madeleine Carroll, and Bobby Howes. The film was given a limited release as a silent film before being converted into a sound film late in 1928. While the sound version of the film has no audible dialog, it was released with a synchronized musical score with sound effects using both the sound-on-disc and sound-on-film process. Like the majority of films from the early sound era, this film was made available in a silent version for theatres that had not yet converted to sound.<EOS>"
3417,166777,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Seven Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated British-Pathé ,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Godwin_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Lom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Syms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Arts_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Godwin_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>No Trees in the Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Social_realism_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurie_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Willis,_Baron_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Trees_in_the_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>No Trees in the Street is a 1959 British crime thriller directed by J. Lee Thompson and starring Sylvia Syms, Herbert Lom and Melvyn Hayes. It was written by Ted Willis, from his 1948 stage play of the same name.The film is set in the slums of London, and depicts the life of impoverished teenager Tommy, who becomes a criminal in an attempt at social mobility.It is an example of British kitchen sink realism, but is mainly noted for its naturalistic depiction of slum life.<EOS>"
3418,25257,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Brenon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Fyffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Milton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aileen Marson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maire O'Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Brenon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Meehan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Freshman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spring Handicap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Handicap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Brenon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spring Handicap is a 1937 British comedy film directed by Herbert Brenon and starring Will Fyffe, Maire O'Neill and Billy Milton. The film was made by the Associated British Picture Corporation at their Elstree Studios and based on the play The Last Coupon by Ernest E. Bryan.<EOS>"
3419,155671,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_J._Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_J._Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Morton_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Secrets of Chinatown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Secrets of Chinatown is a 1935 Canadian-American mystery thriller film directed by Fred C. Newmeyer and starring Nick Stuart, Lucile Browne and James Flavin.The film was shot at the Willows Park Studios in Victoria, British Columbia and on location in Vancouver by Kenneth J. Bishop's Commonwealth Productions. It was not able to qualify for the British Quota which was a blow to its commercial prospects. Commonwealth went out of business before the film was released, and it was used as part of the arrangement to pay off creditors. When Bishop relaunched production with a new company two years later, he signed a distribution contract with Columbia Pictures and took much greater care to make sure his films were eligible for the British Quota.<EOS>"
3420,59734,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Haldane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnet_Film_Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_G.B._Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Haldane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnet_Film_Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_G.B._Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lights of London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1914_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1914_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lights_of_London_(1914_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bert_Haldane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lights of London is a 1914 British silent drama film directed by Bert Haldane and starring Arthur Chesney, Phyllis Relph and Fred Paul. The film is based on the 1881 stage melodrama The Lights o' London by George Sims and was made at Ealing Studios. The play was again turned into a silent film in 1923.The film is a thriller and melodrama in which a young man is sent to prison after being framed by his cousin and manages to escape to save his fiancée.The fim was produced by William G.B. Barker.The film had four reels.<EOS>"
3421,155731,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wesley_Ruggles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Haight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donna_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keenan_Wynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Walker_(actor,_born_1918)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wesley_Ruggles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Kurnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>See Here, Private Hargrove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_Kurnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_home_front_during_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_Here,_Private_Hargrove_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wesley_Ruggles<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>See Here, Private Hargrove is a 1944 black-and-white comedy film from MGM, produced by George Haight, directed by Wesley Ruggles, and starring Robert Walker, Donna Reed, and Keenan Wynn. The film was adapted from the 1942 memoir of the same name by Marion Hargrove.The film was followed by a 1945 sequel, What Next, Corporal Hargrove?, which followed Hargrove to France.<EOS>"
3422,23930,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alfonso Corona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Concorde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alfonso Corona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Antonio De Noriega<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Allen Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terri Treas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thom Christopher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carla Herd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Concorde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sword_and_sorcery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deathstalker_and_the_Warriors_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Deathstalker_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell, also known as Deathstalker III: The Warriors from Hell, is a 1988 sword and sorcery fantasy film. It is the third film in the Deathstalker tetralogy.<EOS>"
3423,98135,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jordan Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jordan Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bangkok Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_human_trafficking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_prostitution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Bangkok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bangkok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_child_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sex_tourism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Forced_prostitution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_prostitution_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sex_industry_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Human_rights_abuses_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bangkok_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Human_trafficking_in_Thailand<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bangkok Girl is a documentary film that was both produced and directed by Jordan Clark. It is a low-budget film, having cost $10,000 to produce, and takes sex tourism in Bangkok as its subject. Bangkok Girl is 43 minutes long and focuses on Pla (full name: Sirirat Rapsithorn), a bargirl who is 19 years old and who guides Clark through the city. The film explores Pla's background and how she came to be where she is. Pla began working as a bargirl at the age of 13, and, while she had managed to avoid being forced into prostitution up until the point that the documentary was filmed, the film suggests that she will eventually be forcibly prostituted. In November 2005, the film aired on ""The Lens"", a program on Canada's CBC Television. Sweden's Sveriges Television also aired the film.<EOS>"
3424,64008,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Day_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Oscar Brodney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob McNaught<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Bygraves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billie Whitelaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Day_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Brodney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Brodney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bobbikins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_babies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbikins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Day<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Bobbikins is a 1959 British comedy film directed by Robert Day and starring Shirley Jones and Max Bygraves. It was written by Oscar Brodney and made in CinemaScope and released by 20th Century Fox. It was produced by the British subsidiary of 20th Century Fox and shot at Elstree Studios.<EOS>
3425,2115,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Allied Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hayes_Goetz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hayes_Goetz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Shumate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pride of the Blue Grass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinecolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_of_the_Blue_Grass_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_sports_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pride of the Blue Grass is a 1954 American drama film directed by William Beaudine and starring Lloyd Bridges, Vera Miles and Margaret Sheridan. It is also known by the alternative title Prince of the Blue Grass. It was the last feature film shot in Cinecolor.<EOS>"
3426,149874,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_classical_mythology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy Steps Out is an American animated short film, released by Warner Bros. on July 20, 1935. It is a Looney Tunes cartoon, featuring Buddy, the second star of the series. It was supervised by Jack King, and musical direction was by Bernard Brown. Notably, Chuck Jones and Bob Clampett are credited animators for the short.The film marks the final appearance of Cookie in an animated short. She was Buddy's girlfriend and main supporting character.<EOS>"
3427,139169,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mancunian Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John E. Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mancunian_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dodging the Dole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Southall_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dodging_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Highbury_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dodging the Dole is a 1936 British musical comedy film directed by John E. Blakeley and starring Roy Barbour, Dan Young and Jenny Howard. It was made by Mancunian Films at Highbury Studios and Southall Studios.<EOS>"
3428,70298,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Titus Paar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andre Relis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brandon Burrows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rafael Primorac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Courtney Lauren Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vernon Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steven Seagal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Tyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Perfect Weapon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Weapon_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_action_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Perfect Weapon is a 2016 American science fiction action film directed by Titus Paar and starring Steven Seagal.<EOS>
3429,40230,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Morgen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Neon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Visconti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brett Morgen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Bowie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Morgen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neon_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Morgen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Morgen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Moonage Daydream – A Brett Morgen Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Collage_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moonage_Daydream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brett_Morgen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Moonage Daydream is a 2022 documentary film about English singer-songwriter David Bowie. Written, directed, produced and edited by Brett Morgen, the film uses previously unreleased footage from Bowie's personal archives, including live concert footage. It is the first film to be officially authorized by Bowie's estate, and takes its title from the 1972 Bowie song of the same name.Moonage Daydream had its world premiere at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival, where it received positive reviews. It was released theatrically and in IMAX in the United States on 16 September 2022. It was shortlisted for Best Documentary Feature at the 95th Academy Awards, and won Best Music Film at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards.<EOS>"
3430,135853,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dick Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ian La Frenais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicole_Appleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natalie_Appleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_La_Frenais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_La_Frenais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Lee_Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Honest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oxfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dick_Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ian_La_Frenais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_A._Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:All_Saints_(group)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Honest is a drama crime film released in 2000. The film was the directorial debut of ex-Eurythmics member Dave Stewart and starred Peter Facinelli and three members of the British/Canadian girl group All Saints: Melanie Blatt and sisters Nicole and Natalie Appleton.<EOS>
3431,116477,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_DeSimone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Motion Picture Marketing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark L. Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Billy Fine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_O'Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BarBara_Luna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracey_E._Bregman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sondra_Currie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_DeSimone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Concrete Jungle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Women_in_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Concrete_Jungle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_DeSimone<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Concrete Jungle is a 1982 American women in prison film directed by Tom DeSimone and featuring Jill St. John and Tracey E. Bregman.<EOS>
3432,128878,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julian Emery, Hugh Padgham, Jason Perry, Steve Power<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Just My Luck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Arnon_Milchan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Regency_Enterprises_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_musical_groups<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Teddy_Castellucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Donald_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Just_My_Luck_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Just My Luck is a 2006 American romantic comedy film directed by Donald Petrie, written by I. Marlene King and Amy B. Harris, and starring Lindsay Lohan, Chris Pine, Faizon Love, Missi Pyle, and McFly. The story follows Ashley Albright, a successful and extraordinarily lucky public relations executive in Manhattan, whose fortunes are mysteriously swapped with those of Jake Hardin, a struggling music producer plagued by constant misfortune, after a kiss at a masquerade ball.Just My Luck was released in the United States on May 12, 2006, by 20th Century Fox. It received generally negative reviews from critics and grossed $38 million worldwide against a production budget of $28 million. The 2019 Thai television series One Night Steal was based on the film.<EOS>"
3433,37392,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ed Winfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Debra Isaacs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roddy_Piper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Zito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marnette_Patterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Whyte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kellan_Lutz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashly Margaret Rae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mandy Amano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Teri Corcoran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ghosts of Goldfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosts_of_Goldfield<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ghosts of Goldfield is a 2007 American supernatural horror film directed by Ed Winfield. This film music composed by Steve Yeaman. The film stars Kellan Lutz, Marnette Patterson, Mandy Amano, Scott Whyte, Chuck Zito and Ashly Margaret Rae in the lead roles.<EOS>"
3434,104621,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Trevorrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Colin Trevorrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Klein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter J. Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greg Garcia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Austin Meredith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Anderko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Sherbondy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Gnoffo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Trevorrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Trevorrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Trevorrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Reality Show<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Colin_Trevorrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Colin_Trevorrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reality_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_television<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Reality Show is a 2004 documentary film directed by Colin Trevorrow. It was written by Daniel Klein and Trevorrow, who also acted as producers along with Peter J. Clark. The film documents the attempted production of an unaired pilot for a reality television show titled Rock the Party.<EOS>"
3435,5473,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Greutert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Burg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregg Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Oren Koules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tobin Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betsy Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Costas Mandylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shawnee Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Rolston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Outerbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Greutert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Burg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oren_Koules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Melton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcus_Dunstan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saw VI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saw VI: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_metal_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metalcore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Torture_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saw_(franchise)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charlie_Clouser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Greutert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_censorship_in_Ukraine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_VI<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_Ukraine<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Saw VI is a 2009 American horror film directed by Kevin Greutert (in his directorial debut) and written by Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan. A sequel to Saw V (2008) and the sixth installment in the Saw film series, it stars Tobin Bell, Costas Mandylor, Betsy Russell, Mark Rolston, Peter Outerbridge, and Shawnee Smith.Similar to its predecessor, Saw VI maintains the focus on the posthumous effects of the Jigsaw Killer (Bell) and the progression of his successor, Detective Lieutenant Mark Hoffman (Mandylor). The plot follows insurance executive William Easton (Outerbridge), who must complete a series of deadly ""games"" set up by Hoffman in order to rescue his employees and family. Meanwhile, the FBI comes to suspect that Agent Peter Strahm, who was framed by Hoffman as being Jigsaw's successor, was not actually Jigsaw's accomplice and re-opens the investigation, drawing Hoffman into motion to protect his secret identity.Greutert, who had served as editor for the previous Saw films, made his directorial debut with Saw VI. Melton and Dunstan, who wrote the screenplays for Saw IV (2007) and Saw V, returned to write the screenplay, and Charlie Clouser, who composed all previous films, returned to compose the score. Shot on a budget of $11 million, it was filmed in Toronto from March to May 2009.Saw VI was released on October 23, 2009 and ended up grossing over $69.8 million globally. It was the lowest-grossing film in the Saw franchise at the time, but it was still considered a financial success given its low budget. The film received mixed reviews. A sequel, Saw 3D, was released the following year in 2010.<EOS>"
3436,70473,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mat_Whitecross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Entertainment One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lorton Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Gay-Rees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Asif Kapadia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis_(band)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mat_Whitecross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gay-Rees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Asif_Kapadia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:A24_(company)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_musical_groups<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mat_Whitecross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oasis:_Supersonic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oasis_(band)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Oasis: Supersonic is a 2016 British music documentary directed by Mat Whitecross. Asif Kapadia and James Gay-Rees, already awarded with an Oscar for the film Amy, worked on this film respectively as executive producer and film producer. The film was released on 26 October 2016, and was distributed in the UK by Entertainment One and Lorton Distribution, and in the US by A24.<EOS>"
3437,102838,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Somerville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jeff Cole,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nicola Field,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Pom Martin,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rose Collis,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Toby Kettle,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Trill Burton,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Albany Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Frameline Distribution,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lesbian and Gay Youth Video Project<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Somerville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Framed Youth: The Revenge of the Teenage Perverts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_topics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT_youth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Framed_Youth:_The_Revenge_of_the_Teenage_Perverts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT_culture_in_London<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Framed Youth: The Revenge of the Teenage Perverts is a 1983 documentary film, produced by the London Lesbian and Gay Youth Video Project, in which gay and lesbian teenagers interview straight people on the streets of London about their views on homosexuality. The project involved a number of members of the London Gay Teenage Group. The film was broadcast on Channel 4 in December 1986.<EOS>"
3438,56357,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Those Were the Days<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Those Were the Days is a 1934 British comedy film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Will Hay, Iris Hoey, and John Mills. It was based on Arthur Wing Pinero's 1885 farce The Magistrate and was the first of two Hay movies based on Pinero's plays, the other being Dandy Dick. The film also features music hall acts of the time – acts of a type rarely committed to film. It is primarily remembered as Will Hay's first major screen role.The film was produced and released by British International Pictures and was shot at the company's Elstree Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director Duncan Sutherland.<EOS>"
3439,165411,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Best<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Network Seven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Davern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Haywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joanne_Samuel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_Muggleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Best<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Davern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Queen of the Road<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Queen of the Road is a 1984 Australian television film about two female truckies.<EOS>
3440,60140,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Fosse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Zadan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Meron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred Ebb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Kazdin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Arick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Fosse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Fosse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Fosse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Ebb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Zadan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Meron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Arick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Liza with a ""Z""<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concert_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Traditional pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Showtunes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concert_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Fosse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Liza_Minnelli_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Emmy_Award-winning_programs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Peabody_Award-winning_broadcasts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_with_a_Z<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_television_specials<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Liza with a ""Z"" is a 1972 concert film made for television, starring Liza Minnelli, produced by Fred Ebb and Bob Fosse. Fosse also directed and choreographed the concert, and Ebb wrote and arranged the music with his song-writing partner John Kander. All four had recently completed the successful film adaptation of Cabaret.  According to Minnelli, Liza with a ""Z"" was ""the first filmed concert on television"".  Singer sponsored the production, even though producers did their best to prevent the sponsors from seeing rehearsals, fearing they would back out due to Minnelli's short skirts.Filmed on May 31 at the Lyceum Theatre in New York, after only eight weeks of rehearsals, the concert was shot with eight 16mm film cameras at the insistence of Fosse, in contrast to other television specials of the time which were all shot on videotape.Throughout the concert Minnelli sings and dances to a variety of popular songs, highlights from Cabaret, and material specifically written for her by Kander and Ebb—most notably the title song. Minnelli is often accompanied on stage by dancers, backup singers, and musicians. Costumes were designed by Halston, who was also a friend of Minnelli's.  Marvin Hamlisch was selected by Kander and Ebb to be music coordinator.First broadcast by NBC on September 10, 1972, it went on to win four Emmys and a Peabody Award.  Kay Gardella of the New York Daily News reviewed the film as being ""sensational with an S."" After the initial broadcast, NBC re-ran the concert only twice more and did not screen it again after 1973. The film was not seen for over thirty years and was thought lost until 1999, when Michael Arick discovered that Minnelli owned the copyright and the two set about restoring the negatives.<EOS>"
3441,98165,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daws_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barbary-Coast Bunny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gambling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Barbary_Coast,_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbary_Coast_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_animated_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Barbary-Coast Bunny is a 1956 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon short directed by Chuck Jones and written by Tedd Pierce. The short was released on July 21, 1956, and stars Bugs Bunny.<EOS>"
3442,96746,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Rafelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Rafelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carole_Eastman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Five Easy Pieces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actress_Golden_Globe-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_social_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_upper_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_petroleum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Portland,_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Eugene,_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_British_Columbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_drama_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pianos_and_pianists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Rafelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Bob_Rafelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Bob_Rafelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Easy_Pieces<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Carole_Eastman<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Five Easy Pieces is a 1970 American road drama film directed by Bob Rafelson, written by Rafelson and Carole Eastman (as Adrien Joyce), and starring Jack Nicholson, Karen Black, Susan Anspach, Lois Smith, and Ralph Waite. The film tells the story of surly oil rig worker Bobby Dupea (Nicholson), whose rootless blue-collar existence belies his privileged youth as a piano prodigy. When Bobby learns that his father is dying, he travels to his family home in Washington to visit him, taking along his uncouth girlfriend (Black).The film was nominated for four Academy Awards and five Golden Globe Awards, and was inducted into the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress in 2000, being deemed ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
3443,152151,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Kurnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Once More, with Feeling!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_Kurnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stanley_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_More,_with_Feeling!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Once More, with Feeling! is a 1960 British comedy film starring Yul Brynner and Kay Kendall in her final film appearance and directed and produced by Stanley Donen from a screenplay by Harry Kurnitz, based on his play.The film was released by Columbia Pictures and has music by Franz Liszt, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Richard Wagner, arranged by Muir Mathieson. The cinematography was by Georges Périnal and the costume design by Givenchy.<EOS>"
3444,137192,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Edwin G. Bowen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edwin G. Bowen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zane_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfred Frith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Harvey_(Australian_screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shark_attacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sharks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Queensland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rupert_Kathner<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>White Death is a 1936 Australian film directed by Edwin G. Bowen and starring Zane Grey as himself. He filmed it during a fishing expedition to Australia and it marked the first time he had played a leading role in a film.<EOS>
3445,24258,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Life_(PlayStation_ad)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Budgen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Life_(PlayStation_ad)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Rothwell , Di Croll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Life_(PlayStation_ad)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Double Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Life_(PlayStation_ad)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>International release<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Life_(PlayStation_ad)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Advertising_campaigns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Life_(PlayStation_ad)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Video_game_marketing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Life_(PlayStation_ad)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_in_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Life_(PlayStation_ad)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_in_video_gaming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Life_(PlayStation_ad)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PlayStation_(console)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Double Life is a television advertisement released in 1999 by SCE Europe. The 60-second long ad – conceived and written by copywriter James Sinclair, art director, Ed Morris and Trevor Beattie (creative director) – shows 19 PlayStation players discussing their gaming experience with the console. The ad was the most highly awarded in the world in 1999/2000 and has gone on to gain cult status.<EOS>"
3446,104926,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Howard<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Sucsy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Coatsworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Lerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Sucsy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Grey Gardens: Music composed by Rachel Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Biographical_drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Biographical_drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_American_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Primetime_Emmy_Award_for_Outstanding_Made_for_Television_Movie_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mother–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rachel_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Miniseries_or_Television_Movie_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flower_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Sucsy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Jacqueline_Kennedy_Onassis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bouvier_family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beale_family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_Gardens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_socialites<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Grey Gardens is a 2009 American biographical drama television film about the lives of Edith Bouvier ""Little Edie"" Beale, played by Drew Barrymore, and her mother Edith Ewing ""Big Edie"" Bouvier, played by Jessica Lange. Co-stars include Jeanne Tripplehorn as Jacqueline Kennedy, Little Edie's cousin, and Ken Howard as Phelan Beale, Little Edie's father. The film, directed by Michael Sucsy and co-written by Sucsy and Patricia Rozema, flashes back and forth between various events and dates ranging from Little Edie as a young débutante in 1936 moving with her mother to their Grey Gardens estate through the filming and premiere of the actual 1975 documentary Grey Gardens.Filming began on October 22, 2007. It premiered on HBO on April 18, 2009.The film was nominated for 17 Primetime Emmy Awards, winning six including Outstanding Made for Television Movie, Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie (for Lange) and Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie (for Howard). It was also nominated for three Golden Globe Awards, winning two for Best Miniseries or Made for Television Movie and Best Actress – Miniseries or Television Film (for Barrymore). It was also nominated for two Screen Actors Guild Awards for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Miniseries or Television Movie, winning one (for Barrymore). The film also won the 2009 Television Critics Association Award for Outstanding Achievement in Movies, Miniseries and Specials.<EOS>"
3447,125455,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Bird in a Guilty Cage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_department_stores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Bird_in_a_Guilty_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Bird in a Guilty Cage is a 1952 Looney Tunes animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on August 30, 1952, and stars Tweety and Sylvester. The title is a pun on the song ""A Bird in a Gilded Cage"".<EOS>"
3448,83101,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mae_Questel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>No! No! A Thousand Times No!!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Songs_written_for_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_songs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Songs_written_by_Al_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Songs_written_by_Abner_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No!_No!_A_Thousand_Times_No!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Songs_written_by_Al_Lewis_(lyricist)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>No! No! A Thousand Times No!! is a 1935 Fleischer Studio animated short film, starring Betty Boop.This is the third of a series of Betty Boop melodrama spoofs, which also included She Wronged Him Right (1934), Betty Boop's Prize Show (1935) and Honest Love and True (1938). It has sequences reminiscent of the 1934 Merrie Melodies short Those Were Wonderful Days.<EOS>"
3449,119380,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Herz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lloyd Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Herz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stuart Strutin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Kirksey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Spencer A. Tandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_D'Onofrio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Henning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Googy Gress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rondell_Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Flood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Heidi Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Georgia Harrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Sanville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Herz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Herz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Herz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The First Turn-On!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_summer_camps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Turn-On!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virginity<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The First Turn-On! is a 1983 American comedy film directed by Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz of Troma Entertainment. It was the last in a series of four ""sexy comedies"" that helped establish Troma as a film studio, starting with 1979's Squeeze Play!, 1981's Waitress! and 1982's Stuck on You!.The First Turn-On! was Vincent D'Onofrio's film debut.<EOS>"
3450,102765,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Little<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Excel_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven A. Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ryan Little<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adam Abel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Peck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Pelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_McDonough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Astin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olesya_Rulin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penn_Badgley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arielle_Kebbel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Faris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Bagby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yolanda Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Little<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Excel_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Little<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Pelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Forever Strong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_American_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Salt_Lake_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Salt_Lake_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rugby_union_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ryan_Little<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_rugby_footballers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forever_Strong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:College_rugby_union_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Forever Strong is a 2008 American sports drama film directed by Ryan Little, written by David Pliler and released on September 26, 2008. The film stars Sean Faris, Gary Cole, Neal McDonough, Sean Astin, Penn Badgley and Arielle Kebbel. The film is about a troubled rugby union player who must play against the team his father coaches at the national championships. Forever Strong is based on a compilation of individual true stories.<EOS>"
3451,144489,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_Hammond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Tran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jet Tila<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harold Dieterle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Holliday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Craig Underwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jordan Crowder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oz du Soleil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Randy Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_Hammond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_Hammond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sriracha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sriracha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_food_and_drink<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sriracha is a 2013 American documentary film directed by Griffin Hammond. The film features David Tran discussing the origins of his Huy Fong Foods sriracha sauce.<EOS>
3452,9800,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>21<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred Olen Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aldo_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angelique_Pettyjohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Biohazard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Biohazard_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Biohazard is a 1985 science-fiction horror film directed by Fred Olen Ray and starring Aldo Ray and Angelique Pettyjohn. It is a low-budget horror film that draws inspiration from the successful 1979 film Alien.<EOS>
3453,34957,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavin_Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roberto Orci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Linda McDonough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Chartoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Jablonsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Kurtzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Gibson_(music_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gigi Pritzker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lynn Hendee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ed Ulbrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Orson Scott Card<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harrison Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Kingsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hailee Steinfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Viola Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Abigail Breslin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Asa Butterfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavin_Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberto_Orci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Kurtzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Chartoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigi_Pritzker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orson_Scott_Card<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavin_Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ender's Game<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ender's Game: Inside the World of an Epic Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Science Fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_planets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_invasions_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_22nd_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Summit_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Chartoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_motion_capture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Steve_Jablonsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_soldiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mass_murder_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gavin_Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roberto_Orci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:K/O_Paper_Products_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ender's_Game_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ender's_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Odd_Lot_Entertainment_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ender's Game is a 2013 American military science-fiction action film based on Orson Scott Card's 1985 novel of the same name. Written and directed by Gavin Hood, the film stars Asa Butterfield as Andrew ""Ender"" Wiggin, a gifted child sent to an advanced military academy in space to prepare for a future alien invasion. The supporting cast includes Harrison Ford, Hailee Steinfeld, Viola Davis, Abigail Breslin, and Ben Kingsley.The film was released in Germany on October 24, 2013, followed by a release in the UK one day later. It was released in the United States, Canada, and several other countries on November 1, 2013, and was released in other territories by January 2014. While the film received positive reviews from critics, it underperformed at the box-office, grossing only $125.5 million on a $110–115 million budget with a projected loss of $68 million for the studio.<EOS>"
3454,104499,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_J._Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vidmark_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phillip J. Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Schmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gian-Carlo Scandiuzzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Jude Burkart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lane Lenhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mitchell Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brenda Swanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Coulj<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Tossberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sebastian Scandiuzzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_J._Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vidmark_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prototype<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trimark_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyberpunk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phillip_J._Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prototype_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2057<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Prototype, also known as Prototype X29A, is a 1992 post-apocalyptic science fiction film.<EOS>"
3455,158987,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_M._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Diamond_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Janssen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Dors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dianne_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_M._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Diamond_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Katcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>King of the Roaring 20s: The Story of Arnold Rothstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Franz_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jewish-American_organized_crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_M._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Roaring_'20s:_The_Story_of_Arnold_Rothstein<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Arnold_Rothstein<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>King of the Roaring 20s: The Story of Arnold Rothstein is a 1961 American, biopic, drama, crime film directed by Joseph M. Newman, produced by Samuel Bischoff and starring David Janssen, Dianne Foster, Diana Dors and Jack Carson. The film is about the prohibition era gangster Arnold Rothstein, who rises to be a major figure in the criminal underworld. It is also known by the alternative title The Big Bankroll. It was based on a book by Leo Katcher.<EOS>"
3456,45619,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randall Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gérard Depardieu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabriel Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy Irons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leonardo DiCaprio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Malkovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man in the Iron Mask<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_swashbuckler_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_twin_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Twins_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nick_Glennie-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Vicomte_of_Bragelonne:_Ten_Years_Later<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Man_in_the_Iron_Mask<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Randall_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_Louis_XIV<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man in the Iron Mask is a 1998 American action drama film written, directed, and produced by Randall Wallace in his directorial debut. It stars Leonardo DiCaprio in a dual role as the title character and the villain, Jeremy Irons as Aramis, John Malkovich as Athos, Gérard Depardieu as Porthos, and Gabriel Byrne as D'Artagnan. Some characters are from Alexandre Dumas's D'Artagnan Romances and some plot elements are very loosely adapted from his 1847–1850 novel The Vicomte de Bragelonne.The film centers on the four aging musketeers, Athos, Porthos, Aramis, and D'Artagnan, during the reign of King Louis XIV. It explores the mystery of the Man in the Iron Mask, with a plot closer to the flamboyant 1929 version starring Douglas Fairbanks, The Iron Mask, and the 1939 version, directed by James Whale, than to the original Dumas book. The film received mixed reviews but was a financial success, grossing $183 million worldwide against a budget of $35 million.<EOS>"
3457,122007,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hound of the Baskervilles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sherlock_Holmes_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gareth_Gundrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hound_of_the_Baskervilles_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hound of the Baskervilles is a 1932 British mystery film directed by Gareth Gundrey and starring John Stuart, Robert Rendel and Frederick Lloyd. It is based on the 1902 novel The Hound of the Baskervilles by Arthur Conan Doyle, in which Sherlock Holmes is called in to investigate a suspicious death on Dartmoor. It was made by Gainsborough Pictures. The screenplay was written by Edgar Wallace.<EOS>"
3458,165874,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Landres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lester_Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Tamblyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kieron_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Landres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lester_Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarke_Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Son of a Gunfighter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Son of a Gunfighter (Spanish: El Hijo del Pistolero) is a 1965 Spanish-American Western film directed by Paul Landres. It was the last MGM film to be shot in CinemaScope.Russ Tamblyn was cast as ""Son of a Gunfighter"" in Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained as a homage to this film.<EOS>"
3459,47130,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liliana_Cavani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ital-Noleggio Cinematografico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlotte Rampling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dirk Bogarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabriele Ferzetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philippe Leroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liliana_Cavani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liliana_Cavani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Alberti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Forwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Italo_Moscati<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Night Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sexual_repression<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BDSM_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1957<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_aftermath_of_the_Holocaust<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_nonlinear_narrative_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Liliana_Cavani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazi_fugitives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Night Porter (Italian: Il portiere di notte) is a 1974 Italian erotic psychological war drama film co-written and directed by Liliana Cavani. It stars Dirk Bogarde and Charlotte Rampling, with Philippe Leroy, Gabriele Ferzetti and Isa Miranda in supporting roles. Set in Vienna in 1957, the film centers on the sadomasochistic relationship between a former Nazi concentration camp officer (Bogarde) and one of his inmates (Rampling).The film's themes of sexual and sadomasochistic obsession, and its use of Holocaust imagery, have made the film controversial since its initial release, dividing critics over its artistic value. In July 2018, it was selected to be screened in the Venice Classics section of the 75th Venice International Film Festival.<EOS>"
3460,162709,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hal Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lucan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kitty McShane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Old Mother Riley Detective<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lance_Comfort<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Old Mother Riley Detective is a 1943 British comedy film directed by Lance Comfort and starring Arthur Lucan, Kitty McShane and Hal Gordon. It was part of the long running Old Mother Riley series. Old Mother Riley investigates the disappearance of food during the war, a serious crime because of rationing.<EOS>"
3461,24148,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_K._Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Considine_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roland Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanette MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_K._Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Considine_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Starling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Anthony_McGuire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Bet on Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_K._Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Bet_on_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Bet on Women is a 1931 American pre-Code romantic comedy film directed by William K. Howard and starring Edmund Lowe, Jeanette MacDonald and Roland Young.<EOS>"
3462,69588,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Fenech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Transmission Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Fenech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elle_Dawe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Taumata<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Fenech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tahir_Bilgic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murray_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Davis_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jabba_(Channel_V)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Fenech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Fenech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Fenech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Housos vs. Authority<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Northern_Territory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Housos_vs._Authority<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Housos vs. Authority is a 2012 Australian comedy film, based upon the stories and characters of the Housos television series, created by Paul Fenech.The film was released to Australian cinemas on 1 November 2012, following several pre-release screenings around the country. Directed, produced and written by Fenech, the film was made for a modest budget of $200,000 and was distributed by Transmission Films. Upon release, the film was a box office success, grossing $1,386,692 throughout Australia.<EOS>"
3463,31477,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_J._Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Haynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hal Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Georgie Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_J._Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Haynes_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syd_Courtenay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georgie_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Con_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Good Turn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Rock_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_J._Goulding<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>One Good Turn is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Alfred J. Goulding and starring Leslie Fuller, Georgie Harris and Hal Gordon. It was shot at Elstree Studios near London. The film's sets were designed by the art director George Provis.<EOS>"
3464,6050,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Drew_Sidaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Penhall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzi_Simpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Barriere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rodrigo Obergon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tanquil Lisa Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Enemy Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_hunt_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Enemy Gold is a 1993 action adventure film starring Bruce Penhall, Mark Barriere, and Suzi Simpson. It was directed by Christian Drew Sidaris (Andy Sidaris's son, sometimes referred to simply as Drew Sidaris) and written by Wess Rahn and Sidaris. It is the ninth film in the  Triple B film series.<EOS>"
3465,156865,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Letterman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vicky_Jenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bibo_Bergeron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DreamWorks_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>DreamWorks Animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timbaland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Healy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Jam_and_Terry_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Missy_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Damaschke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allison_Lyon_Segan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Underdogs_(production_team)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trak_Starz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dre_&_Vidal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Fair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert De Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Renée Zellweger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angelina Jolie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Letterman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vicky_Jenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bibo_Bergeron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DreamWorks_Animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DreamWorks_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Healy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Damaschke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allison_Lyon_Segan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_J._Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Letterman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shark Tale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shark Tale: Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underwater_civilizations_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DreamWorks_Animation_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Atlantic_Ocean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sea_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DreamWorks_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sharks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vegetarianism_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Janet_Healy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rob_Letterman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Rob_Letterman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bibo_Bergeron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_J._Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vicky_Jenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Bill_Damaschke<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shark Tale is a 2004 American animated adventure film produced by DreamWorks Animation SKG. The film was directed by Vicky Jenson, Bibo Bergeron, and Rob Letterman, from a screenplay written by Letterman and Michael J. Wilson, and features the voices of Will Smith, Robert De Niro, Renée Zellweger, Angelina Jolie, Jack Black, Martin Scorsese, and Michael Imperioli. It follows an underachieving fish named Oscar (Smith) who falsely claims to have killed the son of a shark mob boss Don Lino (De Niro) in an attempt to advance his community standing. Oscar teams up with the mobster's younger son Lenny (Black) to keep up the facade.Shark Tale premiered at the Venice Film Festival on September 10, 2004, and was theatrically released in the United States on October 1. It made $374.6 million worldwide against its $75 million budget, finishing its theatrical run as the ninth-highest-grossing film of 2004. The film received mixed reviews from critics; advocacy groups criticized the film for its use of Italian-American stereotypes. It was nominated for Best Animated Feature at the 77th Academy Awards.<EOS>"
3466,167031,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pattinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hiroaki Yoshida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Georgina Pope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Tingwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Donovan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kōji_Tamaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pattinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Trenchard-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Bullet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Bullet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_World_War_II_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Bullet is a 1995 Australian film about a Japanese soldier and Australian soldier who fight in World War Two.The film is set in Borneo, towards the end of World War II. It follows Stanley Brennan (Jason Donovan), a nineteen-year old recruit and the only survivor of his patrol when they are killed by a Japanese sniper.<EOS>"
3467,16779,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Silva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Telly_Savalas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Backus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sammy_Davis_Jr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Dexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mort_Sahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McPartland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Landon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Johnny Cool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mafia_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_organized_crime_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Billy_May<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Johnny Cool is a 1963 American neo-noir crime film, directed by William Asher and based on the novel The Kingdom of Johnny Cool by John McPartland, which stars Henry Silva and Elizabeth Montgomery. Produced in part by Peter Lawford, Johnny Cool features a cast that also includes Mort Sahl, Telly Savalas, Jim Backus, Joey Bishop, and Sammy Davis Jr., who also sings the theme song.<EOS>"
3468,56405,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Newell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Randall-Cutler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miranda_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Everett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Newell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelagh_Delaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dance with a Stranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Women_in_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_criminals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_capital_punishment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Newell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Ruth_Ellis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dance with a Stranger  is a 1985 British film directed by Mike Newell. Telling the story of Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in Britain (1955), the film won critical acclaim, and aided the careers of two of its leading actors, Miranda Richardson and Rupert Everett. The screenplay was by Shelagh Delaney, author of A Taste of Honey, and was her third major screenplay. The story of Ellis has resonance in Britain because it provided part of the background to the extended national debates that led to the progressive abolition of capital punishment from 1965.The theme song, a cover version of Peggy Lee's 1951 track ""Would You Dance with a Stranger?"", was performed by Mari Wilson and released as a single.<EOS>"
3469,81353,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eric Styles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Milburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rupert Graves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samantha Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lee Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Milburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Linstrum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dreaming of Joseph Lees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreaming_of_Joseph_Lees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Zbigniew_Preisner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dreaming of Joseph Lees is a 1999 British romantic drama film directed by Eric Styles and starring Rupert Graves, Samantha Morton and Nicholas Woodeson. It is an adaptation of a story written by Catherine Linstrum set in rural England in the late 1950s. The film was distributed by the Fox Entertainment Group. Samantha Morton's performance in the film won the Evening Standard Award British Film Award for Best Actress.<EOS>"
3470,141331,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_M._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marshall Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Bickford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evelyn_Ankers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_M._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Burma Convoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Noel_M._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Myanmar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burma_Convoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Burma Convoy is a 1941 American war film directed by Noel M. Smith and starring Charles Bickford, Evelyn Ankers and Frank Albertson. Produced and distributed by Universal Pictures as a second feature, it is about a truck convoy on the Burma Road. It was also known by the alternative title Halfway to Shanghai.<EOS>"
3471,119355,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gaumont-British Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Nedell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilli_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont-British<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stafford_Dickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The First Offence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Offence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Mason<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The First Offence is a 1936 British low-budget ""quota quickie"" drama film directed by Herbert Mason, produced by Michael Balcon for Gainsborough Pictures and distributed by Gaumont-British Distributors. The cast includes John Mills, Lilli Palmer and Bernard Nedell. The story was written by Stafford Dickens and Austin Melford. It is a remake of the 1934 French film Mauvaise Graine, directed by Billy Wilder.The First Offence was released to cinemas in the United Kingdom in March 1936.<EOS>"
3472,2499,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Spry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Spry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Malus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prologue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tom_Daly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_Democratic_National_Convention<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prologue_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robin_Spry<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Prologue is a 1969 National Film Board of Canada feature from Robin Spry, shot and set in Montreal and Chicago, blending drama with documentary sequences from the 1968 Democratic National Convention protests.<EOS>"
3473,94708,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Leigh Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Michael_Latt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Michael_Latt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Exorcism: The Possession of Gail Bowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_exorcism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Asylum_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Exorcism:_The_Possession_of_Gail_Bowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leigh_Scott<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Exorcism: The Possession of Gail Bowers is a 2006 American horror film by The Asylum, written and directed by Leigh Scott. It is considered to be a mockbuster of the 2005 film The Exorcism of Emily Rose.<EOS>"
3474,78885,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Seiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RKO Radio Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Albertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bette_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillips_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Effie Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Seiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Murfin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Way Back Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_radio_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jane_Murfin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Way_Back_Home_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Seiter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Way Back Home is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film directed by William A. Seiter and starring Phillips Lord, Effie Palmer, Frank Albertson and Bette Davis. The screenplay was written by Jane Murfin based on characters created by Lord for the NBC Radio show Seth Parker.<EOS>"
3475,24029,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Del_Tenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kermit_Christman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arie_Verveen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_Heigl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Del_Tenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kermit_Christman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margot_Hartman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kermit_Christman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Descendant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Fall_of_the_House_of_Usher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descendant_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Del_Tenney<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Descendant is a 2003 film starring Katherine Heigl and Jeremy London based on the 1839 short story ""The Fall of the House of Usher"" by Edgar Allan Poe.<EOS>"
3476,25965,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gaumont British<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Arnold_(theatre_impresario)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessie_Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Gwenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esmond_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fay_Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Arnold_(theatre_impresario)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Bolton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alma_Reville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Waltzes from Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1860s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Operetta_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Johann_Strauss_I<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzes_from_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Johann_Strauss_II<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Waltzes from Vienna is a 1934 British biographical film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, sometimes known as Strauss' Great Waltz. It was part of the cycle of operetta films made in Britain during the 1930s.Hitchcock's film is based on the stage musical Waltzes from Vienna, which premiered in Vienna in October 1930. With a libretto by A. M. Willner, Heinz Reichert and Ernst Marischka, this stage production contains music by Johann Strauss I and Johann Strauss II, selected and arranged by Erich Wolfgang Korngold and Julius Bittner into discrete musical numbers. Hitchcock, however, did not include these musical numbers in his film. In addition, he changed the end of the story. In the stage musical, Resi, the baker's daughter, decides that her father's apprentice, Leopold, will make a more suitable husband than the composer, Schani (Johann Strauss II). By contrast, Hitchcock's film rendition ends with Resi and Schani declaring their love for each other.<EOS>"
3477,162108,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daws_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colleen Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imogene_Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Rural Riding Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_wolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fairy_tale_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tex_Avery's_Big_Bad_Wolf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Little_Red_Riding_Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Erotic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Red_(animated_character)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Rural_Riding_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Rural Riding Hood is a 1949 MGM animated cartoon short subject directed by Tex Avery, conceived as a follow-up to his 1943 cartoon Red Hot Riding Hood.In 1994, the cartoon was ranked in 23rd place of The 50 Greatest Cartoons. It is essentially a retelling of the Aesop fable, ""The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse"".<EOS>"
3478,7744,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Brown_(American_director_of_film)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Palm_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Margaret Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Brumbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Brown_(American_director_of_film)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Palm_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Brown_(American_director_of_film)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Brumbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Be Here to Love Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Here_to_Love_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_singers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Be Here To Love Me: A Film About Townes Van Zandt is a 2004 documentary film directed by Margaret Brown which chronicles the often turbulent life of American singer-songwriter Townes Van Zandt. The film includes interviews of Van Zandt's immediate family and contemporaries such as Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Emmylou Harris, Lyle Lovett, Steve Earle and Guy Clark along with ""home movies, old TV performances and, especially, mid-Seventies footage originally filmed by James Szalapski for his outlaw country documentary Heartworn Highways.""<EOS>"
3479,108759,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tigon_British_Film_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guido_Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astrid_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabrielle_Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancie_Wait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Me_Lai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tigon_British_Film_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guido_Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Grant_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Au Pair Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Berkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oxfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Au_Pair_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Au_pairs_in_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Au Pair Girls is a 1972 British sex comedy film directed by Val Guest and starring Gabrielle Drake, Astrid Frank, Me Me Lai and Nancie Wait. Part of the British 1970s softcore sex comedy genre, the film also includes appearances by mainstream actors Trevor Bannister, Richard O'Sullivan, John Le Mesurier, Ferdy Mayne, Geoffrey Bayldon and Johnny Briggs.A sequel, Glamour Incorporated, was also to have been directed by Guest but was never produced.<EOS>"
3480,35967,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Munro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Cumming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Munro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Ilku<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donna_Garrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Lippman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Zaentz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Karpf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_B._Ennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Tiberi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Xandra Castleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Sedaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debbie_Harry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Cumming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judah_Friedlander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_McGrath_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Cumming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Ilku<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donna_Garrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Lippman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Zaentz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Karpf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_B._Ennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Tiberi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Xandra_Castleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Xandra_Castleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Full Grown Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Grown_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Full Grown Men is a 2006 American independent comedy-drama film directed by David Munro and starring Matt McGrath, Judah Friedlander, Alan Cumming, Amy Sedaris, and Deborah Harry. It is the bittersweet story of a thirtysomething man with family who grudgingly realizes it is time to trade adolescence for adulthood. The film won the 2007 indieWIRE Undiscovered Gems Film Series Audience Award competition.<EOS>"
3481,7047,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryan Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davidson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Raft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Housman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Miljan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Foy_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lila_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Norworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Guinan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Queen of the Night Clubs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_of_the_Night_Clubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_musical_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Queen of the Night Clubs is a 1929 American sound (All-Talking) Pre-Code musical drama film produced and directed by Bryan Foy, distributed by Warner Bros., and starred legendary nightclub hostess Texas Guinan. The picture, which featured appearances by Eddie Foy Jr., Lila Lee, and George Raft, is now considered a lost film. A still existing vintage movie trailer of this film displays no clip of the feature.<EOS>"
3482,54099,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Koster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Brackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bette_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Koster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Brackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Brown_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Virgin Queen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Franz_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tudor_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_Brown_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Koster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Charles_Brackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Elizabeth_I<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Walter_Raleigh<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Virgin Queen is a 1955 American DeLuxe Color historical drama film directed by Henry Koster and starring Bette Davis, Richard Todd and Joan Collins. Filmed in CinemaScope, it focuses on the relationship between Elizabeth I of England and Sir Walter Raleigh.The film marks the second time Davis played the English monarch; the first was The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939). It was also the first Hollywood film for Australian actor Rod Taylor.Charles LeMaire and Mary Wills were nominated for an Oscar for Best Costume Design of a Color Production. LeMaire then won the award for another film instead; Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing (1955).<EOS>"
3483,104526,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United Film Distribution Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Samuel Z. Arkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Candy Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Moriarty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Roundtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Z._Arkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Q – The Winged Serpent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dragons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_O._Ragland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kaiju_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Folk_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_mythology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Q_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quetzalcoatl<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Q – The Winged Serpent (also known as Q) is a 1982 American monster horror film written, co-produced and directed by Larry Cohen and starring Michael Moriarty, Candy Clark, David Carradine and Richard Roundtree. The film follows a petty swindler (Moriarty) who accidentally intrudes in a case involving a winged deity monster that poses a threat to New York City. He is the only person who has information that can help the police to stop the creature.<EOS>"
3484,160719,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_S._Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edison_Manufacturing_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Edison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_S._Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edison_Manufacturing_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Edison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nervy Nat Kisses the Bride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1900s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1904_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edison_Manufacturing_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edwin_S._Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1900s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nervy_Nat_Kisses_the_Bride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1904_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nervy Nat Kisses the Bride is a surviving 1904 silent comedy short film produced by Thomas Edison and directed by Edwin S. Porter and preserved from a paper print in the Library of Congress. The film was copyrighted as Nervy Nat Kisses the Bride, but sold as ""Weary Willie"". Another 1904 Porter short was released called ""Weary Willie"" Kidnaps a Child.<EOS>"
3485,157427,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandor_Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maureen Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Brill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melissa_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandor_Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Her_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sandor_Stern<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Without Her Consent is a 1990 American made-for-television drama film directed by Sandor Stern. Originally airing on NBC, the film is based on a true story and stars Melissa Gilbert as a woman who seeks justice after being raped by an acquaintance.<EOS>"
3486,70917,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anna Neagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Neagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Wilding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Neagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Phipps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Maytime in Mayfair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maytime_in_Mayfair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fashion_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Maytime in Mayfair is a 1949 British musical romance film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Anna Neagle, Michael Wilding, Nicholas Phipps, and Tom Walls. It was a follow-up to Spring in Park Lane.The film was one of the most popular movies at the British box office in 1949.<EOS>"
3487,47096,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Night Club Queen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Club_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Night Club Queen is a 1934 British musical mystery film directed by Bernard Vorhaus and starring Mary Clare, Jane Carr and Lewis Shaw. It was made at Twickenham Studios in London. The sets were designed by the art director James A. Carter.<EOS>"
3488,32048,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Olivia Klaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Make_Movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Olivia Klaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brenda Clubine, Glenda Crosley, Joanne Marchetti, LaVelma Byrd, Glenda Virgil, Rosemary Dyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Make_Movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sin by Silence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_violence_against_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sin_by_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Violence_against_women_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Sin by Silence is a domestic violence documentary film by Olivia Klaus about women who have killed their abusive husbands. Based on the first inmate-initiated and led support group in the entire United States prison system, the film reveals the history and stories of the members of the group Convicted Women Against Abuse created by inmate Brenda Clubine in 1989. By following five women's abusive experiences that led to their incarceration, the film take viewers on their journeys from victim to survivors, reveals the history of the Battered Women Syndrome in the state of California, and shatters misconceptions. This documentary is a production of Quiet Little Place Productions.The film premiered at the Cleveland International Film Festival 2009, and went on to screen nationally as part of the grassroots tour, entitled Stop the Violence, that took the film to over 40 communities in 10 states through the United States.In 2011, the film had its television premiere on Investigation Discovery to over 2.2 million viewers.In 2012, Assemblywoman Fiona Ma introduced AB 1593 and AB 593, The Sin by Silence Bills, inspired by the documentary.  AB 593 seeks to clarify Penal Code 1473.5 to include the domestic violence victims that were unintentionally denied their original writ of habeas corpus due to limited expert testimony evidence. AB 1593 seeks to provide victims of domestic violence who have suffered Intimate Partner Battering (IPB) a chance to present their evidence in an effective way during the parole process. Both bills were signed into law by Governor Brown on September 30, 2012 to ensure the path to freedom for over 7,000 domestic violence survivors currently serving time in California prisons.<EOS>"
3489,136371,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris Briant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Banner_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Rouschop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donato Rotunno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Antoine Huet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas Malmonte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Waddington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dianna_Agron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Knox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Briant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Becker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Correia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Banner_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lehman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Luxembourg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgian_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunters_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Luxembourgian_horror_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hunters is a 2011 French-Luxembourgish-Belgian crime horror thriller film directed by Chris Briant. The film was produced by Antoine Huet, Thomas Malmonte, Donato Rotunno, and Joseph Rouschop. It stars Dianna Agron, Steven Waddington and Tony Becker. It was released in limited theaters on December 27, 2011.<EOS>"
3490,105485,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emile_Ardolino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cindy Gilmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Weber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Emile Ardolino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cynthia_Gibb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bette_Midler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Riegert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emile_Ardolino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emile_Ardolino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Biography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Musical<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_striptease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_entertainers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Stephen_Sondheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Emile_Ardolino<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gypsy is a 1993 American made-for-television biographical musical comedy-drama film directed by Emile Ardolino. The teleplay by Arthur Laurents is an adaptation of his book of the 1959 stage musical Gypsy, which was based on the 1957 autobiography Gypsy: A Memoir by Gypsy Rose Lee.Gypsy Rose Lee's son, Erik Lee Preminger, was instrumental in getting the film in production and was the main source for research. He had tried to get the musical filmed with Bette Midler, who had always wanted to play Rose Hovick, in the principal role 10 years earlier, but it required the approval of five entities to obtain the rights. One of the obstacles had been Arthur Laurents himself, who wrote the book for the musical based on Lee's memoirs. He had hated the 1962 film version and was initially opposed to a remake. ""Not for all the money in the world will we let them make another film version of Gypsy,"" he had said.The film was originally broadcast by CBS on December 12, 1993, and then released in theaters in foreign markets. It has been released on home video multiple times.<EOS>"
3491,83250,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzz_Kulik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Colbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Shatner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patty_McCormack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Kinsolving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Dunne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzz_Kulik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Explosive Generation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Buzz_Kulik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Explosive_Generation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Explosive Generation is a 1961 film directed by Buzz Kulik. It stars William Shatner and Patty McCormack.<EOS>
3492,144692,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leon Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rudolph Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Freddy the Freshman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_the_Freshman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Freddy the Freshman is a 1932 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short film, directed by Rudolf Ising. The short was released on February 20, 1932.<EOS>"
3493,136335,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hy_Averback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.-Seven Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Malcolm Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Novak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clint Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claude Akins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zero Mostel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hy_Averback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Peter_Blatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great Bank Robbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bank_robbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nelson_Riddle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Bank_Robbery_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hy_Averback<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Great Bank Robbery is a 1969 Western comedy film from Warner Bros. directed by Hy Averback and written by William Peter Blatty, based on the novel by Frank O'Rourke. The movie had a soundtrack with songs by Jimmy Van Heusen.<EOS>"
3494,89363,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alex Sichel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fine_Line_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dolly_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Coleman, Alex Sichel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tara_Subkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alison_Folland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fine_Line_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dolly_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All Over Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All Over Me: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Over_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>All Over Me is a 1997 American teen drama film directed by Alex Sichel and written by her sister, Sylvia Sichel. Alex Sichel received a grant from the Princess Grace Foundation to make a film about the riot grrrl music scene and then asked her sister to collaborate with her.The soundtrack featured musicians and bands such as Ani DiFranco, Sleater-Kinney, Babes in Toyland and many more.<EOS>"
3495,77732,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Martin Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Noel Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ben Grass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Maza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Linden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lena Headey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noel Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Maza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Walliams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rita Ora<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Franz Drameh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sophie Simnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rafferty Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Maza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Grass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Oliver_Twist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oliver_Twist<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Twist is a 2021 British crime drama film directed by Martin Owen and co-produced by Noel Clarke and Jason Maza, who also stars in the film. The film, based on the 2014 Tom Grass novel Twist which is itself an adaptation of Charles Dickens' 1838 novel Oliver Twist, stars Rafferty Law, Michael Caine, Noel Clarke, Lena Headey, Rita Ora and Sophie Simnett. Twist was released on Sky Cinema on 29 January 2021 and was met with negative reception from critics.<EOS>"
3496,24051,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Q._Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Design for Leaving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elmer_Fudd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Leaving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Design for Leaving is a 1954 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes theatrical animated short directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on March 27, 1954 and stars Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd. The title is a parody of the Design for Living House, House No. 4 in the Homes of Tomorrow Exhibition at the Century of Progress, the 1933 World's Fair in Chicago.<EOS>"
3497,62084,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Bartel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Glaser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lainie_Kazan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Divine_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Bartel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Glaser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lust in the Dust<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Bartel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lust_in_the_Dust<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lust in the Dust is a 1985 American Western comedy film directed by Paul Bartel, written by Philip John Taylor, and starring: Tab Hunter, Divine, Lainie Kazan and Cesar Romero.<EOS>"
3498,53487,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Steele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Turn_of_the_Screw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turn_of_the_Screw_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Turn of the Screw is a 1974 American made-for-television horror film directed by Dan Curtis based on the 1898 novella of the same name by Henry James. The film aired on ABC on April 15, 1974.<EOS>"
3499,119834,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Chan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Steve_Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Mendoza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hobson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zendaya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Scott Kraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jody_Margolin_Hahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Yvette Gonzalez-Nacer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>James Wahlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Viacom_Media_Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Kukucka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman, Yusry, Edry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Susan Nessanbaum-Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tara Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hobson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yvette Gonzalez-Nacer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shayna_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Beavers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music from the Hit TV Show<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Children's_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Children's_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malaysian_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_American_television_series_debuts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_preschool_education_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_preschool_education_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_American_television_series_endings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_preschool_education_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Nickelodeon_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_children's_comedy_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Nickelodeon_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_musical_comedy_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_musical_comedy_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treehouse_TV_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_children's_comedy_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nick_Jr._original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Beat_Band<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_musical_television_series<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Fresh Beat Band (originally known as The JumpArounds) is an American live-action musical children's television series created by Scott Kraft and Nadine van der Velde for Nickelodeon. The series stars Yvette González-Nacer, Thomas Hobson, Shayna Rose (later Tara Perry), and Jon Beavers as the ""Fresh Beats"" (Kiki, Shout, Marina, and Twist), described as four best friends in a band who are determined to follow their dreams. The series aired from August 24, 2009, to December 7, 2013. After the series ended, reruns of the show aired on the Nick Jr. Channel until July 2, 2016.In 2015, an animated television series, Fresh Beat Band of Spies, premiered on Nickelodeon. All four members of the band lend their voices to their respective characters in the spin-off.<EOS>"
3500,69288,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Less_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Less_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Less_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Less_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hare-Less Wolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Less_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Less_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Less_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Less_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Less_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Less_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Less_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Less_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Less_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare-Less_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_wolves<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hare-Less Wolf is a 1958 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on February 1, 1958, and stars Bugs Bunny.Mel Blanc voices Bugs and the absent-minded wolf character, Charles M. Wolf. An uncredited June Foray voices the wolf's wife, who appears in a brief scene at the beginning of the cartoon. John Burton Sr. produced the film.<EOS>"
3501,104540,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Peerce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Cutts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leigh_Lawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mia_Sara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chaim_Topol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joss_Ackland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Serena_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Cady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Peerce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ABC_Television_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Queenie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_period_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_à_clef<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_immigration<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queenie_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_television_miniseries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Queenie is a 1987 ABC miniseries based on the eponymous 1985 novel by writer and producer Michael Korda. Winston Beard (a pseudonym for James Goldman) and April Smith adapted the novel for television, with Larry Peerce directing.<EOS>"
3502,165388,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Albert Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Evelyn Ankers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Jones_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica Tandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Evans_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder in the Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Parker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder in the Family is a 1938 British crime film directed by Albert Parker and starring Barry Jones, Jessica Tandy and Evelyn Ankers. The film's sets were designed by the art director Carmen Dillon. It was adapted from a 1936 novel of the same title by James Ronald.<EOS>"
3503,61862,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Fawcett_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Garfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Claire Welland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elisha_Cuthbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherry_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Evan Sabba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Osman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Fawcett_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Garfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Manson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Frizzell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lucky Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gambling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Fawcett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lucky Girl (also known as My Daughter's Secret Life) is a 2001 Canadian drama film starring Elisha Cuthbert, Sherry Miller, and Charlotte Sullivan, directed by John Fawcett. It's about a high school student whose obsession with gambling leads to her accumulating a mountain of debt and causes a high degree of family tension.<EOS>"
3504,140033,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Weyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Margot Bridger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Rockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aesha_Waks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Smith-Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Phoenix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Weyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Weyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Arresting Gena<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_siblings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_gang_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arresting_Gena<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Arresting Gena is a 1997 American crime drama film written and directed by Hannah Weyer and starring Aesha Waks, Summer Phoenix, J. Smith-Cameron, and Sam Rockwell. It premiered in competition at the 1997 Sundance Film Festival.<EOS>"
3505,140991,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_J._Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Annette Bening<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Short<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rod Steiger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael J. Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natalie Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pierce Brosnan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny DeVito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Glenn Close<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lukas Haas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Jessica Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sylvia Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pam Grier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Marie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mars Attacks!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mars_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_invasions_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Retrofuturism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_abduction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kentucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_size_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Argentina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_White_House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Attacks!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_trading_cards<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mars Attacks! is a 1996 American science fiction black comedy film directed by Tim Burton, who also co-produced it with Larry J. Franco. The screenplay by Jonathan Gems was based on the Topps trading card series of the same name. The film features an ensemble cast consisting of Jack Nicholson (in a dual role), Glenn Close, Annette Bening, Pierce Brosnan, Danny DeVito, Martin Short, Sarah Jessica Parker, Michael J. Fox, Pam Grier, Rod Steiger, Tom Jones, Lukas Haas, Natalie Portman, Jim Brown, Lisa Marie, and Sylvia Sidney in her final film role.Alex Cox had tried to make a Mars Attacks film in the 1980s before Burton and Gems began development in 1993. When Gems turned in his first draft in 1994, Warner Bros. commissioned rewrites from Gems, Burton, Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski in an attempt to lower the budget to $60 million. The final production budget came to $80 million, while Warner Bros. spent another $20 million on the Mars Attacks! marketing campaign. Filming took place from February to June 1996. The film was shot in California, Nevada, Kansas, Arizona and Argentina.The filmmakers hired Industrial Light & Magic to create the Martians using computer animation after their previous plan to use stop-motion animation, supervised by Barry Purves, fell through because of budget and time limitations. Mars Attacks! was released theatrically by Warner Bros. in the United States on December 13, 1996, to mixed reviews from critics. The film grossed approximately $101.4 million in box office totals, which was seen as a flop. Mars Attacks! was nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation and earned multiple nominations at the Saturn Awards. It has achieved cult classic status over the years<EOS>"
3506,3540,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Davison_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leonard Rosenman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nancy Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Weller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel O'Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Noonan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Belinda Bauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabriel Damon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvin_Kershner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Davison_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walon_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>RoboCop 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>RoboCop 2: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Brain_transplantation_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Houston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyberpunk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amputees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Techno-thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyborg_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Detroit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Detroit_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RoboCop_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Juvenile_delinquency_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Frank_Miller_(comics)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irvin_Kershner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:RoboCop_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leonard_Rosenman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>RoboCop 2 is a 1990 American science fiction action film directed by Irvin Kershner and written by Frank Miller and Walon Green. It stars Peter Weller, Nancy Allen, Dan O'Herlihy, Belinda Bauer, Tom Noonan, and Gabriel Damon. It is the sequel to the 1987 film RoboCop, the second entry in the RoboCop franchise and the last to feature Weller as RoboCop until he returned in Mortal Kombat 11 (2019), RoboCop: Rogue City (2023) and other media; it is also the last film Kershner directed before his death in 2010.Set in a dystopian Detroit, the plot follows RoboCop (Weller) as he becomes embroiled in a scheme made by Omni Consumer Products to bankrupt and take over the city while also fighting the spread of a street drug called ""Nuke"" and its gang of dealers led by Cain (Noonan). The film was shot on-location in Houston.The film received mixed reviews upon its release and earned a moderate box office return, grossing $45 million domestic, compared to the previous film's $53 million gross on a significantly smaller production budget. It was nominated for three Saturn Awards, including Best Science Fiction Film, Best Performance by a Younger Actor (for Damon), and Best Special Effects (for Phil Tippett, Rob Bottin and Peter Kuran). A sequel, RoboCop 3, was released in 1993. Miller would return to write the comic book sequel RoboCop Versus The Terminator in 1992 and Steven Grant adapted his original screenplays for the second and third films into the comics Frank Miller's RoboCop from 2003 to 2006 and 2013 to 2014.<EOS>"
3507,162088,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mende_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mende Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rahman Rahmin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mende_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mende_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mende_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Jungle Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Jungle_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_feral_children<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Little Jungle Boy is a 1970 Australian television film.<EOS>
3508,22349,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Travis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sigourney Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Forest Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ayelet Zurer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Édgar Ramírez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zoe Saldaña<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Travis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vantage Point<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vantage Point: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Original_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Spanish-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hyperlink_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Madrid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Secret_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Atli_Örvarsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vantage_Point_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Pete_Travis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vantage Point is a 2008 American political action thriller film directed by Pete Travis and written by Barry L. Levy. The story focuses on an assassination attempt on the President of the United States in Salamanca, Spain, as seen from the various vantage points of different characters. Dennis Quaid, Matthew Fox, Forest Whitaker, William Hurt and Sigourney Weaver star.The film is often compared unfavorably to Akira Kurosawa's Rashomon, which also employed storytelling through multiple perspectives. Rashomon used the multiple perspectives to question the possibility of truth, in a process called the Rashomon effect; in contrast, Vantage Point recounts a series of events which are re-enacted from several different perspectives and viewpoints to reveal a truthful account of what happened. Vantage Point also explores kidnapping, assassination and terrorism.The film was co-produced by Relativity Media, Original Film, and Art In Motion, and began filming in Mexico City on June 18, 2006. It premiered in Salamanca on February 13, 2008, and was released in theaters in the United States by Sony Pictures Releasing through the Columbia Pictures label on February 22. The film score, released by Varèse Sarabande on February 26, was composed by Atli Örvarsson.Vantage Point grossed $151 million worldwide and received mixed reviews from critics.<EOS>"
3509,168468,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischa_Auer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Krims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Texas Code<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Western_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Western Code is a 1932 American Western film directed by John P. McCarthy and starring Tim McCoy, Nora Lane, and Mischa Auer.The film contains the first known instance of the phrase ""This town ain't big enough for the both of us"" in popular media.<EOS>"
3510,169325,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Maurice J. Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Grand National Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor Katona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfrid_Lawson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanne_de_Casalis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Kirwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Turners of Prospect Road<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Patrick_Kirwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_and_television_featuring_Greyhound_racing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Greyhound_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Turners_of_Prospect_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_J._Wilson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Turners of Prospect Road  is a 1947 British drama film directed by Maurice J. Wilson and starring Wilfrid Lawson, Helena Pickard and Maureen Glynne. A pet greyhound wins a major race meeting. It was shot at Walton Studios. As of 1996, it was missing from the National Film Archive.<EOS>"
3511,163097,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Roberts_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eli B. Despres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanette_Brox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Megan_Henning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Morrison_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Humison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Roberts_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Roberts_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wilderness Survival for Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilderness_Survival_for_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wilderness Survival for Girls is a 2004 independent thriller film directed by Eli B. Despres and Kim Roberts and starring Jeanette Brox, Ali Humison, Megan Henning, and James Morrison. It was shot in 18 days.<EOS>"
3512,13606,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Fischa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New City Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rudy Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_L._Albert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Uri Harkham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_L._Albert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Uri_Harkham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Delta Heat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_police_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Fischa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Tyng<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Delta Heat is a 1992 film directed by Michael Fischa and written by Sam A. Scribner. The buddy police film was shot in New Orleans, Louisiana.The screenplay was originally written by Bruce Akiyama to be a television pilot, commissioned by Sawmill Entertainment, but after producer Richard L. Albert made The Forbidden Dance, he decided to hire writer Sam Scribner to expand the script to feature film length.  During production, producer Albert spent six hours in the bayous north of New Orleans convincing alligator hunter Bob Raymond to catch 40 alligators which appear in the final scene.<EOS>"
3513,169760,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_crocodilians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_reptiles_and_amphibians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race-related_controversies_in_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Which_Is_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Which Is Witch is a Looney Tunes cartoon released by Warner Bros. in 1949, directed by Friz Freleng and written by Tedd Pierce. It was released on December 3, 1949, and features Bugs Bunny. The cartoon has been taken out of circulation in recent years due to racially insensitive depictions of Africans.<EOS>"
3514,169006,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(animation)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daws Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(animation)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wild Wild World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Wild_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cavemen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wild Wild World is a 1960 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on February 27, 1960.<EOS>"
3515,137921,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Iris Meredith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_F._Royal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_Sheldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Texas Stampede<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Stampede<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Nelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Texas Stampede is a 1939 American western film directed by Sam Nelson and starring Charles Starrett, Iris Meredith and Bob Nolan. It is a remake of the 1930 film The Dawn Trail<EOS>"
3516,31150,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cal_Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mildred Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cal_Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love and Curses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Curses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cal_Dalton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Love and Curses is a 1938 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Ben Hardaway and Cal Dalton. The short was released on July 9, 1938.<EOS>"
3517,160989,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Arnold_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.J._International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Silverstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David JanssenSenta BergerElke SommerJohn Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Arnold_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.J._International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Silverstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Saltzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Klenman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Stanley_(born_1922)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Swiss Conspiracy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Klaus_Doldinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Swiss_Conspiracy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Swiss Conspiracy is a 1976 action film directed by Jack Arnold and starring David Janssen, Senta Berger and Elke Sommer. It was co-produced between West Germany and the United States.<EOS>"
3518,150962,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Noyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Elfick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Kennedy_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Hunter_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Noyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Elfick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Noyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Newsfront<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phillip_Noyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Hunter_(actor)<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Newsfront<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Newsfront is a 1978 Australian drama film directed by Phillip Noyce, and starring Bill Hunter, Wendy Hughes, Chris Haywood and Bryan Brown. The screenplay is written by David Elfick, Bob Ellis, Philippe Mora, and Noyce. The original music score is composed by William Motzing. Shot on location in Sydney, Australia, the film is shot in black and white, and colour, incorporating actual newsreel footage.<EOS>"
3519,143371,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colbert_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emory_Parnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Ivo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirby_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Vaughan_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The Hoosier Hot Shots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colbert_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Shipman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Song of Idaho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Country_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Idaho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Nazarro<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Song of Idaho is a 1948 American Western musical film directed by Ray Nazarro. It was released by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>
3520,35223,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Wedge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lori Forte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris O'Dowd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beyoncé Knowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christoph Waltz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Sudeikis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steven Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aziz Ansari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amanda Seyfried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Hutcherson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pitbull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Wedge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Wedge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Joyce_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_V._Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Epic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Epic: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fairies_and_sprites<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blue_Sky_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chris_Wedge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_size_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Epic (stylized as epic) is a 2013 American animated fantasy action-adventure film loosely based on William Joyce's 1996 children's book The Leaf Men and the Brave Good Bugs. Produced by Blue Sky Studios in association with 20th Century Fox Animation, it was directed by Chris Wedge from a screenplay written by Joyce, James V. Hart, Daniel Shere, and the writing team of Tom J. Astle and Matt Ember, based on a story conceived by Joyce, Hart, and Wedge. It stars the voices of Colin Farrell, Josh Hutcherson, Amanda Seyfried, Christoph Waltz, Aziz Ansari, Chris O'Dowd, Pitbull, Jason Sudeikis, Steven Tyler, and Beyoncé Knowles. In the film, after teenager Mary Katherine gets shrunk and teleported to a tiny woodland kingdom inhabited by talking slugs, flower people and tiny soldiers called Leafmen, she is swept up in a wild adventure between good and evil and, alongside her new friends, must fight to protect the world she never knew existed.Epic was internationally released on May 16, 2013, and in the United States on May 24, by 20th Century Fox, following in its premiere on Ziegfeld Theatre on May 18. The film received generally mixed reviews from critics and was a moderate box-office success, grossing $268 million against its $93 million budget.<EOS>"
3521,65467,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Mungia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Palm_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leanna Creel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Falcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin McGuire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Mungia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Palm_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_R._Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leanna_Creel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Mungia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Falcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Six-String Samurai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>(Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Six-String Samurai:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_World_War_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_alternate_history_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six-String_Samurai<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Elvis_Presley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Six-String Samurai is a 1998 American post-apocalyptic action comedy film directed by Lance Mungia and starring Jeffrey Falcon and Justin McGuire. Brian Tyler composed the score for this film along with Igor & The Red Elvises, the latter providing the majority of the soundtrack.The film was greeted with a great deal of excitement when shown at Slamdance in 1998, winning the Slamdance awards for best editing and cinematography, and gathering extremely favorable reviews from influential alternative, cult and indie film publications such as Fangoria, Film Threat and Ain't It Cool News. It is billed as a ""post-apocalyptic musical satire"".In a limited theatrical release the film ran for several months in a few theaters, gaining a reputation as a minor cult film; having a budget of $2,000,000, it only made a mere $124,494 at the box offices. An intended trilogy has been discussed but not yet realized, just like the predicted launching of the career of the film's star, Jeffrey Falcon, a martial artist who had appeared in several Hong Kong action movies in the 1980s and early 1990s. While Mungia made several music videos, he did not direct another feature until the 2005 film The Crow: Wicked Prayer.<EOS>"
3522,115606,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Macartney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Benedetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_J._Christopher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neve_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Macartney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Benedetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_J._Christopher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Fantasy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Canterville_Ghost_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Canterville_Ghost<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Canterville Ghost is a 1996 family film directed by Sydney Macartney. The mystery, romance, and adventure stars Patrick Stewart and Neve Campbell; it is based on an 1887 Oscar Wilde short story of the same title which was serialized in the magazine The Court and Society Review. This story has been adapted to film and made-for-TV movies several times since the original film of the same name.Filming was done at Knebworth House in Hertfordshire.<EOS>"
3523,10981,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Barrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blue Smoke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Smoke_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blue Smoke is a 1935 British sports film directed by Ralph Ince and starring Tamara Desni, Ralph Ince, and Bruce Seton. It was made at Wembley Studios by the British subsidiary of the Fox Film Company.The film's sets were designed by the art director Ralph W. Brinton.<EOS>"
3524,136262,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dickie_Moore_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chic_Sale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julien_Josephson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maude_T._Howell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Expert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edna_Ferber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expert_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Expert is a 1932 American pre-Code comedy-drama directed by Archie Mayo and starring Chic Sale and Dickie Moore. It is based on a 1924 Edna Ferber and George S. Kaufman play, Minick, which is based on the short story ""Old Man Minick"" by Ferber. The film was produced and distributed by Warner Brothers.The Library of Congress holds a print.<EOS>"
3525,58370,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Allen_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Fellows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phyllis_Calvert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Ladd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Allen_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_L._Breen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Duff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Appointment with Danger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Victor_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Postal_Service<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Appointment with Danger is a 1950 American crime film noir starring Alan Ladd and Phyllis Calvert, supported by Paul Stewart, Jan Sterling, and Jack Webb.  Produced and distributed by Paramount Pictures, the drama was directed by Lewis Allen and written by Richard L. Breen and Warren Duff.Filming began on the U.S. production in June 1949, the picture was released in Great Britain in April 1950, but did not debut in the USA until May 1951.<EOS>"
3526,25274,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Giraldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Fargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Lorber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Sheffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pia_Zadora<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Berryman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alison_La_Placa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jermaine_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Giraldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Fargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Guidotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Voyage of the Rock Aliens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Voyage_of_the_Rock_Aliens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Fargo<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Voyage of the Rock Aliens is a 1984 film directed by James Fargo and starring Pia Zadora and Craig Sheffer.<EOS>
3527,95586,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Stephani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Stephani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Kurnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fast and Loose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_Kurnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_and_Loose_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fast and Loose is a 1939 American thriller film directed by Edwin L. Marin and starring Robert Montgomery, Rosalind Russell and Reginald Owen. It is a sequel to the 1938 film Fast Company and was followed the same year by Fast and Furious. In each film, different actors played the crime-solving couple.<EOS>"
3528,55586,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Their Night Out<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Their_Night_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Hughes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Their Night Out is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Harry Hughes and starring Claude Hulbert, Renée Houston and Gus McNaughton. It was made by British International Pictures at Elstree Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director Duncan Sutherland.<EOS>"
3529,103054,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Louis Brigante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_de_Hirsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Film-Makers' Cooperative<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bobina Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Storm de Hirsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlotte Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Apostal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Stainton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Franco Volpino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frederico Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosa Pradell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_de_Hirsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film-makers'_Cooperative<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_de_Hirsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_de_Hirsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Goodbye in the Mirror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_in_the_Mirror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Goodbye in the Mirror is a 1964 black-and-white experimental film produced and directed by Storm de Hirsch.<EOS>
3530,137259,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kurtzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artisan_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wes Craven, Pierre David, Clark Peterson, David Tripet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Englund<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tammy Lauren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kane Hodder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew Divoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kurtzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artisan_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_David_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clark_Peterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wishmaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Manfredini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Iran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Artisan_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_supernatural_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wish_fulfillment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Genies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Kurtzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wishmaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wishmaster_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Wishmaster is a 1997 American dark fantasy horror film directed by Robert Kurtzman. It is the first installment of the Wishmaster film series. The film was executive produced by Wes Craven, and is the only film of the Wishmaster series with his name attached. Its plot concerns a djinn, a wish-granting, evil genie who is released from a jewel and seeks to capture the soul of the woman who discovered him, thereby opening a portal and freeing his fellow djinn to inhabit and enslave the Earth.The film stars Andrew Divoff, as The Djinn, and Tammy Lauren.The film was followed by three sequels, Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies (1999), Wishmaster 3: Beyond the Gates of Hell (2001) and Wishmaster: The Prophecy Fulfilled (2002).<EOS>"
3531,19490,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_DeHerrera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vista_Street_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Phiffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Gluhak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Michael_Egger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Aguilar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_DeHerrera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vista_Street_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Phiffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_DeHerrera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Revenge Quest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyberpunk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_Quest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Revenge Quest, also known as Amtrak From Mars, is a 1995 direct to video action/science fiction thriller directed by Alan DeHerrera, starring Brian Gluhak, Christopher Michael Egger, and Jennifer Aguilar. The story takes place in 2031 Los Angeles following the escape of a dangerous inmate from the fictitious Red Rock Prison on Mars. The film was released by Vista Street Entertainment.<EOS>"
3532,6445,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_G._DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lew Ayres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilian_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Langdon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Butterworth_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_G._DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_G._DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Hanlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Weakness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Arthur_Lange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cyril_J._Mockridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Weakness_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Weakness is a 1933 American pre-Code musical film directed by David Butler and starring Lilian Harvey, Lew Ayres and Charles Butterworth. It was the second of four films made by the British-German actress Harvey in Hollywood, who had emerged as major star during Weimar Germany.It both was and wasn't the first mainstream Hollywood film to use the word ""gay"" as a descriptor of homosexuality.  In one scene, Charles Butterworth and Sid Silvers commiserate over their miserable, hopeless shared love for Lilian Harvey, until Butterworth is struck by a solution: ""Let's be gay!""  However, the Studio Relations Committee censors decreed that the line had to be muffled.<EOS>"
3533,81693,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ha'penny_Breeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Worth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ha'penny_Breeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>D’arcy Conyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ha'penny_Breeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ha'penny_Breeze<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ha'penny_Breeze<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ha'penny_Breeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ha'penny_Breeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ha'penny_Breeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ha'penny_Breeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ha'penny_Breeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ha'penny_Breeze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ha'penny Breeze is a 1950 black and white British film directed by Frank Worth and starring Edwin Richfield, Don Sharp and Gwynneth Vaughan. It was the first writing credit for Sharp who also appears as an actor.<EOS>"
3534,168569,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rachel Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simitar_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Holly MacConkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Feifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Solomon Jr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dominic Luciana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicole Lauren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simitar_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Witchcraft III: The Kiss of Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_III:_The_Kiss_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Witchcraft III: The Kiss of Death is a 1991 American horror film directed by Rachel Feldman and starring Charles Solomon Jr, Dominic Luciana, and Nicole Lauren. It is the third film in the Witchcraft series. The film was distributed by Troma Studios and produced by Vista Street Entertainment. It is followed by Witchcraft IV: The Virgin Heart.<EOS>"
3535,51706,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Collinson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_Shaftel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gayle_Hunnicutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elaine_Stritch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Wanamaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacqueline_Bisset<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Phillip_Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mildred_Dunnock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Collinson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_Shaftel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Dinelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Spiral Staircase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spiral_Staircase_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Collinson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Spiral Staircase is a 1975 British horror mystery thriller film directed by Peter Collinson and starring Jacqueline Bisset and Christopher Plummer. It is a remake of the 1946 film of the same name, which was adapted from Ethel Lina White's 1933 British novel Some Must Watch.<EOS>"
3536,158991,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Haley_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rex the Wonder Horse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Haley_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Myton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>King of the Wild Horses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Wild_Horses_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>King of the Wild Horses is a 1933 American Columbia Pictures Western film directed by Earl Haley. It was produced and released by Columbia Pictures with stunts by Yakima Canutt.<EOS>
3537,141225,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Fargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Bottoms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Fargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Born to Race<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_to_Race_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Fargo<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Born to Race is a 1988 film directed by James Fargo. It stars Joseph Bottoms and Marla Heasley.<EOS>
3538,58611,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gia Scala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_B._Ullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Kandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Battle of the Coral Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ernest_Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pacific_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1942<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_submarine_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_prisoner_of_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Battle of the Coral Sea is a 1959 American war film directed by Paul Wendkos and starring Cliff Robertson, Gia Scala and Patricia Cutts. It was distributed by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
3539,69239,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_P._Sonoda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Jones_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mihkel_Harilaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>P.J. Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samantha_Bee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ham & Cheese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_&_Cheese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Warren_P._Sonoda<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ham & Cheese is a 2004 Canadian comedy film directed by Warren P. Sonoda. The film stars Mike Beaver and Jason Jones. Both of them also wrote and produced it. It is about two talentless actors who attempt to make it in showbiz with persistence, ready to do anything to reach their dreams without letting go.<EOS>"
3540,42886,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alan Cooke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nadia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1976<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_women's_sports<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Romania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1979<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Yugoslavia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Olympic_gymnastics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gymnastics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tribune_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_1976_Summer_Olympics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Romanian_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_gymnasts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nadia is a 1984 made-for-television biopic directed by Alan Cooke about Olympic gymnast Nadia Comăneci. Comăneci herself had nothing to do with the production of the film (the content of which was described to her by others). She stated at the time of its release that those involved with the film never made contact with her: ""I sincerely don't even want to see it, I feel so badly about it. It distorts my life so totally.""<EOS>"
3541,166122,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Kendall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lesley Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Side Street Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Side_Street_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_lost_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Side Street Angel is a 1937 British crime comedy film directed by Ralph Ince and starring Hugh Williams, Lesley Brook and Henry Kendall.  The film is now considered lost.<EOS>"
3542,135820,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Buzzell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_O'Brien_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Genevieve_Tobin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leni_Stengel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Buzzell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Krasna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hollywood Speaks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Speaks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hollywood Speaks is a 1932 American Pre-Code comedy film directed by Edward Buzzell and starring Genevieve Tobin, Pat O'Brien and Leni Stengel. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
3543,135081,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Daniel Oriahi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Trino Motion Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ekene Som Mekwunye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Attoh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolaji_Ogunmola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ini_Dima-Okojie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Udoka Oyeka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ijeoma_Grace_Agu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zainab Balogun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lord Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sylvia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Nigeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Nigerian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nigerian_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sylvia is a 2018 Nigerian supernatural thriller film directed by Daniel Oriahi, written by Vanessa Kanu, and produced by Ekene Som Mekwunye for Trino Motion Pictures.The film was screened at Nollywood Week in Paris on 5 May 2018 and was released in cinemas on 21 September 2018.<EOS>"
3544,136471,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edgar Froese, Paul Haslinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jürgen_Prochnow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Günter_Wallraff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Inside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>L'Affaire Wallraff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tangerine_Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cologne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bobby_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mass_media_owners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Inside_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_tabloid_journalism<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>The Man Inside is a 1990 American drama film directed by Bobby Roth. It stars Jürgen Prochnow and Peter Coyote. It was nominated for a Mystfest award in 1990.<EOS>
3545,57009,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Ingram_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Jory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tulips Shall Grow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Netherlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_propaganda_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stop-motion_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Netherlands_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tulips_Shall_Grow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppetoons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tulips Shall Grow is a 1942 American animated short film in the Puppetoons series, directed by George Pal and starring Rex Ingram and Victor Jory. It was released by Paramount Pictures on July 26, 1942.The shorts star the characters Jan and Janette, with the former previously appearing in Pal's 1941 short Rhythm of the Ranks. That short too included the initial debut of the Screwball army.<EOS>"
3546,23872,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Novin Shakiba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Razor Digital Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David S. Serling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felissa_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deadly Little Christmas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Little_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Christmas_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deadly Little Christmas is a 2009 direct-to-video horror film directed by Novin Shakiba, and written by Jeremiah Campbell.<EOS>"
3547,65824,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Summit Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christina Ricci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Gambon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Depp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miranda Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Casper Van Dien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Summit_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Kevin_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Yagher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sleepy Hollow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sleepy Hollow: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_art_director_won_the_Best_Art_Direction_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mystery_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_period_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Uxoricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gothic_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sororicide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Westchester_County,_New_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dark_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Zoetrope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Folk_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hell_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Period_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_inheritances<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mandalay_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_police_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Andrew_Kevin_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Warner_Bros._Studios,_Leavesden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grave-robbing_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gaslamp_fantasy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Hollow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1799<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Sleepy Hollow is a 1999 Gothic dark fantasy supernatural horror film directed by Tim Burton. It is loosely based on Washington Irving's 1820 short story ""The Legend of Sleepy Hollow"", and stars Johnny Depp and Christina Ricci, with Miranda Richardson, Michael Gambon, Casper Van Dien, Christopher Lee, and Jeffrey Jones in supporting roles. The plot follows police constable Ichabod Crane (Depp) sent from New York City to investigate a series of murders in the village of Sleepy Hollow by a mysterious Headless Horseman.Development began in 1993 at Paramount Pictures, with Kevin Yagher originally set to direct Andrew Kevin Walker's script as a low-budget slasher film. Disagreements with Paramount resulted in Yagher being demoted to prosthetic makeup designer, and Burton was hired to direct in June 1998. Filming took place from November 1998 to May 1999. The film was an international co-production between Germany and the United States.The film had its world premiere at Mann's Chinese Theatre on November 17, 1999, and was released in the United States on November 19, 1999, by Paramount Pictures. It received positive reviews from critics, with many praising the performances, direction, screenplay and musical score, as well as its dark humor, visual effects and atmosphere. It grossed approximately $207 million worldwide. Sleepy Hollow won the Academy Award for Best Art Direction.<EOS>"
3548,75401,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peggy Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bobs Gannaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bradley Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Klay Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mae Whitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raven-Symoné<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucy Liu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>More]])<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Megan Hilty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tinker Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fairies_and_sprites<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DisneyToon_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2008<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Peter_Pan_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tinker_Bell_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tinker_Bell_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tinker Bell is a CGI-animated fantasy film series based on the character Tinker Bell, produced by DisneyToon Studios as part of the Disney Fairies franchise after producing a number of direct-to-video follow-ups and Winnie the Pooh films. Voices of Mae Whitman, Lucy Liu, Raven-Symoné, America Ferrera, Kristin Chenoweth and Pamela Adlon are featured in the films. Six feature films and one TV special were produced: Tinker Bell, Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure, Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue, Pixie Hollow Games (the special), Secret of the Wings, The Pirate Fairy, and Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast. The series is a spin-off of and prequel to Peter Pan. Originally developed as a direct-to-video franchise, the series was theatrically released from its third film onwards.<EOS>"
3549,160733,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_L._Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew L. Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_L._Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Beckwith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milo_O'Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Boone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fidelma Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_L._Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_L._Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_L._Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_L._Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Never Put It in Writing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Put_It_in_Writing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_L._Stone<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Never Put It in Writing is a 1964 British comedy film directed and written by Andrew L. Stone and starring Pat Boone, Milo O'Shea, Fidelma Murphy and Reginald Beckwith.<EOS>"
3550,140147,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_A._FitzPatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James A. FitzPatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Cruickshank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christine Adrian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marian Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_A._FitzPatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_A._FitzPatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Auld Lang Syne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_A._FitzPatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Auld_Lang_Syne_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Robert_Burns<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Auld Lang Syne is a 1937 British historical drama film directed by James A. FitzPatrick and starring Andrew Cruickshank, Christine Adrian and Marian Spencer. It portrays the life of the eighteenth century Scottish poet Robert Burns. The film was a quota quickie, produced at Shepperton Studios for distribution by MGM. Quota costume films were rare, as the costs generally exceeded the limited budgets allowed for productions.<EOS>"
3551,111898,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_E._Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regis_Toomey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_MacKenna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Robards Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_E._Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marion_Orth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crazy That Way<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_That_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crazy That Way is a 1930 American pre-Code comedy film directed by Hamilton MacFadden and starring Kenneth MacKenna, Joan Bennett and Regis Toomey, and based on the play In Love With Love by Vincent Lawrence.<EOS>"
3552,121084,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great Swindle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Swindle_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Great Swindle is a 1941 American mystery film directed by Lewis D. Collins and starring Jack Holt, Jonathan Hale and Henry Kolker. It was produced by Larry Darmour for distribution by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
3553,36775,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gay Old Dog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gay_Old_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gay Old Dog is a 1935 British comedy film directed by George King and starring Edward Rigby, Moore Marriott and Ruby Miller. It was a quota quickie made at Walton Studios.<EOS>"
3554,83287,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hough_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-EMI Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Anderson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Byron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Warbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciaran_Madden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Gilbert_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hough_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Anderson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wolfshead: The Legend of Robin Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_as_pilots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robin_Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1190s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfshead:_The_Legend_of_Robin_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Hough<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wolfshead: The Legend of Robin Hood is an adventure film directed by John Hough and starring David Warbeck, Ciaran Madden, Kathleen Byron, David Butler and Kenneth Gilbert. The film was the debut movie of actor David Warbeck as Robin Hood. The film was originally a 1969 television series pilot but was released in movie theatres in 1973, as a support feature to the musical Take Me High.  The film was also released on VHS under the title The Legend of Young Robin Hood.The film's title comes from the medieval term Caput lupinum or ""Wolfshead"", meaning an outlaw.<EOS>"
3555,77761,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Wiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Wiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Van_Dycke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two-Fisted Gentleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Wiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Fisted_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two-Fisted Gentleman is a 1936 American drama film directed by Gordon Wiles and starring James Dunn, June Clayworth and George McKay.<EOS>"
3556,93829,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Rich_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Gluck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Bell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tim Maltby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Young_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Katsumoto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Liz Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Tight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Engelhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Susan Gelb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Miller_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christina_Ricci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Finn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hayden_Panettiere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Carmack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vicki_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Justin_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Bacon_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cindy_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crest_Animation_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marieve_Herington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Higgins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debi_Derryberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Sussman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Splash_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joseph L. Campana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Diskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Corey_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Donovan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noam_Kaniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Thomas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Lader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blackie Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Tyrrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louis LA Praix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maxwell Je<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicholas Varley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tracy Pfau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Rich_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Gluck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Bell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Young_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Moore_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alpha and Omega<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alberta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_wolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Idaho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_and_Omega_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Computer-animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alpha and Omega is a series of animated films produced by Crest Animation Productions and distributed by Lionsgate Films. The first film was released in 2010 and featured the voices of Justin Long and Hayden Panettiere, though subsequent films were direct-to-video and therefore featured a smaller cast, primarily Ben Diskin and Kate Higgins. All 8 movies were released as an 8 Movie Collection DVD set on October 3, 2017.<EOS>"
3557,91259,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_McLoughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC_Universal_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Net5<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_(TV_channel)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Sumpter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lyndsy_Fonseca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jake Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_McLoughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC_Universal_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Net5<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_(TV_channel)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_(film_and_television)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Psychological_drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_(film_and_television)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Psychological_drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lifetime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virginity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teensploitation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sex_addiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_McLoughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyber_Seduction:_His_Secret_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sexual_addiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cyber Seduction: His Secret Life is a 2005 American psychological drama television film about a teenage boy whose life goes downhill after he develops an addiction to internet pornography. The film was directed by Tom McLoughlin, and stars Jeremy Sumpter in the main role, with co-actors including Kelly Lynch, Jake Scott, and Lyndsy Fonseca. It first aired on the Lifetime channel on June 20, 2005, and received no notable critical reviews initially, but in the 2010s became considered a stereotypical example of Lifetime original films after renewed attention to the title, and it received an unexpected cult following.<EOS>"
3558,160782,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Pastor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Chandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Pastor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>SOI Film Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Pastor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neil Keenan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Pastor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Chandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Pastor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Chandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Pastor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night Pastor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Pastor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Pastor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Pastor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Pastor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Pastor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Pastor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Pastor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Pastor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alex_Chandon<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Night Pastor is a short horror film directed by Alex Chandon and stars Neil Keenan and Matt Russel.<EOS>
3559,145273,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Bavaria_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1958<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazi_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1945<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_space_programs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1957<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurie_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Aim_at_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Wernher_von_Braun<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Aim at the Stars: the Werner von Braun story is a 1960 West German-American biographical film which tells the story of German rocket designer Wernher von Braun. The film covers his youthful rocket experiments in Germany, his V-2 rocket development efforts at Peenemünde during World War II, his postwar missile work with the U.S. Army, and the launch of Explorer 1, America's first satellite.The film stars Curt Jürgens, Victoria Shaw, Herbert Lom, Gia Scala, and James Daly, and was written by Jay Dratler based on a story by George Froeschel, H. W. John, and Udo Wolter. It was directed by J. Lee Thompson.It was shot at the Bavaria Studios in Munich, with sets designed by the art director Hans Berthel.The film premiered in Munich on 19 August 1960; it subsequently opened in New York City and Los Angeles on 19 October and London on 24 November. In Germany the film was titled Ich greife nach den Sternen (""I Reach for the Stars""). In Italy the film was released as Alla Conquista dell' Infinito.<EOS>"
3560,114572,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Black Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Arthurian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Addison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_province_of_Ávila<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Knight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paganism_in_Europe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Black Knight is a 1954 British-American Technicolor medieval adventure film directed by Tay Garnett and starring Alan Ladd as the title character and Peter Cushing and Patrick Troughton as two conspirators attempting to overthrow King Arthur. It is the last of Ladd's trilogy with Warwick Films, the others being The Red Beret and Hell Below Zero based on Hammond Innes' book The White South.<EOS>"
3561,14465,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Jost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>American Playhouse Theatrical Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_S._Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Lack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emmanuelle_Chaulet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Joseph Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katherine Bean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Jost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_S._Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Jost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All the Vermeers in New York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Vermeers_in_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_Johannes_Vermeer<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>All the Vermeers in New York is a 1990 American film written and directed by Jon Jost. It won the Caligari Film Award in the 1991 Berlin International Film Festival and the Best Experimental Film in the Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards.<EOS>
3562,137231,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Thomas_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Thomas_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_E._Orloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wild Country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Karl_Hajos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Country_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_action_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Wild Country is a 1947 American Western film directed by Ray Taylor.<EOS>
3563,107551,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Ritt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Wald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Beymer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hemingway's Adventures of a Young Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Franz_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_Ritt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemingway's_Adventures_of_a_Young_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Ernest_Hemingway<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hemingway's Adventures of a Young Man is a 1962 American adventure film directed by Martin Ritt based on Ernest Hemingway's semi-autobiographical character Nick Adams, and featuring Richard Beymer as Adams. A.E. Hotchner wrote the screenplay, originally calling the film Ernest Hemingway's ""Young Man"". The cast includes Diane Baker, Jessica Tandy, Ricardo Montalbán, Eli Wallach, Arthur Kennedy and Paul Newman. It was released in July 1962.<EOS>"
3564,110935,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Tisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Spader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Tisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Koepp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bad Influence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Koepp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Trevor_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Influence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Curtis_Hanson<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Bad Influence is a 1990 American psychological thriller film directed by Curtis Hanson starring Rob Lowe and James Spader. Spader stars as a meek yuppie who crosses paths with a mysterious stranger (Lowe) and is gradually encouraged to explore his dark side. Bad Influence was the first film for which David Koepp received sole screenplay credit.<EOS>
3565,136817,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._J._Minney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffith_Jones_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Rennie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Roc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Lockwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._J._Minney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wicked Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_17th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_swashbuckler_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wicked_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_highwaymen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wicked Lady is a 1945 British costume drama film directed by Leslie Arliss and starring Margaret Lockwood in the title role as a nobleman's wife who becomes a highwaywoman for the excitement. It had one of the largest audiences for a film of its period, with an estimated British attendance of 18.4 million seeing it in cinemas, according to a 2004 ranking of the most popular sound films in Britain. In the list, compiled by the British Film Institute for Channel 4, it was placed ninth overall, and was the second-most successful British film, behind only Spring in Park Lane (1948).It was one of the Gainsborough melodramas, a sequence of very popular films made during the 1940s.The story was based on the 1945 novel Life and Death of the Wicked Lady Skelton by Magdalen King-Hall which, in turn, was based upon the (disputed) events surrounding the life of Lady Katherine Ferrers, the wife of the major landowner in Markyate on the main London–Birmingham road.A remake, also named The Wicked Lady, was made by Michael Winner in 1983.<EOS>"
3566,169184,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Harrison_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Strand Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Film Four<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Starch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Corrigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kimberly_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Harrison_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Harrison_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rhythm Thief<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rhythm Thief is a 1994 independent drama film directed by Matthew Harrison. The standard 16mm black-and-white feature was made for US$11,000 and was awarded a Special Jury Recognition for Directing at the Sundance Film Festival. It was given a limited theatrical release in the US and Europe on November 15, 1995. In 2008, Rhythm Thief was released on DVD by Kino Lorber.<EOS>"
3567,150596,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Imperial Entertainment Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Schmoeller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Karnowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Divoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blanka Copikova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michal Gucík<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Denmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyborg_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_4:_Death_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nemesis_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nemesis 4: Death Angel (also known as Nemesis 4 and Cry of Angels: Nemesis 4) is a 1996 science fiction film written and directed by Albert Pyun, who also directed the previous installments in the series. It is the sequel to Nemesis 3: Prey Harder, and is the fourth installment in the Nemesis film series.<EOS>"
3568,34410,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pradip_Krishen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bobby Bedi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tigmanshu_Dhulia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roshan_Seth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alice Spivak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Electric Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom/India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_English_Feature_Film_National_Film_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Electric_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Pradip_Krishen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Electric Moon is a 1992 Indian film directed by Pradip Krishen and written by Arundhati Roy. The film was produced by Grapevine Media for Channel 4 Television and Bobby Bedi's Kaleidoscope Entertainment and was reviewed at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) and the 36th London Film Festival (1992).At the 40th National Film Awards, the film won the award for Best Feature Film in English.Set in an expensive tourist lodge in the forests of central India run by former royalty, Raja Ran Bikram Singh, 'Bubbles', the film is a satirical parody on Westerners visiting India, in search for their stereotypical notions of the country, replete with images of former Indian royalty, and relics of the British Raj. In turn the film was a commentary on social pretense and ecology. The issue was previously taken up by the Merchant-Ivory film The Guru (1969), and in time the film acquired a cult following.In a 2005 interview, Roy said,  ""The movie I had in my head and  different from the one we shot. I wanted it to  have a more anarchic quality, but I didn't know enough about cinema  to make that come through on screen.""<EOS>"
3569,15403,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrei_Konchalovsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Skouras_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moritz_Borman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Cady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopi_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Belushi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrei_Konchalovsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Skouras_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moritz_Borman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Homer and Eddie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Homer and Eddie: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eduard_Artemyev<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrei_Konchalovsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_and_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_road_movies<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Homer and Eddie is a 1989 American comedy drama film starring Whoopi Goldberg and Jim Belushi and directed by Andrei Konchalovsky.This was Anne Ramsey's final performance. The film received generally poor reviews from critics.<EOS>
3570,9731,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Daldry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Draven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Daldry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Hall_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Billy Elliot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_wave_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Punk_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glam_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1985<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_labor_movement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1999<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Working_Title_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1984<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_mining_communities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:UK_miners'_strike_(1984–1985)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stephen_Warbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Northumberland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Lee_Hall_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_British_Film_BAFTA_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_ballet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stephen_Daldry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_County_Durham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Elliot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Middlesbrough<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Billy Elliot is a 2000 British coming-of-age comedy-drama film directed by Stephen Daldry and written by Lee Hall. Set in County Durham in North East England during the 1984–1985 miners' strike, the film is about a working-class boy who has a passion for ballet. His father objects, based on negative stereotypes of male ballet dancers. The film stars Jamie Bell as 11-year-old Billy, Gary Lewis as his father, Jamie Draven as Billy's older brother, and Julie Walters as his ballet teacher.Adapted from a play called Dancer by Lee Hall, development on the film began in 1999. Around 2,000 boys were considered for the role of Billy before Bell was chosen. Filming began in the North East of England in August 1999. Greg Brenman and Jon Finn served as producers, while Stephen Warbeck composed the film's score. Billy Elliot is a co-production among BBC Films, Tiger Aspect Pictures and Working Title Films.The film premiered at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival,  and began a wider theatrical release in the United Kingdom on 29 September 2000 by Universal Pictures through United International Pictures. Billy Elliot received positive critical response and commercial success, earning $109.3 million worldwide on a $5 million budget. At the 54th British Academy Film Awards, the film won three of thirteen award nominations. Jamie Bell became the youngest winner of Best Actor in a Leading Role. The film also earned three nominations at the 73rd Academy Awards for Best Director, Best Original Screenplay and Best Actress in a Supporting Role.In 2001, the film was adapted as a novel by Melvin Burgess. The story was also adapted for the West End stage as Billy Elliot the Musical, first produced in 2005. It opened in Australia in 2007 and on Broadway in New York City in 2008.<EOS>"
3571,99920,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kurt_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cesar_Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Windom_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Backus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Flynn_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Now You See Him, Now You Don't<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_invisibility<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Invisible_Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Him,_Now_You_Don't<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Medfield_College_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Now You See Him, Now You Don't is a 1972 American science fiction comedy film starring Kurt Russell as a chemistry student who accidentally discovers the secret to invisibility. It is the second film in the Dexter Riley series, following 1969's The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, and followed by 1975's The Strongest Man in the World.Now You See Him, Now You Don't was the first Disney film to be shown on television in a two-hour time slot, in 1975. Previous television showings of Disney films had either shown them edited or split into two one-hour time slots.<EOS>"
3572,162391,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Miramax Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Laurence Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Parkes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joseph Gordon-Levitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Goode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce McGill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Isla Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Parkes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lookout<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_F._Parkes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Laurence_Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Winnipeg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spyglass_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Scott_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lookout_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Scott_Frank<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lookout is a 2007 American crime film written and directed by Scott Frank, in his directorial debut, and starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Jeff Daniels, Matthew Goode, Bruce McGill, and Isla Fisher.<EOS>"
3573,131122,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Makin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorne_Michaels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark McKinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Foley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce McCulloch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Makin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorne_Michaels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_McKinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_McCulloch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Thompson_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norm_Hiscock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brain Candy - Music From the Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Movie Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_depression<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lakeshore_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lorne_Michaels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Bruce_McCulloch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Kids_in_the_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kids_in_the_Hall:_Brain_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kelly_Makin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy is a 1996 Canadian comedy film written by and starring the Canadian comedy troupe The Kids in the Hall. Directed by Kelly Makin and filmed in Toronto, it followed the five-season run (1988-1995) of their television series The Kids in the Hall, which had been successful in both Canada and the United States.<EOS>"
3574,161564,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Corbett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Guns in the Heather<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_mystery_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adventure_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Buddy_Baker_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_adventure_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Guns in the Heather is a 1969 Walt Disney adventure film directed by Robert Butler and produced by Ron Miller. It stars Kurt Russell, Glenn Corbett and Alfred Burke.  It was originally broadcast in parts on Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color in the United States under the title Guns in the Heather, then re-edited for a European theatrical release under the English title, The Secret of Boyne Castle.  It was re-broadcast on American television in 1978 under the title Spy-Busters.  The story is based on the 1963 novel Guns in the Heather, by Lockhart Amerman.The film was primarily shot on location in Ireland (St. Flannan's College in Ennis, Corkscrew Hill, Corofin and Kilfenora, County Clare feature) with additional scenes shot at Pinewood Studios near London, England.<EOS>"
3575,76550,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Persky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Grosso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Benjamin Gruberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mimi Bohbot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Segal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelley_Hack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Persky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Grosso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_action_television_shows_based_on_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trackdown:_Finding_the_Goodbar_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trackdown: Finding the Goodbar Killer is a television film starring George Segal, Shelley Hack and Tracy Pollan. It first aired on October 15, 1983, on the CBS television network. Produced by Sonny Grosso and Larry Jacobson, the film was directed by Bill Persky.<EOS>"
3576,97931,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frail Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_I_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frail_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frail Women is a 1932 British drama film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Mary Newcomb, Owen Nares, Frank Pettingell and Herbert Lomas. In the years after World War I a Colonel marries his war-time mistress.It was made at Twickenham Studios with sets designed by James A. Carter.<EOS>"
3577,23760,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_R._Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_R._Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adele_Buffington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dawn on the Great Divide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Howard_Bretherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_on_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_Oliver_Curwood<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dawn on the Great Divide is a 1942 American Western film directed by Howard Bretherton based on James Oliver Curwood's 1913 short story ""Wheels of Fate"". It was the final film of Buck Jones and the final film of Monogram Pictures Rough Riders film series. Colonel Tim McCoy was recalled up for military service in World War II and is not present in the film.<EOS>"
3578,83300,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tapert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Sandweiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Spiegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Valenti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tapert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Within the Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cthulhu_Mythos_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Native_American_cemeteries_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Zombie_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Woods<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Evil_Dead_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Within the Woods is a 1978 horror short film written, directed and produced by Sam Raimi. Raimi drew inspiration from his earlier short film Clockwork, deciding to produce a proof of concept horror film to help build the interest of potential investors. Raimi cast his friends Bruce Campbell and Ellen Sandweiss as the two protagonists and produced the film for $1,600. Shot on location in a remote cabin in the woods, production was a difficult process because of the low budget. Several of the special effects presented in the film were done in a severely low budget manner, some of which were improvised on set. The film centers around demonic possession and mysterious forces originating from the woods.Raimi convinced a local theater manager to screen the film alongside The Rocky Horror Picture Show, which sparked minor interest. Initially a meager success, the film screened well to test audiences and became the basis of a larger budget remake titled The Evil Dead (1981). The film was the first in the Evil Dead franchise, and launched the careers of both Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi. Several of the aesthetic qualities found in Within the Woods later defined Raimi's films.<EOS>"
3579,116801,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Wick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neve Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fairuza Balk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Tunney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel True<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Wick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Craft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Craft:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indie_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Graeme_Revell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dark_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Wicca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Burn_survivors_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Douglas_Wick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Craft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Craft is a 1996 American teen supernatural horror film directed by Andrew Fleming from a screenplay by Peter Filardi and Fleming and a story by Filardi. The film stars Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell, and Rachel True as four outcast teenage girls at a Los Angeles parochial high school who pursue witchcraft for their own gain and experience negative repercussions.The Craft was theatrically released in the United States on May 3, 1996 by Sony Pictures Releasing. It received mixed reviews from critics but was a surprise hit nonetheless, earning $6.7 million in its opening weekend and $55.6 million worldwide, against a budget of $15 million.The Craft was nominated for the Saturn Awards for Best Horror Film and for Best Supporting Actress (Balk), and won the MTV Movie Award for Best Fight (Balk and Tunney). In the years since its release, the film has gained a cult following. A sequel, The Craft: Legacy, was released on October 28, 2020.<EOS>"
3580,168978,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Thomas_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Thomas_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Smith_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hawk of Powder River<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_of_Powder_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Taylor<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Hawk of Powder River is a 1948 American Western film directed by Ray Taylor.<EOS>
3581,168713,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Only_Loved_Me_Twice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Pickett_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Only_Loved_Me_Twice<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Pickett_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Only_Loved_Me_Twice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You Only Loved Me Twice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Only_Loved_Me_Twice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Only_Loved_Me_Twice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Only_Loved_Me_Twice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Only_Loved_Me_Twice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Only_Loved_Me_Twice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Only_Loved_Me_Twice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>You Only Loved Me Twice is a crime drama short film directed by Ryan Pickett. It is streamed by Indieflix.<EOS>
3582,159930,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rob Greenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vivendi_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightyear_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Greenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Nugent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jennifer Lieberman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Mandylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Raider-Wexler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wendt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joey Piscopo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillo_Brancato,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beth_Ostrosky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashley Carin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Valerie R. Feingold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vivendi_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightyear_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saturday Morning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday_Morning_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Saturday Morning is a 2007 American comedy film written and directed by Rob Greenberg and starring Joey Piscopo, George Wendt, Valerie R. Feingold, Louis Mandylor, Ashley Carin, Victor Raider-Wexler, Beth Ostrosky and Lillo Brancato, Jr.Saturday Morning was Greenberg's first feature film, shot independently after years of failing to break into the industry. The film was inspired in combination by waking up early on a Saturday morning, an episode of Night Court, and driving into New York City for a date. Exterior filming was done in the town of Westfield, NJ, were the TV Series Ed was also shot.<EOS>"
3583,132452,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Denton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manning_Haynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wallace Bosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Farquhar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Bannerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Denton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady Audley's Secret<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Audley's_Secret_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Denton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady Audley's Secret is a 1920 British silent drama film directed by Jack Denton and starring Margaret Bannerman, Manning Haynes and Betty Farquhar. It was an adaptation of the 1862 novel Lady Audley's Secret by Mary Elizabeth Braddon.<EOS>"
3584,6416,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Carney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Daly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Orton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Music Hall is a 1934 British musical drama film directed by John Baxter and starring George Carney, Ben Field and Mark Daly. It was made at Twickenham Studios as a quota quickie.The film's sets were designed by James A. Carter.<EOS>"
3585,134836,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Liberty Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.H._Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liberty_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.H._Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sweepstake Annie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweepstake_Annie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Nigh<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sweepstake Annie is a 1935 American comedy film directed by William Nigh and starring Tom Brown, Marian Nixon and Wera Engels.<EOS>"
3586,141282,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arthur Q. Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Voice characterizations:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bugs' Bonnets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elmer_Fudd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Douglas_MacArthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Same-sex_marriage_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scouting_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs'_Bonnets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bugs' Bonnets is a 1956 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon, directed by Chuck Jones and written by Tedd Pierce. The short was released on January 14, 1956, and stars Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd. The film has both Bugs and Elmer constantly change social roles and personas, accompanying each change of hat on their heads.<EOS>"
3587,116105,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arie_Posin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Douridas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Fiennes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Camilla Belle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Glenn Close<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Fichtner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Allison Janney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Chatwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arie_Posin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Chumscrubber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Chumscrubber: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Go_Fish_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lawrence_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Manitoba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Bonnie_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chumscrubber<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arie_Posin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Chumscrubber (German: Glück in kleinen Dosen) is a 2005 comedy drama film directed by Arie Posin starring an ensemble cast led by Jamie Bell as the main protagonist, and Justin Chatwin as the central antagonist. The plot, written by Posin and Zac Stanford, focuses on the chain of events that follow the suicide of a teenage drug dealer in an idealistic but superficial town. Some of the themes addressed in the film are the lack of communication between teenagers and their parents and the inauthenticity of suburbia. The titular Chumscrubber is a character in a fictional video game that represents the town and its inhabitants.Posin and Stanford had originally planned to shoot the film using their own funds, but they sent the script to producers Lawrence Bender and Bonnie Curtis who agreed to produce the film and help to raise the budget. Bell was cast in the lead role after an extensive auditioning process, and the film was shot in various California locations over 30 days in April 2004.The Chumscrubber premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 25, 2005 and was released theatrically on August 26, 2005. An accompanying soundtrack, composed mostly by James Horner, was released on October 18, 2005. The film was both a critical and commercial disappointment as it received mixed-to-negative reviews and earning back only US$351,401 of its $10 million budget.<EOS>"
3588,166317,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Hayden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Parade_Releasing_Organization<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Hayden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lowery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Coogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvin_Miller_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Hayden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Parade_Releasing_Organization<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Hayden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Roeca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When the Girls Take Over<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Nikita_Khrushchev<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Caribbean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Puerto_Rico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_satire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Girls_Take_Over<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When the Girls Take Over is an American men's adventure comedy film produced and directed by Russell Hayden and starring Marvin Miller, Jackie Coogan, and Robert Lowery. Inspired by the Cuban Revolution, it was filmed in Puerto Rico in 1960 under the working title Caribe and released in 1962. The film was shot in color, but the public domain copy is in black and white.<EOS>"
3589,163453,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unchained_Memories<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ed Bell and Thomas Lennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unchained_Memories<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unchained_Memories<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unchained Memories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unchained_Memories<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unchained_Memories<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unchained_Memories<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unchained_Memories<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unchained_Memories<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unchained_Memories<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Terence_Blanchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unchained_Memories<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unchained_Memories<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_slavery_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Unchained Memories: Readings from the Slave Narratives is a 2003 American documentary film about the stories of former slaves interviewed during the 1930s as part of the Federal Writers' Project and preserved in the WPA Slave Narrative Collection. This HBO film interpretation directed by Ed Bell and Thomas Lennon is a compilation of slave narratives, narrated by actors, emulating the original conversation with the interviewer.  The slave narratives may be the most accurate in terms of the everyday activities of the enslaved, serving as personal memoirs of more than two thousand former slaves.  The documentary depicts the emotions of the slaves and what they endured.  The ""Master"" had the opportunity to sell, trade, or kill the enslaved, for retribution should one slave not obey.<EOS>"
3590,102009,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Captain Hareblower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yosemite_Sam_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Hareblower<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Captain Hareblower is a 1954 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies theatrical cartoon short directed by Friz Freleng and written by Warren Foster. The short was released on January 16, 1954, and stars Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam.This is the third of the three and final Warner Bros. shorts (the others being Buccaneer Bunny and Mutiny on the Bunny) in which Yosemite Sam is featured as a pirate, as well as the only one that is in the Merrie Melodies series. It is the only cartoon of the three in which both Bugs and Sam lose.<EOS>"
3591,35976,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lawrence Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Full Speed Ahead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Speed_Ahead_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Full Speed Ahead is a 1936 British drama film directed by Lawrence Huntington and starring Paul Neville, Moira Lynd and Richard Norris. The film was made at Wembley Studios as a quota quickie for distribution by the Hollywood company Paramount Pictures. It is also known by the alternative title Full Steam Ahead.<EOS>"
3592,59608,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Day_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Craig_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Day_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Life in Emergency Ward 10<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_in_Emergency_Ward_10<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Day<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Life in Emergency Ward 10 (also known as Emergency Ward 10) is a 1959 British film directed by Robert Day and starring Michael Craig and Wilfrid Hyde-White. It was written by Hazel Adair and Tessa Diamon, based on the television series Emergency Ward 10.<EOS>"
3593,21607,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Orion Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Z._Arkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_S._Arkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael L. Meltzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff East<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Furst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Monahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Hillerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James B. Sikking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blaine Novak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Runyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandy Helberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Z._Arkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_S._Arkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Kouf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_boats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teensploitation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bend,_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_Creek_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rafting_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Up the Creek is a 1984 comedy film directed by Robert Butler and starring Tim Matheson, Dan Monahan, Stephen Furst, Jeff East, Sandy Helberg, Blaine Novak, James B. Sikking, Jennifer Runyon, and John Hillerman.<EOS>"
3594,111846,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>First Division Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Stage & Screen Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Emmett Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_M._Pizor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Desmond_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Preston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_M._Pizor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Courage of the North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Courage_of_the_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Courage of the North is a 1935 American Western film directed by Robert Emmett Tansey and starring John Preston, William Desmond and Tom London.<EOS>"
3595,83778,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Pollard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Spike Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daphne A McWilliams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Pollard_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>4<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Terence_Blanchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_African_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_civil_rights_movement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Ku_Klux_Klan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Civil_rights_movement_in_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:4_Little_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_Birmingham,_Alabama<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>4 Little Girls is a 1997 American historical documentary film about the murder of four African-American girls (Addie Mae Collins, Carol Denise McNair, Cynthia Wesley, Carole Rosamond Robertson) in the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in Birmingham, Alabama on September 15, 1963. The film was directed by Spike Lee and nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary.The events inspired the 1964 song ""Birmingham Sunday"" by Richard and Mimi Fariña, which was used in the opening sequence of the film, as sung by Joan Baez, Mimi's sister. They also inspired the 1963 tune ""Alabama"" by John Coltrane, which is also included in the soundtrack.4 Little Girls premiered on June 25, 1997, at the Guild 50th Street Theatre in New York City. It was produced by Lee's production company, 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks, and Home Box Office (HBO).In 2017, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
3596,1503,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tao_Ruspoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Giancarlo Canavesio, Christopher Redlich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Being in the World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daseinsanalysis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Philosophy_of_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Phenomenology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_philosophy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_philosophy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_Martin_Heidegger<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Being in the World is a 2010 American documentary film directed by Tao Ruspoli. The film explores the philosophy of Martin Heidegger, especially the idea of being-in-the-world, via conversations with philosophers influenced by Hubert Dreyfus and vivid portraits of practitioners in various fields. It draws on academic insight as well as stories of craft, music, cooking, and skilled practice to examine what it means to be fully human in a technological age. The documentary premiered in 2010 at various U.S. film festivals, won the Audience Award (Documentary) at the Brooklyn International Film Festival, and was later released on DVD and made available digitally via streaming/VOD platforms.The film represents one of the first attempts to translate continental philosophy, specifically phenomenology, into accessible visual narrative for popular audiences, featuring prominent philosophers from UC Berkeley, Harvard University, and other leading institutions alongside master practitioners from diverse fields including Creole cuisine, flamenco, jazz, and traditional Japanese carpentry.<EOS>"
3597,154810,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_O'Toole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joely_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Rhys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Gravell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dylan_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Jenkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rebecca's Daughters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1840s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_swashbuckler_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1830s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rachel_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Dylan_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_swashbuckler_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca's_Daughters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Karl_Francis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rebecca's Daughters is a 1992 Welsh and German comedy adventure film about the Rebecca Riots, directed by Karl Francis.The film was based on a story by Dylan Thomas. The screenplay was originally written in 1948 by Thomas, and was published in book form; 44 years elapsed before it was finally made into a film, which is the longest period of this kind on record. There is some evidence that Thomas' screenplay was derived in part from the riots that occurred in the village of Pontarddulais in south Wales.<EOS>"
3598,144703,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Allen_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Britton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Craig_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Allen_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Freedom Comes High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_propaganda_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freedom_Comes_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Allen<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Freedom Comes High is a 1944 dramatic short film commissioned by the United States Government during World War II and directed by Lewis Allen.<EOS>
3599,77204,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fintan_Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Eclipse Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiona_Bergin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aidan_Gillen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eamon_Morrissey_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Mannix_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Declan Conlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Renée Weldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fintan_Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiona_Bergin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fintan_Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trouble with Sex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_with_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Dublin_(city)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trouble with Sex is a 2005 Irish drama film set in Dublin and co-written by Catriona McGowan and Fintan Connolly (directed by Connolly). It stars Aidan Gillen and Renée Weldon, who won an Irish Film and Television Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role for her performance.<EOS>"
3600,24500,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Parry_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anatole de Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Woolf_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Parry_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Woolf_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Innocents in Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joseph_Kosma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Parry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocents_in_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Station_Road_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Innocents in Paris is a 1953 British-French international co-production comedy film produced by Romulus Films, directed by Gordon Parry and starring Alastair Sim, Ronald Shiner, Claire Bloom, Margaret Rutherford, Claude Dauphin, and Jimmy Edwards, and also featuring James Copeland. Popular French comedy actor Louis de Funès appears as a taxi driver, and there are cameo appearances by Christopher Lee, Laurence Harvey and Kenneth Williams. The writer and producer was Anatole de Grunwald, born in Russia in 1910, who fled to Britain with his parents in 1917. He had a long career there as a writer and producer, including the films The Way to the Stars, The Winslow Boy, Doctor's Dilemma, Libel, and The Yellow Rolls-Royce.<EOS>"
3601,166309,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mervyn LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McHugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Blondell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Levene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laird_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Abbott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cecil_Holm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Three Men on a Horse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Men_on_a_Horse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Three Men on a Horse is a 1936 American comedy film directed and produced by Mervyn LeRoy, adapted from the Broadway play of the same name written by George Abbott and John Cecil Holm. A mild-mannered greeting card poet has the uncanny ability to pick winners in horse races.<EOS>"
3602,107473,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Pittman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Norstar Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter R. Simpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Ironside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Schrage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Louis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Monette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wendy Lyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Pittman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_proms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pranks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1987<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prom_Night_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Zaza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1957<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Edmonton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello_Mary_Lou:_Prom_Night_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bruce_Pittman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II is a 1987 Canadian supernatural slasher film directed by Bruce Pittman, written by Ron Oliver, and starring Michael Ironside, Wendy Lyon, Louis Ferreira, and Lisa Schrage. It follows Vicki Carpenter, a high school student who becomes possessed by Mary Lou Maloney, a student who died at her high school prom in 1957. A sequel to the slasher film Prom Night (1980), it was originally intended to be a standalone film titled The Haunting of Hamilton High, but was retitled in order to capitalize on the success of the original Prom Night. The only story connection between the two films is that they are set at the same high school. Both films were executive produced by Peter R. Simpson.Filmed in Edmonton, Alberta in 1986, the film was retitled Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II by its Canadian distributor, Alliance Films. It was released theatrically in the United States by The Samuel Goldwyn Company in October 1987, and grossed nearly $3 million at the U.S. box office. The film received mixed reviews from critics, with many drawing stylistic comparisons to various other films of the era, ranging from David Lynch's Blue Velvet to its horror contemporaries Carrie and A Nightmare on Elm Street.The character Mary Lou Maloney would also appear in the next installment, Prom Night III: The Last Kiss (1990).<EOS>"
3603,70810,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Philip Ridgeway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zena_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Steel_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Switch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Switch_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eric_Spear<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Switch is a 1963 British crime drama film directed by Peter Maxwell, and starring Anthony Steel, Zena Marshall and Conrad Phillips. It was written by Philip Ridgeway and Colin Fraser. The film concerns a criminal gang that smuggles watches into the UK by hiding them in the petrol tank of a woman's car. It was Susan Shaw's last film.<EOS>"
3604,136956,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_J._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Langhorn_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sybil_Arundale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Corrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wyndham Guise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_J._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Fielding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tom Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edwin_J._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1917_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1917_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Henry_Fielding<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tom Jones is 1917 British comedy film directed by Edwin J. Collins and starring Langhorn Burton, Sybil Arundale and Will Corrie. It is an adaptation of the 1749 novel Tom Jones by Henry Fielding.<EOS>"
3605,165143,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_J._Hole,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Prima<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Wilkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_J._Hole,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Continental Twist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Continental_Twist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Twist_(dance)<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>The Continental Twist (also known as Twist All Night) is a 1961 film featuring the twist dance.<EOS>
3606,14455,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_Auzins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Network Ten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Howard Leeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_Ferrier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Creyton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joy_Chambers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ugly_Dave_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Wagstaff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Pace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abigail_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Preston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harriet Pace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_Auzins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Leeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Stuckey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All at Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Igor_Auzins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_at_Sea_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_television_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>All at Sea is a 1977 Australian television film about a group of misfits on holiday on an island resort. It features the cast from The Celebrity Game.<EOS>
3607,78055,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Tom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pamela Tom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gwen Wynne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tamara Khalaf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Tom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Tom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Tom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tyrus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chinese-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_film_industry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_painters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Asian_Americans<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tyrus is a 2015 feature-length documentary directed by Pamela Tom about the Chinese American artist Tyrus Wong,  whose paintings became the inspiration for the classic animated feature Bambi.<EOS>"
3608,71153,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Charles Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_C._Popkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keenan_Wynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laraine_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_C._Popkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Dear Secretary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Heinz_Roemheld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Dear_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Martin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Dear Secretary is a 1948 American comedy film written and directed by Charles Martin (1910-1983) and starring Laraine Day, Kirk Douglas, Keenan Wynn, and Helen Walker. The supporting cast features Rudy Valee, Alan Mowbray and Irene Ryan.<EOS>"
3609,96624,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor M. Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>First Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Night_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>First Night is a 1937 British drama film directed by Donovan Pedelty and starring Jack Livesey, Rani Waller and Sunday Wilshin. It was made at Wembley Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
3610,5099,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marion_Gering<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marion_Gering<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Victor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sarumba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marion_Gering<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarumba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Havana<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sarumba is a 1950 American musical drama film directed by Marion Gering and starring Michael Whalen, Doris Dowling and Tommy Wonder. As of 1949 the film was reported to be owned outright by Walter Gould.<EOS>"
3611,104715,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlene_Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Stormcrow Entertainment, Previous: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom DeSanto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeff Marchelletta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carlene Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cliff Broadway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The cast of the Jackson films and various fans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlene_Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_DeSanto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlene_Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Marchelletta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlene_Cordova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ringers: Lord of the Fans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_fandom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tolkien_fandom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tom_DeSanto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringers:_Lord_of_the_Fans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tolkien_studies<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Ringers: Lord of the Fans is a 2005 documentary film investigating the growth of the Tolkien fandom all the way from the release of The Hobbit book by J. R. R. Tolkien in 1937 to Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy (2001–2003).The film tells about the early days of the Tolkien fandom when it was part of the hippie culture and influenced many people in the pop world, some of whom became famous and are interviewed, including David Carradine, and Lemmy of Motörhead. Ringers includes Leonard Nimoy (Spock in Star Trek) performing ""The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins.""The Mythopoeic Society and the Tolkien Society are mentioned. The film also tells the story of the cartoon version of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings  animated films. The success of the Peter Jackson films is described through interviews with Jackson and the stars of the trilogy.The film is narrated by Dominic Monaghan.<EOS>"
3612,170797,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arthur F. Repola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mat_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bucky_Lasek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Deegan_(motorcyclist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Mirra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ultimate X: The Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2001<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bruce_Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ultimate_X:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:X_Games<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ultimate X: The Movie is a 2002 documentary film based on the 2001 X Games.It features athletes including Dave Mirra, Travis Pastrana, Mike Metzger, Bucky Lasek, Brian Deegan, and Mat Hoffman. It also features clips from the actual event in Philly, including the finals between Bob Burnquist, and Bucky Lasek, which Bob won by a first ever score of 98, and the crash of Carey Hart, when he attempted the first ever Moto-X Backflip.<EOS>"
3613,99163,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Martin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Martin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>No Leave, No Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Leave,_No_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_musical_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>No Leave, No Love  is a 1946 American musical comedy film directed by Charles Martin and starring Van Johnson, Keenan Wynn and Pat Kirkwood.<EOS>"
3614,78700,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hickox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Trimark Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tapestry Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert L. Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Abrams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joanna Pacula<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julian Sands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paula Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hickox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Levy_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Warlock: The Armageddon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Classical, Stage & Screen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trimark_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Hickox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock:_The_Armageddon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Warlock: The Armageddon is a 1993 American supernatural horror film directed by Anthony Hickox and produced by Peter Abrams. It is a sequel in title only to the 1989 film Warlock and stars Julian Sands, who returns in the title role as a warlock who attempts to free Satan from Hell.<EOS>"
3615,103876,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elinor_Glyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elinor Glyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elissa Landi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Brisson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Haye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elinor_Glyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elinor_Glyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Knoblock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Knowing Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knowing_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Knowing Men is a 1930 British color sound romantic comedy film directed by Elinor Glyn and starring Carl Brisson, Elissa Landi and Helen Haye. It was written by Edward Koblock based on a novel by Glyn, and made at Elstree Studios. Originally shot using an experimental colour system, it was eventually released in plain black-and-white.<EOS>"
3616,3797,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated Producers and Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Loudon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Loudon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rolling Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Marriott_Edgar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolling_Home_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Ince<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Rolling Home is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Ralph Ince and starring Will Fyffe and Molly Lamont. It was made at Shepperton Studios.<EOS>
3617,78646,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>T.C. Stallings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Priscilla Shirer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Abercrombie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Wheeler_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>War Room<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_religion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Room_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alex_Kendrick<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>War Room is a 2015 American Christian drama film directed by Alex Kendrick and written by him and Stephen Kendrick. It is the Kendrick brothers' fifth film and their first through their subsidiary, Kendrick Brothers Productions. The film was produced by Provident Films, Affirm Films and TriStar Pictures in partnership with the Kendrick brothers. The film stars Priscilla Shirer, T.C. Stallings, Karen Abercrombie, Alex Kendrick, and Michael Jr.The film was released by Sony Pictures Releasing in North American theaters on August 28, 2015, and received generally negative reviews from film critics, while Christian media critics gave mostly positive reviews, and became a box office success and a sleeper hit, grossing $74 million worldwide including $67.8 million domestically to become the 7th highest-grossing Christian film in the United States. A spin-off titled The Forge (also made by the Kendrick Brothers), was released on August 23, 2024.<EOS>"
3618,13031,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lasse_Hallström<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sony Pictures Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marty Bowen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wyck Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ryan Kavanaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Channing Tatum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Jenkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amanda Seyfried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lasse_Hallström<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Kavanaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyck_Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamie_Linden_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dear John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dear John OST<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_romance_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_2000s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Wyck_Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_autism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_United_States_Army_Special_Forces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Afghanistan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_in_Afghanistan_(2001–2021)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Deborah_Lurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_the_September_11_attacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Temple_Hill_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Nicholas_Sparks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lasse_Hallström<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_John_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Charleston,_South_Carolina<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Dear John is a 2010 American romantic war drama film directed by Lasse Hallström, based on the 2006 novel of the same name by Nicholas Sparks. It follows the life of a soldier (Channing Tatum) after he falls in love with a young woman (Amanda Seyfried). They decide to exchange letters after he is deployed. The film was released in North America on February 5, 2010, by Screen Gems, and received mixed reviews.<EOS>"
3619,123834,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jefferson_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Shane Sooter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Kelly's Filmworks LTD<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jefferson Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kelly Worthington Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jefferson_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Hess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christina Fougnie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jefferson_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jefferson_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Perfect Gift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kentucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Perfect Gift is a 2009 independent holiday film. It stars Christina Fougnie, Amy Hess, Matt Wallace and Jefferson Moore. It was filmed almost entirely in the state of Kentucky. The movie is a spinoff of The Perfect Stranger series.<EOS>"
3620,31786,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vermont_Is_for_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_O'Brien_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vermont_Is_for_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Thrush, Marya Cohn, Ann O'Brien, Euclid D. Farnham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vermont_Is_for_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_O'Brien_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vermont_Is_for_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_O'Brien_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vermont_Is_for_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vermont is for Lovers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vermont_Is_for_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vermont_Is_for_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vermont_Is_for_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vermont_Is_for_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vermont_Is_for_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vermont_Is_for_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vermont_Is_for_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vermont_Is_for_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vermont<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Vermont is for Lovers is an independently produced docudrama released in 1992, starring George Thrush and Marya Cohn and shot on location Tunbridge, Vermont. The film concerns a couple visiting Vermont in order to be married, and interviewing local residents on the subject of marriage. Largely improvised and using non-professional actors, the film was shown at various film festivals including the Melbourne International Film Festival and the Hawaii International Film Festival. The film was not terribly well received by the national press, with The New York Times calling it, ""vaguely amiable"". While The Washington Post review commented that the film was an ""all-too-easy target for ridicule"", it also mentioned one of the film's high points: ""In one scene, a typically droll Vermont resident (playing himself) sums up his state's fabled coolness to strangers by suggesting that a sign be placed at the state line, reading ""Welcome to Vermont. Now Leave.""""<EOS>"
3621,80306,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Radford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cannon_Group,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greta Scacchi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Dance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joss Ackland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trevor Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geraldine Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray McAnally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Murray Head<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Radford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Radford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Gems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Mischief<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1941<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kenya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kenya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goldcrest_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_British_Empire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Mischief_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Radford<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>White Mischief is a 1987 British period crime drama film directed and co-written by Michael Radford. It dramatises the events of the Happy Valley murder case in Kenya in 1941, wherein Sir Henry “Jock” Delves Broughton was tried for the murder of Josslyn Hay, 22nd Earl of Erroll. The film stars Greta Scacchi, Charles Dance, Joss Ackland, Sarah Miles, Geraldine Chaplin, Ray McAnally, Murray Head, John Hurt, and Trevor Howard.The screenplay is based on the non-fiction book White Mischief: The Murder of Lord Erroll (1982), by James Fox, which originated from a newspaper article published in 1969. Shooting took place on-location in Kenya and at Shepperton Studios.At the 42nd British Academy Film Awards, the film was nominated for Best Actor in a Supporting Role (for Joss Ackland) and Best Costume Design.<EOS>"
3622,15923,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hankinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hankinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House Broken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Rock_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Broken_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Hankinson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>House Broken is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Michael Hankinson and starring Louis Borel, Jack Lambert and Mary Lawson. A wife tries to make her husband jealous by flirting with a Frenchman.The film was made at Rock Studios, Elstree, as a quota quickie for release by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
3623,121041,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James B. Sloan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great Mr. Handel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1740s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Dublin_(city)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_Frideric_Handel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Mr._Handel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:George_Frideric_Handel_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Great Mr. Handel is a 1942 British Technicolor historical film directed by Norman Walker and starring Wilfrid Lawson, Elizabeth Allan and Malcolm Keen. The film is a biopic of the 18th-century German-British composer Georg Friedrich Händel, focusing in particular on the years leading up to his 1741 oratorio Messiah.<EOS>"
3624,12638,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gramercy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Daniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Jacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See [[#Cast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gramercy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Daniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Jacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_metal_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glam_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blues_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Funk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soft_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1976<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bullying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hyperlink_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_cannabis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stoner_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Middle_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Austin,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gramercy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austin,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Jacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dazed_and_Confused_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hazing<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Dazed and Confused is a 1993 American coming-of-age comedy film written and directed by Richard Linklater. The film follows a variety of teenagers on the last day of school in Austin, Texas, in 1976. The film has no single protagonist or central conflict; rather, it follows interconnected plot threads among different social groups and characters, such as rising ninth graders undergoing hazing rituals, a football star's refusal to sign a clean-living pledge for his coach, and various characters hanging out at a pool hall. The film features a large ensemble cast of actors who would later become stars, including Ben Affleck, Milla Jovovich, Cole Hauser, Parker Posey, Adam Goldberg, Matthew McConaughey, Nicky Katt, Joey Lauren Adams, Rory Cochrane, and  Anthony Rapp.Linklater originally planned to make a teen film after his breakout feature Slacker. Slacker caught the attention of Universal Pictures producer Jim Jacks, who secured 6 million dollars for Linklater's next feature. Linklater drew heavily on his adolescence in Huntsville, Texas, to write the script, lifting the names of several people from his hometown for the characters. Most actors cast for the film were undiscovered talent, including McConaughey, who became the film's breakout star. Linklater shot the film around Austin, with several members of his crew from Slacker. The actors were encouraged to improvise and develop their own characters, with some writing in extra scenes. Linklater gathered several 1970s rock songs for the soundtrack, which made up a significant portion of the film's budget. The picture was marketed by Gramercy Pictures as a stoner film, to Linklater's dismay.Released on September 24, 1993, Dazed and Confused was a commercial disappointment at the box office, grossing less than $8 million in the United States. The film later found success on the home video market and has since become a cult classic. It ranked third on Entertainment Weekly magazine's list of the 50 Best High School Movies. The magazine also ranked it 10th on its ""Funniest Movies of the Past 25 Years"" list. Reviewers have praised the film for its faithful and humanistic depiction of the setting and of high school life.<EOS>"
3625,112017,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_M._Wilcox_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sol Baer Fielding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_M._Wilcox_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tennessee Champ<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tennessee_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_M._Wilcox<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tennessee Champ is a 1954 American drama film with strong Christian overtones directed by Fred M. Wilcox and starring Shelley Winters, Keenan Wynn, Dewey Martin, and Charles BronsonMounted as a title to fill out double and triple bills (a B-movie), Tennessee Champ was one of several films Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer shot in its pet process of Ansco Color, a ruddy-looking process employed on the same year's Brigadoon.The film marked a return to Hollywood for star Shelley Winters, who hadn't appeared in a film in almost two years because of her marriage to Vittorio Gassman (which ended in June 1954) and the birth of their child, Vittoria. The lull came just as she seemed to be on an upswing after roles in Winchester '73 (1950), Phone Call from a Stranger (1952), and her breakthrough tragic performance in A Place in the Sun (1951).<EOS>"
3626,81015,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladislao_Vajda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stafford_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ> Joan Gardner,  Ian Colin,  James Harcourt,  James Carew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladislao_Vajda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stafford_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ákos_Tolnay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Kirwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Deans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wings Over Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ladislao_Vajda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Patrick_Kirwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Over_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_hunt_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Wings Over Africa is a 1936 British adventure film directed by Ladislao Vajda and starring Joan Gardner, Ian Colin, James Harcourt and James Carew.The film is a quota quickie produced for released by RKO. It was shot at Shepperton Studios with sets designed by the art director Duncan Sutherland. The film score was created by composer Jack Beaver.<EOS>"
3627,135151,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Artixo Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryan Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Magee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Stanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nanette Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Eden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Séance on a Wet Afternoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Award-winning_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Barry_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychic_powers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_operas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bryan_Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_and_television_featuring_Greyhound_racing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Greyhound_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Séance_on_a_Wet_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Séance on a Wet Afternoon is a 1964 British crime thriller film, directed by Bryan Forbes, and starring Kim Stanley, Richard Attenborough, Nanette Newman, Mark Eden and Patrick Magee. Based on the 1961 novel by Mark McShane, the film follows Myra Savage, a mentally unstable medium who convinces her husband Billy to kidnap Amanda Clayton, a child, so she can help the police solve the crime and achieve renown for her abilities. Kim Stanley was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in the film.<EOS>"
3628,115623,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Percy_Marmont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_A._Fitzpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Percy_Marmont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_A._Fitzpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Captain's Table<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captain's_Table_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Percy_Marmont<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Captain's Table is a 1936 British crime film directed by and starring Percy Marmont. It also featured Marian Spencer and Louis Goodrich.  The film was made at Shepperton Studios as a quota quickie for distribution by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.<EOS>
3629,8041,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Saget<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harland_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Berkley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Saget<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_B._Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Woody Jeffreys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Saget<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shawn_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Becoming Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Saget<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:E!_original_programming<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Becoming Dick is a 2000 comedy movie-made-for-television starring Harland Williams and directed by Bob Saget.<EOS>
3630,161559,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blake_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Blake Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Owen_Crump<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Stevens_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Asner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Traubel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Paulsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherry_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Devon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blake_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blake_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Owen_Crump<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Peter_Blatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blake_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Henry_Mancini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Blake_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Blake_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_William_Peter_Blatty<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gunn is a 1967 American neo noir mystery film directed by Blake Edwards, and starring Craig Stevens, based on the 1958-1961 television series Peter Gunn. Stevens was the only regular cast memberfrom the original series to appear in the film; the characters of Gunn's singing girlfriend Edie Hart, club owner ""Mother"", and police lieutenant Charles Jacoby were all recast for the film. The movie was intended to be the first in a projected series of Peter Gunn feature films, but no sequels followed.<EOS>"
3631,144267,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Korine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A24<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Hanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles-Marie Anthonioz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jordan Gertner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Zander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashley Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Selena Gomez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vanessa Hudgens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Korine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gucci Mane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Korine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A24<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Hanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Korine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spring Breakers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_dance_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_hip_hop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vertigo_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Annapurna_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cliff_Martinez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Icon_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spring_break<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:A24_(company)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harmony_Korine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Breakers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Division_Films_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spring Breakers is a 2012 American crime film written and directed by Harmony Korine and starring James Franco, Selena Gomez, Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Benson, Rachel Korine, and Gucci Mane. Gomez, Hudgens, Benson, and Korine portray four college-aged girls who go on spring break in St. Petersburg, Florida and meet an eccentric local drug dealer (Franco) who helps them when they are desperate. They descend into a world of drugs, crime, and violence.Korine had developed the concept over several years prior to production, with fleeting ideas about the plot and what should transpire. His initial desire was to create a ""sensory film"" that was more about feeling than action; he placed little importance on narrative or plot, the idea for which came later. Once Korine developed the story's backbone, which takes place around the American spring break period, he traveled to Florida to write the screenplay. Production began in 2012, on an estimated budget of $5 million. It is one of Korine's first theatrical works to receive a wide release.Spring Breakers was released on March 22, 2013, in the United States by A24 and grossed $31 million worldwide, making it a resounding success considering the small budget. It received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise for the acting and Debie's cinematography especially. Some described it as a potential cult classic. The film was selected to compete for the Golden Lion at the 69th Venice International Film Festival. Critics and scholars have read deeper meaning in the plot, commenting on its reflection of modern superficiality and the younger generation's self-destructive obsession with highly stylized, disposable pop culture media and sensory ephemera. A sequel, Spring Breakers: The Second Coming, is in development. Jonas Åkerlund and Irvine Welsh initially intended to direct and write, respectively. Since development was restarted Korine has been open to directing and writing the sequel.<EOS>"
3632,143727,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bennett_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>South of Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Nelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>South of Arizona is a 1938 American Western film directed by Sam Nelson and starring Charles Starrett, Iris Meredith and Bob Nolan.<EOS>"
3633,120527,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Sackheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Dern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stellan Skarsgård<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathy Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leelee Sobieski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Noth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trevor Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Sackheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wesley_Strick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Glass House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_adoption<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Original_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Malibu,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_siblings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_movie_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Political_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Sackheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glass_House_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Impact_of_the_September_11_attacks_on_cinema<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Glass House is a 2001 American thriller film directed by Daniel Sackheim and written by Wesley Strick. Starring Leelee Sobieski, Diane Lane, and Stellan Skarsgård, the film also features Bruce Dern, Kathy Baker, Trevor Morgan, and Chris Noth in supporting roles. The plot follows two siblings who go to live with friends of their parents as the oldest of the siblings starts to become suspicious of the family friends' patriarch.The film was released theatrically in the United States on September 14, 2001, by Sony Pictures Releasing. It received negative reviews from critics and grossed $23.6 million worldwide.<EOS>"
3634,165148,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Goodwins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hayford_Hobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daphne_Glenne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Goodwins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Ever Open Door<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ever_Open_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Goodwins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Ever Open Door is a 1920 British silent drama film directed by Fred Goodwins and starring Hayford Hobbs, Daphne Glenne and Margaret Hope. It was based on the play The Ever Open Door by George R. Sims, a leading Victorian writer of stage melodramas. It was one of a number of Sims' plays to be adapted for cinema during the silent era.<EOS>"
3635,136019,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jazz Rhythm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jazz_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Jazz Rhythm is a 1930 short animated film distributed by Columbia Pictures. The film is part of a series featuring the comic strip character Krazy Kat.<EOS>
3636,12832,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Wan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Burg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregg Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Oren Koules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charlie Clouser, Aiden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Kwanten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amber Valletta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donnie Wahlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Gunton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Wan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Burg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oren_Koules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Wan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leigh_Whannell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dead Silence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dead Silence Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Score, horror punk, Gothic rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mannequins_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spirit_possession<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Wan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_James_Wan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Leigh_Whannell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charlie_Clouser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_films_about_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ventriloquism<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Dead Silence is a 2007 American supernatural horror film directed by James Wan and written by Leigh Whannell. The film stars Ryan Kwanten as Jamie Ashen, a young widower returning to his hometown to search for answers to his wife's death. It also stars Amber Valletta, Donnie Wahlberg, and Bob Gunton.Dead Silence was theatrically released in the United States on March 16, 2007, by Universal Pictures. The film was dedicated to Gregg Hoffman, who died in 2005. Upon release, it was considered a critical and commercial flop, earning $22.4 million on a $20 million production budget and received negative reviews from critics, who criticized the script, characters and twist ending, but has developed into a cult following.<EOS>"
3637,78021,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Herzfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Wizan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger M. Rothstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Travolta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beatrice Straight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scatman Crothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Durning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oliver Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olivia Newton-John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Herzfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century-Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Wizan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Herzfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two of a Kind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Devil_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bank_robbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_heaven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Patrick_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_angels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_God<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_of_a_Kind_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Herzfeld<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two of a Kind is a 1983 American romantic fantasy crime comedy-drama film directed by John Herzfeld and starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John. The film reunited Travolta and Newton-John who had appeared together in 1978's Grease. The original musical score was composed by Patrick Williams. Travolta plays a cash-strapped inventor while Newton-John plays the bank teller whom he attempts to rob. They must come to show compassion for one another in order to delay  God's judgment upon the Earth. Despite being a critical failure, the film's soundtrack was a commercial success, yielding three hit singles for Newton-John and being certified Platinum.<EOS>"
3638,149855,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Barton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Arthur_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Pendleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Brown_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Costello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Abbott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beverly Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Barton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Arthur_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Grant_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Buck Privates Come Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Barton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Walter_Schumann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_veterans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Privates_Come_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Abbott_and_Costello_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Buck Privates Come Home is a 1947 American comedy film directed by Charles Barton and starring the team of Abbott and Costello. It was released by Universal-International and is a sequel to their earlier film Buck Privates (1941).This film marks the final role of veteran actor Nat Pendleton and the film debut of Russ Conway (in the role of an unnamed medic).<EOS>
3639,159657,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mad Hatters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mad_Hatters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ivar_Campbell<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Mad Hatters is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Ivar Campbell and starring Chili Bouchier, Sydney King and Evelyn Foster.<EOS>"
3640,87762,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Giancola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Astin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_Eisenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:O._J._Simpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chyna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_James_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Nicole_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Giancola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_J._Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Schieffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldo_Rivera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_K._Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katie_Couric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Coello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gladise_Jiminez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lenise_Sorén<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Giancola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Addicted to Fame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Addicted_to_Fame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Addicted to Fame is a 2012 American documentary comedy film directed by David Giancola. The film stars Anna Nicole Smith, David Giancola, John James, Chyna, Larry King, Jesse Eisenberg and Sean Astin.<EOS>"
3641,24521,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kane_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kane_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Llewellyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Inspector Hornleigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eugene_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inspector_Hornleigh_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Inspector Hornleigh is a 1938 British detective film directed by Eugene Forde, starring Gordon Harker and Alastair Sim, with Miki Hood, Wally Patch, Steven Geray, and Edward Underdown. The film was shot at Pinewood Studios in England. The screenplay was co-written by Bryan Edgar Wallace.<EOS>"
3642,70185,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B._P._Paquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Next Phase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>B. P. Paquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stéphane_Paquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pandora Topp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Tedford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B._P._Paquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B._P._Paquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B._P._Paquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Perspective<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_B._P._Paquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perspective_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2012<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Perspective is an episodic drama film from Canada written and directed by B. P. Paquette and starring Stéphane Paquette, Patricia Tedford, and Pandora Topp in a love triangle. The film is divided into nine chapters, shot over nine years, that span nine years in the lives of three characters named “Alex”. The nine chapters, titled, respectively, Chapter 1: Salt & Soda (2012), Chapter 2: Chris and Other Beards (2013), Chapter 3: Hush, hsuH (2014), Chapter 4: Reflecting (2015), Chapter 5: Triangulation (2016), Chapter 6: The Saddest Lines (2017), Chapter 7: Me, Myself, and I (2018), Chapter 8: Marital Accumulation (2019), and Chapter 9: The Shed of Theseus (2020) have been completed and presented exclusively at Cinéfest Sudbury International Film Festival as of 2020.<EOS>"
3643,19304,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Lurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Lurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Resurrecting the Champ<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Resurrecting the Champ [Music from the Film]<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_homelessness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_newspaper_and_magazine_articles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Calgary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Larry_Groupé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Phoenix_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_boxers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Denver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrecting_the_Champ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rod_Lurie<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Resurrecting the Champ is a 2007 American sports drama film directed by Rod Lurie and written by Michael Bortman and Allison Burnett, based on a Los Angeles Times Magazine article entitled ""Resurrecting the Champ"" by J. R. Moehringer. The film centers on a fictionalized former athlete portrayed by Samuel L. Jackson, living on the streets of Denver, who attempts to impersonate the life and career of former professional heavyweight boxer Bob Satterfield. The ensemble cast also features Josh Hartnett, Alan Alda, David Paymer, and Teri Hatcher.The film was a co-production between the motion picture studios of Phoenix Pictures, Alberta Film Entertainment, Battleplan Productions, and the Yari Film Group. Theatrically, it was commercially distributed by the Yari Film Group, while in the home video rental market it was distributed by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment. Resurrecting the Champ explores professional ethics, journalism and athletics. On September 25, 2007, the original motion picture soundtrack was released by the Rykodisc record label. The film score was composed and orchestrated by musicians Larry Groupé and Blake Hazard. Indie Rock band The Submarines also contributed a musical track to the score. In 2008, the film was nominated for an ESPY Award for Best Sports Movie as well as a Young Artist Award in the category of Best Performance in a Feature Film, Young Actor Age Ten or Younger.Resurrecting the Champ premiered in theaters nationwide in the United States on August 24, 2007 grossing $3,172,573 in domestic ticket receipts. The film took in an additional $69,854 in business through international release for a combined worldwide total of $3,242,427. Preceding its initial screening in cinemas, the film was generally met with positive critical reviews. With its initial foray into the home video marketplace; the widescreen DVD edition of the film featuring theatrical trailers, cast and crew interviews, and commentary with director Lurie among other highlights, was released in the United States on April 8, 2008.<EOS>"
3644,37405,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lesley Manning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rich Lawden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lesley Manning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rich Lawden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Derek Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ruth Baumgarten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Charles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gillian_Bevan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Parkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Smith_(broadcaster)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keith Ferrari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Manning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ghostwatch: Behind the Curtains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mockumentary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mockumentary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_television_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mockumentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Halloween_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_in_British_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghostwatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_controversies<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ghostwatch is a British mockumentary supernatural horror television film, first broadcast on BBC1 on Halloween night, 1992. Written by Stephen Volk, and directed by Lesley Manning, the drama was produced for the BBC anthology series Screen One by Richard Broke, Ruth Baumgarten and Derek Nelson. Despite having been recorded weeks in advance, the narrative was presented as live television. During and following its first and only UK television broadcast, the show attracted a considerable furor, resulting in an estimated 1,000,000  phone call enquiries to the BBC switchboard on the night of broadcast, comprising a mixture of complaints and praise for the programme's unique presentation.  This outrage is often compared to Orson Welles' 1938 The War of the Worlds radio broadcast and the 1994 Without Warning television film, both of which also allegedly caused nationwide panic in the United States.Ghostwatch has never been repeated on UK television. It has been repeated internationally, on stations such as the Canadian digital channel Scream for Halloween 2004, and the Belgian channel Canvas in 2008. It became available on the American streaming video service Shudder in 2017, and it was made available on the Internet Archive the same year. There have been three UK home video releases. In 2002, the British Film Institute released a 10th Anniversary edition on VHS and DVD, and 101 Films issued a DVD release in 2011 and a 30th Anniversary Blu-ray release in 2022. In 2016, the BBC Store made the film available as part of the Frightmares collection, marking Halloween.A retrospective documentary, Ghostwatch: Behind the Curtains, based on the film's lasting impact, was released on DVD in 2013 (having been in production between 2007 and 2012), featuring interviews with many of the original cast and crew. It too was made available as part of the BBC Store Frightmares collection, and shortly after release, the BFI Mediatheque.<EOS>"
3645,98665,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Broadstreet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeff Broadstreet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Divoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Combs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denice_Duff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Lieving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Broadstreet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Broadstreet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Broadstreet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night of the Living Dead 3D: Re-Animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Living_Dead_3D:_Re-Animation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Night of the Living Dead 3D: Re-Animation is a 2012 horror film prequel to the 2006 film,  Night of the Living Dead 3D. It stars Andrew Divoff, who also served as co-producer, Jeffrey Combs, Sarah Lieving and Denice Duff.<EOS>"
3646,126107,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Courtney_Rowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Exhibitors'_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H.B._Parkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>J. Fisher White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann Trevor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Courtney_Rowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Exhibitors'_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H.B._Parkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Dickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Courtney_Rowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Tale of Two Cities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1790s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Courtney_Rowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Tale_of_Two_Cities_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_A_Tale_of_Two_Cities<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Tale of Two Cities is a 1922 British silent drama film directed by Walter Courtney Rowden and starring Clive Brook, Ann Trevor and J. Fisher White. The film is an adaptation of the 1859 novel A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens, and its plot concerns events taking place during the French Revolution. It was made as part of the ""Tense Moments with Great Authors Series"" of films.<EOS>"
3647,166802,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crown_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gordon Mailloux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Russell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keye_Luke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Lenard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crown_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Noon Sunday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Guam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oceania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crown_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terry_Bourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Noon_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Guam<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Noon Sunday is a 1971 action film directed by Terry Bourke about two mercenaries. The film was the first feature produced in Guam.<EOS>
3648,25769,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Chinn_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>I Candy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Holmes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bonnie Holiday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Georgina Spelvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Linda Wong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica Temple-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paula Wain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Balint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Chinn_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Chinn_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Jade Pussycat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jade_Pussycat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Chinn<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Jade Pussycat is a 1977 pornographic film starring John Holmes. The plot of the film focuses on the search for a priceless jade carving from 13th century China known as ""The Jade Pussycat"". The character of ""Johnny Wadd"" is sent to find the Jade Pussycat and find the thieves who stole the item from a museum in Japan. During the search, Mr. Wadd is met by many lustful women. The film is set mainly in San Francisco's Chinatown.Paul Thomas Anderson, director of Boogie Nights, recommended that his cast watch the film to prepare for their roles, stating, ""'This is like Hitchcock doing a porno.'""<EOS>"
3649,10620,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Sparks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_Singleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lake_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Simms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_DeWolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleanore_Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blondie in Society<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_R._Strayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blondie_(film_series)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blondie in Society is a 1941 American comedy film directed by Frank R. Strayer and starring Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, and Larry Simms. It is the ninth of the 28 features in the Blondie film series released by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
3650,82330,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_F._Sears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Hall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Ferraday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_F._Sears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Last Train from Bombay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_F._Sears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Train_from_Bombay<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Last Train from Bombay is a 1952 American thriller film directed by Fred F. Sears and starring Jon Hall, Christine Larson and Lisa Ferraday. It was produced by Sam Katzman for distribution by Columbia Pictures and partly shot at the Iverson Movie Ranch. The film's sets were designed by the art director Paul Palmentola.<EOS>"
3651,63447,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harley_Cokeliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leo L. Fuchs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burt Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth McMillan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cynthia Gibb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cliff Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren Hutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harley_Cokeliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_Wurlitzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Central_Intelligence_Agency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harley_Cokeliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_South_African_novels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Malone is a 1987 American action thriller film starring Burt Reynolds in the eponymous role alongside Cliff Robertson, Cynthia Gibb, Lauren Hutton, Scott Wilson, and Kenneth McMillan. It is an adaptation of William P. Wingate's novel Shotgun, written by Christopher Frank and Rudy Wurlitzer, and directed by Harley Cokeliss (credited under his birth name Harley Cokliss).<EOS>"
3652,36043,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judd_Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Judd Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clayton Townsend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Mendel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Seth Rogen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonah Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Schwartzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Bana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judd_Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judd_Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clayton_Townsend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Mendel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judd_Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Funny People<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Funny People: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_comedians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Happy_Madison_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apatow_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Judd_Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Clayton_Townsend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Barry_Mendel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Judd_Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Judd_Apatow<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Funny People is a 2009 American black comedy-drama film written and directed by Judd Apatow, co-produced by Apatow Productions and Madison 23 Productions, and starring Adam Sandler, Seth Rogen and Leslie Mann, with Eric Bana, Jonah Hill and Jason Schwartzman in supporting roles. The film follows a famous comedian who is diagnosed with a terminal disease and tries to fix the relationships in his life while befriending an aspiring comedian.The film was released on July 31, 2009, to mixed-to-positive reviews with particular praise for the performances, but also criticism for its runtime. However, the film was a box-office bomb, grossing $71 million against its $75 million budget, and was the final film produced by Madison 23, as Sandler retired the label after its release.<EOS>"
3653,59502,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Life Begins at 40<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Begins_at_40_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Marshall<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Life Begins at 40 is a 1935 black-and-white film starring Will Rogers and Richard Cromwell. It is based on the non-fiction self-help book Life Begins at Forty by Walter B. Pitkin.<EOS>
3654,164900,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cat&#39;s Out<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cat's_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Cat's Out is a Silly Symphonies animated Disney short film. It was released in 1931. The Cat's Out was a working title that survives on an existing vault print; the short was originally copyrighted and released as The Cat's Nightmare.<EOS>
3655,164971,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ashok Amritari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shannon Tweed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Victim of Desire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Victim_of_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Victim of Desire, also known as Implicated, is a 1995 American erotic thriller film directed by Jim Wynorski and starring Marc Singer and Shannon Tweed.Wynorski who said it was one of the few films in his career he regretted making (the other being Vampirella.) He says he was asked to do the project by the producer Andrew Stevens who was a friend. Wynorski had trouble making sense of the script, as did Stevens, but was told to film it anyway.<EOS>"
3656,160747,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jennifer Maytorena Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jennifer Maytorena Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hamza Perez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>New Muslim Cool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:POV_(TV_series)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_hip_hop_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Islam_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Muslim_Cool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_in_Islam<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>New Muslim Cool is a 2009 documentary film directed and produced by Jennifer Maytorena Taylor. The film was initially released on POV and follows the life of Hamza Perez, a Puerto Rican American Rap artist who converted to Islam after he decided to quit his life as a drug dealer. Hamza spends his time on the streets and jail cells spreading the message of Islam to at-risk youth and communities. The film also features the hip-hop group M-Team, a musical collaboration between Hamza and his brother Suliman Perez. The duo utilize the medium of hip-hop to spread their faith and religious message to other young people. In the midst of his journey to establish a new religious community and a new family in the North side of Pittsburgh, Hamza is forced to face the reality of being an active Muslim in a post 9/11 America when the community's Mosque gets raided by the FBI.<EOS>"
3657,98118,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Askey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Murdoch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriott_Edgar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._O._C._Orton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Watt_(broadcaster)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Pepper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Crier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Band Waggon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_radio_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Marriott_Edgar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Band_Waggon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marcel_Varnel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Band Waggon is a 1940 British comedy film directed by Marcel Varnel and starring Arthur Askey, Richard Murdoch and Moore Marriott. It was written by John Watt, Harry S. Pepper, Gordon Crier, Vernon Harris, J. O. C. Orton, Val Guest, Marriott Edgar and Bob Edmunds, based on the BBC radio show Band Waggon.It was the first of several popular films Askey made for Gainsborough.<EOS>"
3658,161278,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Slow Beau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slow_Beau<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Slow Beau is a 1930 short animated film distributed by Columbia Pictures, starring Krazy Kat. The film also marks the debut of Krazy's second theme song which would have a much longer run than his first.<EOS>"
3659,72037,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Educational_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Hays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Temple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Hurlic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arthur J. Maskery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Boone, Jr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorian Samson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eugene Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Georgie Billings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Georgie Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gloria Anne Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jimmie Milliken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marilyn Granas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Educational_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Educational_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Burlesks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Jack_Dempsey<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Baby Burlesks was a series of Pre-Code short films produced by Educational Pictures in the early 1930s. The series featured three-year-old Shirley Temple in her first screen appearances. In her autobiography, Temple describes the Baby Burlesks series as ""a cynical exploitation of our childish innocence,"" and that the short films were sometimes racist or sexist.<EOS>"
3660,81990,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Krish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sykes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Heyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Deacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rivka_Neumann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yosef_Shiloach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Krish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sykes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Heyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jesus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_Jesus_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_the_Virgin_Mary_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pontius_Pilate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Judas_Iscariot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Krish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_portrayals_of_Jesus'_death_and_resurrection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_Mary_Magdalene_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Sykes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_John_the_Baptist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Depictions_of_Herod_the_Great_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_Saint_Joseph_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_Jesus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Saint_Peter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christian_missions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesus_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gospel_of_Luke<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jesus (also known as The Jesus Film) is a 1979 American biblical drama film directed by Peter Sykes and John Krish, and produced by John Heyman. In Jesus, the life of Jesus Christ is depicted, primarily using the Gospel of Luke as the main basis for the story. A voice-over narration is featured sporadically throughout the film, providing background information on characters and events.Shot on location in Israel, the film was financed primarily by Campus Crusade for Christ with a budget of $6 million, and was released without production or cast credits, as producer John Heyman declared that the creators of this picture were “simply being translators” of the New Testament's Gospel of Luke, “so nobody will know who produced or directed the film.” The end of the film states that the Good News Bible (Today's English Version) was used during filming, and instead of telling a parallel story or embellishing the Biblical account like other Biblical films, the filmmakers chose to adhere to the Gospel of Luke as closely as possible.The film has been used by the Jesus Film Project, an organisation seeking to translate and distribute the film as part of its evangelistic efforts. Because of this, Jesus is often described as the most-watched motion picture of all time, in addition to being the most translated film of all time.<EOS>"
3661,70241,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Winifred Shotter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robertson Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Lipscomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Plunder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Plunder_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Walls<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Plunder is a 1931 British comedy film directed by and starring Tom Walls. It also features Ralph Lynn, Winifred Shotter and Robertson Hare. It was based on the original stage farce of the same title, and was the second in a series of film adaptations of Aldwych farces by Ben Travers, adapted in this case by W. P. Lipscomb, and was a major critical and commercial success helping to cement Walls's position as one of the leading stars of British cinema.It was made at British and Dominion's Elstree Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director Lawrence P. Williams.<EOS>"
3662,50472,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_V._McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Euan_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Peck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Niven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Kellerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Macnee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_V._McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Euan_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sea Wolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_ships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Goa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Goa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_naval_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Reginald_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roy_Budd<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sea Wolves is a 1980 war film starring Gregory Peck, Roger Moore and David Niven. The film, which is based on the 1978 book Boarding Party by James Leasor, is the true story of Operation Creek during the Second World War. In the covert mission, the Calcutta Light Horse, part of the Cavalry Reserve in the British Indian Army, successfully sank a German merchant ship in Mormugão Harbour in neutral Portugal's territory of Goa, India, on 9 March 1943. The ship had a secret radio which was transmitting information about Allied shipping to U-boats operating in the Indian Ocean.The film, which starred veteran American and British actors, was produced by Euan Lloyd and directed by Andrew V. McLaglen; both had previously worked together on the successful 1978 British-Swiss war film The Wild Geese.<EOS>"
3663,23759,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Agrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Gold_USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Goldfrab Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Agrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ibrahim Khan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brenda King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Peck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry Sattels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dianne Beatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellen Faison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Salvo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Agrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Gold_USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Agrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Agrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dawn of the Mummy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mummy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Shuki_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_of_the_Mummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_splatter_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dawn of the Mummy is a 1981 American horror film directed by Frank Agrama, who also served as writer and producer on the film. While not prosecuted for obscenity, the film was seized and confiscated in the UK under Section 3 of the Obscene Publications Act 1959 during the video nasty panic.<EOS>"
3664,20002,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_Squad_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_Squad_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_Squad_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_Squad_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_Squad_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Riot Squad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_Squad_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_Squad_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_Squad_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_Squad_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_Squad_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_Squad_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_Squad_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_Squad_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Riot Squad is a 1941 American crime film directed by Edward Finney and starring Richard Cromwell, Rita Quigley and John Miljan.<EOS>"
3665,163359,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rupert Friend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Neil LaBute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jacob Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Festinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jay Kamen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris Foggin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Benjamin Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ShortsTV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rupert Friend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Harms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tatiana Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Croucher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Carlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jay Kamen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Benjamin Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rachel Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carter Pilcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Haas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dawn Bridgewate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James L. Honore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jessica Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leif Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marjorie Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Reggie Joseph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roberta Marie Munroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Trenton Waterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judi Dench<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keira Knightley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesse Tyler Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Firth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wes Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Hiddleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lily Tomlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_LaBute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Friend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Foggin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ShortsTV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Friend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Croucher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_LaBute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Friend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Croucher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stars in Shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_in_Shorts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Compilation_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Stars In Shorts is a 2012 compilation of seven movie-star-filled short films by various directors.<EOS>
3666,32175,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Donat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Donat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Donat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dora Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renee_Asherson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Donat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Donat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Donat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Fennell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cure for Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Alwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cure_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Lancashire<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cure for Love is a 1949 British comedy film directed and produced by Robert Donat and starring Donat, Renée Asherson and Dora Bryan. It was written by Albert Fennell, Alexander Shae and Donat, based on the 1945 hit play of the same name by Walter Greenwood about a mild-mannered soldier returning home after the Second World War.<EOS>"
3667,163645,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:I.E._Chadwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Trem Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Farnum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Priscilla_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Blane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rex Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:I.E._Chadwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Jones_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Law of the Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Brower<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Law of the Sea is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film directed by Otto Brower, and starring William Farnum, Sally Blane and Rex Bell, as well as Priscilla Dean in one of her last films. Produced by Chadwick Pictures and originally distributed through Monogram Pictures, the film has had several video releases such as on VHS from Grapevine.<EOS>"
3668,70727,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Barr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosanna_Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melissa_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Barr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Switched at Birth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Portland,_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Switched_at_Birth_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_television_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Switched at Birth (also known as Mistaken Identity and Two Babies: Switched at Birth ), American made-for-television drama film released in 1999 by Alexander/Enright & Associates and Carlton America. It was filmed in Newberg, Oregon and Portland, Oregon.<EOS>"
3669,160879,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Little Lost Sheep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sheep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Lost_Sheep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Little Lost Sheep is a 1939 short animated film produced by Columbia Pictures. It is one of the two penultimate films in the Krazy Kat series, the other being Krazy's Shoe Shop, as both were released on the same day. Despite this staring Krazy Kat, this is the first installment in the Columbia Fables series.<EOS>"
3670,68084,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Rain_or_Shine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Howson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Rain_or_Shine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Boyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Rain_or_Shine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Howson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Rain_or_Shine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Dysart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Rain_or_Shine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Howarson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Rain_or_Shine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Brockenshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Rain_or_Shine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Come Rain or Shine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Rain_or_Shine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Rain_or_Shine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Rain_or_Shine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Rain_or_Shine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Rain_or_Shine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Rain_or_Shine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Come Rain or Shine is a 1992 Australian film about a man who becomes obsessed with a mysterious woman.<EOS>
3671,161149,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Maxwell Munden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Geoffrey Goodheart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Reynolds_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Tafler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Dorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandon_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bank Raiders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bank_Raiders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bank Raiders is a 1958 British second feature crime film directed by Maxwell Munden and starring Peter Reynolds, Sandra Dorne and Lloyd Lamble. It was written by Brandon Fleming.The film was one of several British crime films starring Reynolds.<EOS>"
3672,49776,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jeffrey Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas Fries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_McDougall_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Dee_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ontkean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Kaczmarek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_McDougall_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_legal_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Billy_Goldenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeffrey_Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Right_of_the_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_gun_politics_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Right of the People is a 1986 made-for-TV crime drama movie starring Michael Ontkean, Billy Dee Williams, Jane Kaczmarek, Jamie Smith Jackson and Lisa Jakub, with special guest John Randolph. It debuted on ABC on January 13, 1986. The movie, originally intended as a feature film, was written and directed by Jeffrey Bloom. He wrote the script in outrage over the mass murder during the robbery of a Los Angeles Bob's Big Boy restaurant in 1980. At the network's request, Bloom revised his original script to increase anti-gun viewpoints in the story.<EOS>"
3673,136912,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Skip_Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Legacy_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Poul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Skip Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christine Sheaks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mickey Rourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Glenn Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Jane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aaron Eckhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James LeGros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paula Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Jeter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paulina Porizkova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Skip_Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Legacy_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Poul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Skip_Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Skip_Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thursday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thursday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Skip_Woods<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Thursday is a 1998 American black comedy crime-thriller film written and directed by Skip Woods and starring Thomas Jane, Aaron Eckhart, Paulina Porizkova, Paula Marshall, Michael Jeter and Mickey Rourke. It won the Special Jury Prize at the Cognac Festival.<EOS>"
3674,162869,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherry_Shourds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_Elkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Morris_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Dunn_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_MacRae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lois_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Stuart_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherry_Shourds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_Elkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Big Punch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Punch_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Big Punch is an American drama boxing film released in 1948. The film was directed by Sherry Shourds, produced by Saul Elkins and stars Gordon MacRae, Lois Maxwell, Wayne Morris, Mary Stuart and Eddie Dunn. It is considered to be a film noir and was MacRae's film debut after having signed a five-year contract with Warner Bros.<EOS>"
3675,9806,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Molina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Terry Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sue Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bionicle 2: Legends of Metru Nui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Taiwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Taiwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Denmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyborg_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Toonami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_robots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buena_Vista_Home_Entertainment_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lego_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bionicle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bionicle_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Toon_Disney_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Henry_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_2:_Legends_of_Metru_Nui<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Taiwanese_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bionicle 2: Legends of Metru Nui is a 2004 animated science fantasy action film and the second film based on Lego's Bionicle toy line. It is a prequel to the first film, Bionicle: Mask of Light. This film follows the 2004 storyline and was created using Lego elements from the Bionicle series. It is also the second of the two films in the franchise to be given a rating by the MPAA. It was released on DVD and VHS on October 19, 2004, by Buena Vista Home Entertainment under the Miramax Home Entertainment label.In this film, Vakama recalls events that took place long before the classic Bionicle stories at Mata Nui, during which he, along with his friends Nuju, Matau, Onewa, Whenua, and Nokama were chosen to be the new Toa of the island of Metru Nui. To save the city, they must prove themselves worthy Toa, find their mask powers, and protect the ""Heart of Metru Nui"", but they also find themselves caught up in the schemes of the evil Makuta.The film received mixed reviews, with some noting the filling in of plot holes from the previous film. The series continued to be noted for its visual effects and musical score. It was followed by a sequel, Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows.<EOS>"
3676,50908,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_M._Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_More<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jayne_Mansfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Cabot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_M._Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Madrid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Steampunk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sheriff_of_Fractured_Jaw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw is a 1958 Western comedy film directed by Raoul Walsh, starring Kenneth More and Jayne Mansfield. Mansfield's singing voice is dubbed by Connie Francis. It was one of the first Westerns to be shot in Spain.<EOS>"
3677,103423,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Compton_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergei_Nolbandov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Parkyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Earl St. John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Pavlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martita_Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Hylton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Compton_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergei_Nolbandov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Parkyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marghanita_Laski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Hastings_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It Started in Paradise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1938<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Compton_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fashion_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Started_in_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Malcolm_Arnold<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It Started in Paradise is a 1952 British drama film directed by Compton Bennett and starring Jane Hylton, Martita Hunt and Muriel Pavlow. Set in the world of haute couture, the storyline concerns an established master of her craft being usurped by a younger, ruthlessly ambitious underling, who then years later finds the same thing happening to her.<EOS>"
3678,31091,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Astral Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stefan_Wodoslawsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Donovan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._William_Ritchie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorenzo_P._Lampthwait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maura O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_Chaykin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Bannen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathaniel_Moreau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vickie_Ridler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stefan_Wodoslawsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._William_Ritchie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorenzo_P._Lampthwait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maura_O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Donovan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maura_O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>George's Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Donovan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George's_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_children's_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>George's Island is a Canadian drama film. It was shot in and around Halifax, Nova Scotia.<EOS>"
3679,168260,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ajax Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry S. Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bernard B. Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Talmadge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Cramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Luana Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rose_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Speed Reporter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliable_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Speed_Reporter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Speed Reporter is a 1936 American crime film directed by Bernard B. Ray and starring Richard Talmadge, Luana Walters and Richard Cramer. It was produced as a second feature by the independent company Reliable Pictures.<EOS>"
3680,167857,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Fier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hunnicutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Fier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luci_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fighting Buckaroo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fighting Buckaroo is a 1943 American Western film directed by William Berke and starring Charles Starrett, Kay Harris and Arthur Hunnicutt.<EOS>"
3681,103347,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Florea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Tors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Irene Tsu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Luke Halpin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Florea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Tors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Carlson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Tors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Island of the Lost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Island_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Florea<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Island of the Lost is a 1967 American adventure film directed by John Florea and starring Richard Greene, Luke Halpin and Irene Tsu. It was shot on location in The Bahamas and Palm Beach Gardens in Florida.<EOS>"
3682,123089,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cosmos Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert J. Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Kid from Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_J._Horner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Kid from Arizona is a 1931 American pre-Code Western film directed by Robert J. Horner and starring Jack Perrin, Josephine Hill and Robert D. Walker.<EOS>"
3683,73607,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Bruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tedd Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bugs Bunny Rides Again<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yosemite_Sam_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugs_Bunny_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_skunks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bugs Bunny Rides Again is a 1948 Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on June 12, 1948, and stars Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam.The animated short is both a Western and a parody of the genre's conventions.Voice characterizations are performed by Mel Blanc. It is the third cartoon to pair Bugs and Yosemite Sam, after Hare Trigger (1945) and Buccaneer Bunny (1948). The title is a typical Western reference, as in ""The Lone Ranger rides again"", and also suggests a reference to the Jack Benny comedy, Buck Benny Rides Again (1940).<EOS>"
3684,169789,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Murray_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ratskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ratskin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hunting_in_popular_culture<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Ratskin is a 1929 animated cartoon released by Columbia Pictures starring Krazy Kat. It is the first cartoon to be released by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>
3685,6313,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Crane_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia-Warner_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Sloan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David M. Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Crane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Michell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angharad Rees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Moments<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moments_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Crane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Moments is a 1974 British drama film directed by Peter Crane and starring Keith Michell, Angharad Rees and Bill Fraser. The screenplay concerns a man who has lost his wife and daughter in a car crash who returns to a hotel where he had once enjoyed happiness.<EOS>"
3686,126376,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Howard Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Costello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Abbott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Besser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Loeb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Grant_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Kops<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Herman_Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Henry_Mancini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_stunt_performers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abbott_and_Costello_Meet_the_Keystone_Kops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Abbott_and_Costello_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Kops is a 1955 comedy film directed by Charles Lamont and starring the comedy team of Abbott and Costello.After the film was completed, Universal-International wanted to rename it Abbott and Costello in the Stunt Men, because they did not consider the ""Keystone Kops"" to be relevant anymore. However, in October 1954, the studio relented and agreed to use the ""Keystone Kops"" name.<EOS>"
3687,125517,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cold_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Middleditch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cold_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Prior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cold_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Teo_Gebert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cold_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Middleditch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cold_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Cold Summer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cold_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cold_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cold_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cold_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cold_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cold_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Cold_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Cold Summer is a 2003 Australian film. The writing of the film was highly collaborative with input from all the actors.<EOS>
3688,6049,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Pivar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Cromwell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marjorie Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Vinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Enemy Agent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Enemy Agent is a 1940 American spy thriller film directed by Lew Landers and starring Richard Cromwell, Helen Vinson, and Robert Armstrong. The supporting cast includes Jack La Rue, Jack Carson, Philip Dorn and Milburn Stone. It was produced and distributed by Universal Studios<EOS>"
3689,49755,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Futter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Futter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Riding Avenger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Avenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grand_National_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Avenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Riding Avenger is a 1936 American Western film directed by Harry L. Fraser and starring Hoot Gibson, Ruth Mix and June Gale. Originally made by Diversion Pictures, it was picked up for distribution by Grand National Pictures.<EOS>"
3690,28762,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Tomlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linden_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Murray_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Master of Bankdam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1850s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1870s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1860s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Bankdam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ernest_G._Roy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Master of Bankdam (called The Master of Bankdam in its own credits) is a 1947 British historical film directed by Walter Forde and starring Anne Crawford, Dennis Price, Tom Walls, Stephen Murray, Linden Travers and David Tomlinson. It was written by Edward Dryhurst with additional dialogue by Moie Charles, based on the 1940 novel The Crowthers of Bankdam  by Thomas Armstrong, and produced by Forde and Edward Dryhurst.The story concerns two generations of brothers who struggle for control of the family business in 19th century Yorkshire.<EOS>"
3691,135169,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Bird_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Richard Harbinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Bird_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Filmgroup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Bird_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Bickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Bird_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Filmgroup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Bird_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>T-Bird Gang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Bird_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Bird_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Bird_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Bird_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Bird_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Bird_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Bird_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>T-Bird Gang is a 1959 American film directed by Richard Harbinger in his first and final film. It was co-written by and starring John Brinkley and Tony Miller with Edwin Nelson; all of them had appeared in several of Roger Corman's films.<EOS>
3692,88871,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Spacey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Krevoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Stabler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bradley Jenkel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>M. Emmet Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Viggo Mortensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Mantegna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Skeet Ulrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Fichtner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Faye Dunaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Sinise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Spacey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Krevoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Albino Alligator<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ambient_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hostage_takings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Albino_Alligator<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Spacey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Albino Alligator is a 1996 American crime thriller film. The directorial debut of Kevin Spacey as well as the screenwriting debut of Christian Forte, it stars Matt Dillon, Faye Dunaway, and Gary Sinise.It tells the story of three small-time criminals who take hostages after being cornered by the police. The title refers to an anecdote told in the film, claiming that alligators will use an albino among them as sacrifice, so that the opposing alligators will be distracted and become prey themselves.<EOS>"
3693,82343,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lund_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louis Calhern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ricardo Montalban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isobel_Lennart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Latin Lovers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latin_Lovers_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Latin Lovers is a Technicolor 1953 romantic musical comedy film made by MGM. It was directed by Mervyn LeRoy, and written by Isobel Lennart. The music score is by Nicholas Brodszky, and the cinematographer was Joseph Ruttenberg.<EOS>"
3694,93871,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:René_Bonnière<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._R._Crawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Huguette_Oligny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Labrecque<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:René_Bonnière<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._R._Crawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Walker_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Amanita Pestilens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_French-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanita_Pestilens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bilingualism_in_Canada<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Amanita Pestilens is a 1963 Canadian-American psychological horror-fantasy/drama film produced by F. R. Crawley, and directed by René Bonnière. It was ""the first Canadian feature film to be shot in both English and French with the same set of actors"". It included an early career performance by Geneviève Bujold, along with performances by Jacques Labrecque and Huguette Oligny. It was filmed at Harrington Lake, Québec.The film's script was written by Canadian author David Walker and was initially titled Staircases. Bonnière persuaded Crawley to fund and produce a film based on this script. The new title, Amanita Pestilens, meant ""Poisoned Love"".<EOS>"
3695,61199,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brandon Camp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Stuber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Aniston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Carroll Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judy Greer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Fogler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aaron Eckhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Stuber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love Happens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love Happens OST<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>ScoreVarious<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_grieving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Seattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Stuber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brandon_Camp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Happens_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_widowhood<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Love Happens is a 2009 American romantic drama film written by Mike Thompson and Brandon Camp, directed by Camp, and starring Aaron Eckhart and Jennifer Aniston. The story follows a therapist and self-help author being enamored by a florist. It was released on September 18, 2009 by Universal Pictures. Love Happens garnered negative reviews from critics.<EOS>"
3696,163009,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Sharpsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Sharpsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winston_Hibler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Sears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Water Birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_Action_Short_Film_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_nature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Winston_Hibler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Sharpsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Water_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joseph_Dubin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Water Birds is a 1952 American short documentary film directed by Ben Sharpsteen. In 1953, it won an Oscar for Best Short Subject (Two-Reel) at the 25th Academy Awards. The film was produced by Walt Disney as part of the True-Life Adventures series of nature documentaries. It was shot in Technicolor by more than a dozen cameramen and was created in cooperation with the National Audubon Society and the Denver Museum of Natural History.<EOS>"
3697,169075,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Thompson_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_Brightman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tot Watchers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tom_and_Jerry_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_babies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tot_Watchers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tot Watchers is a 1958 American one-reel animated Tom and Jerry action comedy short. It was produced and directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera with music by Scott Bradley. The short was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer on August 1, 1958. It is the 114th and last Tom and Jerry theatrical cartoon produced or directed by both Hanna and Barbera, and the last cartoon short of the series until Gene Deitch's Switchin' Kitten in 1961. Barbera would return to direct one final Tom and Jerry theatrical short, The Karate Guard, in 2005.In the film, Tom Cat and Jerry Mouse initially attempt to return a wandering infant to its caretaker. When the baby resumes its wanderings and enters a construction site, they go out of their way to protect it. Afterwards, the duo are mistaken for kidnappers and arrested by the police for kidnapping the baby.<EOS>"
3698,135531,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phyllis_Diller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Winters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eight on the Lam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_on_the_Lam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Marshall<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Eight on the Lam is a 1967 American comedy film directed by George Marshall. It stars Bob Hope and Phyllis Diller.<EOS>
3699,122256,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nina Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stanley Tucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julianne Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Seymour Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Woody Harrelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Hutcherson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liam Hemsworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nina_Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Strong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mockingjay – Part 1<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hunger Games:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Babelsberg_Studio_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Peter_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Danny_Strong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games:_Mockingjay_–_Part_1<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 is a 2014 American dystopian action film directed by Francis Lawrence from a screenplay by Peter Craig and Danny Strong, based on the 2010 novel Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins. The sequel to The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013), it is the third installment in The Hunger Games film series. The film stars Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Woody Harrelson, Elizabeth Banks, Julianne Moore, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Jeffrey Wright, Stanley Tucci, Donald Sutherland and Sam Claflin. In the film, Katniss Everdeen (Lawrence) joins Alma Coin (Moore), the renegade leader of the underground District 13, in a mass rebellion against the Capitol.Development on a third Hunger Games film was announced in May 2012, after Lionsgate announced Collins' novel would be split into two parts. Lawrence was confirmed to return to direct the final two installments that November, which would be filmed back-to-back. Most of the main cast was rounded out by September 2013 when principal photography began, lasting until June 2014, with filming locations including Boston, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Paris, and Berlin. The film faced controversy after its content was used in political protests in 2014 and 2015.The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 premiered at the Odeon Leicester Square in London on November 10, 2014, and was released in the United States on November 21, by Lionsgate. The film received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise for its acting, music, and political subtext, but criticism for its pacing and the decision to split the novel into two films. It grossed $755.4 million worldwide, becoming the fifth-highest-grossing film of 2014; it set the record for the largest opening day and opening weekend of 2014.Among its accolades, Mockingjay – Part 1 was nominated for Best Science Fiction Film at the 41st Saturn Awards, while Lawrence was nominated Best Actress in an Action Movie at the 20th Critics' Choice Awards. The song ""Yellow Flicker Beat"" by Lorde, the lead single from its soundtrack, was nominated for Best Original Song at the 72nd Golden Globe Awards and Critics' Choice Awards.The film was followed by the series' final installment, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2, in November 2015.<EOS>"
3700,31184,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Cutts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_Ames<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aubrey Mather<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Ferrers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Dolman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Cutts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Purdell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_C._McNeile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love on the Spot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Graham_Cutts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Love on the Spot is a 1932 British musical film directed by Graham Cutts and starring Rosemary Ames, Richard Dolman and Aubrey Mather.<EOS>"
3701,110048,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Platnick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Linda Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Scheider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Linda_Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacobo_Timerman:_Prisoner_Without_a_Name,_Cell_Without_a_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jews_and_Judaism_in_Argentina<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Jacobo Timerman: Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number is a 1983 American made-for-television drama film written, directed and produced by Linda Yellen. It is based on Jacobo Timerman's 1981 autobiographical book Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number. It was originally broadcast May 22, 1983 on NBC.<EOS>"
3702,114866,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_W._Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Bishop_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darla_Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonio_Moreno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thelma_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mae_Busch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Finlayson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_W._Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bohemian Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_W._Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Spanish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Operetta_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_operas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Laurel_and_Hardy_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Romani_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charley_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bohemia_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Miguel_de_Cervantes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bohemian_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_La_gitanilla<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bohemian Girl is a 1936 comedic feature film version of the opera The Bohemian Girl by Michael William Balfe. Directed by James W. Horne and Charles Rogers, it was produced at the Hal Roach Studios and stars Laurel and Hardy, and Thelma Todd in her final film role. This was the last of thirteen pictures of Mae Busch and Oliver Hardy together. This was also the only appearance of Darla Hood in a full-length feature produced by Hal Roach.<EOS>"
3703,126216,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Ludwig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_T._Lackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Halliday_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marguerite De La Motte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wallace Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Ludwig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_T._Lackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Hyland_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adela_Rogers_St._Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Woman's Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman's_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Ludwig<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Woman's Man is a 1934 American pre-Code comedy film directed by Edward Ludwig and starring John Halliday, Marguerite De La Motte and Wallace Ford.<EOS>"
3704,167799,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Discontented Canary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Discontented_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Happy_Harmonies<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Discontented Canary is a 1934 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Happy Harmonies short directed by Rudolf Ising.<EOS>
3705,125689,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Moyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Echelon_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Carney_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Romanus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rake_Yohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jared_Hasselhoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Moyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Echelon_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Carney_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Moyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Halfway House Christmas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Halfway_House_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CKY<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Halfway House Christmas is a 2005 film written and directed by Eric Moyer, produced by Frank Carney, and starring Robert Romanus. Also appearing are Ryan Dunn and Rake Yohn. Evil Jared Hasselhoff plays a nasty Santa. Bobcat Goldthwait narrates.<EOS>"
3706,89472,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_J._Friedman_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Libertini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victoria Tennant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lily Tomlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_J._Friedman_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Alden_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All of Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Body_swapping_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Patrick_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_of_Me_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All of Me is a 1984 American fantasy comedy film directed by Carl Reiner and starring Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin. This film is based on the unpublished novel Me Two by Edwin Davis.  The title song and theme of the movie is the 1931 jazz standard ""All of Me"".<EOS>"
3707,138624,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_D._Schuster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kane_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_D._Schuster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kane_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dinner at the Ritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_D._Schuster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Monaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_the_Ritz<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dinner at the Ritz is a 1937 British mystery romance film directed by Harold D. Schuster and starring David Niven, Annabella, and Paul Lukas. It was produced by the British branch of 20th Century Fox, and shot at Denham Studios.<EOS>"
3708,43054,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concorde_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cirio H. Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Maharaj<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmen_Argenziano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Nicholson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Tranelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kaz_Garas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concorde_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lightning_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Naked Vengeance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rape_and_revenge_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Naked_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Naked Vengeance is a 1985 exploitation rape and revenge film directed by Cirio Santiago. The film features Deborah Tranelli as its protagonist, actress-turned-vigilante Carla Harris. The film has since received a cult following and is often mentioned in works discussing films of the rape and revenge genre.<EOS>"
3709,14431,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Fowled_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Henery_Hawk_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All Fowled Up is a 1955 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated short film directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on February 19, 1955 and features Foghorn Leghorn, Henery Hawk and the Barnyard Dawg.<EOS>"
3710,5910,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bob Kelljan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph T. Naar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernie_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Lawson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pam_Grier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Mitchell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_H._Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scream Blacula Scream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dracula_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Voodoo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_Blacula_Scream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Kelljan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scream Blacula Scream is a 1973 American blaxploitation horror film. It is a sequel to the 1972 film Blacula, focusing on the resurrection of the vampire Mamuwalde. The film was produced by American International Pictures (AIP) and Power Productions. This was the acting debut of Richard Lawson.<EOS>"
3711,103061,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Freberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gopher Broke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Sigmund_Freud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gopher_Broke_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goofy_Gophers_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gopher Broke is a 1958 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon short directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on November 15, 1958, and features the Goofy Gophers and the Barnyard Dawg. The voices are performed by Mel Blanc and Stan Freberg. The title is a pun on the phrase ""go for broke"".<EOS>"
3712,136885,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Three Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Brothers_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Private_Snafu<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Three Brothers is part of the Private Snafu series of animated shorts produced by Warner Bros. during World War II. Screened for troops in September 1944, the cartoon was directed by Friz Freleng and features the familiar voice of Mel Blanc.A series of cartoons for the Navy featuring Private Snafu's brother ""Seaman Tarfu"" were planned, but the war came to a close and the project never materialized, save for a single cartoon entitled Private Snafu Presents Seaman Tarfu in the Navy.<EOS>"
3713,25800,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Wilfred Eades<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Reynolds_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Rolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Urquhart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noelle_Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doreen_Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You Can't Escape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Escape<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>You Can't Escape is a 1956 British second feature ('B') drama film directed by Wilfred Eades and starring Noelle Middleton, Guy Rolfe and Robert Urquhart. It was written by Robert Hall and Doreen Montgomery based on the 1938 novel She Died Young by Alan Kennington.<EOS>"
3714,137212,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Valerie Hobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._E._Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Cummins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Who Goes There!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Guards_Division_(United_Kingdom)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Goes_There!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_soldiers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Who Goes There! I (U.S. title: The Passionate Sentry )is a 1952 British comedy film directed by Anthony Kimmins and starring Nigel Patrick, Valerie Hobson and George Cole. It was written by John Dighton based on his 1950 play Who Goes There!. The film depicts the farcical activities of the various inhabitants of a grace and favour house near St James's Palace in Central London.<EOS>"
3715,80792,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Ahearn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Submarine Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charlie Ahearn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debbie_Harry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fab_5_Freddy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmaster_Flash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Steady_Crew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Fabara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Quiñones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Bee_Starski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Astor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandmixer_DXT<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cold_Crush_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Ahearn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Ahearn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Ahearn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wild Style<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_hip_hop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_York_City_hip_hop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Graffiti_and_unauthorised_signage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Street_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wild Style is a 1982 American hip hop film written, produced and directed by Charlie Ahearn. Regarded as the first hip hop motion picture, it includes appearances by seminal figures such as Adam Horowitz, Fab Five Freddy, Lee Quiñones, Lady Pink, The Rock Steady Crew, The Cold Crush Brothers, Rammellzee with Shockdell, Queen Lisa Lee of Zulu Nation, Grandmaster Flash, and ZEPHYR.Filmed in 1981 and completed in 1982, Wild Style premiered in November 1982 at the Festival du nouveau cinéma in Montreal, followed by its theatrical release in the United States on November 23, 1983. The film was later released on VHS by Rhino Home Video in 1997. In 2007, it was released on DVD for its 25th anniversary. A 30th anniversary collector's edition was released on Blu-ray in 2012.<EOS>"
3716,136074,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Gaynor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonya_Levien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._N._Behrman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tess of the Storm Country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sonya_Levien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Grace_Miller_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_of_the_Storm_Country_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Rupert_Hughes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tess of the Storm Country is a 1932 American pre-Code Fox Film Corporation drama film directed by Alfred Santell and starring Janet Gaynor, Charles Farrell and Dudley Digges. It is based on the novel of the same name by Grace Miller White and its adaptation for the stage by Rupert Hughes.Gaynor and Farrell appeared in numerous films together, including Frank Borzage's classics Seventh Heaven (1927), Street Angel (1928) and Lucky Star (1929).The film's copyright was renewed in 1960.<EOS>"
3717,82936,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Kober<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Dietz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hot Choc-late Soldiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hot_Choc-late_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hot Choc-late Soldiers, also stylized as The Hot Chocolate Soldiers, is an American animated short film that was made by Walt Disney Productions for MGM's 1934 film Hollywood Party, which premiered on June 1, 1934. It is prefaced in the film by a scene where Mickey Mouse appears at the party, performs a brief Durante impression, and then sits down at a piano, after which The Hot Choc-late Soldiers begins to play. Due to stipulations in the contract between Disney and Turner Entertainment, the short was edited out of the film when it was screened on TNT, however Turner was able to negotiate the licenses so that the footage was included in a 1992 VHS release of Hollywood Party and for subsequent releases.The short contains no vocals other than a song performed by Don Wilson that describes the events of the cartoon.<EOS>"
3718,103860,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcellite_Garner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Watson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>King Neptune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sea_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mermaids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_classical_mythology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Neptune_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Neptune_(mythology)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>King Neptune is a 1932 animated short film produced by Walt Disney, and the second in the Silly Symphonies series to be produced in Technicolor. While Flowers and Trees was originally intended as a black and white cartoon, King Neptune was meant to be in color from the start, and was able to take full advantage of this.While the film is included in the 1980s VHS release of Silly Symphonies and the Walt Disney Treasures DVD, it was not selected for the Platinum Edition DVD collection, because of mermaid nudity and heavy drinking (as the film was targeting adult audiences). While the mermaids lack anatomical detail, they may be considered inappropriate for a modern audience.<EOS>"
3719,3581,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rank Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Samuel Goldwyn Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Folk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>T.J. Kuenster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nicky Moss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellen Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Glen Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Deezen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandy Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phil Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Nelson Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Toby Scott Ganger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_N._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_J._Steinberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rock-a-Doodle: Music from the Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rock_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Folk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_chickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_foxes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dan_Kuenster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_N._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_size_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_owls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Don_Bluth_and_Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goldcrest_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sullivan_Bluth_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock-a-Doodle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rock-a-Doodle is a 1991 independent animated musical comedy film produced by Sullivan Bluth Studios Ireland Limited and Goldcrest Films. Loosely based on Edmond Rostand's 1910 comedy play Chantecler, Rock-a-Doodle was directed by Don Bluth and written by David N. Weiss. The film features the voices of Glen Campbell, Christopher Plummer, Phil Harris (in his final film role), Charles Nelson Reilly, Sorrell Booke, Sandy Duncan, Eddie Deezen, Ellen Greene, and Toby Scott Ganger (in his film debut).The film tells the story of an anthropomorphic rooster named Chanticleer, who lives on a farm and crows every morning to raise the sun. However, he leaves his farm to become a singer in the city after being tricked by the Grand Duke of Owls, whose kind hates sunshine, into thinking that his crow does not actually raise the sun. Without Chanticleer, rain continues to pour non-stop, causing a massive flood all over the country. The Duke and his henchmen take over in the darkness, and plan to eat all of the barnyard animals. Chanticleer's friends from the farm, along with Edmond, a young human boy who was transformed into a kitten by the Duke, take off on a mission to get Chanticleer to bring back the sun and save the country before it is too late.Rock-a-Doodle was released in the United Kingdom on 2 August 1991 and in the United States and Canada on 3 April 1992. The film received mostly negative reviews and was a box-office failure, grossing $11 million on a budget of $18 million. Nevertheless, it would achieve greater success on home video and obtained popularity among many 1990s children.<EOS>"
3720,80552,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whose_Daughter_Is_She%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whose_Daughter_Is_She%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Philip K. Kleinbart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whose_Daughter_Is_She%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Whose Daughter Is She?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whose_Daughter_Is_She%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whose_Daughter_Is_She%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whose_Daughter_Is_She%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whose_Daughter_Is_She%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whose_Daughter_Is_She%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whose_Daughter_Is_She%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whose_Daughter_Is_She%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Frizzell_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whose_Daughter_Is_She%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Arnold<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Whose Daughter Is She? is a CBS original television film directed by Frank Arnold. It premiered on September 24, 1995 in the United States on CBS. The film stars Stephanie Zimbalist, Gaby Hoffmann, Joanna Kerns, Lisa Wilhoit, Michael Shulman and others. It is also known as Semi-Precious, Moms and For the Love of My Daughter.<EOS>"
3721,29231,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Me and My Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Pal_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Me and My Pal is a 1939 British comedy film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Dave Willis, Pat Kirkwood and George Moon. The screenplay concerns two lorry drivers who become mixed up with criminals who trick them into an insurance swindle that ends up with them being sent to prison.It was the second and last feature film made by Willis who had also appeared with Kirkwood in the 1938 comedy film Save a Little Sunshine. It was made at Welwyn Studios.<EOS>"
3722,121049,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Dieterle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_L._Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_O'Brien_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Humphrey_Bogart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sybil_Jason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Dieterle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_L._Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Reed_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Krims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great O'Malley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_New_York_City_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Dieterle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_O'Malley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Great O'Malley is a 1937 American crime drama film directed by William Dieterle and starring Pat O'Brien, Sybil Jason, Humphrey Bogart, and Ann Sheridan. The 1925 silent version The Making of O'Malley starred Milton Sills, Dorothy Mackaill and  Helen Rowland.<EOS>"
3723,126250,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Grissell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Grissell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Yank in Indo-China<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_Indochina_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Indo-China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wallace_Grissell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Yank in Indo-China is a 1952 American war film directed by Wallace Grissell and starring John Archer, Douglas Dick and Jean Willes. It was produced by Sam Katzman for distribution by Columbia Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the art director Paul Palmentola. It was one of the few American films to be set during the First Indochina War. It was inspired by the success of A Yank in Korea (1951), also by producer Sam Katzman.<EOS>"
3724,28974,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Moore_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pete Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Yorn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Wahlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beau_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludacris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mila_Kunis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olga_Kurylenko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Moore_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Moore_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Yorn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Max Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Max Payne: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electroacoustic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rating_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marco_Beltrami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_organized_crime_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dune_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_New_York_City_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Casting_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hamilton,_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_gangster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Studios_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Payne_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Max_Payne<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Max Payne is a 2008 neo-noir action film based on the video game series of the same name developed by Remedy Entertainment and published by Rockstar Games. Directed and co-produced by John Moore and written by Beau Thorne, the film stars Mark Wahlberg as the title character, Mila Kunis as Mona Sax, Ludacris as Jim Bravura, and Beau Bridges as B.B. Hensley. The film revolves around revenge, centering on the New York police detective as he journeys through New York City's criminal underworld while trying to learn the truth behind the murder of his wife and child.Filming took place in spring, 2008.  Extensive visual effects were used in many scenes in the film. Max Payne was released on October 16, 2008 in Australia, one day prior to the United States release date. The film received generally negative reviews and grossed $85.8 million against a production budget of $35 million.<EOS>"
3725,123563,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_E._Levoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Krumgold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Kibbee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Brown_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucie_Kaye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_E._Levoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Taylor_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cortland_Fitzsimmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Krumgold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Octavus_Roy_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jim Hanvey, Detective<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hanvey,_Detective<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Jim Hanvey, Detective is a 1937 American mystery film directed by Phil Rosen and starring Guy Kibbee, Tom Brown and Lucie Kaye. It was produced and distributed by Republic Pictures. It is loosely based on the short story collection of the same name by novelist Octavus Roy Cohen.<EOS>"
3726,45011,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Love Nest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Nest_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Love Nest is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Thomas Bentley starring Gene Gerrard, Camilla Horn, and Nancy Burne.<EOS>"
3727,164644,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tick Tock Tuckered<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tick_Tock_Tuckered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_film_remakes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tick Tock Tuckered is a 1944 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Bob Clampett. The cartoon was released on April 8, 1944, and stars Porky Pig and Daffy Duck. This is a color remake of the cartoon Porky's Badtime Story (1937), with Daffy filling the role that was previously played by Gabby Goat. A gag from Friz Freleng's cartoon Notes to You (1941) was also reused as well, while a reference to The Dover Boys (1942) is briefly made.In the film, Porky and Daffy oversleep. They arrive at their work hours later than they should, and are threatened with termination. They resolve to sleep earlier than usual at night, in hopes of being able to wake up early on the next morning. But they are kept awake by animal noises, the brightness of the moonlight, and the effects of a thunderstorm on their house. They arrive at work early the next morning, but they realize that it is Sunday and that the company is closed for the weekend.<EOS>"
3728,110866,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Featherstone_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Pringle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michelle Torres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Maza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Featherstone_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Pringle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Atherden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Babakiueria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Aboriginal_Australians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:BabaKiueria<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indigenous_Australian_mass_media<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Babakiueria (also known under the video-title Babakiueria (Barbeque Area)) is a 1986 Australian satirical film on relations between Aboriginal Australians and European Australians.<EOS>
3729,104427,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gene Sheldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phyllis Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Rigby_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lucky to Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lucky to Me is a 1939 British musical comedy film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Stanley Lupino, Phyllis Brooks and Barbara Blair. It was based on Lupino's own 1928 stage show So This is Love which he had co-written with actor Arthur Rigby. The film was made by ABPC at its Elstree Studios. It was the last film of Lupino who had made a string of successful musical comedies during the Thirties.<EOS>"
3730,161333,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Dunn_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shishkabugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yosemite_Sam_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_chefs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shishkabugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shishkabugs is a 1962 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on December 8, 1962, and stars Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam. The title of the short is a play on shish kebab, a culinary dish.<EOS>"
3731,70930,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tom Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Animation Director:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Executive producer:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Buchwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Seymour Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Me Musical Nephews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_Musical_Nephews<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Popeye_the_Sailor_theatrical_cartoons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Me Musical Nephews is a 1942 one-reel animated cartoon directed by Seymour Kneitel and animated by Tom Johnson and George Germanetti. Jack Mercer and Jack Ward wrote the script. It is the 113th episode of the Popeye series, which was released on December 25, 1942.<EOS>"
3732,134006,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Agnes_Moorehead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_DeHaven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_O'Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Hackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Goodrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Brecher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Summer Holiday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Independence_Day_(United_States)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1906<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Eugene_O'Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Summer_Holiday_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Irving_Brecher<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Summer Holiday is a 1948 American musical-comedy film directed by Rouben Mamoulian and starring Mickey Rooney and Gloria DeHaven. The picture is based on the play Ah, Wilderness! (1933) by Eugene O'Neill, which had been filmed  under that name by MGM in 1935 with Rooney in a much smaller role as the younger brother. Although completed in October 1946, the film sat on the shelf until 1948.In addition to Walter Huston, the supporting cast features Frank Morgan as the drunken Uncle Sid (a role originated in the stage play by Gene Lockhart, portrayed on screen by Wallace Beery in 1935, and later by Jackie Gleason on Broadway), as well as Marilyn Maxwell, Agnes Moorehead, Selena Royle, and Anne Francis. One of producer Arthur Freed's MGM musicals, it has costumes and cinematography that take full advantage of Technicolor.<EOS>"
3733,42696,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>13<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eric Appel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rebecca Romijn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>June Diane Raphael<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Riggle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Scheer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Gillan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Serafinowicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Mulgrew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>R. Brandon Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Satire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Parody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>U.S.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_web_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_spin-offs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_satirical_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adult_Swim_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_by_Williams_Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_American_television_series_debuts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_American_television_series_endings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_San_Diego<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_parody_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_police_comedy_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:NTSF:SD:SUV::<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_drama_web_series<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>NTSF:SD:SUV:: (also known as National Terrorism Strike Force: San Diego: Sport Utility Vehicle::) is an American black comedy television series created by Paul Scheer for Adult Swim. It parodies the police procedural and action film genres. The series starred Paul Scheer, June Diane Raphael, Brandon Johnson, Kate Mulgrew, Rebecca Romijn, Martin Starr, Karen Gillan, Rob Riggle, and Peter Serafinowicz. NTSF:SD:SUV:: aired three seasons from July 22, 2011 to December 13, 2013. A number of special episodes were included within the broadcast of the series. In a 2014 interview, Scheer stated that the show is on an indefinite hiatus, with no immediate plans for a return.<EOS>"
3734,5561,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scandal for Sale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandal_for_Sale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Russell_Mack<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scandal for Sale is a 1932 American pre-Code drama film directed by Russell Mack and starring Charles Bickford, Rose Hobart and Pat O'Brien. The film's sets were designed by the art director Charles D. Hall. The plot is adapted from Emile Gauvreau's novel, ""Hot News"", which drew from Gauvreau's personal experiences as a newspaper editor. While the film's title suggests a deep dive into the world of journalism, it somewhat glosses over the novel's intricate commentary, especially when compared to contemporaneous films like ""Five Star Final"" (1931), which approached the subject matter with more intensity.<EOS>"
3735,106685,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc Connelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucille_Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Fairbanks,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Skelton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_Arden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Connelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Kober<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Pagano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morrie_Ryskind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Having Wonderful Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roy_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Having_Wonderful_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Santell<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Having Wonderful Time is a 1938 American romantic comedy film directed by Alfred Santell and starring Ginger Rogers and Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Lucille Ball and Eve Arden. It marked Red Skelton's film debut. The screenplay adapted from Arthur Kober's 1937 Broadway play of the same name. It was produced and distributed by the Hollywood studio RKO Pictures.<EOS>"
3736,67302,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lawrence Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strange Cargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Cargo_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Strange Cargo is a 1936 British crime film directed by Lawrence Huntington and starring Kathleen Kelly, George Mozart and Moore Marriott. The film is notable for an early performance by George Sanders who went on to success in Hollywood. It was made at British and Dominions Elstree Studios for release by Paramount Pictures. It is also known by the alternative title Breakers Ahead. Criminal gun runners smuggle illegal arms onto a British ship at a South American port. (The film shares a title—but nothing else—with the 1940 Clark Gable/Joan Crawford drama Strange Cargo.)<EOS>"
3737,39579,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bethany_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bess_Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabrielle_Carteris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Baio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bethany_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_adoption<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Danielle_Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blessings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bethany_Rooney<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mixed Blessings, also known as Danielle Steel's Mixed Blessings, is a 1995 American made-for-television romantic drama film directed by Bethany Rooney. The film is based upon the 1993 novel of the same name written by Danielle Steel. It contains three stories of couples who are facing parenthood for the first time.  Scott Baio, Bess Armstrong, Gabrielle Carteris, and Bruce Greenwood lead the all-star cast.<EOS>"
3738,161176,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Agnieszka_Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Agnieszka_Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>To Kill a Priest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georges_Delerue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Catholic_priests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_à_clef<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_critical_of_communism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Kill_a_Priest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Agnieszka_Holland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>To Kill a Priest is a 1988 drama film directed by Agnieszka Holland. The film tells a story based on the murder, under the Polish Communist regime, of the priest Jerzy Popiełuszko. It stars Christopher Lambert as a fictionalized version of Popiełuszko and Ed Harris as the secret police captain set to assassinate him.<EOS>"
3739,68489,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Rash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney–ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Suzanne de Passe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Suzanne Coston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raven-Symoné<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kirsten Storms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren Maltby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Rash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney–ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_de_Passe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Zenon: Z3<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Channel_Original_Movie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Rash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Moon_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2054<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zenon:_Z3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Zenon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Zenon: Z3 is a 2004 American science fiction comedy film directed by Steve Rash and starring Kirsten Storms, Raven-Symoné, and Lauren Maltby. It is the third and final installment of the Disney Channel's Zenon television film trilogy, following Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century (1999) and Zenon: The Zequel (2001). The film premiered on Disney Channel on June 11, 2004.<EOS>"
3740,169525,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wyndham Standing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Freshman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Moore Marriott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marguerite Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Violet Hopson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eden_Philpotts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Widecombe Fair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Devon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Widecombe_Fair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Walker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Widecombe Fair is a 1928 British silent comedy drama film directed by Norman Walker and starring William Freshman, Marguerite Allan, Moore Marriott and Judd Green. The screenplay concerns a farmer who is able to save his farm when he digs up buried treasure. The film's plot was adapted from a 1913 novel by Eden Phillpotts, loosely based on the popular folk song ""Widecombe Fair"".<EOS>"
3741,98076,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Ford_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maggie_McOmie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bald: The Making of THX 1138<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bald:_The_Making_of_THX_1138<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_George_Lucas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bald: The Making of THX 1138 is a short film directed by George Lucas and released in 1971 to promote his first feature-length film, THX 1138, released the same year.The film features a conversation between Lucas and Francis Ford Coppola, producer of THX 1138. They discuss Lucas' vision for the film, including his ideas about science fiction in general and in particular his concept of the ""used future"" which would famously feature in his film Star Wars. Intercut with this discussion is footage shot prior to the start of production of THX 1138 showing several of its actors having their heads shaved, a requirement for appearing in the film. In several cases the actors are shown being shaved in a public location. For example, Maggie McOmie is shaved outside the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, while Robert Duvall watches a sporting event as his hair is cut off. Another actor, Marshall Efron, who would later play an insane man in the film, cut off his own hair and was filmed doing so in a bathtub.The film is included as a bonus feature on the 2004 DVD release of The George Lucas Director's Cut of THX 1138 and later the Blu-ray release.<EOS>"
3742,83334,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Amram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas Vickers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Herland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georgie_Fame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Clive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosemary Nicols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Vickers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mini-Affair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mini-Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Mini-Affair (originally titled The Mini-Mob) is a 1968 British romantic comedy film directed by Robert Amram and starring Georgie Fame, Rosemary Nicols and John Clive. Music is provided by the Bee Gees.<EOS>"
3743,91890,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Eady_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Children's Film Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Barnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marcus Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Henderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Debby Salter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Eady_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Children's_Film_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Leslie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Audrey_Erskine-Lindop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Danger on Dartmoor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_Film_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_on_Dartmoor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Eady<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Danger on Dartmoor is a 1980 British children's drama film directed by David Eady and starring Marcus Evans, Simon Henderson, Debby Salter, Barry Foster and Patricia Hayes.<EOS>"
3744,105360,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas Clyde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Opatoshu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Niven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Robertson_Justice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Caron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mortimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Guns of Darkness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_of_Darkness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Guns of Darkness is a 1962 British drama film directed by Anthony Asquith and starring David Niven, Leslie Caron and James Robertson Justice. It was written by John Mortimer based on the 1960 novel Act of Mercy by Francis Clifford, which was retitled Guns of Darkness for the American market.<EOS>"
3745,142845,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Holness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Dark Sky Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wayne Marc Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cotton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Jones_(Welsh_composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wayne Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alun Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Holness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Sky_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Holness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Possum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pedophilia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Norfolk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mental_health<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Suffolk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Possum_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_puppets<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Possum is a 2018 British psychological horror film written and directed by Matthew Holness in his feature film debut, starring Sean Harris and Alun Armstrong. It centres on a disgraced children's puppeteer who returns to his childhood home and is forced to confront trauma he suffered there.Possum is an adaption of Holness' short story of the same name, published in the horror anthology The New Uncanny: Tales of Unease, and partially inspired by the theories on the uncanny by Sigmund Freud. Holness soon forgot about the idea of adapting the story until he had begun working on developing a possible horror film. As a fan of the horror genre, Holness stated he much preferred horror films that resonate with the audience and force them to reflect on the experience afterward. Possum's visual style was inspired by public information films Holness saw in his youth. Other inspirations include Dead of Night (1945), George A. Romero's Martin (1978), and German Expressionist films. Filming began in Norfolk, with additional filming taking place in Great Yarmouth and Suffolk. The film's score was composed by sound effects and experimental electronic music studio The Radiophonic Workshop, which marked their first soundtrack purposely constructed for a feature film.Possum premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival on 25 June 2018, and later screened in the United States at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival on 12 October 2018. It was later given a limited theatrical release in the United States, opening in five theatres on 2 November 2018; finishing its limited theatrical run with a gross of $33,271. Later, it was given a home media release. In addition to garnering multiple awards and nominations, it was generally praised by critics for Harris' performance, the film's atmosphere, score, and unsettling imagery, though the story prompted some criticism.<EOS>"
3746,140132,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bernard Salzmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MarVista_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Armand Assante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Casper Van Dien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christie Lynn Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MarVista_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Assumed Killer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumed_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_thriller_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Assumed Killer (also titled Assumed Memories) is a 2013 American thriller drama film written and directed by Bernard Salzmann and starring Casper Van Dien, Barbie Castro, Armand Assante, Christie Lynn Smith and Eric Roberts.  Salzmann and Castro produced the film and Van Dien served as co-producer.<EOS>"
3747,163112,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Player_5150<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David O'Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Player_5150<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Player 5150<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Player_5150<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Player_5150<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Player_5150<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Player_5150<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Player_5150<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Player_5150<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Player_5150<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gambling_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Player 5150 is a 2008 American film directed by David O'Neill.<EOS>
3748,58591,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ben Frye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Frye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Basin Street Revue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basin_Street_Revue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Basin Street Revue is a 1956 American film directed by Joseph Kohn and Leonard Reed. The film is also known as Basin Street Review (American TV title).<EOS>
3749,146632,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Strickland_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>A24<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Curzon Artificial Eye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Starke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marianne Jean-Baptiste<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julian Barratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fatma Mohamed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hayley Squires<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jaygann Ayeh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Oram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gwendoline Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Bird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leo Bill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Bremmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Strickland_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curzon_Artificial_Eye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A24<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Strickland_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In Fabric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1983<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_department_stores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Strickland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Fabric<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:A24_(company)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In Fabric is a 2018 British horror film written and directed by Peter Strickland, and starring Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Hayley Squires, Leo Bill and Gwendoline Christie. The film follows a haunted red dress as it torments various owners.It had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on 13 September 2018. It was released in the United Kingdom on 28 June 2019 by Curzon and in the United States on 6 December 2019 by A24. The film received acclaim from critics for its direction, humour, atmosphere, and its homages to Italian giallo films; however, audiences were divided on its absurdity and slow pacing.<EOS>"
3750,161996,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodman_Flender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concorde_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rodman Flender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Kirkland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodman_Flender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concorde_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodman_Flender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodman_Flender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In the Heat of Passion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Heat_of_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rodman_Flender<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In the Heat of Passion is a 1992 American erotic thriller film written and directed by Rodman Flender and starring Sally Kirkland, Nick Corri and Michael Greene. It features early appearances of comedians Lisa Kudrow and Michael McDonald. The film was released on January 24, 1992 by Concorde Pictures.<EOS>"
3751,109001,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yul_Brynner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Ryder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Segal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janice_Rule<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_David<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Dexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Kellin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Hingle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Wilson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Invitation to a Gunfighter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Raksin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1860s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_to_a_Gunfighter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Wilson_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Invitation to a Gunfighter is a 1964 DeLuxe Color Western film directed by Richard Wilson, starring Yul Brynner and George Segal. It was based on a 1957 teleplay by Larry Klein that appeared on Playhouse 90. A lone Creole gunfighter, Jules, burdened by his own past of dealing with racism and prejudices, ends up in a town dealing with its own racist and hypocritical ignominies. Jules attempts to learn the truth about the town's real motives for hiring him, while at the same time reconciling with his own past as he attempts to force the town's white folks to accept their own hypocritical shortcomings in living with their Mexican cohabitants.<EOS>"
3752,72640,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Hanbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stafford_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Hanbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stafford_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ball at Savoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_Austrian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Hanbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Operetta_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_operettas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cannes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_at_Savoy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Abraham<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ball at Savoy (U.S. title: With Pleasure, Madame; also known as Ball at the Savoy and Dancing Waiter) is a 1936 British operetta film directed by Victor Hanbury and starring Conrad Nagel, Marta Labarr and Fred Conyngham. It was written by Alfred Grünwald|, Fritz Löhner-Beda, Reginald Long and Ákos Tolnay, based on the 1932 operetta Ball im Savoy by Paul Abraham, which had been turned into an Austrian film in 1935. It was made at Elstree Studios.<EOS>"
3753,47375,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Office_Scandal<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Office_Scandal<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Office_Scandal<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Office_Scandal<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Office_Scandal<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Office Scandal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Office_Scandal<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Office_Scandal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Office_Scandal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Office_Scandal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Office_Scandal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Office_Scandal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Office_Scandal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Office_Scandal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pathé_Exchange_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Office Scandal is a 1929 American sound part-talkie drama film directed by Paul L. Stein and starring Phyllis Haver, Raymond Hatton and Margaret Livingston. In addition to sequences with audible dialogue or talking sequences, the film features a synchronized musical score and sound effects along with English intertitles. The soundtrack was recorded using the RCA Photophone sound-on-film system.<EOS>"
3754,98358,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Brahm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Haussmann Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twickenham Film Distributors Ltd  Imperial Distributing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julius Hagen by Thomas Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emlyn_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Radford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Margetson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dolly_Haas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Brahm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twickenham_Film_Distributors_Ltd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emlyn_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Broken Blossoms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Brahm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Blossoms_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Thomas_Burke<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Broken Blossoms is a 1936 British drama film directed by John Brahm and starring Emlyn Williams, Arthur Margetson, Basil Radford and Edith Sharpe. Director Bernard Vorhaus was technical supervisor.The film is based on the short story ""The Chink and the Child"" by Thomas Burke from his collection Limehouse Nights (1916), and was produced at Twickenham Studios in London. The story had previously been adapted by D. W. Griffith for his film Broken Blossoms (1919) starring Lillian Gish.<EOS>"
3755,152522,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Jopson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>EMI Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Lundvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tammara_Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Jopson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Lundvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tammara_Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Night with Blue Note<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Night with Blue Note Preserved<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jazz_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_16_mm_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Jopson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blue_Note_Records_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Herbie_Hancock_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Joe_Henderson_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Michel_Petrucciani_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jack_DeJohnette_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stanley_Jordan_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Art_Blakey_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blue_Note_Records_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bobby_Hutcherson_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cecil_Taylor_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stanley_Turrentine_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:McCoy_Tyner_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Charles_Lloyd_(jazz_musician)_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kenny_Burrell_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Freddie_Hubbard_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_with_Blue_Note<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lou_Donaldson_live_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>One Night with Blue Note is a 1985 feature length jazz film directed by John Charles Jopson.To celebrate record executive Bruce Lundvall having relaunched the defunct Blue Note Records label in 1985 under the parent label EMI Manhattan Records, he and music director Michael Cuscuna staged a concert on February 22, 1985 at The Town Hall in New York City, bringing together some of the jazz legends associated with Blue Note over the years as well as some newly signed artists.The 3 hour-plus event was shot on 16mm film with multiple cameras. Director Jopson prepared by studying the music from various live recordings, and then, consulting with producer Tammara Wells plus director of photography Martin Pitts and camera operators Ernest Dickerson, Paul Goldsmith and Don Lenser, determined the camera positions. During rehearsals Pitts and long-time associate Lou Tobin designed the lighting for show.  The lighting team was joined by the crew from A Chorus Line which had just closed on Broadway. The film is known for its intimate close-ups of the musicians, showing their subtle signals to each other and acknowledgment of well-played riffs. The recording was engineered by Mike Moran and David Hewitt with Remote Recording Service's Silver Truck.<EOS>"
3756,112564,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Bradshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Edie Yolles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edie Yolles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonja_Smits<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lenore_Zann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Webber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joann McIntyre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>That's My Baby!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Bradshaw_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That's_My_Baby!_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eric_Robertson_(composer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>That's My Baby! is a 1984 Canadian comedy film directed by John Bradshaw and Edie Yolles. It was distributed for a brief time by Troma Entertainment.The film follows a Toronto couple, Lewis (Timothy Webber) and Suzanne (Sonja Smits). Lewis takes care of the house and works part-time, while Suzanne works full-time as a television producer. Lewis decides he wants a child, but Suzanne worries that it might interfere with her career.The cast also includes Joann McIntyre, Lenore Zann, Derek McGrath, Daniel Buccos, Kate Trotter, Matt Craven, Les Carlson, Jack Mather, Frank Moore, Peter MacNeill, Meredith Winning, Caroline Sturk, Norma Edwards, Michael Wong, Evan Meister and Kathryn Winning in supporting roles.<EOS>"
3757,119504,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_H._Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_H._Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Floating Dutchman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Floating_Dutchman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eric_Spear<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Floating Dutchman (U.S. TV title: Clue for a Corpse) is a 1954 British second feature crime film directed by Vernon Sewell and starring Dermot Walsh, Sydney Tafler and Mary Germaine.   It is based on a 1950 novel The Floating Dutchman by Nicholas Bentley. A Scotland Yard detective goes undercover amongst jewel thieves after a dead Dutchman is found floating in the river.The title is a pun on the legendary ghost ship, the Flying Dutchman.<EOS>"
3758,126181,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Radford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_C._Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Edney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A War Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_War_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anne_Wheeler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A War Story is a 1981 Canadian docudrama produced, written, and directed by Anne Wheeler. It tells the story of her father Major Ben Wheeler when he was captured by the Japanese during the Second World War.The film also shows the Japanese perspective as it shows the harsh, inhuman treatment of the POWs. During that time, A Japanese soldier would kill himself before allowing himself to be taken prisoner. This cultural difference caused the Japanese to look at captured soldiers as having no honour. At the end of the film, as the Americans arrived to liberate the camps, many of the Japanese guards at the camp committed suicide rather than become prisoners.<EOS>"
3759,7975,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_William<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Manners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Jackson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beauty and the Boss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beauty_and_the_Boss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Beauty and the Boss is a 1932 American pre-Code romantic comedy film directed by Roy Del Ruth and starring Marian Marsh, David Manners and Warren William. It was based on the 1927 Hungarian play A templom egere by Ladislas Fodor about a secretary who eventually marries her boss. An English language adaptation of the play by Benn Levy, entitled A Church Mouse, opened in London in early May 1931. Another English language adaptation by Frederic and Fanny Hatton, also called A Church Mouse, opened in New York on October 12, 1931.In 1934, Warner Brothers' British subsidiary remade the story at Teddington Studios as The Church Mouse.The film's sets were designed by Anton Grot.<EOS>"
3760,6411,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Campbell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Creswin Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nicolas Stiliadis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Wilder_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Campbell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder One is a 1988 independent biographical crime drama film starring Henry Thomas and James Wilder, based on the 1973 Alday family murders.<EOS>"
3761,167329,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ron Pitts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Artisan Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Atlantis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pamela Lehn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lenore_Zann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Odell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Motiki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norm_Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rod Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artisan_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Atlantis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rescue Heroes: The Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nelvana_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Avalanches_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rescue_Heroes:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Mattel_toys<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Rescue Heroes: The Movie is a 2003 Canadian direct-to-video  animated film based on the TV series Rescue Heroes.<EOS>
3762,119297,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gary Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Meagher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Cassell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Smith_(Australian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Hartley-Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fire in the Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_in_the_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Australia<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Fire in the Stone is a 1984 Australian made for television drama about teenagers in the town of Coober Pedy. It is based on the 1973 novel of the same name by Colin Thiele.<EOS>
3763,85796,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Knowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._J._Minney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Lockwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Mullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dulcie_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Knowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._J._Minney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Place of One's Own<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Place_of_One's_Own<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Knowles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Place of One's Own is a 1945 British film directed by Bernard Knowles. An atmospheric ghost story based on the 1940 novel of the same title by Osbert Sitwell, it stars James Mason, Barbara Mullen, Margaret Lockwood, Dennis Price and Dulcie Gray. Mason and Mullen are artificially aged to play the old couple. It was one of the cycle of Gainsborough melodramas.<EOS>"
3764,87613,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dore_Schary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dore Schary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eli_Wallach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hamilton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Robards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Segal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Klugman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Levene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Ford_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dore_Schary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dore_Schary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dore_Schary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Act One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Act One is a 1963 American film written and directed by Dore Schary, and starring George Hamilton. It is the film version of the 1959 autobiographical book Act One by playwright Moss Hart. A play based on the book  premiered on Broadway in 2014.George Hamilton later complained that ""Schary de-ethnicized the entire production and took out the brilliance for good measure"".<EOS>"
3765,140059,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Sebastiano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Echo Bridge Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mastromauro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Artie Lange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Macchio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cara_Buono<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurie_Metcalf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Artie Lange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_DeSando<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mastromauro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Artie Lange's Beer League<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Artie_Lange's_Beer_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Softball_mass_media<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Artie Lange's Beer League (also known simply as Beer League) is a 2006 American comedy film written and produced by, and starring, Artie Lange. It was released in select theaters on September 15, 2006, in the New Jersey, New York, Cleveland and Philadelphia areas.<EOS>"
3766,165840,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Oliver_Curwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bennett_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Krusada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Skull and Crown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rin_Tin_Tin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skull_and_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliable_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Skull and Crown is a 1935 American Western film directed by Elmer Clifton. It was the final film of Molly O'Day.<EOS>
3767,82583,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wesley_Ruggles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wesley Ruggles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greta_Gynt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Petula_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonnie_Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Kendall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tessie_O'Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wesley_Ruggles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wesley_Ruggles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sig_Herzig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliot_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>London Town<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wesley_Ruggles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Town_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>London Town (also known as My Heart Goes Crazy ) is a 1946 Technicolor musical film directed by Wesley Ruggles and starring Sid Field and Petula Clark. The screenplay was by Sig Herzig, Val Guest and Elliot Paul, based on a story by Ruggles. According to Allmovie, the film was ""one of the most notorious flops in the history of the British cinema.""<EOS>"
3768,14316,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_G._Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Weissmuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_G._Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Plympton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Devil Goddess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_George_H._Plympton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_Goddess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jungle_Jim_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Devil Goddess (1955) is the sixteenth and final Jungle Jim film produced by Columbia Pictures. It features Johnny Weissmuller in his third and last performance as the protagonist adventurer Johnny Weissmuller (a character previously called ""Jungle Jim""), and his final film as well. It co-starred Ed Hinton and William Tannen as the film's antagonists, Leopold and Nels Comstock, respectively. Angela Stevens also stars. The film was directed by Spencer G. Bennet and written by Dwight Babcock and George H. Plympton.The film centers on jungle roamer Weissmuller and his team racing against a few looters for a mystical treasure located in a demon-worshiping land. Filming took place in December 1954. Devil Goddess was theatrically released in the United States in October 1955.<EOS>"
3769,140161,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Demi_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seth_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Hurley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mindy_Sterling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Verne_Troyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyoncé_Knowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Demi_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_McCullers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parody_films_based_on_James_Bond_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_1997<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Austin_Powers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Austin Powers is a series of American satirical spy comedy films created by Mike Myers, who stars as the British spy Austin Powers as well as his arch-nemesis, Dr. Evil. The series consists of International Man of Mystery (1997), The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999) and Goldmember (2002), all of which were directed by Jay Roach, and co-produced and released by New Line Cinema.The series is a satire of numerous films and characters, particularly the James Bond series and Jason King, and incorporates many other elements of popular culture as it follows a British spy's quest to bring down his nemesis. The character of Powers represents an archetype of 1960s Swinging London, with his advocacy of free love, his use of obscure impressions, and his clothing style. The films also poke fun at the outrageous plots, rampant sexual innuendo, and one-dimensional stock characters associated with 1960s spy films.<EOS>"
3770,80366,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Lang_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Mitchum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Slezak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Lang_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Roberts_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Goff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Witch Doctor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_Herrmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1907<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Witch_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Belgian_Congo<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>White Witch Doctor is a 1953 American adventure horror film directed by Henry Hathaway and starring Susan Hayward, Robert Mitchum, and Walter Slezak. Made by 20th Century Fox, it was produced by Otto Lang from a screenplay by Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts, based on the 1950 novel by Louise Allender Stinetorf (1900–1992). The music score (notable for its use of the serpent, an obsolete instrument) was by Bernard Herrmann, and the cinematography by Leon Shamroy.The film was set in the Belgian Congo in 1907.<EOS>"
3771,6370,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Dewhurst_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Inter-Cine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Tate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Latimer_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roy Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Motoring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motoring_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Dewhurst<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Motoring is a 1927 British silent comedy film directed by George Dewhurst and starring Harry Tate, Henry Latimer and Roy Travers. It was based on one of Tate's own music hall sketches. The screenplay concerns a passing motorist who helps a woman to elope with her lover.<EOS>"
3772,35119,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ellen Hovde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muffie_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mirra Bank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:List_of_production_companies_owned_by_the_American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mirra Bank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry Benes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Barkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Strathairn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muffie_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirra_Bank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:List_of_production_companies_owned_by_the_American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mirra_Bank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Enormous Changes at the Last Minute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enormous_Changes_at_the_Last_Minute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Enormous Changes at the Last Minute is a 1983 three-part drama film based on the 1974 short stories of the same name by Grace Paley, which was directed by Mirra Bank, Ellen Hovde and Muffie Meyer. The film stars Kevin Bacon, Ellen Barkin and David Strathairn, among others. The film was released in 1985 in the United States.<EOS>"
3773,30618,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anand_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Broadcasting Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jake Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_McTeer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miranda_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruno_Ganz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anand_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Broadcasting_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saint-Ex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shot-down_aviators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Frank_Cottrell-Boyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anand_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saint-Ex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Antoine_de_Saint-Exupéry<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Saint-Ex is a 1996 British television film, which was released as an episode of the BBC Two TV series Bookmark, after its premiere at the London Film Festival. The story documents the life of French author-aviator Antoine de Saint-Exupéry in the form of a ""tone poem"". The film was directed by Anand Tucker and stars Bruno Ganz, Miranda Richardson and Janet McTeer. The screenplay was by Frank Cottrell Boyce, while the writer's sons, Aidan and Joseph, portrayed the Saint-Exupéry brothers, François and Antoine, as children.<EOS>"
3774,68998,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Federico_Fellini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Goldfarb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>NBC Productions Int'l<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giulietta_Masina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcello_Mastroianni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caterina_Boratto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Maumsell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Federico_Fellini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernardino_Zapponi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Federico_Fellini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fellini: A Director's Notebook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nino_Rota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Federico_Fellini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellini:_A_Director's_Notebook<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Federico_Fellini<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fellini: A Director's Notebook (Italian: Bloc-notes di un regista)  is an Italian documentary for television directed by Federico Fellini shot in 16mm and first broadcast in the United States on NBC in 1969, on NBC Experiment in Television.<EOS>"
3775,24314,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Farrelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Farrelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troy_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dumb and Dumber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slapstick_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dumb_and_Dumber_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_1994<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dumb and Dumber is a series of comedy films starring Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels. The films have been released from 1994 to 2014.<EOS>
3776,69793,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Krazy Spooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_abandoned_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Krazy_Spooks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_gorillas<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Krazy Spooks is a 1933 short animated film distributed by Columbia Pictures and is among the theatrical cartoons featuring Krazy Kat.<EOS>
3777,86393,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Schumacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnon Milchan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hunt Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Nathanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthias_Gohl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Grisham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashley Judd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samuel L. Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oliver Platt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandra Bullock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kiefer Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick McGoohan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brenda Fricker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Spacey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew McConaughey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles S. Dutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Schumacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hunt_Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnon_Milchan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Grisham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Akiva_Goldsman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Time to Kill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avant-garde_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Modernism_(music)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mississippi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_sexual_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Arnon_Milchan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Regency_Enterprises_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_legal_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_capital_punishment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mississippi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Akiva_Goldsman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lawyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elliot_Goldenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joel_Schumacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_human_rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Ku_Klux_Klan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Kill_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_John_Grisham<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Time to Kill is a 1996 American legal drama film based on John Grisham's 1989 novel of the same name. Sandra Bullock, Samuel L. Jackson, Matthew McConaughey, and Kevin Spacey star, with Donald and Kiefer Sutherland appearing in supporting roles and Octavia Spencer in her film debut. The film received mixed reviews but was a commercial success, making $152 million worldwide. It is the second of two films based on Grisham's novels directed by Joel Schumacher, with the other being The Client released two years prior.<EOS>"
3778,7915,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Village_Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryan Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leah Churchill-Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Mendelsohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bryan Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Griffiths<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sophie Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maeve Dermody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Village_Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beautiful Kate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Juvenile_sexuality_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_siblings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Kate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Flinders_Ranges<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Beautiful Kate is a 2009 Australian drama film directed by Rachel Ward and starring Ben Mendelsohn, Rachel Griffiths, Bryan Brown, Maeve Dermody and Sophie Lowe.The film premiered in June 2009 at the Sydney Film Festival and was released in limited release across Australia on 6 August 2009.<EOS>"
3779,48257,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phobic<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Margo Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phobic<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Alex Ryan Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phobic<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Phobic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phobic<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phobic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phobic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phobic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phobic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phobic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phobic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Phobic is a 2006 psychological thriller directed by Margo Romero and produced by Alex Ryan Productions, Inc.<EOS>"
3780,132880,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lariats_and_Six-Shooters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lariats_and_Six-Shooters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>William Steiner Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lariats_and_Six-Shooters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lariats_and_Six-Shooters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lariats_and_Six-Shooters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lariats_and_Six-Shooters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Krusada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lariats_and_Six-Shooters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lariats and Six-Shooters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lariats_and_Six-Shooters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lariats_and_Six-Shooters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lariats_and_Six-Shooters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lariats_and_Six-Shooters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lariats_and_Six-Shooters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lariats_and_Six-Shooters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lariats_and_Six-Shooters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lariats and Six-Shooters is a 1931 American pre-Code Western film directed by Alan James and starring Jack Perrin, Ann Lee and George Chesebro.<EOS>"
3781,137237,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wild and Woolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Woolly_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Wild and Woolly is a 1932 American Western short animated film by Walter Lantz Productions. It stars Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.<EOS>
3782,52299,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Alden_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mace_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ron Rifkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morgan Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce McGill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Baker Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liev Schreiber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Cromwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Affleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Alden_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mace_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Attanasio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sum of All Fears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_military_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ottawa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2002<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1973<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reboot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ukraine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Moscow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ukrainian-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Baltimore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_neo-Nazism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Mace_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_postponed_due_to_the_September_11_attacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Baltimore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Tom_Clancy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ryanverse_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Alden_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_All_Fears_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Paul_Attanasio<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sum of All Fears is a 2002 American spy thriller film directed by Phil Alden Robinson, based on Tom Clancy's 1991 novel of the same name. The film, which is set in the Jack Ryan film series, is a reboot taking place in 2002. Jack Ryan is portrayed as a younger character by Ben Affleck, in comparison with the previous films: The Hunt for Red October (1990) starring Alec Baldwin as Jack Ryan and the sequels, Patriot Games (1992) and Clear and Present Danger (1994), both starring Harrison Ford in the role.In the film, an Austrian Neo-Nazi (Bates) attempts to trigger a nuclear war between the United States and Russia by setting off a nuclear device in Baltimore, simultaneously with a rogue Russian officer launching an attack on an American aircraft carrier in his desire to establish a European fascist superstate. CIA analyst Ryan (Affleck) races against time to find a way to prevent an all-out nuclear war.The film was a co-production between the motion picture studios of Paramount Pictures, Mace Neufeld Productions, MFP Munich Film Partners, and S.O.A.F. Productions. On June 4, 2002, the original motion picture soundtrack was released by the Elektra Records music label. The soundtrack was composed and orchestrated by musician Jerry Goldsmith. The movie premiered in theaters in the United States on May 31, 2002.The Sum of All Fears received mixed reviews from critics but was a financial success, having a worldwide theatrical run of $193.9 million compared to its production budget of $68 million and related marketing costs.<EOS>"
3783,79921,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyck_Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Dooley_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Lemberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clark Gregg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Camilla Belle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tessa Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katie Cassidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Geraghty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyck_Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When a Stranger Calls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When a Stranger Calls: The Complete Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_stalking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_telephony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Home_invasions_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Wyck_Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Davis_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Dooley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thriller_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Simon_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:When_a_Stranger_Calls_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When a Stranger Calls is a 2006 American psychological horror film directed by Simon West and written by Jake Wade Wall. The film stars Camilla Belle, Brian Geraghty, Katie Cassidy and Clark Gregg. Belle plays a babysitter who starts to receive threatening phone calls from an unidentified stranger, played by both Tommy Flanagan and Lance Henriksen. It is a remake of Fred Walton's 1979 film of the same name, which became a cult classic for its opening 23 minutes, which this remake extends to a feature-length film.The film was theatrically released on February 3, 2006.<EOS>"
3784,70403,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Burness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Bosustow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daws_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Backus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Burness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Bosustow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:UPA_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dean_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magoo's_Puddle_Jumper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mr._Magoo<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Magoo's Puddle Jumper is a 1956 animated short produced by UPA for Columbia Pictures. Directed by Pete Burness and produced by Stephen Bosustow, Magoo's Puddle Jumper won the 1957 Oscar for Short Subjects (Cartoons).<EOS>"
3785,167263,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Department of Information<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken G. Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Randell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Finch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chips_Rafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gurr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>South West Pacific<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_West_Pacific_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_aviation_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>South West Pacific is a 1943 propaganda short Australian film directed by Ken G. Hall which focuses on Australia as the main Allied base in the South West Pacific area. Actors depict a cross section of Australians involved in the war effort.<EOS>
3786,38937,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ralph S. Singleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ralph S. Singleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William J. Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brad Dourif<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Wolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Macht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Graveyard Shift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Stephen_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graveyard_Shift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Anthony_Marinelli<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Graveyard Shift (also known as Stephen King's Graveyard Shift) is a 1990 American horror film directed by Ralph S. Singleton, written by John Esposito, starring David Andrews, Stephen Macht, Kelly Wolf, and Brad Dourif, and based on the 1970 short story of the same name by Stephen King which was first published in the October 1970 issue of Cavalier magazine, and later collected in King's 1978 collection Night Shift.Graveyard Shift was released on October 26, 1990. The film received negative reviews from critics.<EOS>"
3787,76766,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Frommer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dunn_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Transylvania 6-5000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vampires_in_animated_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Transylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Transylvania_6-5000_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Transylvania 6-5000 is a 1963 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on November 30, 1963, and stars Bugs Bunny.It is a comedy film, depicting a confrontation between Bugs and a vampire in Transylvania.<EOS>"
3788,24162,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Purdell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_E._Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Miller_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olive Blakeney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Purdell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Purdell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Get Me Wrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Get_Me_Wrong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Get Me Wrong is a 1937 British comedy film co-directed by Arthur B. Woods and Reginald Purdell and starring Max Miller and George E. Stone. It was made at Teddington Studios with sets designed by Peter Proud. The film was made by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers, made on a considerably higher budget than many of the quota quickies the studios usually produced.Unlike several of Miller's Teddington films which are now lost, this still survives.<EOS>"
3789,52294,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Stevens_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Eaton Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Barningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_McFarlane_(Australian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Yemm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chantal_Contouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olivia Hamnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Cronin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Morgan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vivean_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Tandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Megan_Williams_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorraine_Bayly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Caton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reg_Gorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Hannaford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew McFarlane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Gallacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roger Oakley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Caton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vikki Hammond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The John Sullivan Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_opera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_(genre)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_opera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_(genre)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Victoria_(Australia)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_television_drama_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nine_Network_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_Australian_television_series_debuts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_by_Crawford_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spy_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_Australian_television_series_endings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_soap_operas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sullivans<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Period_family_drama_television_series<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sullivans is an Australian period drama television series produced by Crawford Productions which ran on the Nine Network from 15 November 1976 until 10 March 1983. The series tells the story of a fictional average middle-class Melbourne family and the effect that the Second World War and the immediate post-war events had on their lives. It covers the period between 1 September 1939 to 22 August 1948. It was a consistent ratings success in Australia, and also became popular in the United Kingdom, the Republic of Ireland, the Netherlands, Gibraltar, Greece and New Zealand.<EOS>"
3790,136876,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Theodore Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Holden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonita_Granville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Helgesen_Fitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Those Were the Days!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Were_the_Days!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Those Were the Days! is a 1940 comedy film directed by Theodore Reed and starring William Holden and Bonita Granville.<EOS>
3791,166641,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Iris Meredith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_F._Royal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Colorado Trail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Colorado_Trail_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Nelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Colorado Trail is a 1938 American western film directed by Sam Nelson, starring Charles Starrett, Iris Meredith and Bob Nolan.<EOS>"
3792,44199,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Pattisall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>R. Rock Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wraith Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Rollins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Pattisall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Pattisall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Legend of Cool ""Disco"" Dan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_African_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_visual_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_graffiti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Go-go<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Culture_of_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Cool_%22Disco%22_Dan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Graffiti_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Legend of Cool ""Disco"" Dan is a 2013 American documentary film written and directed by Joseph Pattisall. The film was released on April 15, 2013 in conjunction with the release of the book Pump Me Up: DC Subculture in the 1980s. The documentary was narrated by Washington, D.C.-native Henry Rollins. The Legend of Cool ""Disco"" Dan provides a documentation of Washington, D.C. during the 1970s and 1980s from the perspective of Cool ""Disco"" Dan, and blends commentary by local Washingtonians combined with archival footage, forming a comprehensive portrait of this time period.<EOS>"
3793,10416,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blazing_Guns_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Heinz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blazing_Guns_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blazing_Guns_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Heinz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blazing_Guns_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blazing_Guns_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbes_Parkhill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blazing_Guns_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blazing Guns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blazing_Guns_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blazing_Guns_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blazing_Guns_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blazing_Guns_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blazing_Guns_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blazing_Guns_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blazing_Guns_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Heinz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blazing Guns is a 1935 American Western film directed by Ray Heinz and starring Reb Russell, Marion Shilling and Lafe McKee. It was shot at the Iverson Ranch outside Los Angeles. A Poverty Row B western, it was distributed individually in separate states by a variety of companies.<EOS>"
3794,38973,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_McBride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T_Bone_Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Lee Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alec Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Winona Ryder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trey Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_McBride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_McBride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murray_M._Silver_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myra_Gale_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Great Balls of Fire!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Great Balls of Fire! Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_and_roll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockabilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_rock_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1956<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1958<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1957<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arkansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tennessee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Memphis,_Tennessee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_McBride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Elvis_Presley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Balls_of_Fire!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rockabilly<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Great Balls of Fire! is a 1989 American biographical drama film directed by Jim McBride and starring Dennis Quaid as rockabilly pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis. Based on a biography by Myra Lewis and Murray M. Silver Jr., the screenplay is written by McBride and Jack Baran. The film is produced by Adam Fields, with executive producers credited as Michael Grais, Mark Victor, and Art Levinson.The film depicts the early career of Lewis, from his rise to rock-and-roll stardom to his controversial marriage to his 13-year-old cousin that led to his downfall. Until the scandal of the marriage depreciated his image, many had thought Lewis would supplant Elvis Presley as the ""King of Rock and Roll"" in the 1950s.<EOS>"
3795,6408,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wardour Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norah_Baring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alma_Reville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_crime_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1930<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Juries_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder! is a 1930 British mystery thriller film co-written and directed by Alfred Hitchcock, and starring Herbert Marshall, Norah Baring and Edward Chapman. Written by Hitchcock, his wife Alma Reville, and Walter C. Mycroft, based on the 1928 novel Enter Sir John by Clemence Dane and Helen Simpson, it is Hitchcock's third all-talkie film, after Blackmail (1929) and Juno and the Paycock (1930).<EOS>"
3796,82033,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_E._Chester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Errol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Kirkwood_Jr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_E._Chester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Prager<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Joe Palooka in the Big Fight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Palooka_in_the_Big_Fight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Joe_Palooka_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Joe Palooka in the Big Fight is a 1949 comedy film directed by Cy Endfield, based on the comic strip by Ham Fisher. It is an entry in Monogram's  Joe Palooka series.<EOS>"
3797,159155,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Barry_(British_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laddie_Cliff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Dibley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hilda Cowley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Card<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Arnold_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_A._V._Bramble<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Card is a 1922 British comedy film directed by A. V. Bramble and starring Laddie Cliff, Hilda Cowley and Joan Barry. It is an adaptation of the 1911 novel The Card by Arnold Bennett.<EOS>"
3798,51606,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Source_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>S. Lee Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Source_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Source_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward DeRuiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Source_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alice Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Source_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mathew Scollon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Source_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melissa Renée Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Source_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Source_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Source<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Source_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Source_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Source_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Source_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Asylum_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Source_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Source (also known as The Secret Craft in the United Kingdom and The Surge on DVD in the United States) is a 2001 American science fiction horror film directed by S. Lee Taylor and starring Mathew Scollon, Melissa Renée Martin, Edward DeRuiter, and Alice Frank. The story concerns four teenagers who obtain superhuman powers allowing them to control others.<EOS>"
3799,132779,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harley_Knoles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harley_Knoles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Land of Hope and Glory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harley_Knoles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Land of Hope and Glory is a 1927 British silent drama film directed by Harley Knoles and starring Ellaline Terriss, Lyn Harding and Robin Irvine. It was inspired by Edward Elgar's 1902 song Land of Hope and Glory.<EOS>"
3800,65970,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Llewellyn_Moxey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sian_Barbara_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Ebsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Llewellyn_Moxey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bill_Conti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Independence_Day_(United_States)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disaster_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_drama_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disaster_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash-Up_on_Interstate_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Llewellyn_Moxey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Smash-Up on Interstate 5 is a 1976 American made-for-television disaster film directed by John Llewellyn Moxey. Loosely based on the novel Expressway written by Trevor Dudley-Smith under the pseudonym Howard North, the film chronicles the aftermath of a 39-car smash-up in California.<EOS>"
3801,69693,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Danny Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sheila Nevins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Danny Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Howard West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aimee Hyatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carl Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kirk Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Seinfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norman Lear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stan Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dick Van Dyke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fyvush Finkel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Iris Apfel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>If You're Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You're_Not_in_the_Obit,_Eat_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_old_age<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>If You're Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast is a 2017 American documentary film directed by Danny Gold that premiered on May 19, 2017 on HBO.<EOS>"
3802,103148,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_L._Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunn_Classic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Sellier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Darren McGavin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Vaughn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Hampton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pamela Bellwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_L._Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunn_Classic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Sellier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_L._Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hangar 18<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Salt_Lake_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_L._Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hangar_18_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Taft_Entertainment_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hangar 18 is a 1980 American science fiction action film directed by James L. Conway and written by Ken Pettus, from a story by Thomas C. Chapman and Conway. It stars Darren McGavin, Robert Vaughn, Gary Collins, James Hampton and Pamela Bellwood.<EOS>"
3803,166542,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>J. Arthur Rank Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rank Film Distributors of America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Video Artists International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Galina_Ulanova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raisa Struchkova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nikolai Fadeyechev<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bolshoi Ballet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bolshoi_Ballet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Czinner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bolshoi Ballet is a 1957 British musical film directed by Paul Czinner and starring Galina Ulanova, Raisa Struchkova, and Nikolai Fadeyechev. The film's composers, Yuri Fayer and Gennady Rozhdestvensky, were nominated for Best Original Score in the 31st Academy Awards (1958).The film captures the 1956 performances of The Bolshoi Ballet in the United Kingdom at Davis Theatre, Croydon and at Covent Garden, performing divertissement and Giselle. The film was shot using multiple mobile, 35 mm Eastmancolor cameras.<EOS>"
3804,32528,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clifford Hadyn-Tovey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringo_Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Bach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Boyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>To the North of Katmandu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nepal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nepal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kathmandu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_the_North_of_Katmandu<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Billy_Connolly<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>To the North of Katmandu is a 1986 comedy film directed by Terence Ryan and starring Barbara Bach, Max Boyce, Billy Connolly and Ringo Starr. It was filmed in Kathmandu, Nepal.The title references a line from the poem The Green Eye of the Yellow God.<EOS>"
3805,125704,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benita_Hume<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harold Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Hannen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Armitage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Honeymoon Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_scientists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Honeymoon_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Honeymoon Adventure is a 1931 British thriller film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Benita Hume, Peter Hannen and Harold Huth. Written in collaboration by Rupert Downing and Basil Dean, it  The film was shot at Beaconsfield Studios. Location shooting, including the railway scenes took place in Scotland.<EOS>"
3806,110937,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugenio_Martín<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Gordon_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Van_Cleef<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gina_Lollobrigida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugenio_Martín<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Gordon_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugenio_Martín<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bad Man's River<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_Revolution_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spaghetti_Western_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Man's_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bad Man's River (Italian: E continuavano a fregarsi il milione di dollari and Spanish: El hombre de Río Malo) is a 1971 Italian/Spanish/French international co-production comedy Spaghetti Western directed by Eugenio Martín and starring Lee Van Cleef, James Mason, Gina Lollobrigida, Sergio Fantoni, Simón Andreu and Lone Fleming, the director's then wife. Soundtrack was composed by Tony Duhig, Jon Field, Glyn Havard and Waldo de los Ríos.<EOS>"
3807,84871,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Allan_Seidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sheldon Pinchuk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jenny_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Asner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_Forsyth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Macht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kamie Harper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Allan_Seidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>History<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazi_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Holocaust_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yugoslavia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lee_Holdridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Friendship_in_Vienna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Allan_Seidelman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Friendship in Vienna is a 1988 American historical drama film based on Doris Orgel's popular children's bookThe Devil in Vienna. The film starred Jane Alexander, Stephen Macht and Edward Asner and premiered on August 27, 1988.<EOS>"
3808,150738,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gainsborough_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gainsborough_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Neutral Port<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:U-boat_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neutral_Port<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Neutral Port (also known as The Net) is a 1940 British war comedy film directed by Marcel Varnel and starring Will Fyffe, Leslie Banks, Yvonne Arnaud, and Phyllis Calvert. It was written by T.J. Morrison and J.B. Williams and produced and distributed by Gainsborough Pictures. It was one of several films Fyffe made for Gainsborough.<EOS>"
3809,19757,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Black Hand Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Heather Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lana Del Rey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_Del_Rey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Native_American-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lana_Del_Rey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_music_videos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Music_video_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Music_videos_directed_by_Anthony_Mandler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ride is a 2012 American short music film directed by Anthony Mandler. The film stars Lana Del Rey as Artist, a prostitute who leaves her opulent family and joins a biker gang on the open road. The film was also written by Del Rey, and is based on her song of the same name, from her extended play (EP) Paradise (2012). The film's supporting cast includes Ian Seeberg, Scott Marlatt, and Kevin Peterson as Artist's lovers, and Josh Kurlups, Brian Harlow, Shawn Donohue, Steve Buchanan, Will Thomas, and Del Rey's brother, Charlie Grant as members of a biker gang. Lasting a duration of over 10 minutes, the film serves as its title song's music video. Aside from featuring the song itself, the film also features ""confessional monologues"" spoken by Del Rey.Ride premiered at the Aero Theater in Santa Monica, California on October 10, 2012. Two days later it was released onto the online video platform VEVO. It was distributed by Black Hand Cinema. The film's reception was mixed to positive, with critics complimenting Del Rey's acting, but generating controversy due to the film's portrayal of prostitution, adultery, gun violence, and cultural appropriation.<EOS>"
3810,6201,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Brittain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Spotton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Kemeny_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilhelm_Boger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Breitwieser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Laufer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emil_Bednarek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Memorandum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Kemeny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Donald_Brittain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bergen-Belsen_concentration_camp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Holocaust<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorandum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Memorandum is a one-hour 1965 documentary co-directed by Donald Brittain and John Spotton, and produced by John Kemeny for the National Film Board of Canada. It follows Bernard Laufer, a Jewish Holocaust survivor, on an emotional pilgrimage back to the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. Considered by many critics to be Brittain's finest work, the film's title refers to Hitler's memorandum about the ""final solution.""A detailed analysis of the film's structure is available in Ken Dancyger's The Technique of Film and Video Editing: History, Theory and Practice.<EOS>"
3811,167583,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitagraph_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitagraph_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Well Worn Daffy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DePatie–Freleng_Enterprises_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Worn_Daffy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Well Worn Daffy is a 1965 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated short directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on May 22, 1965, and stars Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales.In the film, Speedy and his two traveling companions seek water in the desert. The only well in the area belongs to Daffy, who refuses to share his water with them. This refusal starts a water conflict.<EOS>"
3812,99144,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Will Packer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lee Clay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Idris Elba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Taraji P. Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Bibb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate del Castillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Packer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>No Good Deed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Home_invasions_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Haslinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Will_Packer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Will_Packer_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Good_Deed_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Miller<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>No Good Deed is a 2014 American psychological thriller film directed by Sam Miller and written by Aimée Lagos. The film stars Idris Elba, Taraji P. Henson, Leslie Bibb, Kate del Castillo, and Henry Simmons. The film was released on September 12, 2014.Despite negative critical reception, the film was a box office success and received two Image Award nominations, winning one for Taraji P. Henson's performance.<EOS>"
3813,165933,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Schmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Liberty Studios, Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Schmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Schmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randy Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>D. Scott Trawick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Kingsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonas Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hannah Tointon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Walking with the Enemy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Walking_with_the_Enemy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hungary<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Walking with the Enemy is a 2014 American action drama film directed by Mark Schmidt, and scripted by Kenny Golde and Mark Schmidt. The film stars Jonas Armstrong, Ben Kingsley, Simon Kunz, Hannah Tointon, Simon Dutton, Burn Gorman, and Charles Hubbell. It is inspired by the true story of Pinchas Tibor Rosenbaum.Set in Budapest and nearby villages, it depicts the German occupation of Hungary during the final months of the Second World War. The story is about a young Hungarian-Jewish man, Elek Cohen (played by Jonas Armstrong), who dons an SS uniform to pose as an officer to find out the fate of his family and to rescue fellow Jews from the Holocaust.<EOS>"
3814,119068,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Stormcatcher Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Heather Tanner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James G.H. Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scot Tanner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Pralgo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Courtney Hogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kara Maria Amedon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Feeding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Feeding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_werewolf_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Feeding is a 2006 film written and directed by Paul Moore.<EOS>
3815,6954,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Lion Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Smedley-Aston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Fraser_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheryl_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derren_Nesbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Emery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Smedley-Aston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ooh… You Are Awful<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Gunning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ooh…_You_Are_Awful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cliff_Owen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ooh... You Are Awful (U.S. title: Get Charlie Tully) is a 1972 British comedy film directed by Cliff Owen and starring Dick Emery, Derren Nesbitt, Ronald Fraser and Cheryl Kennedy. It was written by John Warren and John Singer. It is a feature-length adaptation of The Dick Emery Show (BBC TV, 1963–1981). It was Emery's sole starring film.<EOS>"
3816,95634,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nadia Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Sweet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Keitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Miller_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amber Clayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lifetime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nadia_Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fatal Honeymoon is a 2012 made-for-television movie directed and produced by Australian filmmaker Nadia Tass. It is said to be based on the true story of the suspicious death of Tina Watson, a twenty-six-year-old American on her honeymoon with Gabe Watson whilst scuba diving near the Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia. As a dramatisation, however, the majority of the movie is not based on known facts from the evidence presented at the various trials or independent investigations.<EOS>"
3817,81404,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Soup_to_Nuts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Duck Soup to Nuts is a 1944 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The cartoon was released on May 27, 1944, and stars Daffy Duck and Porky Pig.<EOS>"
3818,80325,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jose_Antonio_Vargas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jose Antonio Vargas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jose Antonio Vargas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jose_Antonio_Vargas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jose_Antonio_Vargas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_racism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:White_privilege<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_White_Americans<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>White People is a 2015 American documentary film directed, produced and starring Jose Antonio Vargas, and explores white privilege in the United States. The cast includes Lucas Nydam, Samantha Slavinsky, Katy, and John Chimento. The film debuted on MTV.<EOS>"
3819,68016,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Charles Bail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Tennant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stella_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Fell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tamara_Dobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Julien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hong_Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hong_Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dominic_Frontiere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleopatra_Jones_and_the_Casino_of_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Bail<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold is a 1975 American action-adventure film directed by Charles Bail and starring Tamara Dobson as Cleopatra ""Cleo"" Jones, Stella Stevens, Tien Ni and Norman Fell. The film is a sequel to the 1973 action film  Cleopatra Jones.<EOS>"
3820,67269,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_S._Cass_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hallmark Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Moran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Bocarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Levinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Teri_Polo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_S._Cass_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonar_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Levinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hallmark_Channel_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_S._Cass_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_from_the_Heart_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Larry_Levinson_Productions<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Straight from the Heart is a 2003 American made-for-television romantic drama film starring  Teri Polo, Andrew McCarthy, Patricia Kalember and Greg Evigan. The film is based on the romance novel by Pamela Wallace and premiered on Hallmark Channel on February 9, 2003.<EOS>"
3821,7074,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jose_Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Milo O. Frank Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gena_Rowlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jose_Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jose_Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milo_O._Frank_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alford_Van_Ronkel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milo_O._Frank_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The High Cost of Loving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_High_Cost_of_Loving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_José_Ferrer<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The High Cost of Loving is a 1958 comedy film directed by and starring Jose Ferrer. It marked the film debut of Gena Rowlands.<EOS>
3822,75864,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Taylor_(American_filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_P._Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Capra_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jodie_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Celeste_Holm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Oates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_East<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Taylor_(American_filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_P._Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Capra_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tom Sawyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musicals_by_the_Sherman_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reader's_Digest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sawyer_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Adventures_of_Tom_Sawyer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tom Sawyer is the 1973 American musical film adaptation of the Mark Twain novel The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and was directed by Don Taylor. The film was produced by Reader's Digest in collaboration with Arthur P. Jacobs, and its screenplay and songs were written by the Sherman Brothers, Robert B. Sherman and Richard M. Sherman.During the 46th Academy Awards, the film received three nominations for Best Original Song Score, Best Art Direction, and Best Costume Design, but failed to win any.<EOS>"
3823,125500,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Jon_Lewicki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worldvision_Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Vidimax Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Virgin Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy Pattnosh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Kurtz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Jon_Lewicki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Pattnosh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Certain Sacrifice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teensploitation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Satanism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Certain_Sacrifice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rape_and_revenge_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Certain Sacrifice is a 1985 American drama film co-written and directed by Stephen Jon Lewicki and starring Madonna, Jeremy Pattnosh and Charles Kurtz. It was Madonna's first movie, filmed from September 1979 through June 1981, but not released until 1985.A Certain Sacrifice is an independent-underground art film, shot on-and-off over two years in New York City on a low-budget of just $20,000. Madonna finished her scenes in late 1980. The video release sold 50,000 copies in its first-week, and the film developed a certain cult status among some of Madonna's fans and collectors by that time.<EOS>"
3824,167648,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John W. Considine Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Tracy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Una Merkel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Considine_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonya_Levien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Anthony_McGuire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She Wanted a Millionaire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dudley_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Wanted_a_Millionaire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_William_Fox<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>She Wanted a Millionaire is a 1932 American pre-Code romantic drama film starring Joan Bennett and Spencer Tracy. The film, produced and distributed by Fox Film Corporation, was directed by John G. Blystone and also features Una Merkel. It is the only film that Bennett and Tracy made together in which she was billed over Tracy.  They also played the top-billed romantic leads in Me and My Gal (1932), Father of the Bride (1950), and Father's Little Dividend (1951).<EOS>"
3825,160204,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francesco_Gasperoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CineTel_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Assante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonio_Cupo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harriet_MacMasters-Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francesco_Gasperoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CineTel_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francesco_Gasperoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Smile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smile_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Italian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Smile is a 2009 English language Italian horror/thriller film starring Armand Assante. It is the debut feature by Francesco Gasperoni.A sequel was planned for release in late 2020 tentatively titled Smile II: Tollinger in the Mood.<EOS>
3826,25736,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Coleman_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hollywood Star Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Cardoza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Coleman Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Coleman Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Prince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Cardoza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harold Saunders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frederic Downs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lanell Cado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Coleman_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Cardoza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Coleman_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Coleman_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Red Zone Cuba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cuba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1961<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Zone_Cuba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Coleman_Francis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Red Zone Cuba, also known as Night Train to Mundo Fine, is a 1966 American neo-noir art drama film directed by Coleman Francis, who also wrote and co-produced the film, and played the starring role. It follows the meandering adventures of an escaped convict and two ex-convicts he recruits along the way as they become involved in the 1961 Bay of Pigs Invasion, and a quest to find a hidden treasure in a tungsten mine.Red Zone Cuba was Francis's final film as director, and his only starring role; in the other two films he helmed, The Skydivers and The Beast of Yucca Flats, he limited his acting to cameos. Though John Carradine receives fourth billing in the credits, and was prominently featured in the advertising and promotional material for the film, he only appears briefly, during a framing sequence at the beginning of the film. Carradine also sings the film's opening theme song, ""Night Train to Mundo Fine"" (pronounced ""Finé""), with musical accompaniment by Ray Gregory and the Melmen.In 1994, the film was brought out from obscurity when it was featured as an episode of the movie-mocking television series Mystery Science Theater 3000. Since then, it has been considered by many to be one of the worst movies ever made.<EOS>"
3827,79860,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Giese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guild_Film_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meir_Teper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Daly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Bean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Postlethwaite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emily_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Giese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guild_Film_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meir_Teper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Giese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When Saturday Comes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_association_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Anne_Dudley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sheffield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Saturday_Comes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sheffield_United_F.C.<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When Saturday Comes is a 1996 British film directed by Maria Giese and starring Sean Bean and Emily Lloyd. The film was released in March 1996, and was distributed by Guild Film Distribution. The soundtrack includes a variety of classic music tracks as well as newly commissioned songs. The score was composed by Anne Dudley and the soundtrack includes contributions from Tony Hadley of Spandau Ballet and Sheffield artists including Def Leppard's Joe Elliott who performs on two new tracks: ""When Saturday Comes"" and the instrumental ""Jimmy's Theme"". Both were performed with bandmates Rick Savage and Phil Collen. According to Elliott, he had a part in the film as the brother of Sean Bean's character, but the part was cut from the final film.<EOS>"
3828,59271,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Let the People Sing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_People_Sing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Let the People Sing is a 1942 British comedy film directed by John Baxter and starring Alastair Sim, Fred Emney and Edward Rigby. It was written by Baxter based on the 1939 novel Let the People Sing by J. B. Priestley.The screenplay concerns the people of a small town who band together to try to save their music hall from closure.<EOS>"
3829,166625,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phillip N. Krasne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Garralaga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duncan_Renaldo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Burbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cisco Kid Returns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Albert_Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cisco_Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cisco_Kid_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_P._McCarthy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cisco Kid Returns is a 1945 American Western film. Released on April 3, 1945, it was the first of three Cisco Kid films made that year with Duncan Renaldo as Cisco and Martin Garralaga as Pancho. In this release, Cisco's real name is Juan Francisco Hernandez. Cisco must clear himself of murder charges while preventing his girlfriend Rosita (Callejo) from eloping with his rival John Harris (Pryor).The film was followed by the May 15 release of In Old New Mexico, which revealed Cisco's name to be Juan Carlos Francisco Antonio, and South of the Rio Grande on September 15 falling back to Cisco's name being Juan Francisco Hernandez. Martin Garralaga appears in both as Pancho.<EOS>"
3830,1240,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Bell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rosilyn Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Furlong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucinda Jenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tracey Kapisky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Bell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Bell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Ellen_Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>American Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Seattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Seattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Heart_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>American Heart is a 1992 drama film directed by Martin Bell and starring Jeff Bridges and Edward Furlong. It was nominated for the Independent Spirit Award in a number of categories and won in the Best Male Lead category.<EOS>
3831,167290,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Rifkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Scott Spiegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Triboro Entertainment Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Wyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Rotman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stella_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Yasbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Traci_Lords<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emil_Sitka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Livingston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Kearney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Whipp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Moody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Rifkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Spiegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Wyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Spiegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivan_Raimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Nutt House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Adam_Rifkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nutt_House_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sam_Raimi<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Nutt House, initially titled The Nutty Nut, is a 1992 comedy film directed by Adam Rifkin. It stars Stephen Kearney, Traci Lords and Amy Yasbeck. It was also the last film for Emil Sitka, Sandra Gould and King Moody.<EOS>"
3832,136131,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hill_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>no credit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Montgomery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chester_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Beery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leila_Hyams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_F._Marion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._C._Nugent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hill_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Flavin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Marion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Farnham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Big House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Sound_Mixing_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Adapted_Screenplay_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Frances_Marion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Irving_Thalberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_House_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Hill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Big House is a 1930 American pre-Code  prison drama film directed by George Hill, released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and starring Chester Morris, Wallace Beery, Lewis Stone and Robert Montgomery. The story and dialogue were written by Frances Marion, who won the Academy Award for Best Writing Achievement. As one of the first prison movies, it inspired many others of this genre.<EOS>"
3833,137922,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Plympton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Texas Wildcats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_George_H._Plympton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Wildcats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Texas Wildcats is a 1939 American Western film starring Tim McCoy.<EOS>
3834,69949,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Apache Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_tigers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Apache_Kid_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Apache Kid is a 1930 cartoon short distributed by Columbia Pictures and features Krazy Kat. The film is the character's 149th film.<EOS>
3835,159093,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ayres_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Norden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_MacKinnon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Black Widow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_radio_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Widow_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vernon_Sewell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Black Widow, also referred to as The Black Widow, is a 1951 British second feature thriller film directed by Vernon Sewell and starring Christine Norden and Robert Ayres. It was a Hammer Film production written by Allan MacKinnon  based on Lester Powell's 1948 radio serial Return from Darkness. This was the first film Hammer produced at Gilston Park. Filming began on April 17, 1951. Hammer tried to play up former singer Christine Norden as a star, but her career fizzled out at age 28, after two more films.<EOS>"
3836,98203,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Dunn_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartholomew_Versus_the_Wheel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bartholomew Versus the Wheel is a 1964 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. It was released theatrically on February 29, 1964.The production was the second of three cartoons to use the ""modern"" abstract Warner Bros. opening and closing sequences created by Chuck Jones. The sequence was previously used on Now Hear This and would be used once more in Señorella and the Glass Huarache. The visual style of the cartoon was developed in the style of cartoonist and book illustrator James Thurber. Thurber died in 1961, three years before the cartoon's release.<EOS>"
3837,6891,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Makeham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morton Selten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>René Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Owen_Rutter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Once in a New Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_New_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Once in a New Moon is a 1935 British science fiction film directed by Anthony Kimmins and starring Eliot Makeham, René Ray and Morton Selten. It is a quota quickie, made at Shepperton Studios. It was written by Kimmins based on the 1929 novel Lucky Star by Owen Rutter.<EOS>"
3838,96710,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_L._Loew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_L._Loew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Flournoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fit for a King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_princesses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fit_for_a_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_L._Loew<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Fit for a King is a 1937 American comedy film starring Joe E. Brown and directed by Edward Sedgwick.<EOS>
3839,70762,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Adelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Vane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fran Saperstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sammy Davis Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gregory Hines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Suzzanne Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Adelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tap_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tap_dance_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Tap is a 1989 American dance drama film written and directed by Nick Castle and starring Gregory Hines and Sammy Davis Jr.<EOS>
3840,168335,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Teri McLuhan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Teri McLuhan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Winston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Shatner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colleen_Dewhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monique_Mercure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Moore_(Canadian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrée_Pelletier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Third Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nova_Scotia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_twin_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Walker<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nova_Scotia<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Third Walker is a 1978 Canadian drama film directed by Teri McLuhan. The film explores the effect on two families in Cape Breton Island of having had their infant sons mistakenly switched at birth by the hospital.It was financed by Melvin Simon Productions.<EOS>
3841,127689,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Beaumont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wynne_Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Beaumont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crane_Wilbur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Schayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Children of Pleasure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Beaumont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Schayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_socialites<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Children_of_Pleasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_assimilation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Children of Pleasure  is a 1930 American pre-Code MGM musical comedy film directed by Harry Beaumont, originally released with Technicolor sequences. It was adapted from Crane Wilbur's 1929 play, The Song Writer.<EOS>"
3842,167389,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showgirl's_Luck<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Dawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showgirl's_Luck<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Tauchert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showgirl's_Luck<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Dawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showgirl's_Luck<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martyn_Keith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showgirl's_Luck<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Showgirl's Luck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showgirl's_Luck<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showgirl's_Luck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showgirl's_Luck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Dawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showgirl's_Luck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showgirl's_Luck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showgirl's_Luck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showgirl's_Luck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Showgirl's_Luck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Showgirl's Luck is a 1931 Australian musical directed by Norman Dawn. It was the first Australian full talking film.<EOS>
3843,140974,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>General Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Marry Me!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Clifton_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marry_Me!_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Marry Me! (alternative title: I Want to Get Married ) is a 1949 British comedy film directed by Terence Fisher, and starring Derek Bond, Susan Shaw, Patrick Holt, Carol Marsh and David Tomlinson. It was written by Denis Waldock and Lewis Gilbert.<EOS>"
3844,100215,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:StudioCanal_UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ewan McGregor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Damian Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stellan Skarsgård<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alicia von Rittberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Naomie Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Velibor Topić<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:StudioCanal_UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hossein_Amini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Our Kind of Traitor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Alps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Morocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Moscow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Moscow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Morocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Russian_Mafia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Susanna_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Hossein_Amini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Secret_Intelligence_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Kind_of_Traitor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_John_le_Carré<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Our Kind of Traitor is a 2016 British spy thriller film directed by Susanna White and written by Hossein Amini, based on John le Carré's 2010 novel of the same name. Starring Ewan McGregor, Naomie Harris, Stellan Skarsgård, Damian Lewis and Alicia von Rittberg, the film was released in the United Kingdom on 13 May 2016 by StudioCanal.<EOS>"
3845,153423,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Eggleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Virgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kit_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Briony_Behets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shane_Briant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tessa_Humphries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lee James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Eggleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Fitchett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Eggleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ruane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cassandra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassandra_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Colin_Eggleston<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Cassandra is a 1987 Australian horror film directed by Colin Eggleston.<EOS>
3846,3781,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Esty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruce Cohn Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Garland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Bray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kimberly_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Goddard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Van_Patten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stoney Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Albert Insinnia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Yablans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Roller Boogie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disco_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Roller_skating_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Craig_Safan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roller_Boogie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Roller Boogie is a 1979 American teen musical exploitation film about roller disco, directed by Mark L. Lester and starring Linda Blair, Jim Bray, Beverly Garland, Roger Perry, Mark Goddard, Jimmy Van Patten, and Kimberly Beck. Set in the Venice suburb of Los Angeles at the height of the roller skating fad of the late 1970s, it follows an upper-class young woman (Blair) who falls in love with a working class skater (Bray). The two seek to thwart efforts from a powerful mobster attempting to acquire the land where a popular roller rink is located.The film was developed by Irwin Yablans, head of Compass International Pictures, who had experienced notable commercial success with Halloween (1978), which was a major box-office hit the year prior. Filming took place in Los Angeles in the summer of 1979, and its elaborate skating sequences were choreographed by David Winters. Over 50 professional skaters were employed for the film.Released by United Artists on December 19, 1979, Roller Boogie received mostly negative reviews from film critics, who deemed it a shallow film exploiting the trends of disco and roller skating, though it was a box office success, grossing over $13 million. In the years since its original release, the film has developed a cult following for its campy style and focus on disco and roller skating culture.<EOS>"
3847,79365,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Krige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Reeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Khan_Chittenden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Dorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathan_Phillips_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gillian_Alexy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Krige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Reeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Krige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>West is a 2007 Australian film written and directed by Daniel Krige and starring Khan Chittenden, Nathan Phillips, Gillian Alexy and Michael Dorman. The film had its world premiere at the 2007 Berlin International Film Festival and was scheduled for Australian release on 5 July 2007 at the Chauvel Cinema in Sydney and the Nova Cinema in Melbourne with other cities to follow.Johnette Napolitano of Concrete Blonde fame is the main vocalist on the score to West. She also sings the title song, ""Falling in Love"".<EOS>"
3848,33320,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesser_Samuels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Climbing High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Lesser_Samuels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carol_Reed<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Climbing High is a 1938 British comedy film directed by Carol Reed and produced by Michael Balcon with a screenplay by Sonnie Hale, Marion Dix and Lesser Samuels. It stars Jessie Matthews, Michael Redgrave, Noel Madison, Margaret Vyner and Alistair Sim, and was first released in the U.K. in November 1938.<EOS>"
3849,69089,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frolicking Fish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frolicking_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_fish<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frolicking Fish is a Silly Symphonies animated Disney short film. It was released in 1930, and printed on green stock to produce a green hue.<EOS>"
3850,6477,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_Worne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George R. Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Tryon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merna_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_Worne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Midnight Special<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Midnight_Special_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Duke_Worne<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Midnight Special is a 1931 pre-Code sound film produced and released by independent film maker Chesterfield. It was directed by Duke Worne and starred Glenn Tryon and Merna Kennedy.The film is preserved at the Library of Congress.<EOS>
3851,107297,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hell's Cargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Mediterranean_Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_Huth<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hell's Cargo is a 1939 British adventure film directed by Harold Huth and starring Walter Rilla, Kim Peacock and Robert Newton.It was made at Elstree Studios. The film is a remake of the 1938 French hit Alert in the Mediterranean. Kim Peacock reprised his role as a Royal Navy Commodore from the earlier film. On its release in the United States it was retitled as Dangerous Cargo at the request of the Hays Office.<EOS>"
3852,119798,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Richard Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Art Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ted Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wolfgang Reitherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Art Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kurt Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John McIntire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mickey Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandy Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat Buttram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Fiedler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Corey Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Albertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keith Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Winchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pearl Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dick Bakalyan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanette Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fox and the Hound<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Children's_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prejudice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_foxes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Animation_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Buddy_Baker_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Art_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_buddy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ted_Berman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fox and the Hound is a 1981 American animated buddy drama film produced by Walt Disney Productions and loosely based on the 1967 novel of the same name by Daniel P. Mannix. It tells the story of the unlikely friendship between a red fox named Tod and a hound named Copper, as they struggle against their emerging instincts and the realization that they are meant to be adversaries.The film was directed by Ted Berman, Richard Rich, and Art Stevens. It was produced by Ron Miller, Wolfgang Reitherman, and Art Stevens. The ensemble voice cast consists of Mickey Rooney as Tod and Kurt Russell as Copper, respectively, with Pearl Bailey, Jack Albertson, Sandy Duncan, Jeanette Nolan, Pat Buttram, John Fiedler, John McIntire, Dick Bakalyan, Paul Winchell, Keith Mitchell, and Corey Feldman providing the voices of the other characters of the film. Mitchell and Feldman in particular voiced Young Tod and Young Copper. The instrumental musical score to the film was composed and conducted by Buddy Baker, with Walter Sheets performing the orchestration.Walt Disney Productions first obtained the film rights to the novel by Daniel P. Mannix in 1967; however, actual development on the film would not occur until spring 1977. It marked the last involvement of the remaining members of Disney's Nine Old Men, which included Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston. Though they had involvement in early development of the film, it was ultimately handed over to a new generation of animators following the retirement of the old animators. As such, it was the first film for future directors, including Tim Burton, Brad Bird, and John Lasseter. During production, its release was delayed by over six months following the abrupt departure of Don Bluth and his team of animators. Further concerns were raised over the handling of the scene in which Chief is hit by a train, which was originally planned to result in him dying. After debating the handling of the scene, the filmmakers decided to change the death into a non-fatal injury by which he merely suffers a broken leg.The film was released to theaters on July 10, 1981, by Buena Vista Distribution. It was a financial success, earning $39.9 million domestically and receiving mixed reviews from critics. It was nominated for three awards, of which it won one. At the time of its release, it was the most expensive animated film produced to date, costing $12 million. It was re-released to theaters on March 25, 1988. An intermediate follow-up, The Fox and the Hound 2, was released directly-to-DVD on December 12, 2006.<EOS>"
3853,119701,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated British Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Eppel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fortunate Fool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fortunate_Fool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Walker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fortunate Fool is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Norman Walker and starring Hugh Wakefield, Joan Wyndham and Jack Raine.It was made at Ealing Studios as a quota quickie. The film's sets were designed by the art director Wilfred Shingleton.<EOS>"
3854,167267,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Image Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monarch Home Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mimi Lesseos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Lieb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mimi Lesseos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mimi_Lesseos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mimi_Lesseos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Streets of Rage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Rage_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Streets of Rage is a 1994 American action crime film directed by Richard Elfman (credited as Aristide Sumatra) and co-written by Elfman and Mimi Lesseos, based on a story by Lesseos. The film stars Lesseos and Oliver Page.<EOS>"
3855,2502,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Nussbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Justin Springer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Elise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aimee_Teegarden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Braun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nolan_Sotillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cameron_Monaghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Norris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_McDonell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kylie_Bunbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raini_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yin Chang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Nussbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prom:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_proms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joe_Nussbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Deborah_Lurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hollywood_Records_soundtracks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Prom is a 2011 American teen romantic comedy film directed by Joe Nussbaum written by Katie Wech and produced by Ted Griffin and Justin Springer. It was released on April 29, 2011, by Walt Disney Pictures. The film was the first major production filmed with Arri Alexa cameras to be released in theatres.<EOS>"
3856,24399,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Haldane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walturdaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_G.B._Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>East Lynne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1913_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1913_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bert_Haldane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:East_Lynne_(1913_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>East Lynne is a 1913 British silent drama film directed by Bert Haldane and starring Blanche Forsythe, Fred Paul and Fred Morgan. It is based on the 1861 novel East Lynne by Ellen Wood.<EOS>"
3857,166059,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Atlantis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Dale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lally_Cadeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Naughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Atlantis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Separate Vacations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separate_Vacations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Anderson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Separate Vacations is a Canadian sex comedy film, directed by Michael Anderson and released in 1986. The film stars David Naughton and Jennifer Dale as Richard and Sarah Moore, a long-married couple whose relationship has become unfulfilling, who agree to take separate vacations in order to explore whether they want to stay together or break up and see other people.The film's cast also includes Lally Cadeau, Laurie Holden, Tony Rosato, Jay Woodcroft, Sherry Miller and Harvey Atkin.Cadeau received a Genie Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the 7th Genie Awards.<EOS>"
3858,125640,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Further_Gesture<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Dornhelm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Further_Gesture<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfred Molina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Further_Gesture<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Rea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Further_Gesture<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosana Pastor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Further_Gesture<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Dornhelm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Further_Gesture<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Further Gesture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Further_Gesture<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Further_Gesture<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Further_Gesture<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Further_Gesture<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Further_Gesture<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Further_Gesture<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Further_Gesture<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Dornhelm<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Further Gesture is a 1997 film directed by Robert Dornhelm. It stars Stephen Rea and Alfred Molina and had its première at the 12th Dublin Film Festival on 4 March 1997. It is also known as The Break.<EOS>
3859,12943,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mackenzie_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bradley_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Goldschmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joss Ackland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Omar_Epps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Suchet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Dontoh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mackenzie_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bradley_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goldschmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Mackenzie_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stowaways<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ghana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_produced_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Deadly Voyage is a 1996  television film directed by John Mackenzie and written by Stuart Urban. Produced by Union Pictures and John Goldschmidt's Viva Films for joint distribution to BBC Films and HBO.<EOS>
3860,163509,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Prowse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Capaldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ricky Tomlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dervla_Kirwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Blessed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Holly Earl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Earl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Prowse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Shearer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Greatest Store In The World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_department_stores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_novels_adapted_into_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Store_in_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:S_Club_7_television_series<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Greatest Store in the World is a book written by Alex Shearer, later made into a made-for-television film which was broadcast on 24 December 1999 by CBBC (on BBC One). The TV movie has been shown a few times at Christmas on the CBBC channel. It was filmed in the famous London department store Harrods (though the name ""Harrods"" is not used in the story).<EOS>"
3861,102476,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Capitol Film Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Pictures Ltd.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_T._Lowe_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Discarded Lovers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Discarded_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Discarded Lovers is a 1932 American Pre-Code mystery film directed by Fred C. Newmeyer.<EOS>
3862,14911,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount British Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Morosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gertrude_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Wakefield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Owen Nares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Morosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Aren't We All?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aren't_We_All%3F_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_British_writers<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Aren't We All? is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Harry Lachman and starring Gertrude Lawrence, Hugh Wakefield and Owen Nares. It is based on the play Aren't We All? by Frederick Lonsdale. It was made at British and Dominions Elstree Studios.A print is preserved in the Library of Congress collection.<EOS>"
3863,98394,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sollett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Miano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Weitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Weitz_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kerry_Kohansky_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Myron Kerstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Yoo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Baruchel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Cera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kat_Dennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexis_Dziena<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ari_Graynor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sollett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Weitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Weitz_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kerry_Kohansky_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorene_Scafaria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Coming-of-age_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Mothersbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mandate_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_&_Norah's_Infinite_Playlist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Sollett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist is a 2008 American romantic comedy-drama film directed by Peter Sollett and starring Michael Cera, Kat Dennings, Alexis Dziena, Ari Graynor, Aaron Yoo and Jay Baruchel. Written by Lorene Scafaria and based on the novel of the same name by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan, the story tells of teenagers Nick (Cera) and Norah (Dennings), who meet when Norah asks Nick to pretend to be her boyfriend for five minutes. Over the course of the night, they try to find their favorite band's secret show and search for Norah's drunken best friend.The film came into development in 2003 when producer Kerry Kohansky Roberts found Cohn and Levithan's novel and decided to adapt it for film. Scafaria was hired to write the script in 2005, and Sollett signed on to direct the film in 2006. Principal photography took place over 29 days from October to December 2007, primarily in Manhattan and Brooklyn, New York City.The film premiered on September 6, 2008, at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival and was released theatrically on October 3, 2008. It tripled its US$10 million budget with a total gross of US$33.5 million. An accompanying soundtrack was released on September 23, 2008, and the film was released on DVD and Blu-ray on February 3, 2009. It attracted generally positive reviews from critics and received nominations for three Satellite Awards, one GLAAD Media Award, one MTV Movie Award and one Golden Reel Award.<EOS>"
3864,64185,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Marcy Pictures Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Alt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Alt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ethel_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ship of Wanted Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ship_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ship of Wanted Men is a 1933 American pre-Code crime film directed by Lewis D. Collins and starring Dorothy Sebastian, Fred Kohler and Leon Ames. The film's sets were designed by the art director Fred Preble.<EOS>"
3865,161157,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Thornhill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Thornhill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Meillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Lee_(Australian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dignam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Volska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Goddard_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Thornhill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Thornhill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Moorhouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Everlasting Secret Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Thornhill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Everlasting_Secret_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_by_Frank_Moorhouse<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Everlasting Secret Family is a 1988 Australian film directed by Michael Thornhill about a secret society of gay men.  It is based on Frank Moorhouse's so-named collection of four short stories published in 1980.The movie was financed by Antony I. Ginnane's IFM company.IFM pre-sold the movie to Hemdale Film Corporation for $1.5 million but Hemdale was later unable to meet its pre-sale obligations.<EOS>
3866,103390,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Gordon_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Faith_Domergue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Tobey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Gordon_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Worthing_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Smith_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It Came from Beneath the Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Pacific_Ocean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cephalopods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Came_from_Beneath_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It Came from Beneath the Sea is a 1955 American science fiction monster horror film from Columbia Pictures, produced by Sam Katzman and Charles Schneer, directed by Robert Gordon, that stars Kenneth Tobey, Faith Domergue, and Donald Curtis. The screenplay by George Worthing Yates was designed to showcase the stop motion animation special effects of Ray Harryhausen.A monstrous giant octopus rampages along the west coast of North America after becoming too radioactive from nuclear testing in the South Pacific for it to be able to hunt its natural prey in the Mindanao Deep.It Came from Beneath the Sea was released as the top half of a double feature with Creature with the Atom Brain.<EOS>"
3867,59637,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barra_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Pompeo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eion_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barra_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barra_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Life of the Party<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_alcoholism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lifetime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Barra_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_of_the_Party_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Barra_Grant<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Life of the Party is a 2005 film with Eion Bailey and Ellen Pompeo. It was written and directed by Barra Grant.<EOS>
3868,167046,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myron_Waldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Animation director:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Buchwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Tytla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>I. Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myron_Waldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Tytla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>There's Good Boos To-Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Casper_the_Friendly_Ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_foxes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There's_Good_Boos_To-Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>There's Good Boos To-Night is a 1948 animated short directed by Izzy Sparber and narrated by Frank Gallop, featuring Casper the Friendly Ghost. It is the second cartoon in the Casper series. The title is a play on ""There's good news tonight"", the sign-on catchphrase of radio commentator Gabriel Heatter.<EOS>"
3869,111830,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B.P._Schulberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chester_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margot_Grahame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B.P._Schulberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Manning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Counterfeit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Counterfeit_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Counterfeit is a 1936 American crime film directed by Erle C. Kenton and starring Chester Morris, Marian Marsh, Margot Grahame and Lloyd Nolan.<EOS>"
3870,66626,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_J._Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Jaeckel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Martin Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_J._Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_A._Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Starman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Starman: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_visitations_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Colorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Iowa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wisconsin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tennessee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Nitzsche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_romance_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Starman is a 1984 American science fiction romance drama film directed by John Carpenter and written by Bruce A. Evans and Raynold Gideon, with Dean Riesner making uncredited rewrites. It tells the story of a relationship between recently widowed Jenny Hayden (Karen Allen) and a non-corporeal alien who has come to Earth and cloned a human body (portrayed by Jeff Bridges), in response to the invitation found on the gold phonograph record installed on the Voyager 2 space probe.The film received positive reviews but faltered in its initial box office debut. Bridges was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor for his role. It inspired the short-lived Starman television series in 1986.<EOS>"
3871,63440,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gramercy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean Daniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Jacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claire Forlani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Rooker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Affleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shannen Doherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Priscilla Barnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gramercy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Daniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Jacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ira_Newborn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_shopping_malls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1993<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gramercy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:View_Askew_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Jacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Easter_Bunny_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:View_Askewniverse_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mallrats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Depictions_of_Stan_Lee_on_film<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mallrats is a 1995 American buddy comedy film written and directed by Kevin Smith and starring Jason Lee, Jeremy London, Shannen Doherty, Claire Forlani, Priscilla Barnes and Michael Rooker. It is the second film in the View Askewniverse following 1994's Clerks.As in the other Askewniverse films, the characters Jay and Silent Bob feature prominently, and characters and events from other films are discussed. Several cast members, including Lee, Ben Affleck and Joey Lauren Adams, have gone on to work in several other Smith films. Comic-book icon Stan Lee appeared, as did Brian O'Halloran, the star of Smith's breakout feature Clerks.Plans for a sequel film titled MallBrats were announced in March 2015. By the following year, the project was proposed to be a television miniseries. However, by February 2017, Smith announced that he had not been able to sell the series to any network. In January 2020, Smith revealed that development on a sequel film had started again, this time under the title Twilight of the Mallrats.Mallrats has had two versions released: an extended version, and a theatrical version. The theatrical release has a total of 100 differences between the extended version.<EOS>"
3872,161033,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mannie Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amadee_J._Van_Beuren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amadee_J._Van_Beuren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Silvery Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvery_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aesop's_Fables_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Silvery Moon, also known by its alternative title Candy Town, is a 1933 American Pre-Code animated short film by the Van Beuren Studio and as part of the Aesop's Fables cartoon series. The story appears to be inspired by the story of Hansel and Gretel, published by the Brothers Grimm, albeit having a less dark scenario.<EOS>"
3873,57014,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Astral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keefe_Brasselle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>West of Suez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Suez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>West of Suez (U.S. title The Fighting Wildcats) is a 1957 British drama film directed by Arthur Crabtree and starring Keefe Brasselle, Kay Callard and Karel Stepanek. The screenplay was by Norman Hudis from a story by Hudis and Charles F. Vetter (as Lance Hargreaves).<EOS>"
3874,115955,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Cacoyannis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Cacoyannis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Cacoyannis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cherry Orchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bulgaria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cypriot_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Cacoyannis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cherry_Orchard_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_plays_by_Anton_Chekhov<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cherry Orchard is a 1999 period drama film directed and written by Michael Cacoyannis, and starring Charlotte Rampling, Alan Bates, Katrin Cartlidge, and Owen Teale. The supporting cast includes Xander Berkeley, Gerard Butler, Melanie Lynskey, and Frances de la Tour. It is based on the 1904 play The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov, and was an English-language co-production between Cyprus, France and Germany.<EOS>"
3875,107316,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Big 4 Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hell's Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hell's Valley is a 1931 American pre-Code Western film directed by Alan James and starring Hal Taliaferro, Virginia Brown Faire and Walter Miller. It is a remake of When a Man Rides Alone (1919).<EOS>"
3876,163702,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margot Grahame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edmund Breon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Louis_Verneuil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Habit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Lachman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Love Habit is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Harry Lachman and starring Seymour Hicks, Margot Grahame and Edmund Breon. It was made at Elstree Studios with production beginning in August 1930. Produced by British International Pictures, the largest British film company of the time, it was released in January the following year. It was based on a French play Pour avoir Adrienne by Louis Verneuil.<EOS>"
3877,18957,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Greene_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Features_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert A. Papazian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Preston_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Greene_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:King_Features_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Award-winning_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Billy_Goldenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rehearsal_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rehearsal for Murder is an American murder mystery television film  starring Robert Preston and Lynn Redgrave, and directed by David Greene. The script, written by Richard Levinson and William Link, won a 1983 Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America. It originally aired on the CBS Television Network on May 26, 1982.<EOS>"
3878,167027,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunter_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Hunter is a 1931 short animated film by Walter Lantz Productions and stars Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. It is the 48th Oswald short of the Lantz era and the 100th in the entire series.<EOS>
3879,20885,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>M. Night Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Mendel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samuel L. Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eamonn Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlayne Woodard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Spencer Treat Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Mendel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unbreakable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Home_invasions_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mass_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superhero_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Barry_Mendel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blinding_Edge_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Unbreakable_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unbreakable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Osteogenesis_imperfecta_in_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Unbreakable is a 2000 American psychological superhero film written, produced, and directed by M. Night Shyamalan, and starring Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson, and Robin Wright. It is the first installment in the Unbreakable film series. In Unbreakable, David Dunn (Willis) survives a train crash with no injuries, leading to the realization that he harbors superhuman abilities. As he begins to grapple with this discovery, he comes to the attention of disabled comic book store owner Elijah Price (Jackson), who manipulates David to understand him.Shyamalan organized the narrative of Unbreakable to parallel a comic book's traditional three-part story structure. After settling on the origin story, Shyamalan wrote the screenplay as a speculative screenplay with Willis already set to star in the film and Jackson in mind to portray Elijah Price. Filming began in April 2000 and was completed in July.Unbreakable was released on November 22, 2000. It received generally positive reviews, with praise for Shyamalan's direction, screenplay, its aesthetics, the performances, the emotional weight of the story, cinematography, and the score by James Newton Howard. The film has subsequently gained a strong cult following. A realistic vision of the superhero genre, it is regarded by many as one of Shyamalan's best films and one of the best superhero films. In 2011, Time listed it as one of the top ten superhero films of all time, ranking it number four. Quentin Tarantino also included it on his list of the top 20 films released from 1992 to 2009.After years of development on a follow-up film, a thematic sequel, Split, with Willis reprising his role as David Dunn in a cameo role, was released in January 2017. After the financial and critical success of Split, Shyamalan immediately began working on a third film, titled Glass, which was released January 18, 2019, thus making Unbreakable the first installment in the Unbreakable film series.<EOS>"
3880,161902,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immagine_in_Cornice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Clinch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immagine_in_Cornice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lindha Narvaez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immagine_in_Cornice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Immagine in Cornice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immagine_in_Cornice<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immagine_in_Cornice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rockumentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immagine_in_Cornice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immagine_in_Cornice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immagine_in_Cornice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immagine_in_Cornice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pearl_Jam_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Immagine_in_Cornice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pearl_Jam_live_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Immagine in Cornice, Italian for ""picture in a frame"", is a live concert film documenting the 2006 five-concert tour of Italy by the American alternative rock band Pearl Jam. It was released on September 25, 2007.<EOS>"
3881,104107,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magdalena_Zyzak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zachary_Cotler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike S. Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_Jon_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dariusz Jablonski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Craig R. Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Izabela Wojcik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Violetta Kaminska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lena Olin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosanna Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nathan Keyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexander Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jordan Gavaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magdalena_Zyzak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zachary_Cotler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_Jon_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magdalena_Zyzak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zachary_Cotler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Maya Dardel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>US, Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Dardel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_poets<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Maya Dardel is a 2017 drama film written and directed by Zachary Cotler and Magdalena Zyzak, starring Lena Olin, Jordan Gavaris, Alexander Koch, Nathan Keyes, and Rosanna Arquette.It premiered in the Narrative Competition at the 2017 South by Southwest Film Festival and was acquired by Samuel Goldwyn Films and Orion Pictures.<EOS>"
3882,105355,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Guillermin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hawkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Flora_Robson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Guillermin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C.M._Pennington-Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshall_Pugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Holles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Guns at Batasi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Empire_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Addison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guns_at_Batasi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Guillermin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Guns at Batasi is a 1964 British drama film starring Richard Attenborough, Jack Hawkins, Flora Robson, John Leyton and Mia Farrow. The film is based on the 1962 novel The Siege of Battersea by Robert Holles and was directed by John Guillermin. Although the action is set in an overseas colonial military outpost during the last days of the British Empire in East Africa, filming was done at Pinewood Studios in the United Kingdom.<EOS>"
3883,103302,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brendan Keown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeremy Dyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brendan Keown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Moriarty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wyatt Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Moriarty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hitler Meets Christ<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitler_Meets_Christ<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Canada<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hitler Meets Christ is a film that premiered at the Cinequest Film Festival in 2007 and went on to play at other festivals internationally.It was written as a play, then titled Hitler and Christ meet Death at the Port Authority Bus Station, by Michael Moriarty while he was living in New York and acting in Law & Order. It was adapted for screen after Moriarty moved to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.The film was produced by Brendan Keown and Jeremy Dyson of Third Tribe Productions and directed by Brendan Keown.In 2010 the film was released on DVD by Pathfinder Pictures.<EOS>"
3884,75362,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Boyle_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lumas Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Sax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Boyle_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Sax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Times Square<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gotham_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Boyle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Times Square is a 1929 American sound part-talkie drama film directed by Joseph Boyle and starring Alice Day, Arthur Lubin and Emile Chautard. In addition to sequences with audible dialogue or talking sequences, the film features a synchronized musical score and sound effects along with English intertitles. The soundtrack was recorded using a sound-on-disc system. The film was shot in Los Angeles and New York.<EOS>"
3885,135857,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeybaby,_Honeybaby<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeybaby,_Honeybaby<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Kelly/Jordan Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeybaby,_Honeybaby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Calvin_Lockhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeybaby,_Honeybaby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Sands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeybaby,_Honeybaby<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeybaby,_Honeybaby<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Honey baby, Honey baby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeybaby,_Honeybaby<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeybaby,_Honeybaby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeybaby,_Honeybaby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeybaby,_Honeybaby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeybaby,_Honeybaby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeybaby,_Honeybaby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Lebanon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeybaby,_Honeybaby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeybaby,_Honeybaby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_action_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Honey baby, Honey baby is a 1974 American action film directed by Michael Schultz. The film focuses on the adventures of Laura Lewis, a young woman from Harlem known as ""Honey Baby"" (Diana Sands), who wins a game show trip to Beirut, Lebanon. While on this trip, she and her cousin Skiggy (J.Eric Bell) get in trouble after she encounters a Chinese woman named Madame Chan (Gay Suilin), who, unknown to Laura and Skiggy, implants a dot with the secret formula of a deceased prince's body in Honey Baby's purse. Consequently, mercenaries track Honey Baby to get the formula back.The film was also released in the United States under a variety of alternate titles such as, ""Honeybaby, Honeybaby"", ""Honeybaby"", and ""Three Days in Beirut"".<EOS>"
3886,81582,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simone_Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Chatterton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladislas_Fodor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Markey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girls' Dormitory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_boarding_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls'_Dormitory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Girls' Dormitory is a 1936 American romance film directed by Irving Cummings based upon the 1934 play Mature by Ladislas Fodor, and adapted for the screen by Gene Markey.<EOS>"
3887,34615,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Binder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Music_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Binder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bones_Howe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_Presley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Binder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Music_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Binder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bones_Howe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Billy_Goldenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_in_American_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elvis_Presley_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Music_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_filmed_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elvis_Presley_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_directed_by_Steve_Binder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvis_(1968_TV_program)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elvis_Presley_soundtracks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Singer Presents  ... Elvis, commonly referred to as the '68 Comeback Special, is an Elvis Presley concert television special that aired on NBC on December 3, 1968. It marked Presley's return to live performance after a seven-year period during which he focused on his film appearances.The concert was initially planned as a Christmas special by the network and Presley's manager, Colonel Tom Parker. Producer Bob Finkel hired director Steve Binder, who, rather than creating a Christmas special, created a concert that would reflect the musical trends of the time and appeal to a younger audience. Filming took place in June 1968 at NBC Studios in Burbank, California. The special included a sit-down session that showcased Presley in an informal setting, surrounded by fans and a small band.The special received positive reviews and topped the Nielsen television ratings for the week in which it aired. It became the most-watched show of the television season, earning 42% of the television audience. Later known as the Comeback Special, it relaunched Presley's singing career.<EOS>"
3888,31614,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Garth Pillsbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jenny Neumann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walt Robin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mistress of the Apes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mistress_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Buchanan<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Mistress of the Apes is a 1979 film from Larry Buchanan.<EOS>
3889,149875,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_apes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_in_Africa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy in Africa is an American animated short film, released by Warner Bros. under the Looney Tunes series on July 6, 1935. It stars Buddy, the second star of the series. Ben Hardaway supervised the short; musical direction was by Norman Spencer. Notably, Jack Carr, who provided Buddy's voice, is a credited animator on this cartoon. The short was first shown at the Whittier Theatre in Whittier, California on its release day.<EOS>"
3890,50489,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Search_for_John_Gissing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Binder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Search_for_John_Gissing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Binder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Search_for_John_Gissing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Binder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Search_for_John_Gissing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Search for John Gissing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Search_for_John_Gissing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Search_for_John_Gissing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Search_for_John_Gissing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Search_for_John_Gissing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Search_for_John_Gissing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Search_for_John_Gissing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Search_for_John_Gissing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Search_for_John_Gissing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Larry_Groupé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Search_for_John_Gissing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Binder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Search_for_John_Gissing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sunlight_Productions_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Search for John Gissing is a 2001 comedy film written and directed by Mike Binder, produced by Jack Binder, and starring Alan Rickman, Janeane Garofalo, and Mike Binder, set in London. The film won Best Picture at the 2002 Sarasota Film Festival.<EOS>"
3891,3606,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Roy_Luby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Roy_Luby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rock River Renegades<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_S._Roy_Luby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_River_Renegades<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Range_Busters<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rock River Renegades is a 1942 American Western film directed by S. Roy Luby. The film is the thirteenth in Monogram Pictures' ""Range Busters"" series, and it stars Ray ""Crash"" Corrigan as Crash, John ""Dusty"" King as Dusty and Max ""Alibi"" Terhune as Alibi, with Christine McIntyre, John Elliott and Weldon Heyburn.<EOS>"
3892,27165,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lorne Michaels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Aykroyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Curtin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorne_Michaels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Aykroyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_and_Terry_Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Davis_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Coneheads<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Coneheads: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_invasions_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lorne_Michaels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saturday_Night_Live_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dan_Aykroyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saturday_Night_Live_in_the_1990s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Bonnie_and_Terry_Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Tom_Davis_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coneheads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_trios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Coneheads is a 1993 American science-fiction comedy film released by Paramount Pictures. It is produced by Lorne Michaels, directed by Steve Barron, and stars Dan Aykroyd, Jane Curtin, and Michelle Burke. The film is based on the NBC Saturday Night Live comedy sketches about aliens stranded on Earth, who have Anglicized their Remulakian surname ""Clorhone"" to ""Conehead"".Aykroyd and Curtin reprising their roles, with Burke takes over the role played by Laraine Newman on SNL. The film also features roles and cameos by actors and comedians from SNL and other television series of the time, such as Michael McKean, David Spade, Michael Richards, Sinbad, Adam Sandler, Jan Hooks, Chris Farley, Jason Alexander, Phil Hartman, Drew Carey, Kevin Nealon, Julia Sweeney, Garrett Morris, Laraine Newman, Tim Meadows, Tom Arnold, and Jon Lovitz. Released on July 23, 1993, it received mixed-to-negative reviews from critics, and was a commercial failure, earning $21 million against a $30 million budget.Three years after the release of Coneheads, screenwriters Bonnie & Terry Turner and star Jane Curtin would revisit the premise of aliens arriving on Earth and assimilating into American society with the TV show 3rd Rock from the Sun, with Curtin instead playing a human character.Coneheads, which was released before 9/11, has often been recognized as an allegorical commentary on the illegal-immigrant experience in America. The movie's storyline traces the experiences of Beldar and Prymaat, and later their native-born daughter Connie, from their humble beginnings to the point where they successfully integrate into American society.<EOS>"
3893,93840,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Miles Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rojak Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Serge Rodnunsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Allen Lee Haff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Guy Veig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leah Rowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Serge_Rodnunsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Serge_Rodnunsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Altered Species<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Altered_Species<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mice_and_rats<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Altered Species, earlier known as Rodentz, is a 2001 horror film directed by Miles Feldman and starring Allen Lee Haff, Leah Rowan, and Guy Veig. The plot is about a scientist who has found a way to regenerate damaged tissue in the body.<EOS>"
3894,8043,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Jarrold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Johnston_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Rae_(TV_executive)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maggie Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Cromwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James McAvoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Jarrold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Rae_(TV_executive)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Becoming Jane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Becoming Jane: Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_period_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Graham_Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Jane_Austen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Julian_Jarrold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_Jane_Austen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Becoming Jane is a 2007 biographical romantic drama film directed by Julian Jarrold. It depicts the early life of the British author Jane Austen and her lasting love for Thomas Langlois Lefroy. American actress Anne Hathaway stars as the title character, while her romantic interest is played by Scottish actor James McAvoy. Also appearing in the film are Julie Walters, James Cromwell and Maggie Smith. This was Ian Richardson's final film performance before his death in the same year as the film's release. The film was produced in cooperation with several companies, including Ecosse Films and Blueprint Pictures. It also received funding from the Irish Film Board and the UK Film Council Premiere Fund.The film is partly based on the 2003 book Becoming Jane Austen by Jon Hunter Spence, who was also hired as historical consultant. The final screenplay, developed by Sarah Williams and Kevin Hood, pieced together some known facts about Austen into a coherent story, in what co-producer Graham Broadbent called ""our own Austenesque landscape."" According to Hood, he attempted to weave together ""what we know about Austen's world from her books and letters,"" and believed Austen's personal life was the inspiration for Pride and Prejudice. Jarrold began production of the film in early 2006, opting to shoot primarily in Ireland as he found it had better-preserved locations than Hampshire, England, where Austen was raised.Released firstly in the United Kingdom on 9 March 2007 and in other countries later in the year, Becoming Jane earned approximately $37 million worldwide. The film received mixed reviews from critics. Hathaway's performance received mixed critical reception, with some reviewers negatively focusing on her nationality and accent. Commentators and scholars have analysed the presence of Austen characters and themes within the film, and also noted the implementation of mass marketing in the film's release.<EOS>"
3895,32142,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Blanke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Dauphin_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Medina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Malden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Blanke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_R._Webb_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Phantom of the Rue Morgue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1870s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Buttolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_of_the_Rue_Morgue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Murders_in_the_Rue_Morgue<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Phantom of the Rue Morgue is a 1954 American mystery horror film directed by Roy Del Ruth and starring Karl Malden, Claude Dauphin and Patricia Medina. The film is an adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's 1841 short story The Murders in the Rue Morgue.Warner Bros. released several 3D productions during the 1950s, including the big-budget The Charge at Feather River (1953). Following another western, The Moonlighter (1953), starring Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray, the studio attempted to repeat the success they had with House of Wax the previous year. This movie was based on the same story which had formed the basis of a 1932 horror film which stars Bela Lugosi.<EOS>"
3896,153397,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Windsor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hattie_Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Bresslaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Butterworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Douglas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1750s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_highwaymen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Dick_Turpin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Carry On Dick is a 1974 British comedy film, the 26th release in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992). The story is based on the Dick Turpin legend and features Turpin (James) as an antihero, attempting to evade capture by the authorities.Carry On Dick was released in July 1974 and marked the end of an era for the series. It features the last appearances of Sid James (after nineteen appearances in the series prior to his death two years later from a heart attack), Hattie Jacques (fourteen appearances) and Barbara Windsor (nine appearances), although all three would appear in the Carry On Laughing TV series and Windsor would co-present a film compilation, That's Carry On!. It was the first of two Carry On appearances for Sam Kelly and the final Carry On film for Margaret Nolan (six appearances) and Bill Maynard (five appearances). It was the 20th and final Carry On to be scripted by Talbot Rothwell. Other regulars in Carry On Dick were Kenneth Williams, Bernard Bresslaw, Joan Sims, Kenneth Connor, Peter Butterworth, Patsy Rowlands and Jack Douglas. The film was followed by Carry On Behind in 1975.One of the scenes of this movie incidentally features the marriage bed of Henry VII as a stage prop.<EOS>"
3897,34904,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Pelissier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>General Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_Darnborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Culver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glynis_Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_Purcell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Pelissier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_Darnborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Ambler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._E._B._Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Macrae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Encore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Monaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Pelissier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_T._E._B._Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Addinsell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_W._Somerset_Maugham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Pat_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Encore_(1951_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Aesop's_Fables<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Encore is a 1951 anthology film composed of adaptations of three short stories by W. Somerset Maugham:""The Ant and the Grasshopper"", directed by Pat Jackson and adapted by T. E. B. Clarke;""Winter Cruise"" (from the 1947 collection of Maugham stories Creatures of Circumstance), directed by Anthony Pelissier, screenplay by Arthur Macrae;""Gigolo and Gigolette"" (from the 1940 collection of Maugham stories The Mixture as Before), directed by Harold French, written by Eric Ambler.Maugham introduces each part of the film with a piece to camera from his garden on the French Riviera. Encore was the final film in a Maugham trilogy, preceded by Quartet and Trio. The film was entered into the 1952 Cannes Film Festival.<EOS>"
3898,145503,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dreamt_I_Woke_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dreamt_I_Woke_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Ryerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dreamt_I_Woke_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dreamt_I_Woke_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Ryerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dreamt_I_Woke_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dreamt_I_Woke_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Dreamt I Woke Up<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dreamt_I_Woke_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dreamt_I_Woke_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dreamt_I_Woke_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dreamt_I_Woke_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dreamt_I_Woke_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dreamt_I_Woke_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dreamt_I_Woke_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dreamt_I_Woke_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_short_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Dreamt I Woke Up is a 1991 Irish short film directed by John Boorman. It stars John Hurt and Janet McTeer as well as Boorman and his son Charley.Commissioned by the BBC as part of ""The Director's Place"" series, the essay/documentary explores the home and neighbours of John Boorman and the mystical qualities of the Wicklow Mountains as well as their influence on some of Boorman's films, namely ""Excalibur"", ""Deliverance"" and ""Hope And Glory"". The film features Garech Browne and his Luggala Estate, and also refers to Garech's younger brother Tara Browne.<EOS>"
3899,155996,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sentenced_for_Life_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sentenced_for_Life_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sentenced_for_Life_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sentenced_for_Life_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sentenced_for_Life_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sentenced for Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sentenced_for_Life_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sentenced_for_Life_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sentenced_for_Life_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sentenced_for_Life_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sentenced_for_Life_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sentenced_for_Life_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sentenced for Life is a low budget 1960 British second feature crime film directed by Max Varnel and starring Basil Dignam, Jack Gwillim, Francis Matthews, and Jill Williams. It was written by Mark Grantham and Eldon Howard and produced by The Danzigers.<EOS>"
3900,77198,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trouble in the Air<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Saunders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Highbury_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trouble in the Air is a 1948 British comedy film directed by Charles Saunders and starring Freddie Frinton, Jimmy Edwards, and Bill Owen. It was made at Highbury Studios as a second feature. The film's sets were designed by the art director Don Russell.<EOS>"
3901,113316,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Clay Kaytis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Fergal Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Catherine Winder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Hader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny McBride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Sudeikis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Gad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maya Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Dinklage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clay_Kaytis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fergal_Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Winder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Vitti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Angry Birds Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Angry Birds Movie: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Finland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Finnish_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Heitor_Pereira<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Finnish_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:4DX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pigs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Finnish_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clay_Kaytis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Finnish_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Birds_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Angry_Birds<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Angry Birds Movie is a 2016 animated comedy film based on Rovio Entertainment's Angry Birds franchise, produced by Columbia Pictures and Rovio Animation, and distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing. The film was directed by Clay Kaytis and Fergal Reilly from a screenplay written by Jon Vitti and a story by Mikael Hed, Mikko Pöllä, and co-producer John Cohen. It stars the voices of Jason Sudeikis, Josh Gad, Danny McBride, Maya Rudolph, Kate McKinnon, Sean Penn, Tony Hale, Keegan-Michael Key, Bill Hader, and Peter Dinklage. The film follows Red (Sudeikis), an outcast in an island of anthropomorphic flightless birds, as he suspects a newly arrived crew of pigs led by Leonard (Hader) of plotting an evil plan, and attempts to put a stop to them with the help of his newfound friends Chuck (Gad) and Bomb (McBride).After the success of the Angry Birds Toons animated series, Rovio subsequently began development on an adaptation of the Angry Birds video game series, and would proceed to make a proper announcement in December 2012. The first image from the film was revealed in October 2014, with Sudeikis, Gad, McBride, Hader, Rudolph, and Dinklage revealed to be part of its cast at the same time. Rovio and Sony Pictures announced that they would spend roughly €100 million for the marketing and distribution of The Angry Birds Movie, surpassing the €8.5 million budget of Big Game (2014) to become the most expensive Finnish-produced film up to that point. Sony Pictures Imageworks was responsible for handling animation services for the film.The Angry Birds Movie was released in the United States and Canada on May 20, 2016. The film received mixed reviews from critics and became a commercial success, grossing $352 million worldwide. A sequel, The Angry Birds Movie 2, was released on August 14, 2019, co-produced by Sony Pictures Animation, who were not involved with this film. A third installment, The Angry Birds Movie 3, is scheduled to be released by Paramount Pictures on December 23, 2026.<EOS>"
3902,159708,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hal Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carole_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adolphe_Menjou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Langdon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickell_Novack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_S._Hatch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Belgard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Road Show<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Show_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_Langdon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Road Show is a 1941 American comedy film directed by Hal Roach and starring Adolphe Menjou, Carole Landis and John Hubbard. Based on the 1934 novel of the same title by Eric S. Hatch. The film was distributed by United Artists.<EOS>"
3903,73593,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeannot_Szwarc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joanna_Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bradford_Dillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Smith-Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeannot_Szwarc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bug<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charles_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeannot_Szwarc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_insects<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_cockroaches<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bug is a 1975 American science fiction horror film directed by Jeannot Szwarc and written by William Castle and Thomas Page, from Page's novel The Hephaestus Plague (1973). Shot in Panavision, it was the last film Castle was involved in before his death in 1977. The film starred Bradford Dillman, Joanna Miles and Richard Gilliland.The film initially depicts a new insect species, which faces extinction. Professor James Parmiter, a widowed scientist crossbreeds the species with cockroaches, creating a sentient hybrid species of insects.<EOS>"
3904,160356,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Independent Exhibitors' Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosalinde Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian Swinley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Unwritten Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unwritten_Law_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Unwritten Law is a 1929 British short crime film directed by Sinclair Hill, and made at Wembley Studios in the De Forest Phonofilm sound-on-film system.<EOS>"
3905,29167,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Niki_Caro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gordon Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Ciardi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Costner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Bello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_Saylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Niki_Caro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Ciardi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bettina_Gilois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>McFarland, USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Spanish-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_competitions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1987<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_track_and_field_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Idaho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Antônio_Pinto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McFarland,_USA<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Niki_Caro<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>McFarland, USA (also known as McFarland) is a 2015 American sports drama film directed by Niki Caro, produced by Mark Ciardi and Gordon Gray, written by Christopher Cleveland, Bettina Gilois and Grant Thompson with music composed by Antônio Pinto. The film was co-produced by Walt Disney Pictures and Mayhem Pictures. Based on the true story of a 1987 cross country team from a mainly Latino high school in McFarland, California, the film stars Kevin Costner as Jim White, the school's coach, who leads the team to win a state championship. The film also stars Maria Bello and Morgan Saylor.McFarland, USA was released on February 20, 2015, received positive reviews from critics, and grossed over $45 million. The film was released on DVD and Blu-ray on June 2, 2015, by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.<EOS>"
3906,105668,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Innovation Film Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>UrbanWorks Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeff Clanagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Janis Woody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kimberly Ogletree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nikkole Denson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mo'Nique<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Taraji_P._Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gina_Torres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kellita_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Ramsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hair Show<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair_Show<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_Small<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hair Show is a 2004 comedy film directed by Leslie Small starring Mo'Nique and Kellita Smith. It is the theatrical directorial debut of Leslie Small.<EOS>
3907,143172,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Like_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Berry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Like_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ> David Berry,  Tom Ly,  Carlos Pedraza,  J. T. Tepnapa,  Christopher Toyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Like_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ> Grant Davis,  Davi Santos,  Ben Baur,  Ajiona Alexus,  Jana Lee Hamblin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Like_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._T._Tepnapa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Like_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Toyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Like_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlos_Pedraza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Like_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Bell_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Like_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Something Like Summer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Like_Summer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Like_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Like_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Like_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Like_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Like_Summer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Something Like Summer is a 2017 drama musical film based upon the 2011 Young Adult novel Something Like Summer by Jay Bell and the first entry in the Something Like... series.<EOS>
3908,123538,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Findlay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Longden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:René_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ballard_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jennifer Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Hale_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Birmingham,_West_Midlands<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Jennifer Hale is a 1937 British crime film directed by Bernard Mainwaring and starring René Ray, Ballard Berkeley and John Longden.The film was made as a quota quickie at Wembley Studios by the British subsidiary of Twentieth Century Fox.<EOS>"
3909,171378,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Bennison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>A.F. Erickson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Holt_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Byron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Evalyn Knapp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Bennison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.F._Erickson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Kevin_McGuinness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>This Sporting Age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Polo_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>This Sporting Age is a 1932 American sports drama film directed by Andrew Bennison and A.F. Erickson and starring Jack Holt, Evalyn Knapp and Walter Byron.<EOS>"
3910,104737,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Priggen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Lucas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Faulds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colette Wilde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Priggen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Barnes_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Professionals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Alwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Professionals_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Sharp<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Professionals is a 1960 British crime thriller, directed by Don Sharp and starring William Lucas, Andrew Faulds and Colette Wilde.It screened on US television in 1961 as part of the Kraft Mystery Theatre series. It was one of a series of films Anglo-Amalgamated sold to US television for one million dollars.<EOS>"
3911,19787,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ang_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Colesberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Schamus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan Rhys Meyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tobey Maguire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Skeet Ulrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jewel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Guiry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan Brandis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Caviezel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ang_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Schamus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Colesberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Schamus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ride with the Devil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ride with the Devil: Music from and inspired by the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_military_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Western_(genre)_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Schamus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1860s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_James_Schamus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ang_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_American_slavery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mychael_Danna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Guerrilla_warfare_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kansas_in_the_American_Civil_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Missouri_in_the_American_Civil_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_with_the_Devil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African_Americans_in_the_American_Civil_War<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ride with the Devil is a 1999 American revisionist Western film directed by Ang Lee and starring Tobey Maguire, Skeet Ulrich, Jeffrey Wright, Jewel in her feature film debut, Simon Baker, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, James Caviezel, Thomas Guiry and Jonathan Brandis. Based on the novel Woe to Live On, by Daniel Woodrell, the film, set during the American Civil War, follows a group of men who join the First Missouri Irregulars, also known as the Bushwhackers—guerrilla units loyal to pro-Confederacy units of the state—and their war against Northern Jayhawkers allied with the Union army.The film was a co-production between Universal Studios (the successor to Polygram Filmed Entertainment) and Good Machine. Principal photography began on March 25, 1998. Theatrically, it was commercially distributed by the USA Films division of USA Networks and premiered in only six theaters nationwide in the United States on November 26, 1999, and for only three days, grossing a total of $635,096 (~$1.09 million in 2023).Ride with the Devil has been noted for its thematic exploration of politics, violence and war. In 2010, The Criterion Collection released a restored high-definition digital transfer for the home media market, featuring an extended 148-minute director's cut of the film.<EOS>"
3912,142153,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janis_Paige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Niven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Byington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Haydn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Please Don't Eat the Daisies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Publicity_stunts_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Please_Don't_Eat_the_Daisies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Please Don't Eat the Daisies  is a 1960 American Metrocolor comedy film in CinemaScope starring Doris Day and David Niven, made by Euterpe Inc., and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The movie was directed by Charles Walters and produced by Joe Pasternak, with Martin Melcher (Day's husband) as associate producer.The screenplay was written by Isobel Lennart and was partly inspired by the 1957 book of the same name, a collection of humorous essays, by Jean Kerr.The film also features Janis Paige, Spring Byington, Richard Haydn, Patsy Kelly, and Jack Weston. Spring Byington made her final film appearance in this film, but appeared in TV shows later.<EOS>"
3913,127472,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Griffiths_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Starz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Elliott_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alba_Francesca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Upton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Preston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Haggerty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pato_Hoffmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Griffiths_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Starz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Elliott_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alba_Francesca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Upton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Griffiths_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cheyenne Warrior is a 1994 American Western television film written by Michael B. Druxman, directed by Mark Griffiths, and stars Kelly Preston, Dan Haggerty and Pato Hoffmann. The film follows the struggle of a widowed, pregnant woman who is stranded at a trading post during the American Civil War.<EOS>"
3914,70200,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Akers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Gay_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sandon Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Israel Ehrisman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chad_Edward_Bartley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaetano_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Akers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Gay_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandon_Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Phoenix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoenix_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Akers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Phoenix is a 2006 film by American director Michael Akers, his third feature film after Gone, But Not Forgotten (2003) and Matrimonium (2005). The film was produced by Sandon Berg with Israel Ehrisman as co-producer and starred Chad Edward Bartley as Dylan, Gaetano Jones as Kenneth Sparks and Jeff Castle as Demetrius Stone. The film was distributed by United Gay Network. This film was inspired by Michaelangelo Antonioni's film L'Avventura and adds a gay twist.<EOS>"
3915,115722,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>S.W. Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Case of the Frightened Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Frightened_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Case of the Frightened Lady is a 1940 British, black-and-white, crime, drama, mystery thriller, directed by George King and starring Marius Goring as Lord Lebanon, Helen Haye as Lady Lebanon, Penelope Dudley Ward as Isla Crane, George Merritt as Detective Inspector Tanner, Ronald Shiner as Detective Sergeant Totty and Felix Aylmer as Dr Amersham. It was produced by Pennant Picture Productions and presented by British Lion Film Corporation. The film is based on the 1931 play by Edgar Wallace.This production was the second time that Wallace’s play had been adapted for the cinema. The first production in 1932 was directed by T. Hayes Hunter and starred Emlyn Williams. The BBC also produced two television versions; the first in 1938 and the second in 1983 which starred Warren Clarke and Virginia McKenna.In 2008, the film was released on DVD by Odeon Entertainment as part of their 'Best of British' collection. Prior to this release, the film had not been seen in public since its original release.<EOS>"
3916,151976,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Widgey_R._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Widgey R. Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Widgey_R._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Widgey_R._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>On Velvet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Velvet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Widgey_R._Newman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>On Velvet is a 1938 British musical comedy film directed by Widgey R. Newman and starring Wally Patch, Joe Hayman and Vi Kaley. It is a musical revue and was distributed by the American company Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
3917,123808,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pop 'Im Pop!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hippety_Hopper_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_kangaroos_and_wallabies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mother–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_'im_Pop!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pop 'Im Pop! is a 1950 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes theatrical cartoon short directed by Robert McKimson and written by Warren Foster. The short was released on October 28, 1950, and stars Sylvester the Cat, Hippety Hopper and Sylvester Jr., in the latter's first appearance.<EOS>"
3918,90131,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rory_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rory Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bascum Bowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clint Bowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edgar Bowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Iree Bowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samantha Bowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rory_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rory_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Bailey_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>American Hollow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kentucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Kentucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hollow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Perry_County,_Kentucky<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>American Hollow is a 1999 American documentary film directed and produced by Rory Kennedy. The film follows the extended Bowling family, residents of an eastern Kentucky valley, for a year in Perry County, Kentucky. The music for the film was composed by Bill Frisell. An accompanying novel, also titled American Hollow was also released alongside the film in 1999. It was authored by Rory Kennedy.<EOS>"
3919,165582,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Rilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sydney Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Williams_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mai_Zetterling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoko_Tani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Crawford_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Rilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Williams_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leigh_Vance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Piccadilly Third Stop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wolf_Rilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piccadilly_Third_Stop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_London_Underground<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Piccadilly Third Stop is a 1960 British thriller film directed by Wolf Rilla and starring Terence Morgan, Yoko Tani and John Crawford. It was written by Leigh Vance. A wealthy playboy hires a gang of criminals to help him steal £100,000.<EOS>"
3920,98291,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Syndicate Film Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Steele_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bud Osborne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edna Aslin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Winters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Breezy Bill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breezy_Bill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Breezy Bill is a 1930 American Western film pre-Code directed by J.P. McGowan and starring Bob Steele and Bud Osborne. It was produced as an independent second feature on Poverty Row.<EOS>
3921,167120,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._C._Lyles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Ladd, Julie Adams and John Agar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._C._Lyles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Raymie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fishing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ronald_Stein<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Raymie is a 1960 drama film directed by Frank McDonald and starring David Ladd. It is perhaps best known for its title song, which was sung by comedian Jerry Lewis and written by Ronald Stein.<EOS>"
3922,66636,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Emmett Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Kavanaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stars Over Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Karl_Hajos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_Over_Texas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stars Over Texas is a 1946 American Western film directed by Robert Emmett Tansey and starring Eddie Dean, Roscoe Ates, and Shirley Patterson.<EOS>"
3923,102454,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joey Boukadakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ghostlight Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Pat_Bentel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Josh McGuire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joey Boukadakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Riehle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dianna_Agron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Paesel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ray_Bower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Boukadakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Pat_Bentel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dinner with Raphael<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_with_Raphael<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dinner with Raphael is a 2009 American short comedy film produced and directed by Joey Boukadakis. It stars Dianna Agron, Paul Boukadakis, Michael Bower, Brett Paesel and Richard Riehle.The film was co-produced by Mary Pat Bentel and Josh McGuire.<EOS>"
3924,104680,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Mulcahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_TriStar_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nile_Niami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick Choi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leland_Orser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Joy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Tyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Mulcahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_TriStar_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nile_Niami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Resurrection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Russell_Mulcahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Brad_Mirman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Resurrection is a 1999 Police procedural horror film directed by Russell Mulcahy and starring Christopher Lambert, Leland Orser and Robert Joy. David Cronenberg appears in a cameo as a priest. Lambert co-wrote the story for the film with Brad Mirman, who also wrote the screenplay. The film was theatrically released in most of Europe, Asia and Australia, but went straight to DVD in the US. It was also occasionally aired/streamed on television.<EOS>"
3925,94580,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evixion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bashar_Shbib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evixion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bashar Shbib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evixion<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bashar_Shbib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evixion<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bashar_Shbib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evixion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Evixion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evixion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evixion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evixion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evixion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evixion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evixion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Evixion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bashar_Shbib<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Evixion is a 1986 Canadian docudrama film produced and directed by Bashar Shbib. The film is about the tenants of a dilapidated  apartment building in Montreal who receive an eviction notice and have to deal with the possibility of being homeless. The cast includes Roland Smith, Claire Nadon, Kennon Raines, Pierre Curzi, Piotr Lysak and Jean-Claude Gingras.  It was criticized for its lack of a proper plot or purpose. It was first released on 26 August 1968 at the World Film Festival in Montreal.<EOS>"
3926,8263,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Shumate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Behind the Evidence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Behind_the_Evidence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Behind the Evidence is a 1935 American crime film directed by Lambert Hillyer and starring Norman Foster, Sheila Bromley and Donald Cook. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
3927,69310,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sam Wurtzell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marguerite_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rex Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Harmony at Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Samuel_Kaylin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Harmony at Home (a.k.a. She Steps Out) is a 1930 pre-Code domestic-comedy film directed by Hamilton MacFadden. It was produced and distributed by Fox Film Corporation. It was based on a 1925 Broadway play, The Family Upstairs by actor, writer, composer Harry Delf.<EOS>"
3928,160854,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kenneth Macgowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Jenkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Hersholt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ameche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sins of Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Austrian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_deaf_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Joseph_Roth<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sins of Man is a 1936 American period drama film directed by Otto Brower and starring Jean Hersholt, Don Ameche and Allen Jenkins. It was produced and released by 20th Century Fox. It is based on the 1930 novel Job by Joseph Roth.<EOS>"
3929,168858,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Lombardo_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hallahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fionnula_Flanagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Le_Mat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Molly_Ringwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Lombardo_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>P.K. and the Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Colorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.K._and_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>P.K. and the Kid (also known as Petaluma Pride) is a 1987 American drama film  directed  by Lou Lombardo and  starring Paul Le Mat, Molly Ringwald, Alex Rocco, Charles Hallahan and Fionnula Flanagan. Filmed in 1983 but shelved for four years, it was eventually released in  1987.<EOS>"
3930,57162,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Harper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Dors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yvonne Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Harper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Yield to the Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Women_in_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_capital_punishment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yield_to_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Yield to the Night (U.S. title: Blonde Sinner) is a 1956 British crime drama film directed by J. Lee Thompson and starring Diana Dors, Yvonne Mitchell and Michael Craig. It was written by John Cresswell and Joan Henry based on Henry's 1954 novel Yield to the Night.The storyline bears a superficial and coincidental resemblance to the Ruth Ellis case, which had occurred the previous year but subsequent to the release of Henry's novel.  The film received much positive critical attention, particularly for the unexpectedly skilled acting of Dors, who had previously been cast solely as a British version of the typical ""blonde bombshell"".<EOS>"
3931,106911,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Heart's Desire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Operetta_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heart's_Desire_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Heart's Desire is a 1935 British musical drama film directed by Paul L. Stein and starring Richard Tauber, Leonora Corbett, Kathleen Kelly, Diana Napier and Frank Vosper. Its plot involves a young opera singer who is discovered in Vienna and brought to London where he rises to stardom.The film was made at Elstree Studios in April/May 1935, and had its charity premiere at the Regal Cinema, Marble Arch, London on 17 October that year. It was part of a cycle of British operetta films.<EOS>"
3932,168963,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Lanfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century-Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Fowley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adolphe_Menjou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Whalen_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Martin_(American_singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montagu_Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patsy_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Healy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The Ritz Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Dunbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Stanton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Lanfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century-Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sing, Baby, Sing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing,_Baby,_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Lanfield<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Sing, Baby, Sing is a 1936 American musical comedy film directed by Sidney Lanfield and starring Alice Faye, Adolphe Menjou and Gregory Ratoff. It was produced and distributed by Twentieth Century Fox. Richard A. Whiting and Walter Bullock received an Academy Award nomination in Best Original Song at the 9th Academy Awards for their song ""When Did You Leave Heaven"".<EOS>"
3933,162755,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_'N'_Roll_Cowboys<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rob Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_'N'_Roll_Cowboys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Vernon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_'N'_Roll_Cowboys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jan Tyrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_'N'_Roll_Cowboys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Phelps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_'N'_Roll_Cowboys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nikki_Coghill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_'N'_Roll_Cowboys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_'N'_Roll_Cowboys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rock 'N' Roll Cowboys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_'N'_Roll_Cowboys<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_'N'_Roll_Cowboys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_'N'_Roll_Cowboys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_'N'_Roll_Cowboys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_'N'_Roll_Cowboys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_'N'_Roll_Cowboys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Rock 'N' Roll Cowboys is a 1988 Australian television film about a roadie.<EOS>
3934,81403,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chuck Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Duck Dodgers and the<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Return of the 24½th Century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_planets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mars_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dean_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_24th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Marvin_the_Martian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Duck_Dodgers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duck_Dodgers_and_the_Return_of_the_24½th_Century<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Duck Dodgers and the Return of the 24½th Century is a 1980 animated short film starring Daffy Duck, Porky Pig and Marvin the Martian. It is the sequel to the 1953 cartoon Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century. It was the first Daffy and Porky cartoon since 1965. This cartoon first premiered on November 20, 1980, as part of an animated NBC television special called Daffy Duck's Thanks-for-Giving Special, with scenes that would later be cut when this cartoon was reformatted as a short. The final credited work of Michael Maltese (who would die only three months following the short's original broadcast), the majority of Maltese's storyboards (including a duel between Marvin and Daffy and the return of K-9, who features prominently within the boards) nonetheless went unused within the finished short. The only parts written by Maltese that remained in the final product is the problem of the lack of the element that produces yo-yo polish (called flexonite in the boards) and Gossamer being shaven (albeit with Porky using hair clippers instead of Daffy singing The Song of the Marines to Gossamer and his weakness being barbers instead of music).The theme tune is an orchestral version of Frédéric Chopin - Polonaise in A major Op. 40 No. 1 Military.<EOS>"
3935,117596,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lupino_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ian Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lupino_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Deputy Drummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Deputy_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lupino_Lane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Deputy Drummer is a 1935 British musical film directed by Lupino Lane and starring Lane, Jean Denis and Kathleen Kelly.The film was based on a stage musical. It was shot at Wembley Studios as a quota quickie for release by the American company Columbia Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the art director Andrew Mazzei.<EOS>"
3936,103175,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederic_Zelnik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederic_Zelnik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stanley Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Fyffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Renee Gadd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Hyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laddie Cliff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederic_Zelnik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederic_Zelnik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Halm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Károly_Nóti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Happy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frederic_Zelnik<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Happy is a 1933 British musical film directed by Frederic Zelnik, starring Stanley Lupino, Dorothy Hyson, Laddie Cliff, and Will Fyffe.<EOS>"
3937,104469,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_J._Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Premier Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Marcel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Wimbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Faulkner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Annen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Stokes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_J._Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Marcel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexuality-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_visitations_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Female_bisexuality_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mental_health<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_J._Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prey_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Prey (titled Alien Prey in some markets) is a 1977 British science fiction horror film produced by Terry Marcel and directed by Norman J. Warren. The plot concerns a carnivorous alien (Barry Stokes) landing on Earth and befriending a lesbian couple (Sally Faulkner and Glory Annen) as part of his mission to evaluate humans as a source of food. It was filmed in ten days on a budget of about £50,000 (roughly £400,000 in 2023) using locations near Shepperton Studios in Surrey. It had a limited distribution on release.Critical response to the film has been mixed: verdicts range from ""odd"", ""bizarre"" or ""eccentric"" to ""ambitious"" and ""experimental"", while the film's ""claustrophobic"" atmosphere has drawn both praise and criticism. Prey has also received comment for its presentation of conflicting male and female sexuality, with some critics noting similarities to the plot of the D. H. Lawrence novella The Fox (1922). It has been compared to a vampire or zombie film and has been cited as an example of the exploitation (or sexploitation) genre. Plans for a sequel, Human Prey, were abandoned.<EOS>"
3938,70313,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plumber_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Plumber is a 1933 Walter Lantz animated short which features Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.<EOS>
3939,136336,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L'Estrange_Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Batten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renee_Clama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L'Estrange_Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Lipscomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great Game<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_association_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Game_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chelsea_F.C.<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Great Game is a 1930 British film, one of the earliest feature films to use football as a central theme.<EOS>"
3940,156396,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George A. Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sexton Blake and the Bearded Doctor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_crime_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_A._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexton_Blake_and_the_Bearded_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sexton_Blake_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sexton Blake and the Bearded Doctor is a 1935 British mystery film directed by George A. Cooper and starring George Curzon, Henry Oscar and Tony Sympson. It is based on the novel The Blazing Launch Murder by Rex Hardinge, and was one of George Curzon's three big screen outings as the fictional detective.<EOS>"
3941,43399,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bayley Silleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IMAX_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Air_and_Space_Museum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bayley Silleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Marvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bayley_Silleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IMAX_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Air_and_Space_Museum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bayley_Silleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bayley_Silleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cosmic Voyage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Michael_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmic_Voyage_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cosmic Voyage is a 1996 short documentary film produced in the IMAX format, directed by Bayley Silleck, produced by Jeffrey Marvin, and narrated by Morgan Freeman. The film was presented by the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum,and played in IMAX theaters worldwide. The film is available in the DVD format.<EOS>"
3942,164782,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Dawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esmond_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellis Irving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ernest Sefton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat Peterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Dawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bermondsey Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bermondsey_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bermondsey Kid is a 1933 British drama film directed by Ralph Dawson and starring Esmond Knight, Pat Peterson, Ellis Irving and Ernest Sefton. A newsboy enters a boxing championship where he is matched with a sick friend.<EOS>"
3943,9029,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Haft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Goldblum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Glenda Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Hagerty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Conti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beyond Therapy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Male_bisexuality_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gabriel_Yared<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_Therapy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Steven_Haft<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Beyond Therapy is a 1987 American comedy film written and directed by Robert Altman, based on the 1981 play of the same name by Christopher Durang. It stars Julie Hagerty, Jeff Goldblum, Glenda Jackson, Tom Conti, and Christopher Guest.<EOS>"
3944,168752,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>First National<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Foran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She Loved a Fireman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Loved_a_Fireman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>She Loved a Fireman is a 1937 American action drama film directed by John Farrow and starring Dick Foran and Ann Sheridan.It was also known as I Loved a Fireman and Two Platoons.<EOS>
3945,79551,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_W._Durrant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lucoque Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ> Hilda Trevelyan,  Madge Tree,  Maud Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_W._Durrant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>What Every Woman Knows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1917_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1917_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Knows_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_J._M._Barrie<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>What Every Woman Knows is a 1917 British comedy drama film directed by Fred W. Durrant and starring Hilda Trevelyan, Madge Tree and Maud Yates. It is an adaptation of the 1908 play What Every Woman Knows by J.M. Barrie. American versions were filmed in 1921 and 1934.<EOS>"
3946,105978,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Acomba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_McCann_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sneezy_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dixie_Seatle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Washington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Hewitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Acomba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hank Williams: The Show He Never Gave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1952<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Country_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Williams:_The_Show_He_Never_Gave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Hank_Williams<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hank Williams: The Show He Never Gave is a 1980 Canadian film. It was released by Simcom Limited and made by the Film Consortium Of Canada.The movie stars Sneezy Waters as Hank Williams Sr. It also stars Dixie Seatle, Sean McCann, Jackie Washington, Joel Zifkin, and  Sean Hewitt.The film was produced by Henk Van Der Kolk and William T. Marshall. Helga Stephenson was the executive producer. It was directed by David Acomba. Maynard Collins wrote it, and it was based on his stage play. The budget was $CAD578,000.The movie was nominated for ""The Tex Ritter Award"" at The Country Music 1983 Awards Show. It lost to Tender Mercies. It played at the Toronto Film Festival, the London Film Festival and at FILMEX in Los Angeles, California.Sneezy Waters sings 23 Hank Williams songs. ""Tennessee Waltz"", sung by Patti Page, is heard on a jukebox.Unable to secure music rights for a theatrical release from Acuff-Rose who were concerned about the drugs and alcohol scenes, the film was only shown on television (HBO in the US). The movie was filmed for 6 1/2 days between December 8 and 13, 1980. During rehearsal on December 8, the crew learned that John Lennon had been assassinated. Everyone instantly went down to a vigil held in the square at Toronto City Hall. This news gave the movie a very real sense of melancholy.While the musical performance and stage banter elements of the film remain true to the original play, director David Acomba was responsible for the overall film adaptation approach situating Hank in his final car ride on New Year's eve 1952 while he imagines an ideal small roadside bar performance. Acomba worked with Collins introducing fictitious characters representing important influences on Hank's music. Although in colour, the desaturated visual style using fixed lenses is intended to evoke an old 50's television kinescope recording -  inspired by Hank's last appearance on the Kate Smith Show in March 1952.Waters changed some of the lyrics of ""Too Many Parties"", making it about the brother of a lawyer instead of a wayward woman. He added new lyrics to ""Men With Broken Hearts"" (""And even sleep brings no relief to these men who curse their births/they have no dreams of happiness left in heaven or on earth/for how can men have faith in God when faith in fellow man departs"") and rearranged other lyrics.This movie is available on two DVDs, from White Star and Echo Bridge. Neither contain any extras. Both are full-screen.<EOS>"
3947,126252,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Marx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laraine_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keye Luke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Nelson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Marx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Kahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Yank on the Burma Road<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Myanmar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lennie_Hayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_on_the_Burma_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_drama_road_movies<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Yank on the Burma Road is a 1942 drama film directed by George B. Seitz and starring Laraine Day, Barry Nelson and Keye Luke. It is also known as China Caravan, Yanks on the Burma Road and Yanks Over the Burma Road.It was produced as part of a cluster of Hollywood films set during the Burma campaign of World War II. Although released shortly after America's entry into the conflict, it was largely produced before the attack on Pearl Harbor. The film's sets were designed by the art director Edwin B. Willis.<EOS>"
3948,41532,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Simon Delaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Poyser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Cottle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Havers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Una_Stubbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kimberley_Nixon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Vegas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Eldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sian_Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nina_Wadia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griff_Rhys_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katy_Cavanagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susie_Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Javone_Prince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Heap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Cook_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder on the Blackpool Express<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_on_the_Blackpool_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy-drama_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder on the Blackpool Express is a 2017 comedy drama television film created by Jason Cook. Starring Johnny Vegas, Sian Gibson, Sheila Reid, Una Stubbs (in her final role), Griff Rhys Jones, Nina Wadia, Nigel Havers, Kimberley Nixon and Kevin Eldon.Broadcast in 2017, it became Gold's highest-rated show at the time, later rebroadcast on BBC Two.<EOS>"
3949,139896,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._M._Pennington-Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bryanston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George H. Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liz_Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Carmichael<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janette_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._M._Pennington-Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryanston_Films_(UK)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Double Bunk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_C._M._Pennington-Richards<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Double Bunk is a 1961 British black-and-white comedy film written and directed by C.M. Pennington-Richards and starring Ian Carmichael. Janette Scott, Sid James and Liz Fraser.<EOS>"
3950,67600,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Lobell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burt Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ving Rhames<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Armand Assante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Demi Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Lobell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Striptease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Striptease: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nudity_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_striptease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Howard_Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_entertainers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Castle_Rock_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Andrew_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Striptease_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_Bergman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Striptease is a 1996 American black comedy film written, co-produced, and directed by Andrew Bergman, and starring Demi Moore, Armand Assante, Ving Rhames, Robert Patrick and Burt Reynolds. Based on Carl Hiaasen's 1993 best-selling novel of the same name, the film centers on an FBI secretary-turned-stripper who becomes involved in both a child-custody dispute and corrupt politics.Moore was paid a then-unprecedented $12.5 million to star in Striptease, making her the highest-paid film actress up to that time. Released theatrically on June 28, 1996, by Columbia Pictures and produced by Castle Rock Entertainment with a $50 million budget, the film grossed $33 million domestically (47th place) and $113 million worldwide. It was somewhat more successful in the subsequent video rental market. However, it was panned by critics and won six Golden Raspberry Awards including Worst Picture.<EOS>"
3951,160489,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unstoppable_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Doane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unstoppable_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Bona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unstoppable_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marshall Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unstoppable_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unstoppable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unstoppable_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unstoppable_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unstoppable_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unstoppable_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unstoppable_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unstoppable_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unstoppable_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Christianity_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Unstoppable is a 2013 American documentary film hosted by Kirk Cameron. Directed by Darren Doane. The film was made in partnership with Liberty University and was released for a one-night-only screening in theaters on September 24, 2013.<EOS>"
3952,64147,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chords_of_Fame_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Korolenko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chords_of_Fame_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Korolenko, Mady Schutzman, and David Sternburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chords_of_Fame_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Odetta, Martha Wingate, Bill Burnett, Abbie Hoffman, Mike Porco, Oscar Brand, Tom Paxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chords_of_Fame_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chords of Fame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chords_of_Fame_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chords_of_Fame_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chords_of_Fame_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chords_of_Fame_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chords_of_Fame_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chords_of_Fame_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chords_of_Fame_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Phil_Ochs<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Chords of Fame is a 1984 feature-length documentary film about Phil Ochs, an American singer-songwriter of the 1960s and early 1970s. The film was directed by Michael Korolenko, written by Mady Schutzman, and produced by Korolenko, Schutzman, and David Sternburg. It was funded in part by grants from the American Film Institute and the National Endowment for the Arts.<EOS>"
3953,24382,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle's_Wing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle's_Wing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle's_Wing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ben Arbeid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle's_Wing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eagle's Wing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle's_Wing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle's_Wing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle's_Wing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle's_Wing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle's_Wing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle's_Wing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle's_Wing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle's_Wing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle's_Wing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marc_Wilkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle's_Wing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Briley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Eagle's Wing is a 1979 British Western film made in 1979.  It stars Martin Sheen, Sam Waterston and Harvey Keitel.  It was directed by Anthony Harvey, with a story by Michael Syson and a screenplay by John Briley.  It won the British Society of Cinematographers Best Cinematography Award for 1979.<EOS>"
3954,115841,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Barry_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hoyts Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Elfick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Bisley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Keays-Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Moir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Cotterill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorna_Lesley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ross Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arna-Maria Winchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Barry_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoyts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Elfick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Barry_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Chain Reaction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_automobiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_George_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_accidents_and_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chain_Reaction<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nuclear_accidents_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Chain Reaction is a 1980 Australian science fiction thriller film written and directed by Ian Barry. The film stars Steve Bisley and Arna-Maria Winchester. The film's plot is about an engineer badly injured in an accident caused by an earthquake. He knows that the nuclear waste will poison the groundwater and wants to warn the public.The movie features many cast members from Mad Max, among them Mel Gibson as a bearded mechanic, in an uncredited cameo. The taglines used in advertising the film included ""A fast drive to Paradise turns into a nuclear nightmare!"" and ""Mad Max meets The China Syndrome"".The film was rated M in Australia.<EOS>"
3955,58627,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astor_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Oliver Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walt Maddox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Carson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lee Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat Starling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astor_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Battling Marshal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Astor_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Marshal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Oliver_Drake<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Battling Marshal is a 1950 American western film directed by Oliver Drake and starring Sunset Carson, Pat Starling and Lee Roberts. It was distributed by the low-budget company Astor Pictures.<EOS>"
3956,103250,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pinnacle Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Raymond Friedgen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greta_Nissen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Kirkwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Weldon Heyburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hired Wife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hired_Wife_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Melford<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hired Wife is a 1934 American drama film directed by George Melford and starring Greta Nissen, Weldon Heyburn and James Kirkwood. It was produced as a second feature by the independent company Pinnacle Productions. It was shot at the Sun Haven Studios in Florida rather than in Hollywood. Location shooting took place at the Soreno Hotel in St. Petersburg, Florida.<EOS>"
3957,58663,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Camp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mulberry Square Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Camp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deborah Walley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edgar Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Slade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Connelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frances Bavier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Herb Vigran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patsy Garrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Breck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Camp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Camp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Camp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Benji<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Benji<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joe_Camp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benji_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Euel_Box<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Benji is a 1974 American family film written, produced and directed by Joe Camp. It is the first in a series of five films about the golden mixed breed dog named Benji. Filmed in and around McKinney and Denton in Texas, the story follows Benji, a stray but friendly dog, who is adored by some of the townspeople, including two children named Cindy and Paul. The children fail to convince their father, Dr. Chapman, to allow Benji to stay at their home. When the children are kidnapped by a band of robbers as part of a ransom, Benji attempts to rescue them. The film grossed $45 million on a budget of $500,000, and its theme song received an Oscar nomination for Best Original Song. The film was turned down by every studio in Hollywood; Camp had to form his own film company to distribute the film worldwide. This film was Frances Bavier's and Edgar Buchanan's last on-screen acting appearances before they retired and died in 1989 and 1979 respectively.<EOS>"
3958,81440,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Dohler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Moviecraft Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Dohler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Stover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Ruxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Dohler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Dohler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Dohler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Galaxy Invader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_visitations_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Baltimore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Baltimore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Galaxy_Invader<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Dohler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Galaxy Invader is a 1985 American direct-to-video science fiction film directed and co-written by Baltimore filmmaker Don Dohler. The film's plot centers on an alien who is pursued by hillbillies after his spaceship crash-lands on Earth. The cast is made of entirely non-professional actors, mainly friends and family of Dohler.<EOS>"
3959,117324,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Knights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Lawson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Knights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Lawson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dawning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Irish_Republican_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Irish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_War_of_Independence_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Knights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_republicanism<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Dawning is a 1988 British drama film based on Jennifer Johnston's novel, The Old Jest, which depicts the Irish War of Independence through the eyes of the Anglo-Irish landlord class. It stars Anthony Hopkins, Hugh Grant, Jean Simmons, Trevor Howard, and Rebecca Pidgeon, and was produced by Sarah Lawson, through her company Lawson Productions.<EOS>"
3960,85091,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gale_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hoyts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Fitchett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_Gregory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Zappa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Furze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tammy_McIntosh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gale_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Fitchett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Heartbeat Away<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Heartbeat_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Guy_Gross<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Heartbeat Away is a 2011 Australian musical comedy film about a marching band in a small town.<EOS>
3961,155338,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Ann_Pflug<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clint_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Graves_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_werewolf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_the_Wolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dan_Curtis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scream of the Wolf is a 1974 American made-for-television horror-thriller film starring Peter Graves and Clint Walker and directed by Dan Curtis. It originally aired as the ABC Movie of the Week on January 16, 1974.<EOS>"
3962,135840,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rusty_Gorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:SymPics_International,_Inc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Haley_Joel_Osment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Merriman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Panabaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rusty_Gorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:SymPics_International,_Inc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rusty_Gorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Home of the Giants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_basketball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_of_the_Giants<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Suby<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Home of the Giants is a 2007 American sports crime drama film written and directed by Rusty Gorman, and starring Haley Joel Osment, Ryan Merriman and Danielle Panabaker. The film has been described as a coming of age tale and sports drama.<EOS>"
3963,56708,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Worth_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Imperial Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gope T. Samtani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rony S.S<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam S.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cynthia_Rothrock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Norton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Worth_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady Dragon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Dragon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Worth_(cinematographer)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Lady Dragon is a 1992 martial arts film starring actress and martial artist Cynthia Rothrock and Bella Esperance.<EOS>
3964,126074,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eugene Schlusser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Reg McLean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rosa Colosimo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Day_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosa_Colosimo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Edgeworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Sting in the Tail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Sting_in_the_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_political_satire_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Sting in the Tale is a 1989 Australian political satire film directed by Eugene Schlusser and starring Diane Craig and Gary Day.<EOS>
3965,4433,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Ford_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stewart Copeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Roos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Francis Ford Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Doug Claybourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicolas Cage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mickey Rourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diana Scarwid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Spano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Ford_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Ford_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Roos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Ford_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._E._Hinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rumble Fish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rumble Fish: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Southern_Gothic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Zoetrope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tulsa,_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Ford_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Francis_Ford_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stewart_Copeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gang_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rumble_Fish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_partially_in_color<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Rumble Fish is a 1983 American drama noir film directed by Francis Ford Coppola. It is based on the 1975 novel Rumble Fish by S. E. Hinton, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Coppola. The film stars Matt Dillon, Mickey Rourke, Vincent Spano, Diane Lane, Diana Scarwid, Nicolas Cage, Laurence Fishburne, Chris Penn, and Dennis Hopper.The film centers on the relationship between a character called the Motorcycle Boy (Rourke), a revered former gang leader wishing to live a more peaceful life, and his younger brother, Rusty James (Dillon), a teenaged hoodlum who aspires to become as feared as his brother.Coppola wrote the screenplay for the film with Hinton on his days off from shooting The Outsiders. He made the films back-to-back, retaining much of the same cast and crew, particularly Matt Dillon and Diane Lane. Rumble Fish is dedicated to Coppola's brother August.The film received positive reviews from critics, but was a box-office disaster, with its widest release earning a total of $2.5 million against an estimated budget of $10 million. It is notable for its avant-garde style with a film noir feel, shot on stark high-contrast black-and-white film, using the spherical cinematographic process with allusions to French New Wave cinema and German Expressionism. Rumble Fish features an experimental score by Stewart Copeland, drummer of the musical group The Police, who used a Musync, a new device at the time.<EOS>"
3966,155336,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Werner_Herzog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Werner_Herzog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scream of Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Werner_Herzog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Argentina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Argentina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mountaineering_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_of_Stone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_adventure_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scream of Stone (German: Cerro Torre: Schrei aus Stein) is a 1991 film directed by Werner Herzog about a climbing expedition on Cerro Torre. The film was shot on location at Cerro Torre, with several scenes filmed close to the summit.<EOS>"
3967,2900,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Dorff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hunt Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Duthie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Katt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sharon Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dean Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Remar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cheech Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael McKean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bronson Pinchot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jackie Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Travis Fimmel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katrina Elam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hunt_Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pure Country 2: The Gift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Steve_Dorff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Country_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Christopher_Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Katrina_Elam_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Country_2:_The_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pure Country 2: The Gift is a 2010 American musical Western film directed by Christopher Cain. It is the second film in the Pure Country trilogy, and stars country music artist Katrina Elam. The film was released in the United States on October 15, 2010.<EOS>"
3968,115644,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captive_City_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captive_City_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captive_City_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Films of Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captive_City_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captive_City_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captive_City_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Captive City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captive_City_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captive_City_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captive_City_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captive_City_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captive_City_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captive_City_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captive_City_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Piero_Piccioni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Captive_City_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_World_War_II_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Captive City (Italian: La città prigioniera) is a 1962 Italian English-language war film directed by Joseph Anthony and starring David Niven, Lea Massari and Ben Gazzara. It is based on the 1955 novel The Captive City by John Appleby. The film was released in the US as Conquered City by American International Pictures as a double feature with The Day the Earth Froze.<EOS>"
3969,49027,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sheldon Silverstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terrence_Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Minka_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Little<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Weber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charity_Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Austin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David J. Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jared Show<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Zara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pumpkin Karver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Halloween_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pumpkin_Karver<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_slasher_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Pumpkin Karver is a 2006 American slasher film written by Robert Mann and Sheldon Silverstein, produced by Sheldon Silverstein and directed by Robert Mann, it stars Amy Weber, Minka Kelly, Terrence Evans and Charity Shea.<EOS>"
3970,70452,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Holt_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Cromwell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maker_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Maker of Men  is a 1931 American pre-Code sports melodrama film directed by Edward Sedgwick and written by Howard J. Green and Edward Sedgwick. Produced by Columbia Pictures Corporation, the film stars Jack Holt, Richard Cromwell, and Joan Marsh. It also features John Wayne in a supporting role.<EOS>"
3971,89807,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hill_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Janice Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Dee_Theodore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ross Bagdasarian Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Cross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Gray Gubler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesse McCartney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cameron Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hill_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Bagdasarian_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janice_Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_McRobb_and_Chris_Viscardi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Vitti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alvin and the Chipmunks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alvin and the Chipmunks: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Lennertz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jukebox_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Regency_Enterprises_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dune_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Janice_Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ross_Bagdasarian_Jr.<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alvin and the Chipmunks is a 2007 American live-action animated jukebox musical comedy film directed by Tim Hill and written by Jon Vitti, Will McRobb and Chris Viscardi. It is the first installment in the Alvin and the Chipmunks live-action film series. The cast includes Jason Lee, David Cross, and Cameron Richardson, while Justin Long, Matthew Gray Gubler, and Jesse McCartney voice the chipmunks. The plot follows chipmunks (Alvin, Simon, and Theodore), who move in with struggling songwriter Dave Seville after losing their home. When Dave discovers their singing talent, he introduces them to JETT Records executive Ian Hawke, whose plans threaten the chipmunks' newfound family dynamic.Development began in 1997 when Ross Bagdasarian Jr. expressed interest in creating a live-action film. The project saw multiple changes before it was announced in September 2004 as a collaboration between Fox 2000 Pictures, 20th Century Fox Animation, and Bagdasarian Productions. The animation for the film was handled by Rhythm & Hues Studios, which studied real chipmunks and previous versions of the characters to design CGI models that retained their original essence. The integration of CGI with live-action footage required match-moving techniques and advanced visual effects software. The music was composed by Christopher Lennertz. The film is dedicated in the memory of Ross Bagdasarian, creator of the Chipmunks.Alvin and the Chipmunks was released in the United States on December 14, 2007, by 20th Century Fox. The film received generally negative reviews from critics, grossed $361.3 million worldwide against a $60 million budget. The film’s commercial success led to three sequels: Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel in 2009, Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked in 2011, and Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip in 2015.<EOS>"
3972,101710,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Gyllenhaal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Palace_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Sanitsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Konigsberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Hershey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Gyllenhaal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Palace_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Dexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Paris Trout<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_racism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Shire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Viacom_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paris_Trout<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stephen_Gyllenhaal<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Paris Trout is a 1991 American drama television film directed by Stephen Gyllenhaal and written by Pete Dexter, based on his 1988 novel, and starring Dennis Hopper, Barbara Hershey, and Ed Harris. It premiered on Showtime on April 20, 1991.<EOS>"
3973,156508,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.W._Hackel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.W._Hackel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shadow of Suspicion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_Suspicion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shadow of Suspicion is a 1944 American comedy crime film directed by William Beaudine and starring Marjorie Weaver, Peter Cookson and Tim Ryan.<EOS>"
3974,69286,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Tollin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fredric_Golding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Tollin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill McCullough , Alex Terrazas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fredric Golding, Brian Robbins, Michael Tollin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wesley_Snipes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morningside High School basketball players<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morningside High School basketball players Stais Boseman, Dwight Curry, Dominic Ellison, Sean Harris and Corey Saffold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hardwood Dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hardwood Dreams: Ten Years Later<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_basketball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_basketball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:High_school_basketball_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Basketball_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardwood_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Tollin<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Hardwood Dreams is a 1993 basketball sports documentary written, directed and produced by Michael Tollin and narrated by Wesley Snipes. It follows five Morningside High School (MHS) seniors during their last high school basketball season, as they dream of the National Basketball Association (NBA).<EOS>"
3975,162028,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mackay_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Hobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karl Bowen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gerald Incandela<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Graham Dowie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Jarman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mackay_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In the Shadow of the Sun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Shadow_of_the_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Derek_Jarman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In the Shadow of the Sun is a 1981 fantasy short film directed by Derek Jarman. It consists of a series of Super 8 films shot between 1972 and 1975 and edited together in 1980. Throbbing Gristle were asked by Jarman to provide the soundtrack, which was recorded in 1980 and released separately in 1984. The film was premiered in February 1981 at the Berlin Film Festival.<EOS>"
3976,165551,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Vince Benedetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:VCA_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Veronica_Vera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:List_of_members_of_the_AVN_Hall_of_Fame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashley Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbie Dahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:VCA_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Veronica_Vera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Times Square Comes Alive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pornography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_Comes_Alive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_in_1985<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Times Square Comes Alive is a 1985 pornographic film directed by Vince Benedetti and starring Veronica Vera and Tasha Voux.<EOS>
3977,70749,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricardo_Cortez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Basil Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Eilers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Barraud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Talk of the Devil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talk_of_the_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carol_Reed<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Talk of the Devil is a 1936 British crime film directed by Carol Reed and starring Ricardo Cortez, Sally Eilers and Basil Sydney.Reed had previously been working for Ealing Studios, but he made the film for the independent producer Herbert Wilcox. It was the first film to be completely made at the recently opened Pinewood Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director Wilfred Arnold.It remains one of Reed's most obscure films and was for many years out of circulation, although the BFI National Archive holds a copy. The film was poorly received in its time and did little to boost Reed's standing in the British film industry.<EOS>"
3978,103418,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Kellaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Ann Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Harvey_(Australian_screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Dudley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It Isn't Done<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Isn't_Done<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_G._Hall<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>It Isn't Done is a 1937 Australian comedy film about a grazier (Cecil Kellaway) who inherits a barony in England.<EOS>
3979,14292,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sam Logan Khaleghi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinedigm Entertainment Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>80<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Logan Khaleghi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>LaidBackz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>ATG<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dub Muzik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>G.B. Thimotheose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tel K. Ganesan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jesse Dean Crawfis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Logan Khaleghi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ammar Nemo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew Dawe Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Grover McCants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesi Jensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John C. Forman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judy Stepanian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keyna Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nathan Kane Mathers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nepoleon Duraisamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Devil's Night: Dawn of the Nain Rouge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardcore_hip_hop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Detroit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil's_Night:_Dawn_of_the_Nain_Rouge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_horror_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Devil's Night: Dawn of the Nain Rouge is a 2019 English language feature film directed by Sam Logan Khaleghi based on the creature of the same name. The film held an advance screening at the Emagine Novi Theatre in Novi, Michigan on November 17, 2019 with a nationwide USA release of June 23, 2020 on DVD and digital platforms. The film marks the debut of Eminem's younger brother Nathan Kane Mathers.<EOS>"
3980,53888,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Moss Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daisy_Burrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Arthur_Saintsbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Booth_Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arthur M. Cullin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Engholm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Valley of Fear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_mystery_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alexander_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Valley_of_Fear_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sherlock_Holmes_films_based_on_works_by_Arthur_Conan_Doyle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Valley of Fear is a British silent adventure film of 1916 directed by Alexander Butler and starring Harry Arthur Saintsbury, Daisy Burrell and Booth Conway. The film is an adaptation of the 1915 novel, The Valley of Fear by Arthur Conan Doyle featuring Sherlock Holmes. This is now considered a lost film.<EOS>"
3981,126917,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hall_Bartlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hall Bartlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hall_Bartlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hall_Bartlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Changes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Changes_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hall_Bartlett<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Changes is a 1969 American drama film directed and produced by Hall Bartlett.<EOS>
3982,68057,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Goodwins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Temple_Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dame May Whitty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Goodwins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Makepeace_Thackeray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Colonel Newcome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_William_Makepeace_Thackeray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_Newcombe,_the_Perfect_Gentleman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Goodwins<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Colonel Newcome (or Colonel Newcome, the Perfect Gentleman) is a 1920 British silent historical drama film directed by Fred Goodwins and starring Milton Rosmer, Joyce Carey and Temple Bell. It was based on the 1854-55 novel The Newcomes by William Makepeace Thackeray.<EOS>"
3983,119275,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Gillespie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dorothy Aufiero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Pine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Bana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Casey Affleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Ortiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Holliday Grainger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Gillespie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Finest Hours<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack_album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1951<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1952<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thriller_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Atlantic_Ocean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carter_Burwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Coast_Guard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disaster_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Scott_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hours_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Craig_Gillespie<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Finest Hours is a 2016 American action thriller film directed by Craig Gillespie and produced by Walt Disney Pictures. The screenplay, written by Eric Johnson, Scott Silver, and Paul Tamasy, is based on The Finest Hours: The True Story of the U.S. Coast Guard's Most Daring Sea Rescue by Michael J. Tougias and Casey Sherman. The film stars Chris Pine, Casey Affleck, Ben Foster, Holliday Grainger, John Ortiz, and Eric Bana, and chronicles the historic 1952 United States Coast Guard rescue of the crew of SS Pendleton, after the ship split apart during a nor'easter off the New England coast.The Finest Hours was released on January 29, 2016. The film, which received mixed reviews from critics, was considered a box office flop for only grossing $52 million worldwide on a $70–80 million production budget.<EOS>"
3984,102417,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Valli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._W._Thring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._J._Dennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Diggers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_World_War_I_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diggers_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_F._W._Thring<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Diggers is a 1931 Australian comedy film produced and directed by F. W. Thring starring popular stage comedian Pat Hanna. It was the first feature film from both men.The movie is based on Hanna's stage show, and is concerned with the adventures of Australian soldiers during World War I.<EOS>"
3985,167674,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Boccardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fabulous Allan Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_topics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fabulous_Allan_Carr<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fabulous Allan Carr is a 2017 American documentary film from filmmaker Jeffrey Schwarz. The film details the story of Hollywood producer Allan Carr, famous for producing Grease, Can't Stop the Music, La Cage aux Folles, and the 1989 Academy Awards. The film made its debut at the 2017 Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF).<EOS>"
3986,143353,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kate Barker-Froyland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinedigm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Film Arcade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Demme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Molly Conners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Platt_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Woodrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adam Shulman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jenny Lewis and Johnathan Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Steenburgen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Rosenfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinedigm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Demme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Platt_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Woodrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Song One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Worldview_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Marc_E._Platt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Film_Arcade_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Song One is a 2014 American romantic drama film written and directed by Kate Barker-Froyland in her directorial debut. The film stars Anne Hathaway, Johnny Flynn, Ben Rosenfield, and Mary Steenburgen. In the film, Franny Ellis returns home to New York City after her brother Henry enters a coma. She meets Henry's favorite musician, James Forester, at a concert. While trying to help Henry, Franny and James form a romantic connection during their brief time together.Song One premiered at the 30th Sundance Film Festival on January 20, 2014, and opened in the United States on January 23, 2015, to mixed reviews from critics.<EOS>"
3987,32039,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yearning_to_Belong<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Debra Gonsher Vinik and David Vinik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yearning_to_Belong<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Yearning to Belong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yearning_to_Belong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yearning_to_Belong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yearning_to_Belong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yearning_to_Belong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yearning_to_Belong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Uganda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yearning_to_Belong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yearning_to_Belong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_historical_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yearning_to_Belong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Abayudaya<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Yearning to Belong is a documentary about the Abayudaya Jews in Uganda and their struggle to be recognized by the international Jewish community.<EOS>
3988,108737,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Teruo_Ishii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Akira_Mitsuwa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Koreyoshi_Akasaka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Walter Manley Enterprises Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Utsui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Junko_Ikeuchi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shôji_Nakayama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Teruo_Ishii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Akira_Mitsuwa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Koreyoshi_Akasaka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Atomic Rulers of the World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Japanese-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic_Rulers_of_the_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Super_Giant_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Atomic Rulers of the World (or just Atomic Rulers) is a 1965 film edited together for American television from films #1 and #2 of the 1957 Japanese short film series Super Giant.<EOS>
3989,127081,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_H._August<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._B._Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Oland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Kirkland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_H._August<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Derr_Biggers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Conners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Klein_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Charlie Chan's Chance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Charlie_Chan_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan's_Chance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Charlie Chan's Chance is a 1932 American pre-Code murder mystery film, the third to star Warner Oland as detective Charlie Chan. It is based on the 1928 novel Behind That Curtain by Earl Derr Biggers, who also contributed to the film. The film is considered to be lost.<EOS>"
3990,70815,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Wilding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Holden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Kwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Syms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Osborn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Patrick_(dramatist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The World of Suzie Wong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hong_Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Duning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_interracial_romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_painters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chinese-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_Hong_Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_of_Suzie_Wong_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Suzie_Wong<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The World of Suzie Wong is a 1960 British-American romantic drama film directed by Richard Quine and starring William Holden and Nancy Kwan. The screenplay by John Patrick was adapted from the 1958 stage play by Paul Osborn, which was based on the 1957 novel of the same title by Richard Mason.<EOS>"
3991,152555,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonio_Calenda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudia_Cardinale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McEnery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonio_Calenda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ugo_Pirro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonio_Calenda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Il giorno del furore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Russian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Russian_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Russia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>One Russian Summer (Italian: Il giorno del furore, UK title: Fury) is a 1973 Italian film based on Lermontov's juvenile novel. It stars  Oliver Reed and Claudia Cardinale.<EOS>"
3992,160319,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_P._Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally O'Neil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Quillan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanette Loff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_P._Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_F._Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_DeLeon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corey_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sophomore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pathé_Exchange_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sophomore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leo_McCarey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sophomore is a 1929 American sound all-talking pre-Code comedy film directed by Leo McCarey and starring Eddie Quillan, Sally O'Neil, and Jeanette Loff. Made during the early sound era, it was shot using the RCA Photophone sound system. The film survives in an mute print of the alternate sound version known as an International Sound Version which was meant to be played along with Vitaphone discs. It is not known whether the Vitaphone type soundtrack discs to the International Sound Version are extant.<EOS>"
3993,16826,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevenson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sebastian_Cabot_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luana_Patten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Stalmaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevenson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_W._Blackburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Johnny Tremain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Boston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1770s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Bruns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Revolutionary_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Stevenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Paul_Revere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Tremain_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Samuel_Adams<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Johnny Tremain is a 1957 American adventure war film made by Walt Disney Productions, released by Buena Vista Distribution, and based on the 1944 Newbery Medal-winning children's novel of the same name by Esther Forbes, retelling the story of the years in Boston, Massachusetts prior to the outbreak of the American Revolution. Johnny Tremain was the first Disney live-action film to be directed by Robert Stevenson. It was made for television but was first released in theatres. Walt Disney understood the new technology of color television and filmed his Walt Disney anthology television series in color, but the show, known as Disneyland at that time, was broadcast in black and white. After its theater run in 1957, the film was shown in its entirety on television in two episodes (subsequently known as Walt Disney Presents), rather than as a complete film on a single evening, on November 21 and December 5, 1958.The film stars Hal Stalmaster, Luana Patten, Jeff York, Sebastian Cabot (in his second film role for Disney), Richard Beymer, Walter Coy and Ralph Clanton.<EOS>"
3994,161999,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Townsend_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Townsend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bobby McGee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Saunier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lydia Nicole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Messiah Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rey Ramsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vivica A. Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Clarke_Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan McDaniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Townsend_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Townsend_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lydia_Nicole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_McGee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rey_Ramsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In the Hive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Hive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Townsend<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In the Hive is a 2012 drama film starring Michael Clarke Duncan (in his first posthumous release following his death earlier that year), Vivica A. Fox, and Jonathan McDaniel. It was directed by Robert Townsend and released in the USA on December 14, 2012.<EOS>"
3995,82468,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elaine_Riley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddy_Waller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M._Coates_Webster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leadville Gunslinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leadville_Gunslinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Keller<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Leadville Gunslinger is a 1952 American Western film directed by Harry Keller and starring Allan Lane, Elaine Riley and Eddy Waller.The film's art direction was by Fred A. Ritter<EOS>"
3996,137217,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A. George Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wylie_Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Hobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sybil Grove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Marks_(performer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._F._Maltby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Butler_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Con_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Why Pick on Me?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Pick_on_Me%3F_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Why Pick on Me? is a 1937 British comedy film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Wylie Watson, Jack Hobbs and Sybil Grove. It was made at Walton Studios. It was made as a quota quickie for release by the American company RKO Pictures.<EOS>"
3997,135697,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Bamford_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atom_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Suzanne Kay Bamford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alex_Wurman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hero_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hero (2000) is a short subject film directed and written by Mark Bamford. His wife Suzanne Kay Bamford wrote and produced the film. Hero played at international film festivals and subsequently sold worldwide for television. It was filmed in Kinderhook, New York, United States.<EOS>"
3998,151963,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Equity British Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bernard Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>On Thin Ice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Thin_Ice_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>On Thin Ice is a 1933 British crime film directed by Bernard Vorhaus and starring Ursula Jeans, Kenneth Law and Dorothy Bartlam. It was produced as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
3999,105146,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Reginald Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Guilt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Guilt_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Guilt is a 1931 British romance film directed by Reginald Fogwell and starring James Carew, Anne Grey, Harold Huth and James Fenton. In the film, the wife of a playwright has an affair with an actor.It was shot at Isleworth Studios as a quota quickie for release by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
4000,99635,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Reliable Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reliable_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>North of Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Arizona<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliable_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_Arizona<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_S._Webb<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>North of Arizona is a 1935 American Western film directed by Harry S. Webb and starring Jack Perrin, Blanche Mehaffey and Lane Chandler. It was a low-budget B film made by Reliable Pictures.<EOS>"
4001,141184,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Wayne Tourell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Alpha Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Murray Newey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Micheline_Charest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_O'Gorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sabine_Karsenti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Papps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Micheline_Charest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bonjour Timothy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DHX_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonjour_Timothy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bonjour Timothy is a 1995 Canadian-New Zealander romantic comedy film directed by Wayne Tourell and starring Dean O'Gorman, Stephen Papps and Sabine Karsenti.<EOS>"
4002,33844,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.G._Bachmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eight Bells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Shanghai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eight_Bells_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_William_Neill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Eight Bells is a 1935 American adventure film directed by Roy William Neill and starring Ann Sothern, Ralph Bellamy and Catherine Doucet. Produced by Columbia Pictures, it is based on the 1933 play  Eight Bells by Percy G. Mandley.<EOS>"
4003,58558,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_R._Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Hatton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_R._Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adele_Buffington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Arizona Bound<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arizona_Bound_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Arizona Bound is a 1941 American western film directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet. This is the first film in Monogram Pictures' Rough Riders series, and stars Buck Jones as Marshal Buck Roberts, Tim McCoy as Marshal Tim McCall and Raymond Hatton as Marshal Sandy Hopkins, with Luana Walters, Dennis Moore and Kathryn Sheldon.<EOS>"
4004,53160,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florian_Henckel_von_Donnersmarck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Graham King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Timothy Headington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Glickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Bettany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rufus Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steven Berkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Depp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angelina Jolie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christian De Sica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florian_Henckel_von_Donnersmarck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Headington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Glickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Fellowes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_McQuarrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florian_Henckel_von_Donnersmarck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Venice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Venice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_romantic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Julian_Fellowes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spyglass_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Graham_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:GK_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Christopher_McQuarrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tourist_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Florian_Henckel_von_Donnersmarck<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Tourist is a 2010 American romantic thriller film co-written and directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck and starring Angelina Jolie, Johnny Depp, Paul Bettany, and Timothy Dalton. It is a remake of the 2005 French film Anthony Zimmer. GK Films financed and produced the film, with Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions releasing it in most countries through Columbia Pictures.  The $100 million budget film went on to gross $278 million at the worldwide box office.Despite negative reception from the critics, the film was nominated for three Golden Globes, with a debate arising over the question as to whether it was a comedy or a drama. Henckel von Donnersmarck repeatedly stated it was neither genre, calling it ""a travel romance with thriller elements,"" but that if he had to choose between the two, he would choose comedy.<EOS>"
4005,159021,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Levin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dino_De_Laurentiis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicoletta_Machiavelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry-Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raf_Vallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Provine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Connors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Lee_(English_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Levin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dino_De_Laurentiis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dino_Maiuri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Pulman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parody_films_based_on_James_Bond_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Dino_De_Laurentiis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mario_Nascimbene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rio_de_Janeiro_(city)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sterilization_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Girls_and_Make_Them_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_spy_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die (Italian: Se tutte le donne del mondo... (Operazione Paradiso)) is a James Bond spoof film released in 1966 as an Italian-American co-production between Dino De Laurentiis' Cinematografica and Columbia Pictures. Directed by Henry Levin, with stars Mike Connors, Dorothy Provine, and as the villain, Raf Vallone, it was originally filmed from January to March 1966 under the title Operation Paradise and distributed in some parts of the English-speaking world as If All the Women in the World.<EOS>"
4006,24342,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dust_in_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dust_in_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dust_in_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chips_Rafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dust_in_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dust in the Sun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dust_in_the_Sun<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dust_in_the_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dust_in_the_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dust_in_the_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Northern_Territory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dust_in_the_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dust_in_the_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lee_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dust_in_the_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dust_in_the_Sun<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Jon_Cleary<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dust in the Sun is a 1958 Eastmancolor Australian mystery film adapted from the 1955 novel Justin Bayard by Jon Cleary and produced by the team of Lee Robinson and Chips Rafferty. The film stars British actress Jill Adams, Ken Wayne and an Indigenous Australian actor Robert Tudawali as Emu Foot.It was the first flop from Robinson and Rafferty, after three successful films.<EOS>"
4007,64087,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hayes Goetz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Beatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Tomlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Pidgeon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Leighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Wimperis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Emmett_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_C._McNeile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Fairlie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Calling Bulldog Drummond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1951<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Bulldog_Drummond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Bulldog_Drummond<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Calling Bulldog Drummond is a 1951 British crime film directed by Victor Saville and featuring Walter Pidgeon, Margaret Leighton, Robert Beatty, David Tomlinson and Bernard Lee. It featured the character Bulldog Drummond created by the novelist Herman Cyril McNeile, which had seen a number of screen adaptations. A novel tie-in was also released in 1951. It was made by the British subsidiary of MGM at Elstree Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director Alfred Junge.Drummond is called out of retirement by Scotland Yard to infiltrate a ruthless London crime outfit.<EOS>"
4008,53451,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hayley_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_MacArthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Lee_Barrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Truth About Spring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_hunt_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Spring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Truth about Spring (also known as The Pirates of Spring Cove or Miss Jude) is a 1965 American-British Technicolor adventure film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Hayley Mills, John Mills and James MacArthur. It is a romantic comedy adventure. It was released by Universal. According to Filmink ""it tried to be a Disney-style adventure-romance, complete with another Disney alumni as lead (James MacArthur) and location filming (Spain), but did not work.""<EOS>"
4009,76105,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Sane_for_This_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>William Davenport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Sane_for_This_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Too Sane for This World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Sane_for_This_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Sane_for_This_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Sane_for_This_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Sane_for_This_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Sane_for_This_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Sane_for_This_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Sane_for_This_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_autism<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Too Sane for This World is a documentary series that was directed by William Davenport. The first film, Too Sane for This World, was released on September 1, 2011, and features an introduction by Dr. Temple Grandin. The second documentary, Citizen Autistic, was released on April 1, 2013.<EOS>"
4010,62628,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Louis Morneau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Angel_(English_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Railsback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Belushi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_O'Donnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamie_Harris_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton_Wilborn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Made Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joel_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stewart_Copeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Made_Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_Morneau<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Made Men is a 1999 film directed by Louis Morneau and produced by HBO starring James Belushi, Michael Beach and Timothy Dalton. It combines elements of comedy with action, crime and adventure.<EOS>"
4011,137051,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Kurfirst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spalding_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annie_McEnroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Swoosie_Kurtz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tito_Larriva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pops_Staples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>True Stories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Beth_Henley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Stephen_Tobolowsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Talking_Heads<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>True Stories (full onscreen title: True Stories: A Film About a Bunch of People in Virgil Texas.) is a 1986 American satirical musical comedy film directed by David Byrne, who stars alongside John Goodman, Swoosie Kurtz, and Spalding Gray. The majority of the film's music is supplied by Talking Heads. A soundtrack album, titled Sounds from True Stories, featured songs by Byrne, Talking Heads, Terry Allen & The Panhandle Mystery Band, and others. Around the same time, Talking Heads released an album titled True Stories, composed of studio recordings of songs featured in the film.True Stories was released by Warner Bros. in the United States, Canada, Italy, and Sweden in 1986, and received a limited release elsewhere the following year. Byrne was given much creative control over the motion picture's direction, largely due to the mainstream success of Talking Heads' 1984 concert film Stop Making Sense. The resulting film is replete with Byrne's eccentric and idiosyncratic observations of small-town life, exaggerated satirical imagery, and surrealist sense of humor.<EOS>"
4012,9705,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Collyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jackson Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isidore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Billion Dollar Limited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rotoscoped_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billion_Dollar_Limited<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superman_animated_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Billion Dollar Limited (1942) is the third of seventeen animated Technicolor short films based upon the DC Comics character Superman. Produced by Fleischer Studios, Billion Dollar Limited centers on a train carrying one billion dollars in gold to the US Mint, which is sabotaged by robbers before Superman intervenes. The short was released by Paramount Pictures on January 9, 1942.<EOS>"
4013,31177,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Sickinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Sommerfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Jane_Persky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Monroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malik_Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Sickinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Kortchmar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love in a Taxi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_in_a_Taxi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Love in a Taxi is a 1980 American film starring Diane Sommerfield and Jim Jacobs.<EOS>
4014,149517,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clint_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clint Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ernie Altschuler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Spacey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clint_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clint_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lee_Hancock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Southern_Gothic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_trans_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silver_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Savannah,_Georgia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clint_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Clint_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lennie_Niehaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Malpaso_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Lee_Hancock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_in_the_Garden_of_Good_and_Evil_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Savannah,_Georgia<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil is a 1997 American crime drama film directed and produced by Clint Eastwood and starring John Cusack and Kevin Spacey. The screenplay by John Lee Hancock was based on John Berendt's 1994 book of the same name and follows the story of antiques dealer Jim Williams, who was on trial for the killing of a male prostitute who was his lover. The multiple trials depicted in Berendt's book are combined into one trial for the film.The on-location scenes were shot in Savannah, Georgia.John Kelso is introduced as the personification of Berendt.  Several real-life Savannah locals appear in the movie, notably in the Christmas party scene at Mercer House, including Williams's sister, Dorothy Kingery, and nieces Susan and Amanda, as well as Georgia senator John R. ""Jack"" Riley (his wife was played by Mary Alice Hendrix). Filming was permitted inside Mercer House, but action scenes and those in the courtroom were filmed later on a soundstage at Warner Bros.Three people—The Lady Chablis, Emma Kelly and Jerry Spence—play themselves, while Sonny Seiler, one of Williams's lawyers in the book, plays Judge Samuel L. White. Danny Hansford, the shooting victim in the book, is renamed Billy Hanson in the film and is portrayed by a 24-year-old Jude Law, in one of his early film roles.<EOS>"
4015,75363,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Moyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_Film_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stigwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Gibb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jacob Brackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Curry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Maria_Horsford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Margulies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trini_Alvarado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Coffield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Berghof<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Moyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_Film_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stigwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacob_Brackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Moyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacob_Brackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Times Square<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Times Square: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Punk rock, new wave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Allan_Moyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Stigwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_runaways<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Times_Square_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Riot_grrrl_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Times Square is a 1980 American drama film directed by Allan Moyle and starring Trini Alvarado and Robin Johnson as teenage runaways from opposite sides of the tracks and Tim Curry as a radio DJ. The film is set in New York City. The plot embodies a punk rock ethic of misunderstood youth articulating their frustrations toward adult authority through music.<EOS>
4016,99931,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Reliable Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reliable_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C.C._Church<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Now or Never<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliable_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_or_Never_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Now or Never is a 1935 American crime film directed by Bernard B. Ray and starring Richard Talmadge, Janet Chandler and Eddie Davis.<EOS>"
4017,77983,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Niblo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Hakim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Niblo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Hakim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two White Arms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Niblo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_White_Arms<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two White Arms, also known as Wives Beware, is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Fred Niblo and starring Adolphe Menjou, Margaret Bannerman and Claud Allister. It is adapted from a play by Harold Dearden.Produced by Eric Hakim Productions and backed by MGM, the film was produced at Wembley Studios. It was Bannerman's first 'talkie'.<EOS>"
4018,93191,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carroll_Ballard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hunt_Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Wells_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>E.K. Gaylord II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Acogny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kristin Harms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stacy Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eamonn_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Campbell_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Michaletos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carroll_Ballard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hunt_Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Wells_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Flint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_St._Germain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Duma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack_album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Namibia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Botswana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Namibia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Botswana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cheetahs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duma_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carroll_Ballard<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Duma is a 2005 American family drama adventure film about a young South African boy's friendship with an orphaned cheetah, based on How It Was with Dooms by Carol Cawthra Hopcraft and Xan Hopcraft. It was directed by Carroll Ballard and stars Alexander Michaletos in his only film role, Eamonn Walker, Campbell Scott and Hope Davis. This was Carroll Ballard's final film before his retirement.The film was theatrically released on April 22, 2005, by Warner Bros. Pictures, Gaylord Films and John Wells Productions. The film received mostly positive reviews from critics, but Warner Bros. only gave the film a small release around the world (including a limited theatrical release in the US), resulting in earning $994,790 in worldwide box office. The film won the Family Feature Film at the Genesis Awards in 2006.<EOS>"
4019,125785,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyler_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ozzie Areu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Will Areu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark E. Swinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tyler Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cassi Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrice Lovely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyler_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyler_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Madea Family Funeral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tyler_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Madea_Family_Funeral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Tyler_Perry<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Madea Family Funeral is a 2019 American comedy film written, directed, and produced by Tyler Perry. It is the eleventh installment of the Madea cinematic universe and stars Perry in several roles, including the titular character, as well as Cassi Davis and Patrice Lovely. The plot follows Madea and her friends as they must set up an unexpected funeral during a family get-together in Maxine, Georgia.The film was released in the United States on March 1, 2019. The film grossed $75.8 million worldwide. This is the last film from Tyler Perry to be released by Lionsgate, with Paramount Pictures and Netflix taking over distribution of future Perry films via his deal with ViacomCBS. Though A Madea Family Funeral was originally intended to be the final film in the series, a sequel titled A Madea Homecoming was released in 2022.<EOS>"
4020,126061,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Mollison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bebe_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Brown_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Miller_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Graham_(poet)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Southern Maid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Operetta_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_operettas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Southern_Maid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Hughes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Southern Maid is a 1933 British musical film directed by Harry Hughes and starring Bebe Daniels, Clifford Mollison and Hal Gordon. It is based on the operetta A Southern Maid by Harold Fraser-Simson. A young Spanish woman marries a lowly Englishman, rather than the aristocrat her father had intended, much to his displeasure. It was part of the cycle of operetta films popular in Britain in the mid-1930s.<EOS>"
4021,69117,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colbert_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Darrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lois_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frontier Outpost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Nazarro<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frontier Outpost is a 1950 American Western film directed by Ray Nazarro and starring Charles Starrett, Lois Hall and Steve Darrell.  This was the forty-fourth of 65 films in the Durango Kid series.<EOS>"
4022,170244,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Northern Arts Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:AtomFilms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Allen_(animation_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:AtomFilms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Allen_(animation_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wat's Pig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stop-motion_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wat's_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aardman_Animations_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Wat’s Pig is a 1996 British stop-motion animated short film created by Aardman Animations and written and directed by Peter Lord. It is a tale of two brothers who are separated as babies only to reunite as adults during a war. It is told almost entirely non-verbally. It is based loosely on the story of The Prince and the Pauper.<EOS>
4023,49523,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emma Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lena Headey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Vaughan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Lonsdale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Reeve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Pigott-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Remains of the Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_social_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1956<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1938<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ruth_Prawer_Jhabvala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merchant_Ivory_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1935<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1936<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harold_Pinter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_of_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Domestic_workers_in_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Remains of the Day is a 1993 drama film adapted from the Booker Prize–winning 1989 novel by Kazuo Ishiguro. The film was directed by James Ivory, produced by Ismail Merchant, Mike Nichols, and John Calley and adapted by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala. It stars Anthony Hopkins as James Stevens and Emma Thompson as Miss Kenton, with James Fox, Christopher Reeve, Hugh Grant, Ben Chaplin, and Lena Headey in supporting roles.The film was a critical and box office success and it was nominated for eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Actor (Hopkins), Best Actress (Thompson) and Best Adapted Screenplay (Jhabvala). In 1999, the British Film Institute ranked The Remains of the Day the 64th-greatest British film of the 20th century.<EOS>"
4024,15774,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Elam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_McGavin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Dale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Knotts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Nelson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Lead_and_Cold_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Buddy_Baker_(composer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hot Lead and Cold Feet (originally titled Welcome to Bloodshy) is a 1978 American comedy-Western film produced by Walt Disney Productions and starring Jim Dale (in triple roles), Karen Valentine, Don Knotts, Jack Elam and Darren McGavin.<EOS>"
4025,62587,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley MacLaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shabana Azmi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Twiggy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Ashcroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geoffrey Bayldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leigh Lawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Navin Chowdhry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Prawer_Jhabvala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Madame Sousatzka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Drama_Actress_Golden_Globe-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alliance_Atlantis_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ruth_Prawer_Jhabvala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Sousatzka<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Schlesinger<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Madame Sousatzka is a 1988 drama film directed by John Schlesinger and starring Shirley MacLaine, with a screenplay by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala. It is based upon the 1962 novel of the same name by Bernice Rubens.<EOS>"
4026,133157,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latitude_55°<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Juliani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latitude_55°<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:International_Spectrafilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latitude_55°<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Latitude 55°<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latitude_55°<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latitude_55°<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latitude_55°<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latitude_55°<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latitude_55°<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latitude_55°<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latitude_55°<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Latitude_55°<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_adventure_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Latitude 55° is a 1982 Canadian drama/adventure film.<EOS>
4027,161681,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Clare Lewins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Quest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Focus World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Chinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Battsek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Chignell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clare Lewins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Greg Hobden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Helen Bennitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Tyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muhammad_Ali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Jones_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Foreman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Chinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Battsek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Am Ali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA, UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_boxing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Ali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Muhammad_Ali<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>I Am Ali is a 2014 documentary directed by Clare Lewins. It covers the life of professional boxer  Muhammad Ali.  The film tells his story using personal audio recordings Ali made himself during the 1970s.  Additionally, interviews of friends, family members, and people associated with professional boxing, combined with archival footage of Ali, are used throughout the movie.  Notable appearances in the film include George Foreman, Jim Brown, and Mike Tyson.<EOS>"
4028,83903,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Shawney Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(magazine)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jade Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregory Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lauren Sing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patric McGuire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tania Natscheff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keith Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fiji<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pressa_(rapper)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_Lean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friyie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Whiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Cartier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andre Bryam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Castro Guapo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dukey Dukez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jimmy Prime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sunny Diamonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(magazine)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>6<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Black_Canadians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_hip_hop_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:6ix_Rising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_hip_hop_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>6IX RISING: Toronto’s Rap Ascendence (pronounced six rising) is a Canadian documentary film about the hip hop culture in Canada. The film was directed by Shawney Cohen and released on November 16, 2017. It was distributed by Vice Media's online channel Noisey and made in collaboration with Nicolas Girard and Rafael Ruiz for Worship Studio.<EOS>"
4029,43461,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Reginald Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Percy_Marmont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Faire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cross Roads<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Roads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cross Roads is a 1930 British drama film directed by Reginald Fogwell and starring Percy Marmont, Anne Grey and Betty Faire. It was shot at Welwyn Studios as a quota quickie. It is a melodrama about a wife killing her unfaithful husband.<EOS>"
4030,24276,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Norstar Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cannon_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Golan-Globus_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Rocket<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Courteney_Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carey_Lowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_Mathews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Galyn_Görg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norbert WeisserLinda Kerridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trudi Dochterman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Down Twisted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Central_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Twisted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Pyun<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Down Twisted is a 1987 thriller film, directed by Albert Pyun, and starring Carey Lowell, Charles Rocket, Courteney Cox, Norbert Weisser, Linda Kerridge, Trudi Dochtermann and Nicholas Guest.<EOS>"
4031,141281,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_L._Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Storch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_L._Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cal_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bugged by a Bee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_tigers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bugged_by_a_Bee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bugged by a Bee is a 1969 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. It starred Cool Cat, and was the final cartoon from the original Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies series to bear the Looney Tunes name, and the last from that era to be widely released. One more cartoon, Injun Trouble, would follow Bugged by a Bee, but it was in the Merrie Melodies series.This cartoon was the last Looney Tunes short until 1987's The Duxorcist.<EOS>"
4032,163552,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Holt_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aileen Pringle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Kelsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earle_Snell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Subway Express<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Subway_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Subway Express is a 1931 American pre-Code mystery film directed by Fred C. Newmeyer and starring Jack Holt, Aileen Pringle and Fred Kelsey.<EOS>"
4033,64381,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shop_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._Mason_Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shop_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Capitol Film Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shop_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._Mason_Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shop_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shop Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shop_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shop_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shop_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shop_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shop_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shop_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shop_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_E._Mason_Hopper<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shop Angel is a 1932 American pre-Code drama film directed by E. Mason Hopper and starring Marion Shilling, Holmes Herbert and Anthony Bushell.<EOS>"
4034,64358,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dan Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ceri_Barnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ceri_Barnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shooters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Liverpool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Murphy_(composer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shooters is a 2001 crime film directed by Dan Reed for Suspect Device Films. It stars Desmond Bayliss as ""Dezzie"", and is set in Liverpool and used local criminals as actors depicting the lives of local 'gangsters. It is most notable for having been completely unscripted apart from a brief outline; each scene was improvised and ad-libbed by the actors themselves.Shooters was first broadcast in December 2000 on Channel 4 as part of its Cutting Edge series. The Liverpool-born musician John Murphy co-wrote the score.The Plot follows local liverpool gangsters, most notably “big john” and “dezzy” as they navigate the local drug trade.Family, financial and social aspects are all portrayed.<EOS>"
4035,162845,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisbeth_Lynghøft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Team_Video_Plus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Magma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lene_Børglum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katja_Kean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Marcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alberto_Rey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anders_Nyborg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Duran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisbeth_Lynghøft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Team_Video_Plus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lene_Børglum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisbeth_Lynghøft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pink Prison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Denmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_erotic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_erotic_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pink Prison is a 1999 erotic film for women, directed by Danish director Lisbeth Lynghøft, and produced by Puzzy Power, a division of Lars von Trier's film company Zentropa.As the follow-up to Constance (1998), it was the second hard-core pornographic film ever to have been produced by an established mainstream film production company.Pink Prison is based on the Puzzy Power Manifesto developed by Zentropa in 1997, as were Zentropa's two other sex films for women: Constance (1998), and All About Anna (2005).<EOS>"
4036,93849,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Andrews_Sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Ronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Always a Bridesmaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_a_Bridesmaid_(1943_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Always a Bridesmaid is a 1943 musical film starring The Andrews Sisters and Patric Knowles.<EOS>
4037,162708,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lucan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kitty_McShane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Old Mother Riley's Jungle Treasure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Jungle_Treasure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Old Mother Riley's Jungle Treasure is a low budget 1951 British comedy film, the penultimate in the long running Old Mother Riley series  starring Arthur Lucan and Kitty McShane. It features an early appearance by future Carry On regular Peter Butterworth.Husband and wife Arthur Lucan and Kitty McShane had separated by the time of production, and were touring in different ""Old Mother Riley"" shows. This was Kitty's final Mother Riley film, and her scenes with Lucan were reputedly shot on separate days.During filming, there was a strike over pay, led by the dancer Josie Woods, who was an extra on the film.<EOS>"
4038,137735,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denise_Dowse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Re'Shaun Frear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vince Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Corbin Bleu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keith David<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Columbus Short<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vanessa Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wendy Raquel Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janet Hubert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ledisi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denise_Dowse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Remember Me: The Mahalia Jackson Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_activists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me:_The_Mahalia_Jackson_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Civil_rights_movement_in_film<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Remember Me: The Mahalia Jackson Story is an American biographical musical drama film directed by Denise Dowse (in her directing debut as well as her only directing credit before her death in August 2022) and written by Ericka Nicole Malone. The film stars Ledisi as gospel singer and activist Mahalia Jackson. Also starring Columbus Short, Wendy Raquel Robinson, Janet Hubert, Vanessa Williams, Corbin Bleu and Keith David. It premiered at the 2022 Pan African Film & Arts Festival in Los Angeles in April 2022. The film later premiered on Hulu on September 20, 2022.The film received three NAACP Image Awards nomination at the 54th NAACP Image Awards: for Outstanding Independent Motion Picture, Outstanding Breakthrough Performance in a Motion Picture (Ledisi), and won Outstanding Breakthrough Creative (Motion Picture) (Ericka Nicole Malone).<EOS>"
4039,81348,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Weir_production_discography<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vestron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>D.E. Eisenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Blakely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Piper Laurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victoria Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Dean Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Robards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Corey Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Corey Haim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William McNamara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Adler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Meredith Salenger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vestron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dream a Little Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vestron_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Body_swapping_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marc_Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dream_a_Little_Dream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dream a Little Dream is a 1989 American fantasy-romantic comedy-drama film directed by Marc Rocco and starring Corey Feldman, Corey Haim, Meredith Salenger, Jason Robards, Piper Laurie and Harry Dean Stanton. It was filmed in Wilmington, North Carolina.  This was the third film featuring The Two Coreys. A direct to video sequel, Dream a Little Dream 2, was released in 1995.<EOS>"
4040,153383,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_King_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cameron_Mitchell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_MacRae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_King_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoebe_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carousel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_afterlife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ken_Darby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Ferenc_Molnár<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carousel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musicals_by_Rodgers_and_Hammerstein<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Carousel is a 1956 American drama fantasy musical film based on the 1945 Rodgers and Hammerstein stage musical of the same name, which in turn was based on Ferenc Molnár's 1909 non-musical play Liliom. The film stars Gordon MacRae and Shirley Jones and was directed by Henry King.As with the original stage production, the film contains some of Rodgers and Hammerstein's most famous songs and perhaps the most serious storyline of all of their musicals.<EOS>"
4041,82998,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Worth_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Richard Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelley_Winters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Christian_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Uggams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Worth_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Poor Pretty Eddie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Southern_Gothic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Pretty_Eddie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Worth_(cinematographer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Poor Pretty Eddie is a 1975 American film starring Leslie Uggams, Shelley Winters and Michael Christian. Made on a relatively small budget, it is known for having an atypical narrative and directorial style, which combines elements of horror, exploitation film making and Southern gothic. It has subsequently become popular in cult and B movie circles.<EOS>"
4042,106075,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clea_DuVall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sony Pictures Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hulu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marty Bowen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Isaac Klausner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristen Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Steenburgen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alison Brie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aubrey Plaza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mackenzie Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victor Garber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clea_DuVall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hulu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clea_DuVall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Happiest Season<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Happiest Season: Music from and Inspired by the Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Entertainment_One_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_anti-LGBT_sentiment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hulu_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Same-sex_marriage_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Amie_Doherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_Christmas_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiest_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clea_DuVall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Happiest Season is a 2020 American romantic comedy film directed by Clea DuVall, who co-wrote the screenplay with Mary Holland. Starring an ensemble cast consisting of Kristen Stewart, Mackenzie Davis, Alison Brie, Aubrey Plaza, Daniel Levy, Holland, Victor Garber, and Mary Steenburgen, the film follows a young woman who struggles to admit to her conservative parents that she is a lesbian while she and her girlfriend visit them during Christmas. A semi-autobiographical take on DuVall's experiences with her family, Happiest Season is the first lesbian Christmas rom-com produced by a major Hollywood studio.Produced by TriStar Pictures, Happiest Season was released in the United States on November 25, 2020, by Hulu. The film received positive reviews from critics, with praise for the cast. The film won a GLAAD Media Award in 2021 in the Outstanding Film – Wide Release category.<EOS>"
4043,29427,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Weitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DreamWorks_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_De_Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jay Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert De Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Owen Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dustin Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Teri Polo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Stiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blythe Danner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbra Streisand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>More]])<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DreamWorks_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_De_Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Meet the Parents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DreamWorks_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trilogies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_the_Parents_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_interfaith_romance_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Meet the Parents is a film series following the character Greg Focker (Ben Stiller) as he interacts with his family and in-laws. The series is made up of three movies: Meet the Parents (2000), Meet the Fockers (2004) and Little Fockers (2010). A fourth film, titled Focker In-Law, is set to release in 2026. The series primarily stars Stiller, Robert De Niro, Teri Polo, Blythe Danner, Owen Wilson, Dustin Hoffman, Barbra Streisand and Ariana Grande. The three films earned over $1.15 billion at the box office.<EOS>"
4044,39023,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L'Estrange_Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Greek Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greek_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sinclair_Hill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Greek Street (US title Latin Love) is a 1930 British musical film directed by Sinclair Hill and starring Sari Maritza, William Freshman and Martin Lewis. It was made by Gaumont British at their Lime Grove Studios in Shepherd's Bush. The film's sets were designed by Andrew Mazzei. The film takes its title from Greek Street in Central London.<EOS>"
4045,159297,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_C._Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Transcontinental_Records<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Sorvino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonio_Sabato_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hunter_Tylo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Albertini_Dow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony DeCamillis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_C._Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Transcontinental_Records<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Pearlman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Longshot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longshot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lalo_Schifrin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Longshot is a 2001 American comedy film directed by Lionel C. Martin, and co-written by Lou Pearlman, as a promotional tool to promote the acting debuts of his succession of successful boybands and girl groups, such as NSYNC, O-Town and Natural, as well as singer Britney Spears, girlband Innosense and pop-hip hop trio LFO, all of whom had cameo appearances in the film, as Pearlman had worked with all of them during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Hunter Tylo, Paul Sorvino Antonio Sabato Jr., Zachery Ty Bryan, and Kenny Rogers star in the film and Spears has a cameo.The plot recounts the tale of a young boy, Alex Taylor, who gets caught up in his brother's activities as a gigolo, and uses each of the said pop acts as a tool within the film.<EOS>"
4046,151887,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jorge Montesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dominique Othenin-Girard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harvey Bernhard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert J. Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Faye Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Asia Vieira<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_Othenin-Girard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Bernhard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Anderson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_depictions_of_the_Antichrist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychic_powers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_Television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dominique_Othenin-Girard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Omen_IV:_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Omen_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Omen IV: The Awakening is a 1991 American supernatural horror television film directed by Jorge Montesi and Dominique Othenin-Girard and written by Brian Taggert, from a story by producer Harvey Bernhard and Taggert. The film is the fourth installment in The Omen series and the final installment of the original series. It stars Faye Grant, Michael Woods, Michael Lerner, and Asia Vieira. Its plot follows two attorneys who adopt a young girl, unaware of the fact that she is to possibly succeed Damien Thorn as the Antichrist.The film was intended to be the first of many television sequels to 20th Century Fox's film history of popular titles. Bernhard, who also produced the previous three Omen films, felt there could be more done to the series. This was the last film he produced. He previously wrote the story for the second film.Omen IV: The Awakening premiered on television in North America on the Fox network, on May 20, 1991. The film was given a theatrical release in some countries, such as Australia, where it premiered on August 9, 1991, and in the United Kingdom, where it opened on November 29, 1991. It was largely panned by critics upon release.<EOS>"
4047,165778,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earle_Hodgins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Humbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Popeye<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Porky's Garden is a 1937 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated cartoon directed by Tex Avery. The short was released on September 11, 1937, and stars Porky Pig. This cartoon's theme is a Looney Tunes theme from 1937, known as ""Porky's Signature"", but not ""The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down"", which would be first used as the opening theme in Rover's Rival. However, a few bars of ""The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down"" are played when the Podunk fair is introduced. This predates the use of ""The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down"" as the Looney Tunes theme, and is one of the earliest uses of this song in the Warner Bros.'s cartoons, the last cartoon that Elmer Wait animated; he died about two months prior to the release. The film entered the Public Domain in 1965.<EOS>"
4048,170650,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Puritan_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C.C._Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Hughes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marion Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Grant Withers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Puritan_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C.C._Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Jeske<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rip Roaring Riley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rip_Roaring_Riley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rip Roaring Riley is a 1935 American action film directed by Elmer Clifton and starring Elmer Clifton, with Lloyd Hughes, Marion Burns and Grant Withers. The film's sets were designed by the art director Vin Taylor. A second feature, it was released in America by Puritan Pictures and in Britain by Pathé Pictures under the alternative title The Mystery of Diamond Island.<EOS>"
4049,107441,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hello, Sweetheart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hello,_Sweetheart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Monty_Banks<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Hello, Sweetheart is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Monty Banks and starring Claude Hulbert, Gregory Ratoff and Jane Carr.The film was made by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers at the company's Teddington Studios. It is based on the play The Butter and Egg Man by George S. Kaufman.<EOS>"
4050,166360,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_Race:_The_Remote_Viewings<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Stewart St. John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_Race:_The_Remote_Viewings<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stewart St. John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_Race:_The_Remote_Viewings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Scott Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_Race:_The_Remote_Viewings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bailey_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_Race:_The_Remote_Viewings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kali Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_Race:_The_Remote_Viewings<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Next Race: The Remote Viewings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_Race:_The_Remote_Viewings<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_Race:_The_Remote_Viewings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_Race:_The_Remote_Viewings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_Race:_The_Remote_Viewings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_Race:_The_Remote_Viewings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_Race:_The_Remote_Viewings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_Race:_The_Remote_Viewings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Next_Race:_The_Remote_Viewings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Next Race: The Remote Viewings, also called The Chronicles of Hollow Earth: The Next Race, is a 2007 independent science fiction film written, directed, edited and produced by Stewart St. John. It is the first chapter in the ""Creation Wars"" saga, followed by Dark Metropolis (2010). Two more sequels are planned.<EOS>"
4051,167835,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maryus_Vaysberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Damon Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric Koskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regina_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leelee_Sobieski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rade_Šerbedžija<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Balfour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shane_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reiley_McClendon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maryus_Vaysberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Vampilov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Elder Son<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Elder_Son_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maryus_Vaysberg<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Elder Son is a 2006 American comedy drama film written and directed by Maryus Vaysberg and Scott Sturgeon. It is based upon the play of the same name by Alexander Vampilov.<EOS>
4052,89370,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delbert_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Rosemont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Borgnine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Pleasence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Holm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thomas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dai_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delbert_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Rosemont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States/United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_German_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hallmark_Hall_of_Fame_episodes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_military_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Delbert_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-war_films_about_World_War_I<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_remakes_of_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_I_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_Front_(World_War_I)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Erich_Maria_Remarque<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Wilhelm_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_I_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:All_Quiet_on_the_Western_Front<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All Quiet on the Western Front is an epic anti-war television film produced by ITC Entertainment. It was released on November 14, 1979. Based on the 1929 book of the same name by Erich Maria Remarque, it stars Richard Thomas and Ernest Borgnine. Directed by Delbert Mann, this film is a joint British and American production for which most of the filming took place in Czechoslovakia.<EOS>"
4053,103374,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrea Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dominick Grieco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Bicona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam De Fazio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victor Magnotta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mardik_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It's Not Just You, Murray!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Not_Just_You,_Murray!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Martin_Scorsese<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>It's Not Just You, Murray! (1964) is a short film directed by Martin Scorsese, starring Ira Rubin and Sam De Fazio. The film focuses on Murray, a middle-aged mobster reminiscing about his career without realizing that his success is not all it seems to be. The film premiered at the New York Film Festival in 1966. It's Not Just You, Murray! won various awards including the Producers Guild Award for Best Student Film, and Jesse L Lasky Intercollegiate Award.<EOS>"
4054,135815,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Patrick Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Perry Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susanne Severeid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marcy Albrecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rae Sperling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sherry Hardin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hollywood High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_High_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hollywood High is a 1977 American sex comedy film. The film is generally regarded as being of very low quality, with one retrospective review calling it ""a shockingly inept piece of teen sexploitation"". Another review ""Even for a dubious genre like this, this movie reaches a level of badness that would make even the most jaded exploitation filmmakers pause, and subsequently resolve never to reach such a low point. Practically every department in this movie - acting, writing, directing, etc. - is at the very bottom of the barrel."" Despite its poor reception, the movie had the unofficial sequel Hollywood High Part 2 released in 1981, which likewise was panned.<EOS>"
4055,165782,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Wentworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Dougherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Porky's Poultry Plant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_chickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Poultry_Plant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pigs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Porky's Poultry Plant is a 1936 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Frank Tashlin and composed by Carl Stalling (their first short as director and composer, respectively for Warner Bros.). The short was released on August 22, 1936, and stars Porky Pig.<EOS>"
4056,169601,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleep_Has_Her_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Barley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleep_Has_Her_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Barley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleep_Has_Her_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Barley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleep_Has_Her_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Barley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleep_Has_Her_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Barley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleep_Has_Her_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sleep Has Her House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleep_Has_Her_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleep_Has_Her_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleep_Has_Her_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleep_Has_Her_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleep_Has_Her_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleep_Has_Her_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleep_Has_Her_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mobile_phone_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleep_Has_Her_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Slow_movement<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sleep Has Her House is a 2017 British experimental film written, directed, produced, scored, and edited by Scott Barley. It features no actors or dialogue.The film is considered part of the slow cinema movement due to its use of long takes, the longest of which is an 11-minute shot of the sun setting. It was shot on an iPhone 6, continuing Barley's trend of filming with camera phones. It also features still photography and hand-drawn images by Barley.<EOS>"
4057,81692,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Morrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Ferrara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Lisciandro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Babe Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Private sphere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Morrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Morrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Morrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Ferrara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Lisciandro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Morrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Morrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>HWY: An American Pastoral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Unreleased_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Ferrara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_film_awards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:HWY:_An_American_Pastoral<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_by_Jim_Morrison<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>HWY: An American Pastoral is a featurette by Jim Morrison, Frank Lisciandro, Paul Ferrara, and Babe Hill. Starring Morrison as a mysterious hitchhiker, it is a 52-minute experimental film in Direct Cinema style. It was shot during the spring and summer of 1969 in the Mojave Desert and in Los Angeles.In the informal 1971 interview Morrison gave to Ben Fong-Torres, Morrison states the film ""was more of an exercise for me and a warm-up for something bigger.""In 2009, restored and re-mastered excerpts from HWY were featured in Tom DiCillo's documentary When You're Strange. However, the complete film was not included in the Special Features on the When You're Strange DVD, and there have been no further announcements regarding a DVD release for the film. Bootleg copies of the film (with a visible timecode at the bottom of the screen) can be found on the internet.<EOS>"
4058,143277,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ethan_Spaulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morena Baccarin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason O'Mara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stuart Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ethan_Spaulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Robinson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_R._Lansdale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Son of Batman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_China<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2014<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_direct-to-video_animated_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_Batman_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ethan_Spaulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frederik_Wiedmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DC_Animated_Movie_Universe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robin_(character)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Batman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comics_adapted_into_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Son of Batman is a 2014 American animated superhero film which is the 20th film of the DC Universe Animated Original Movies and the third film in the DC Animated Movie Universe. It is an adaptation of Grant Morrison and Andy Kubert's 2006 ""Batman and Son"" storyline. The film was released as a digital download on April 22, 2014, and was released on physical media on May 6.<EOS>"
4059,67567,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Wrather<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Wrather<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strike It Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_It_Rich_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strike It Rich is a 1948 American comedy film directed by Lesley Selander and starring Rod Cameron, Bonita Granville and Don Castle.It was partly shot on location around Lindale, Texas.<EOS>"
4060,163850,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Fairbanks_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Bellamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._Somerset_Maugham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Presnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernhard_Kaun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_W._Somerset_Maugham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Narrow_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_E._Green<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Narrow Corner is a 1933 American pre-Code drama film directed by Alfred E. Green and starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Patricia Ellis and Ralph Bellamy. It is an adaptation of Somerset Maugham's 1932 novel The Narrow Corner. It was remade in 1936 as Isle of Fury.The film's sets were designed by the art director Robert M. Haas.<EOS>"
4061,110572,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lorraine Gary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mario Van Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lance Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jaws: The Revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Orchestral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Novelization<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Bahamas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Bahamas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alternative_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shark_attacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sharks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Martha's_Vineyard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jaws_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaws:_The_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Peter_Benchley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jaws: The Revenge is a 1987 American thriller film produced and directed by Joseph Sargent. The fourth and final film in the Jaws franchise, it stars Lorraine Gary, who came out of retirement to reprise her role from the first two films, along with new cast members Lance Guest, Mario Van Peebles, Karen Young and Michael Caine. Acting as a direct sequel to Jaws 2 (retroactively ignoring the events of Jaws 3-D), the film focuses on a now-widowed Ellen Brody (Gary) and her conviction that a great white shark is seeking revenge on her family, particularly when it kills her youngest son, and follows her to the Bahamas.The film was made in less than nine months, with production commencing in September 1986 so that the film could be released the following summer. The film was shot on location in New England and in the Bahamas and completed on the Universal lot. As with the first two films, Martha's Vineyard was the location of the fictional Amity Island for the opening scenes. Delays caused by the mechanical sharks and the weather led to concerns about whether the release date would be met. Many critics suggested that the rushed production compromised the quality of the film. The film was marketed with the now infamous tagline ""This time, it's personal.""Jaws: The Revenge was the lowest grossing film of the franchise, with $51.9 million total gross on a $23 million budget barely breaking even. It was universally panned by critics and audiences alike, who lamented the weak story, poor acting, and cheap-looking effects, and felt the franchise had run its course.<EOS>"
4062,164220,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigantic_(A_Tale_of_Two_Johns)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:AJ_Schnack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigantic_(A_Tale_of_Two_Johns)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigantic_(A_Tale_of_Two_Johns)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Plexifilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigantic_(A_Tale_of_Two_Johns)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shirley Moyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigantic_(A_Tale_of_Two_Johns)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:AJ_Schnack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigantic_(A_Tale_of_Two_Johns)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cowboy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigantic_(A_Tale_of_Two_Johns)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Plexifilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigantic_(A_Tale_of_Two_Johns)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gigantic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigantic_(A_Tale_of_Two_Johns)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigantic_(A_Tale_of_Two_Johns)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigantic_(A_Tale_of_Two_Johns)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigantic_(A_Tale_of_Two_Johns)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigantic_(A_Tale_of_Two_Johns)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rockumentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gigantic_(A_Tale_of_Two_Johns)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:They_Might_Be_Giants<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gigantic (A Tale of Two Johns) is a documentary profiling the alternative rock band They Might Be Giants, featuring interviews with Frank Black, Sarah Vowell, Dave Eggers, Mark Hoppus, and others. It was directed by AJ Schnack and premiered at the South by Southwest Film Festival in 2002. It was released in theaters by Cowboy Pictures, and on DVD by Plexifilm in 2003. The DVD includes bonus features such as music videos, vintage live performances, and more.<EOS>"
4063,104416,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Widgey_R._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ace Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Freshman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Moore Marriott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vera Sherborne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Widgey_R._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Widgey_R._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lucky Blaze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Blaze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Widgey_R._Newman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lucky Blaze is a 1933 British sports film directed by Widgey R. Newman and starring William Freshman, Vera Sherborne and Moore Marriott. It was made as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
4064,164270,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_Conflict<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Hal R. Makelim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_Conflict<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Atlas Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_Conflict<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monarch Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_Conflict<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Arnold_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_Conflict<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Agar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_Conflict<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_Conflict<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Man of Conflict<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_Conflict<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_Conflict<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_Conflict<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_Conflict<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_Conflict<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_Conflict<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Albert_Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_of_Conflict<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Man of Conflict is a 1953 American crime drama film directed by Hal R. Makelim and starring John Agar and Edward Arnold.<EOS>
4065,169818,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Danton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kerwin_Mathews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Alan_Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tarawa Beachhead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pacific_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kiribati<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Solomon_Islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarawa_Beachhead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Battle_of_Tarawa<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Tarawa Beachhead is a 1958 war film directed by Paul Wendkos. It stars Columbia Pictures contract star Kerwin Mathews in his first leading role and the husband and wife team of Ray Danton and Julie Adams.  The working title of the film was Flag over Tarawa and was originally to have starred Ronald Reagan.<EOS>
4066,94145,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnaud_Desplechin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Not_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alain_Sarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnaud_Desplechin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Not_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alain_Sarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Esther Kahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Howard_Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arnaud_Desplechin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Kahn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Arnaud_Desplechin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Esther Kahn is the first English-language film by the French director Arnaud Desplechin. It premiered at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival where it competed for the Palme d'Or, but was not distributed to the United States for two years until it played in New York City in 2002. It stars Summer Phoenix as Esther and Ian Holm as her friend and teacher, Nathan Quellen.<EOS>"
4067,121033,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Brabin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Thalberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_B._Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Mack_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleanor_Boardman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Brabin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Thalberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_B._Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Brabin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edith_Ellis_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great Meadow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Brabin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Meadow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Great Meadow is a 1931 American Pre-Code Western film, produced and distributed by MGM with direction by Charles Brabin. The film starred Eleanor Boardman and Johnny Mack Brown. It is based on the novel The Great Meadow by Elizabeth Madox Roberts, which is similar in theme to Drums Along the Mohawk by Walter D. Edmonds, which was later made into the 1939 film of the same name directed by John Ford. MGM filmed The Great Meadow in a widescreen format called ""Realife"". However, it is unclear whether it was released in that widescreen process due to declining interest of the movie-going public.<EOS>"
4068,146609,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_McDonagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Focus Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Graham Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Czernin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brendan Gleeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Fiennes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clémence Poésy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jérémie Renier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_McDonagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Czernin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_McDonagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In Bruges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In Bruges: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Folk_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Musical_or_Comedy_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Focus_Features_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carter_Burwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Original_Screenplay_BAFTA_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Icon_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_atonement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Graham_Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alliance_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scanbox_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bruges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Flanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Bruges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Bruges<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_McDonagh<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In Bruges is a 2008 black comedy-drama crime thriller film directed and written by Martin McDonagh in his feature-length debut. It stars Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson as two London-based Irish hitmen hiding in Bruges, with Ralph Fiennes as their boss. The film is set and was filmed in Bruges, Belgium.In Bruges was the opening night film of the 2008 Sundance Film Festival and opened in limited release in the United States on 8 February 2008. It garnered a box office of $34.5 million.For his performance in the film, Farrell won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy, while Gleeson was nominated in the same category. McDonagh won the BAFTA Award for Best Original Screenplay and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay.<EOS>"
4069,154291,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avi_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin King Templeton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sylvester Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Benz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ken Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Marsden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Graham McTavish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maung Maung Khin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Schulze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rey Gallegos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jake La Botz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Kang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avi_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rambo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rambo: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Censored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MoviePass_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mercenaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_United_States_Army_Special_Forces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Myanmar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Weinstein_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Political_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Avi_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nu_Image_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rambo_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_Myanmar<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rambo is a 2008 American war action film directed and co-written by Sylvester Stallone, based on the character John Rambo created by author David Morrell for his novel First Blood. A sequel to Rambo III (1988), it is the fourth installment in the Rambo franchise and co-stars Julie Benz, Paul Schulze, Matthew Marsden, Graham McTavish, Rey Gallegos, Tim Kang, Jake La Botz, Maung Maung Khin, and Ken Howard. The film is dedicated to the memory of Richard Crenna, who died in 2003. Crenna had played Colonel Sam Trautman in the previous films. In the film, Rambo (reprised by Stallone) leads a group of mercenaries into Burma to rescue Christian missionaries, who have been kidnapped by a local infantry unit.The rights to the Rambo franchise were sold to Miramax Films in 1997 after Carolco Pictures went bankrupt. Miramax intended to produce a fourth film but Stallone was unmotivated to reprise the role. The rights were then sold to Nu Image and Millennium Films in 2005, who green-lit the film before the release of Rocky Balboa (2006). Filming began in Thailand, Mexico, and the United States in January 2007, and ended in May 2007.Rambo was theatrically released in the United States by Lionsgate Films and the Weinstein Company on January 25, 2008, and in Germany by Warner Bros. Pictures on February 14, to mixed reviews, with praise aimed at Stallone’s direction and performance, action sequences, and musical score, but criticism for its plot, excessively graphic violence, and political commentary. It was also a box office success. It grossed $113.2 million worldwide against a production budget between $47.5–50 million. The film was followed by Rambo: Last Blood, released on September 20, 2019.<EOS>"
4070,167660,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures Corp.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Auer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Auer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_S._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sheriff of Las Vegas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Red_Ryder_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheriff_of_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sheriff of Las Vegas is a 1944 American Western film directed by Lesley Selander and starring Wild Bill Elliott in the role of Red Ryder Costarring as Little Beaver, was actor (Bobby) Robert Blake. It was the sixth of twenty-three Red Ryder feature films that would be produced by Republic Pictures.<EOS>"
4071,104011,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randall Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stuart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nora Swinburne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nancy Burne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Trevellian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lend Me Your Husband<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lend_Me_Your_Husband_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lend Me Your Husband is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Frederick Hayward and starring John Stuart, Nora Swinburne and Nancy Burne. It was made at Walton Studios as a quota quickie.The film's sets were designed by the art director Don Russell.<EOS>"
4072,116507,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Congress_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Congress_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Congress_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Congress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Congress_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Congress_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Congress_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Congress_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Congress_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Congress_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_politics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Congress_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PBS_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Congress_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Congress_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_United_States_history<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Congress_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Burns<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Congress is a 1988 documentary film directed by the Emmy Award-winning director Ken Burns. The Florentine Films production, which focuses on the United States Congress, aired on PBS on March 20, 1989.<EOS>"
4073,144688,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Stewart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Preisser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Freddie Steps Out<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Steps_Out<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Freddie Steps Out is a 1946 American film starring Freddie Stewart.It is the second in The Teen Agers series.<EOS>
4074,135688,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_E._Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Hylton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Petula_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Here Come the Huggetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Antony_Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Betty_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Huggetts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Huggetts_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Here Come the Huggetts is a 1948 British comedy film, the first of The Huggetts series, about a working class English family. All three films in the series were directed by Ken Annakin and released by Gainsborough Pictures.Jack Warner and Kathleen Harrison head the cast as factory worker Joe Huggett and his wife Ethel, with Petula Clark, Jane Hylton and Susan Shaw as their young daughters (all with the same first names as the actresses portraying them) and Amy Veness as their opinionated grandmother. Diana Dors had an early role. Clark, who began her career as a child vocalist on BBC Radio, sings the song ""Walking Backwards"".Joe and Ethel had been introduced a year earlier in the film Holiday Camp and there would be two sequels, Vote for Huggett and The Huggetts Abroad (both 1949).<EOS>"
4075,168221,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>;<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helga Sven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sharon Moran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Iris_Murdoch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sins of Ilsa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sins_of_Ilsa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sins of Ilsa (also known as, The Iris Movie) is a 1985 American adult erotic film, based on a novel by Iris Murdoch, filmed in New York City and, for exteriors, in  Paris. The film is notable as the last film directed by Radley Metzger and, as of November 2019, has not yet been released publicly. However, the film was shown on the Playboy Channel in 1987 under the title Love Standing Up.The film was made during the Golden Age of Porn (1969–1984) (inaugurated by the 1969 release of Andy Warhol's Blue Movie) in the United States, at a time of ""porno chic"", in which adult erotic films were just beginning to be widely released, publicly discussed by celebrities (like Johnny Carson and Bob Hope) and taken seriously by film critics (like Roger Ebert).According to one film reviewer, Radley Metzger's films, including those made during the Golden Age of Porn (1969–1984), are noted for their ""lavish design, witty screenplays, and a penchant for the unusual camera angle"". Another reviewer noted that his films were ""highly artistic — and often cerebral ... and often featured gorgeous cinematography"". Film and audio works by Metzger have been added to the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City.<EOS>"
4076,89505,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Zaillian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Medavoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Zaillian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnold Messer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Lemberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Simon Rhodes and James Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jude Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Clarkson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Winslet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Ruffalo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Gandolfini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Zaillian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Zaillian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Medavoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Zaillian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All the King's Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_politicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elections<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steven_Zaillian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Phoenix_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Huey_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Steven_Zaillian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_King's_Men_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steven_Zaillian<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All the King's Men is a 2006 American political drama film written, directed and produced by Steven Zaillian based on the 1946 Pulitzer Prize–winning novel of the same name by Robert Penn Warren. All the King's Men had previously been adapted into a Best Picture Oscar–winning film by writer-director Robert Rossen in 1949. The film narrates the rise to power and demise of the Governor Willie Stark (played by Sean Penn), taking his office in the American South. The fictional character is loosely based on the life of Louisiana governor Huey Long, in office between 1928 through 1932. Elected as a U.S. senator, he was assassinated in 1935. The film co-stars Jude Law, Kate Winslet, Anthony Hopkins, James Gandolfini, Mark Ruffalo, Patricia Clarkson, Jackie Earle Haley and Frederic Forrest in his final film appearance.Produced by Columbia Pictures in association with Phoenix Pictures and Relativity Media, All the King's Men was released in the United States on September 22, 2006, by Sony Pictures Releasing.<EOS>"
4077,55179,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sterling Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Reginald Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Batten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Moore Marriott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wyn Clare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Devon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wonderful_Story_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_I._A._R._Wylie<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wonderful Story is a 1932 British drama film directed by Reginald Fogwell and starring Wyn Clare, John Batten and Moore Marriott. It was based on the 1921 short story of the same name written by I.A.R. Wylie, which had previously been turned into a 1922 silent film of the same title. A quota quickie, it was largely shot on location in Devon.<EOS>"
4078,104748,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Kaufman_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hans_Ruesch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Racers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alex_North<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Racers is a 1955 American CinemaScope drama sports film directed by Henry Hathaway and starring Kirk Douglas, Bella Darvi and Gilbert Roland. The film is based on the book by Hans Ruesch entitled The Racer, based on the life of Rudolf Caracciola.<EOS>"
4079,45526,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Detiege<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United Screen Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phyllis Bounds Detiege<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Keel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dale_Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Jean_Wong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man from Button Willow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georgie_Stoll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Button_Willow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man from Button Willow is a 1965 American animated Western film about the adventures of Justin Eagle, the first U.S. government agent. It was released in the United States on April 3, 1965.Common Sense Media noted in their review that the film is romantic and ethnocentric in its depiction of American superiority; some of the Native American and Asian characters would be considered stereotypes by today's standards.<EOS>"
4080,104560,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rupert Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alma Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Valli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Racing Luck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Luck_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rupert_Kathner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Racing Luck is a 1941 Australian comedy film directed by Rupert Kathner and starring Joe Valli, George Lloyd and Marshall Crosby. The jockey Darby Munro, who had a cameo as himself, described it as the best Australian film he had ever seen.<EOS>"
4081,81369,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Chandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>SOI Film Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Chandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Befell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Saul Brignell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Chandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Chandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Chandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Drillbit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alex_Chandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drillbit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Zombie_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Drillbit is a low-budget short horror film directed by Alex Chandon and stars Ben Bethell, Tom Cox and Saul Brignell.<EOS>"
4082,123101,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Sylvan_Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Selwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Ebsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessie_Ralph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florence_Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_O'Keefe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hubbard_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Sylvan_Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Selwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florence_Ryerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Mannheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Allan_Woolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Kid from Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_S._Sylvan_Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Florence_Ryerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Edgar_Allan_Woolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kid_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Polo_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Kid from Texas is a 1939 Western sports comedy film.<EOS>
4083,68092,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lenny Wong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_S._Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steven Pearl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thea_Vidale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephanie_Hodge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Petersen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Martling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Fox_(Comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joey Gaynor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Larry Scarano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Monty Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_S._Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thea_Vidale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephanie_Hodge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Petersen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Martling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Fox_(Comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Comedy's Dirtiest Dozen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy's_Dirtiest_Dozen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stand-up_comedy_concert_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Comedy's Dirtiest Dozen is a 1988 stand-up comedy concert film directed by Lenny Wong and starring Tim Allen, Chris Rock, Bill Hicks, Jackie Martling, Otto Peterson, Monty Hoffman, Steven Pearl, John Fox, Joey Gaynor, Larry Scarano, Stephanie Hodge and Thea Vidale.  Ben Creed was the emcee.<EOS>"
4084,140479,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Jackson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Jackson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Many Tanks Mr. Atkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Many_Tanks_Mr._Atkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Many Tanks Mr. Atkins is a 1938 British comedy war film directed by Roy William Neill and starring Claude Hulbert, Reginald Purdell and Barbara Greene.It was made as a quota quickie by Warner Brothers at the company's Teddington Studios in London.The film's sets were designed by the art director Peter Proud.<EOS>"
4085,143099,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Wilder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Billy Wilder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Wilder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Wilder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Some Like It Hot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Some Like It Hot: Original MGM Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Musical_or_Comedy_Picture_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Musical_or_Comedy_Actress_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_I._A._L._Diamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Costume_Design_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Musical_or_Comedy_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_American_Mafia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_the_Mafia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Adolph_Deutsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mafia_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drag_(clothing)-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gangster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Diego<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Billy_Wilder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1929<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Billy_Wilder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Polish-Americans_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Roaring_Twenties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orry-Kelly<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I._A._L._Diamond<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Like_It_Hot<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Some Like It Hot is a 1959 American crime comedy film produced, co-written and directed by Billy Wilder. It stars Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon, with George Raft, Pat O'Brien, Joe E. Brown, Joan Shawlee and Nehemiah Persoff in supporting roles. The screenplay by Wilder and I. A. L. Diamond is based on a screenplay by Robert Thoeren and Michael Logan from the 1935 French film Fanfare of Love. Set in the Prohibition era, the film is about two musicians (Curtis and Lemmon) who disguise themselves as women to escape Chicago mobsters they witnessed commit murder.Some Like It Hot opened to critical and commercial success and is considered to be one of the greatest films of all time. The film received six Academy Award nominations, including Best Actor, Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay, winning for Best Costume Design. In 1989, the Library of Congress selected it as one of the first 25 films for preservation in the United States National Film Registry for being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".The Production Code had been gradually weakening in its scope since the early 1950s, owing to greater social tolerance for taboo topics in film, but it was enforced until the mid-1960s. The overwhelming success of Some Like It Hot is considered one of the reasons behind the retirement of the code.<EOS>"
4086,40109,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Scanlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kori_Rae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Mirren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nathan Fillion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Crystal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Foley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Buscemi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlie Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joel Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Sohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Scanlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kori_Rae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Scanlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Gerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Monsters University<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Randy_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pixar_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Annie_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Yeti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monsters,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dan_Scanlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters_University<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dan_Scanlon<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Monsters University is a 2013 American animated coming-of-age comedy film produced by Pixar Animation Studios for Walt Disney Pictures. It is a prequel to Monsters, Inc. (2001), it was directed by Dan Scanlon (in his feature directorial debut), produced by Kori Rae, and written by Scanlon and the writing team of Dan Gerson and Robert L. Baird. John Lasseter, Pete Docter, Andrew Stanton and Lee Unkrich served as the film's executive producers. The music for the film was composed and conducted by Randy Newman, making it his seventh collaboration with Pixar. Monsters University tells the story of the main characters of Monsters, Inc., James P. ""Sulley"" Sullivan and Mike Wazowski, and their experience in college leading to them becoming best friends. John Goodman, Billy Crystal, Steve Buscemi, Bob Peterson and John Ratzenberger reprise their roles as James P. Sullivan, Mike Wazowski, Randall Boggs, Roz and the Abominable Snowman, respectively, while the new cast were joined by Helen Mirren, Alfred Molina, Peter Sohn, Joel Murray, Sean Hayes, Dave Foley, Charlie Day, Nathan Fillion and Aubrey Plaza, while Bonnie Hunt, who voiced Ms. Flint in the original film, voices Mike's childhood teacher Mrs. Graves.Disney, as the rights holder, had plans for a sequel to Monsters, Inc. since 2005. Following disagreements with Pixar, Disney tasked its Circle 7 Animation unit to make the film. An early draft of the film was developed; Disney's purchase of Pixar in January 2006 led to the cancellation of Circle 7's version of the film. A Pixar-made sequel was confirmed in 2010 and in 2011, it was announced that the film would instead be a prequel titled Monsters University.Monsters University premiered on June 5, 2013, at the BFI Southbank in London, England, and was theatrically released in the United States on June 21. It was accompanied in theaters by a short film, The Blue Umbrella, directed by Saschka Unseld. The film received generally positive reviews from critics and grossed $743 million worldwide against its $200 million production budget, making it the seventh highest-grossing film of 2013. An animated short film titled Party Central, which takes place shortly after the events of Monsters University, premiered in fall 2013 before being released theatrically with Muppets Most Wanted in 2014.<EOS>"
4087,44552,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolas_Gessner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinema International Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Astral Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>American International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zev_Braun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jodie Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Jacoby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexis Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mort Shuman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolas_Gessner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astral_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_International_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zev_Braun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laird_Koenig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Matricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_thriller_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Poisoning_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nicolas_Gessner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Zev_Braun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Girl_Who_Lives_Down_the_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Brome-Missisquoi_Regional_County_Municipality<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane is a 1976 cross-genre film directed by Nicolas Gessner and starring Jodie Foster, Martin Sheen, Alexis Smith, Mort Shuman, and Scott Jacoby. It was a co-production of Canada and France and written by Laird Koenig, based on his 1974 novel of the same title.The plot focuses on 13-year-old Rynn Jacobs (Foster), a child whose absent poet father and secretive behaviours prod the suspicions of her conservative small-town neighbours. The adaptation, originally intended as a play, was filmed in Quebec on a small budget. The production later became the subject of controversy over reports that Foster had conflicts with producers over the filming and inclusion of a nude scene, but a 21-year-old body double (Foster's sister) was used. After a screening at the 1976 Cannes Film Festival, a court challenge was launched regarding distribution, and a general release followed in 1977.Initially released to mixed reviews, with some critics finding the murder mystery plot weak but Jodie Foster's performance more meritorious, the film won two Saturn Awards, including Best Horror Film and Best Actress for Foster. It subsequently attained cult status, with later critics positively reviewing the screenplay. Writers and academics have interpreted it as a statement on children's rights and variously placed it in the thriller, horror, mystery or other genres.<EOS>"
4088,83059,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Rosson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Morosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benita_Hume<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Barraud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Newcomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Rosson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Morosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Lonsdale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Women Who Play<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Rosson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Who_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Women Who Play is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Arthur Rosson and starring Mary Newcomb, Benita Hume and George Barraud. It was produced by Walter Morosco and Alexander Korda and has a screenplay by Basil Mason and Gilbert Wakefield. It is based on the 1925 play Spring Cleaning by Frederick Lonsdale.<EOS>"
4089,154800,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Angel Kristi Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephanie_Allain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kim Coleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mel Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles D. King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aaliyah Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kim Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Poppy Hanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Angel Kristi Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Latisha Fortune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sanford Grimes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blair_Underwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Uzo_Aduba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Ealy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzzanne_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yootha Wong-Loi-Sing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kofi_Siriboe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jade_Eshete<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tristan_Wilds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Naturi_Naughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephanie_Allain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Coleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicia_Pride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Really Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>American<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Really_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Really Love is a 2020 American romantic drama film directed by Angel Kristi Williams and co-written with Felicia Pride. The film is set in Washington, D.C., and centers the romance between a struggling artist (Kofi Siriboe) and an ambitious law student (Yootha Wong-Loi-Sing). Really Love debuted in October 2020 at AFI Film Festival. It received mainly positive critical reception and leads Wong-Loi-Sing and Siriboe received a Special Jury Recognition for Acting at South by Southwest.<EOS>"
4090,165227,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Harvey Nikolai Keith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stuart S. Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann Magnuson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Aviles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phoebe Legere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlie Barnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lydia Lunch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Coleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dean Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joey Arias<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Sex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Finley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emilio Cubeiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mondo New York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mondo_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mondo_New_York<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_entertainers<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Mondo New York is a 1988 Mondo film directed by Harvey Nikolai Keith. The documentary film was inspired by the 1963 movie Mondo Cane.<EOS>
4091,69125,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frozen_Assets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_T._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frozen_Assets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frozen_Assets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Klein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frozen_Assets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Miller_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frozen_Assets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corbin_Bernsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frozen_Assets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelley_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frozen_Assets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frozen Assets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frozen_Assets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frozen_Assets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frozen_Assets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frozen_Assets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frozen_Assets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Portland,_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frozen_Assets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_T._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frozen_Assets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Tavera<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Frozen Assets is a 1992 American comedy film directed by George T. Miller. It stars Shelley Long and Corbin Bernsen.<EOS>
4092,104614,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Hagg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greater_Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick Edgeworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Russell Hagg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gus_Mercurio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Kennedy_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Hagg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greater_Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Hagg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Edgeworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Edgeworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Raw Deal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_colonial_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Deal_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Raw Deal is a 1977 Australian meat pie western film directed by Russell Hagg made by the company responsible for the TV series Cash and Company and Tandarra.<EOS>
4093,136311,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Nicol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Evans_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Veronica Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Erickson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gilded Cage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gilded_Cage_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Gilling<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Gilded Cage is a 1955 second feature British crime film directed by John Gilling and starring Alex Nicol, Veronica Hurst and Clifford Evans. It was written by Brock Williams from a story by Paul Erickson.<EOS>"
4094,162712,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Freddie Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lucan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kitty McShane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Old Mother Riley at Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Old Mother Riley at Home is a 1945 British comedy film directed by Oswald Mitchell and starring Arthur Lucan, Kitty McShane and Freddie Forbes. It is the 11th film in the long-running Old Mother Riley series.<EOS>"
4095,14041,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Widmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Showalter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murvyn_Vye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Taylor_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Everett_Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Destination Gobi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Second_Sino-Japanese_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1944<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mongolia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Navy_in_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Sol_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gobi_Desert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Destination_Gobi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Destination Gobi is a 1953 American Technicolor World War II film released by 20th Century-Fox. It was produced by Stanley Rubin, directed by Robert Wise (his first color feature film), and stars Richard Widmark and Don Taylor.The film is about the Sino-American Cooperative Organization (SACO), referred to as Sino-American Combined Operations in the film.Actor Ernest Borgnine has stated in interviews that he believed that this film, and Widmark's role of CPO Sam McHale, were the basis of the role of Quentin McHale in Borgnine's 1960's television show McHale's Navy.<EOS>"
4096,161174,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pen_Tennyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Hanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Chapman_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Wilding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Rigby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pen_Tennyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Curtis_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergei_Nolbandov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pen_Tennyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>There Ain't No Justice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Pen_Tennyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Pen_Tennyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Ain't_No_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>There Ain't No Justice is a 1939 British sports drama film directed by Pen Tennyson and starring Jimmy Hanley, Edward Chapman and Edward Rigby. The film is based on the 1937 novel of the same name by James Curtis.<EOS>"
4097,82845,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Justin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glynis_Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cicely_Courtneidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eldon_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Spider's Web<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Agatha_Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider's_Web_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Spider's Web (also known as The Spider's Web by Agatha Christie) is a 1960 British mystery film directed by Godfrey Grayson and starring Glynis Johns, John Justin, Cicely Courtneidge and Jack Hulbert. It was adapted by Albert G. Miller and Eldon Howard from the 1954 play Spider's Web by Agatha Christie, and was a rare Technicolor 'A' feature from the Danzigers.It was remade as a  television play starring Penelope Keith, broadcast on BBC Two on 26 December 1982.<EOS>"
4098,82489,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jenny Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Bruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lindsay's Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay's_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Arnold<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Lindsay's Boy is a 1974 Australian television film about a soldier who returns from World War Two.<EOS>
4099,164957,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hobart_Henley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Majestic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Arnold_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Revier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Barondess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hobart_Henley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Majestic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Silverstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unknown Blonde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_divorce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Majestic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unknown_Blonde<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hobart_Henley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Unknown Blonde is a 1934 American pre-Code crime drama film directed by Hobart Henley and starring Edward Arnold, Barbara Barondess and Dorothy Revier. It was released by the independent Majestic Pictures. It was based on the 1932 novel Collusion by Theodore D. Irwin. The film's sets were designed by the art director Ralph Oberg.<EOS>"
4100,126086,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Phil Whitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>I.E. Chadwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regis_Toomey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Clyde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucille_La_Verne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hampton_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Chadwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Strange Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Strange_Adventure_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Whitman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Strange Adventure is a 1932 American Pre-Code mystery film directed by Phil Whitman and starring Regis Toomey, June Clyde and Lucille La Verne. It is also known by the alternative title of The Wayne Murder Case.<EOS>"
4101,983,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hattie_Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hawtrey_(actor,_born_1914)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosalind_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Ray_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Teacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Carry On Teacher is a 1959 British comedy film, the third in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992). It was released at the Plaza Cinema in London on 3 September 1959. It features Ted Ray in his only Carry On role, alongside series regulars; Kenneth Connor, Charles Hawtrey, Kenneth Williams and Hattie Jacques. Leslie Phillips and Joan Sims make their second appearances in the series here, having made their debuts in the previous entry, Carry On Nurse. A young Richard O'Sullivan and Larry Dann – making the first of his four Carry On appearances – turn up as pupils. In 2023, Dann dedicated a chapter of his autobiography Oh, What A Lovely Memoir to share his memories of this production. The film was followed by Carry On Constable (1960).<EOS>"
4102,164406,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Rose_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orly_Adelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Rowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stockard Channing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellen Muth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Rose_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orly_Adelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Rose_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Truth About Jane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Terence_Blanchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lifetime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lee_Rose_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Truth About Jane is a 2000 Lifetime original movie directed by Lee Rose and starring Stockard Channing, Ellen Muth, Kelly Rowan, Jenny O'Hara and RuPaul (credited as RuPaul Charles). The film is about a teenage girl named Jane (Muth) who struggles with her sexuality and with her mother (Channing) who refuses to accept her. It first aired on TV on August 7, 2000. The film was nominated for several awards, including Outstanding TV Movie from GLAAD, Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Movie or Miniseries (for Channing) from the Screen Actors Guild, and Original Long Form from the Writers Guild of America.<EOS>"
4103,65243,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Errol_Taggart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucien_Hubbard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Marx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Cabot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Lindsay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Errol_Taggart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucien_Hubbard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Marx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sinner Take All<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Edward_Ward_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinner_Take_All<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Errol_Taggart<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sinner Take All is a 1936 American murder mystery film directed by Errol Taggart and starring Bruce Cabot, Margaret Lindsay and Joseph Calleia.<EOS>"
4104,80796,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Tewkesbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Rosenman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Chartoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Berner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_L._O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Busey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willie_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dolly_Parton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Letts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Tewkesbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Rosenman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Chartoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Berner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_L._O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joan_Tewkesbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Texas_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austin,_Texas<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Wild Texas Wind is a 1991 American made-for-television drama film directed by Joan Tewkesbury and starring Dolly Parton, Gary Busey, and Ray Benson. Parton co-wrote the story with Mark Kiracofe, as well as multiple songs from the film with Benson. The film was produced by Sandollar Productions.<EOS>"
4105,39052,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rudolph Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carman_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pigs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Box_Car_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bosko_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Box Car Blues is the fifth title in the Looney Tunes series. It features Bosko and a pig traveling as hobos in a boxcar. It was released as early as October 18, 1930.<EOS>"
4106,161892,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Harris_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Linson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Denise Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gina Resnick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moshe_Diamant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Hübner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Illana_Diamant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigourney_Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emile_Hirsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Harris_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Linson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moshe_Diamant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Hübner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Illana_Diamant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Harris_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Imaginary Heroes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_grieving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Art_Linson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Deborah_Lurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dan_Harris_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dan_Harris_(screenwriter)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Imaginary Heroes is a 2004 American drama film written and directed by Dan Harris. The film focuses on the traumatic effect the suicide of the elder son has on a suburban family. For her performance in the film, Weaver was nominated for a Satellite Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama. Critic reviews were mixed to negative.<EOS>"
4107,145092,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>F.W. Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'll Walk Beside You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Walk_Beside_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I'll Walk Beside You is a 1943 British drama film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Richard Bird, Lesley Brook and Percy Marmont.It takes its name from the song ""I'll Walk Beside You"" by Alan Murray and Edward Lockton, which is played over the opening credits and used as a refrain throughout. The film's production company, Butcher's Film Service, named several of their films after popular songs.<EOS>"
4108,96266,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>National General Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century Fox Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Kohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_McDowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_General_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Kohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Shaw_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Figures in a Landscape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prisoner_of_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Rodney_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Figures_in_a_Landscape_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Figures in a Landscape is a 1970 British film directed by Joseph Losey and written by star Robert Shaw, based on the 1968 novel of the same name by Barry England.<EOS>"
4109,82312,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated British Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Corfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Browne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hal Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marjorie Sandford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Corfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doreen_Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Dudley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lassie from Lancashire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lassie_from_Lancashire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Blackpool<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lassie from Lancashire is a 1938 British romantic musical comedy film directed by John Paddy Carstairs and starring Marjorie Browne, Hal Thompson and Marjorie Sandford. It was made by British National Films at Welwyn Studios. The film's art direction was by Duncan Sutherland.<EOS>"
4110,25648,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Lockwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Orson Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_S._Nugent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trouble in the Glen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Irish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Victor_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_in_the_Glen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trouble in the Glen is a 1954 British comedy film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Margaret Lockwood, Orson Welles, Forrest Tucker and Victor McLaglen. It is loosely based on Maurice Walsh's 1950 novel of the same name. It was filmed in Trucolor for Republic Pictures and was the last of three films made by Wilcox for Republic.<EOS>"
4111,69357,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jenny Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_4<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tariq Ali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_4<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tariq_Ali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Hitchens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tariq_Ali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hell's Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Channel_4_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_controversies_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mother_Teresa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Angel_(TV_programme)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christopher_Hitchens<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hell's Angel is a television documentary programme criticising Mother Teresa which premiered in the UK on Channel 4's Without Walls arts strand on 8 November 1994. It was hosted by Christopher Hitchens, directed by Jenny Morgan, and produced by journalist Tariq Ali. Hitchens and Ali co-wrote the programme's script.  Hitchens originally titled the documentary Sacred Cow, but the film's backers instead chose Hell's Angel as the title.A precursor to Hitchens' book The Missionary Position: Mother Teresa in Theory and Practice (1995), the film argues that Mother Teresa urged the poor to accept their circumstances as their destiny and for the poor and sick in particular to submit to the substandard, unsafe, and non-therapeutic medical care provided by her clinics while she endorsed and accepted money from a variety of rich and powerful people who had stunning ethical lapses.<EOS>"
4112,48217,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Zampi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>International Talking Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mario Zampi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Zampi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Zampi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Phantom Shot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mario_Zampi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Phantom Shot is a 1947 British second feature ('B') mystery film directed by Mario Zampi and starring John Stuart, Olga Lindo and Howard Marion-Crawford. It was written by Walter C. Mycroft and marked Zampi's return to filmmaking after he had been interned during the Second World War.<EOS>"
4113,131683,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joseph Merhi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PM_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Merhi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Pepin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Hilton-Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PM_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Hilton-Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>L.A. Heat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Heat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Merhi<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>L.A. Heat is a 1989 police film directed by Joseph Merhi and starring Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs and Jim Brown. The film follows Detective Jon Chance, a Los Angeles detective who dreams of being a cowboy hero and living by ""the code of the West,"" as he is assigned to track down a violent drug dealer.<EOS>"
4114,160225,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Douglas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Blanke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Donnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Weldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Abel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathryn_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_DeCamp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merv_Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>So This Is Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_American_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_classical_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ray_Heindorf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_This_Is_Love_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_opera<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>So This Is Love (subtitled The Grace Moore Story) is a 1953 American musical drama film directed by Gordon Douglas, based on the life of singer Grace Moore. The film stars Kathryn Grayson as Moore, and Merv Griffin. The story chronicles Moore's rise to stardom from 1918 to February 7, 1928 when she made her debut at the Metropolitan Opera.<EOS>"
4115,115917,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_L._Marin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Chaser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Edward_Ward_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chaser_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Chaser is a 1938 American comedy drama film directed by Edwin L. Marin and starring Dennis O'Keefe and Lewis Stone.<EOS>
4116,144521,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Louis_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Louis_Woman_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>St. Louis Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Louis_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Louis_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Louis_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Louis_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Louis_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Louis_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Louis_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Louis_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Louis_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Louis_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Louis_Woman_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Ray<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>St. Louis Woman is a 1934 American pre-Code musical drama film directed by Albert Ray and starring Jeanette Loff, Johnny Mack Brown and Earle Foxe. It is also known by the alternative title of Missouri Nightingale.<EOS>"
4117,161297,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angela Heck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Harvie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>D.P. Snidal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Ann MacLeod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Toles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>W. Steve Snyder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dead Father<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Winnipeg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Maddin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Dead Father is a Canadian film directed by Guy Maddin, and his debut film. The short film tells a surrealist story of a Son's feelings of anger, sadness, and inadequacy after the return of his Dead Father. The Dead Father is shot in black and white on 16mm film and features Maddin's usual use on the stylistic conventions of silent-era cinema.<EOS>"
4118,28820,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alberto_Lattuada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ermanno Donati<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Luigi Carpentieri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicoletta Machiavelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Pleasence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sorrell Booke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick O'Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Silva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Howard St. John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ira Furstenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alberto_Lattuada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ermanno_Donati<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luigi_Carpentieri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ermanno_Donati<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Piero_Regnoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luigi_Malerba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alberto_Lattuada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Pulman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Matchless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Commedia_all'italiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_China<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ennio_Morricone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Dino_De_Laurentiis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hamburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alberto_Lattuada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_invisibility<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Matchless_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Matchless (also known as Mission Top Secret) is a 1967 Italian science fiction-comedy film directed by Alberto Lattuada. It parodies the spy film genre.<EOS>
4119,80968,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Windfall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_alternative_energy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_in_the_environment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wind_power_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Delaware_County,_New_York<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Windfall is a 2010 documentary film directed by Laura Israel about the reaction of residents in rural Meredith, New York (in Delaware County, New York) to a proposal to place numerous wind turbines in their community to harness wind power. It is notable that the film was made by an interested local citizen rather than an organization.<EOS>"
4120,160016,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Bond_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Bond_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Arden_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Bond_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Bond_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Arden_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Separation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Separation_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Bond<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Separation is a 1967 British experimental psychological drama film directed by Jack Bond and starring Jane Arden, David de Keyser, Ann Lynn and Iain Quarrier. It was written by Arden. The mostly black and white film occasionally cuts to colour sequences.<EOS>"
4121,144349,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._Lee_Wilder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>W. Lee Wilder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._Lee_Wilder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._Lee_Wilder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myles_Wilder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spy in the Sky!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Amsterdam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_in_the_Sky!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_W._Lee_Wilder<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spy in the Sky! is a 1958 American-British spy thriller film directed by W. Lee Wilder and starring Steve Brodie, Andrea Domburg and George Coulouris. It was written by Myles Wilder based on the 1954 novel Counterspy Express by Albert Sidney Fleischman.<EOS>"
4122,137150,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thorold_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thorold_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thorold_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Westward Ho!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_educational_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Public_information_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thorold_Dickinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_educational_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_Ho!_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Torquay<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Westward Ho! is a 1940 British short public information film directed by Thorold Dickinson about the evacuation of children during the Second World War. At the time, evacuation was a controversial policy, and the film was produced with the aim of building support for it. Westward Ho! was the first of a series of five-minute propaganda films distributed weekly to cinemas between 1940 and 1942.<EOS>"
4123,98357,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nick Hallam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>TheForce.Net<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nick Hallam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sudheera Kuruppu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Hooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hadrian Jonathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Niobe Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Broken Allegiance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fan_films_based_on_Star_Wars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Allegiance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Broken Allegiance is a fan film that made its debut on the internet in April 2002, created by Australian fans of the Star Wars franchise. It is a live-action drama set in the Star Wars universe, taking place a few weeks between the events in A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back. It tells the story of two Sith apprentices, Ruan and Calis, who have escaped the Empire by fleeing Coruscant in a stolen transport. They must fight for their freedom when Darth Vader sends the vicious bounty hunter Korbain Thor to track them down.<EOS>"
4124,6324,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Rose_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judy Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kid Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Money Talks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Talks_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_boxing_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Money Talks is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Norman Lee and starring Julian Rose, Kid Berg and Judy Kelly. It was made at Elstree Studios by British International Pictures. A separate French-language version Lost Money was also released.<EOS>"
4125,18662,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:N._Paul_Kenworthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Winston Hibler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:N._Paul_Kenworthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winston_Hibler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winston_Hibler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Salten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Perri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Salt_Lake_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_nature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Smith_(film_and_television_composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Winston_Hibler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Felix_Salten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Winston_Hibler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perri_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_squirrels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Perri is a 1957 American adventure film from Walt Disney Productions, based on Felix Salten's 1938 novel Perri: The Youth of a Squirrel. It was the company's fifth feature entry in their True-Life Adventures series, and the only one to be labeled a True-Life Fantasy. In doing so, the Disney team combined the documentary aspects of earlier efforts with fictional scenarios and characters.<EOS>"
4126,81259,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Hobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Molly Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Lotinga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Lotinga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doctor Josser K.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Josser_K.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Doctor Josser K.C. is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Norman Lee and starring Ernie Lotinga, Jack Hobbs and Molly Lamont. Made at Elstree Studios it was part of the Josser series of comedies featuring Lotinga. It is sometimes confused with another production P.C. Josser although they are separate films made at different studios by different directors.<EOS>"
4127,77008,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_R._Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_R._Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_H._Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trigger Fingers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trigger_Fingers_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trigger Fingers is a 1946 American Western film directed by Lambert Hillyer and starring Johnny Mack Brown, Raymond Hatton and Jennifer Holt.<EOS>"
4128,84697,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Brodie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Yablans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Warden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cheryl Ladd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce McGill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Voight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesse James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steven Hartley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy James Kissner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Brodie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Dog of Flanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Brussels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bruges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Ouida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dog_of_Flanders_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_A_Dog_of_Flanders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Dog of Flanders  is a 1999 American drama film directed by Kevin Brodie and starring Jack Warden, Jeremy James Kissner, Jesse James, Jon Voight, Cheryl Ladd, Steven Hartley, and Bruce McGill. The screenplay was written by Brodie and Robert Singer, based on the 1872 novel of the same name by Ouida. The film was shot on location in Belgium, but ironically not in Antwerp, where the story takes place. It was the fifth film based on the original novel.<EOS>"
4129,160147,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Graham_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Croydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dodo Watts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Peers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Graham_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Croydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Graham_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Vance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sing Along with Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Graham_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Along_with_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sing Along with Me  is a 1952 British musical film directed by Peter Graham Scott and starring Donald Peers, Dodo Watts and Dennis Vance. The screenplay concerns a grocer, played by Donald Peers, who wins a radio singing competition and is signed to a lucrative contract. The film was mainly a vehicle for Peers who was at the peak of his career at that time. He sang ""Take My Heart"", ""If You Smile at the Sun"", ""Hoop Diddle-i-do-ra-li-ay"", ""Down at the Old Village Hall"" and ""I Left My Heart in a Valley in Wales"".<EOS>"
4130,58581,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Spillane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Arclight Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Su Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Thompson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christina_Ricci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damian_Walshe-Howling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hunter_Page-Lochard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Spillane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Spillane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Around the Block<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Around_the_Block_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sydney<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Around the Block is a 2013 Australian drama film directed and written by Sarah Spillane. The films stars Christina Ricci, Hunter Page-Lochard, Jack Thompson, Damian Walshe-Howling and Ruby Rose in her feature film debut in a small supporting role. The film revolves around an American drama teacher (Ricci) who develops a friendship with a sixteen-year-old Aboriginal Australian boy (Page-Lochard) during the 2004 Redfern riots.<EOS>"
4131,91768,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Bruce_Woolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carl Harbord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Casson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Moore Marriott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Bruce_Woolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dance Pretty Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Pretty_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Asquith<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dance Pretty Lady is a 1931 British drama film directed by Anthony Asquith and starring Ann Casson, Carl Harbord, Michael Hogan, Moore Marriott and Flora Robson. It was based on the 1912 novel Carnival by Compton Mackenzie. The novel was subsequently remade as a 1946 film Carnival.<EOS>"
4132,25623,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitagraph_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_L._Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Strange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Woodell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitagraph_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_L._Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cal_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great Carrot Train Robbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Carrot_Train_Robbery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Great Carrot Train Robbery is a 1969 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on January 25, 1969, and stars Bunny and Claude in their second and final short.The short is the final ""classic era"" Warner Bros. cartoon with the voice of Mel Blanc.<EOS>"
4133,21405,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Anders Palm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Cutforth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Brayshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fiona Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gregory Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unmasked Part 25<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parodies_of_horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unmasked_Part_25<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metafictional_works<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Unmasked Part 25 (also known as The Hand of Death and Hand of Death Part 25: Jackson's Back) is a 1988 British slasher film directed by Anders Palm. Written and produced by Mark Cutforth, the film serves as both a horror film and a parody of the slasher genre, and the Friday the 13th film series in particular. It stars Gregory Cox as Jackson, a hockey mask-wearing serial killer who develops a romance with a blind woman named Shelly (played by Fiona Evans) and grows weary of his murderous ways. The film's cast also includes Edward Brayshaw as Jackson's father.Unmasked Part 25 was shot on location in London, England, and was released direct-to-video. In 2019, the film was restored and released on DVD and Blu-ray by Vinegar Syndrome.<EOS>"
4134,164731,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walt Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcellite_Garner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Whoopee Party<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_parties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whoopee_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Whoopee Party is a Mickey Mouse short animated film first released on September 17, 1932. It was the 46th Mickey Mouse short, and the tenth of that year.<EOS>"
4135,96826,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Flame of Calcutta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Seymour_Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Calcutta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1750s<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Flame of Calcutta is a 1953 American historical adventure film directed by Seymour Friedman and starring Denise Darcel, Patric Knowles and Paul Cavanagh. It was one of a number of historical films made by Sam Katzman's production unit for Columbia Pictures. It is set in India in the 1750s. Unusually for a B Movie of the era, it was shot in Technicolor.<EOS>"
4136,70466,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._Mason_Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_M._Like<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cliff P. Broughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George W. Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Mack_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Burgess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raymond Hatton.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._Mason_Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_M._Like<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_T._Neville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mayfair_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Singapore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Malay_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_E._Mason_Hopper<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Malay Nights is a 1932 American pre-Code drama film directed by E. Mason Hopper and starring Johnny Mack Brown, Dorothy Burgess and Raymond Hatton. It was produced on Poverty Row as a second feature for release by Mayfair Pictures. It is also known by the alternative title Shadows of Singapore.<EOS>"
4137,68941,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Father Noah's Ark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leigh_Harline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Noah's_Ark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Noah's_Ark_in_film<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Father Noah's Ark is a Walt Disney produced Silly Symphonies animated short film. It is based on the biblical narrative of Noah's Ark. The short's musical score is an adaptation of the first dance in Ludwig van Beethoven's 12 Contredanses. The cartoon was released on April 8, 1933.<EOS>"
4138,98746,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bruce R. Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wild Street Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Vidmark Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Unearthed Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Walley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clayton_Rohner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Kaitan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tessier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Dugan_(actor,_born_1961)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alisha Das<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gayle Vance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Walley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nightwish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightwish_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_horror_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Nightwish is a 1989 American science fiction horror film directed by Bruce R. Cook and produced by Andrew Keith Walley. The film starred Brian Thompson, Jack Starrett, Elizabeth Kaitan, Alisha Das and Clayton Rohner.<EOS>"
4139,1186,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Hessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Parsons_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_McCallum_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Merrill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georgina_Cookson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Merrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Hessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Parsons_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_McCallum_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Catacombs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Uxoricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Hessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Catacombs_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Catacombs (U.S. title: The Woman Who Wouldn't Die) is a 1965 British horror film directed by Gordon Hessler and starring Gary Merrill, Georgina Cookson and Jane Merrow. The screenplay was by Daniel Mainwaring based on the 1959 novel of the same title by Jay Bennett.<EOS>"
4140,155984,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tom Tykwer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lana Wachowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lilly Wachowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>James McTeigue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dan Glass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roberto Malerba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Boden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>L. Dean Jones Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marcus Loges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry Needham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Naveen Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anupam Kher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daryl Hannah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian J. Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terrence Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Doona Bae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfonso Herrera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tuppence Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miguel Ángel Silvestre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Freema Agyeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aml Ameen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Clayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max Riemelt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tina Desai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Toby Onwumere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_McTeigue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tykwer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_Wachowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Science fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_(film_and_television)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Science_fiction_on_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_filmed_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexuality-related_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_São_Paulo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Serial_drama_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_American_television_series_debuts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Male_bisexuality_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_LGBT-related_drama_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_filmed_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_American_television_series_endings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transgender-related_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Mexico_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Netflix_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Mumbai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Amsterdam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT_speculative_fiction_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Belgium<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Seoul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_science_fiction_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_produced_in_Seoul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_about_telepathy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_filmed_in_Kenya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Nairobi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_created_by_J._Michael_Straczynski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_filmed_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Iceland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sense8<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_by_The_Wachowskis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sense8 () is an American science fiction drama television series created by Lana and Lilly Wachowski and J. Michael Straczynski for Netflix. The production companies behind Sense8 included the Wachowskis' Anarchos Productions (replaced by Lana and her wife's Venus Castina Productions in the second season), Straczynski's Studio JMS, and Georgeville Television, with Unpronounceable Productions having been set up specifically for the show.The show's first season introduced a multinational ensemble cast, with Aml Ameen, Bae Doona, Jamie Clayton, Tina Desai, Tuppence Middleton, Max Riemelt, Miguel Ángel Silvestre, and Brian J. Smith portraying eight strangers from different parts of the world who suddenly discover that they are ""sensates"": human beings who are mentally and emotionally linked. Freema Agyeman, Terrence Mann, Anupam Kher, Naveen Andrews, and Daryl Hannah also star. In the second season, Toby Onwumere replaces Ameen. The show explores issues related to identity, sexuality, gender, and politics that its creators felt had been rarely addressed on television. Its central theme is an embrace of empathy across difference.All episodes of the first season of Sense8 were written by the Wachowskis and Straczynski; in the second season, Lilly Wachowski took a break from the show, and the episodes were written by just Lana Wachowski and Straczynski, with the exception of the series finale which was written by Lana, David Mitchell, and Aleksandar Hemon. Most episodes were directed by the Wachowskis (or just Lana in the second season), with the remainder being divided between their frequent collaborators James McTeigue, Tom Tykwer, and Dan Glass. Sense8 was filmed almost entirely on location in a multitude of cities around the world.The first season, consisting of 12 episodes, became available for streaming on Netflix on June 5, 2015, and was met with generally favorable critical reception. It was praised for its representation of LGBTQ characters and themes, winning the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Drama Series. It was also recognized with a Location Managers Guild award for its use of locations as an integral part of the story, and a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music.The second season began with a two-hour Christmas special in December 2016, with the remaining 10 episodes released in May 2017. However, the following month Netflix announced that they had cancelled the series, which had ended with a cliffhanger in expectation of a third season, then under negotiation. In response to criticism of the cancellation, especially with an unresolved story, Netflix produced a two-and-a-half-hour series finale that was released on June 8, 2018. The season was overall met with positive critical reception and received a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series (One Hour), and two nominations by the GLAAD Media Awards for Outstanding Drama Series and Outstanding TV Movie or Limited Series for the season proper and series finale, respectively.<EOS>"
4141,100395,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Rain<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Winick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Rain<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Winick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Rain<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Out of the Rain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Rain<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Rain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_Winick<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Out of the Rain is a 1991 film directed by Gary Winick. The film starred Bridget Fonda and Michael O'Keefe.<EOS>
4142,159586,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Harrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roni Ya'ackov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Cazenove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Tobias<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Kristel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Harrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mata Hari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Mata_Hari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Curtis_Harrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_I_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mata_Hari_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_historical_romance_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mata Hari is a 1985 erotic biographical film directed by Curtis Harrington, produced by Golan-Globus and featuring Sylvia Kristel in the title role of exotic dancer Mata Hari, executed for espionage during World War I.The film portrays Mata Hari as an innocent woman manipulated by the secret services of Germany and France into providing intelligence, at first unwittingly and unwillingly, and later driven by the nonpartisan desire to save lives. Eventually she is cynically sacrificed by the French who are aware of her innocence but believe her execution will boost morale.<EOS>"
4143,43484,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris Boger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Potter_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_Kath<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Koo_Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lydia Lisle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marquis_de_Sade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Cullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cruel Passion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hong_Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virginity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruel_Passion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_the_Marquis_de_Sade<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cruel Passion (also known as Justine) is a 1977 film starring Koo Stark, Martin Potter, Lydia Lisle, and Katherine Kath. It was directed by Chris Boger and based on the 1791 novel Justine by the Marquis de Sade.<EOS>"
4144,70342,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Reginald Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mansfield Markham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madeleine_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Aherne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Charles_Hewitt_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mansfield_Markham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_Revolution_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Guillotine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Fogwell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Madame Guillotine is a 1931 British historical romance film directed by Reginald Fogwell and starring Madeleine Carroll, Brian Aherne and Henry Hewitt. It was shot at Isleworth Studios.<EOS>"
4145,58768,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zack_Snyder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Roadshow Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Jackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Zareh Nalbandian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helen Mirren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugo Weaving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Kwanten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geoffrey Rush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Abbie Cornish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Sturgess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Wenham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Roxburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony LaPaglia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miriam Margolyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Barclay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zack_Snyder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Orloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emil_Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_snakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_owls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Hirschfelder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Zack_Snyder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Stone_Quarry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Australian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animal_Logic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Village_Roadshow_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Guardians:_The_Owls_of_Ga'Hoole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Guardians_of_Ga'Hoole<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole is a 2010 animated fantasy adventure film directed by Zack Snyder. Based on the Guardians of Ga'Hoole book series by Kathryn Lasky, the film was written by John Orloff and Emil Stern and features the voices of Helen Mirren, Geoffrey Rush, Jim Sturgess, Hugo Weaving, Emily Barclay, Abbie Cornish, Ryan Kwanten, Anthony LaPaglia, Miriam Margolyes, Sam Neill, Richard Roxburgh, and David Wenham. An international co-production between the United States and Australia, the film was produced by Village Roadshow Pictures and Animal Logic, following their success with the 2006 film Happy Feet. In the film, Soren (Sturgess), a barn owl, is kidnapped and taken to St. Aegolius Academy for Orphaned Owls led by Metal Beak (Joel Edgerton) and Nyra (Mirren), where owlets are brainwashed into becoming soldiers. He befriends a fellow owl named Gylfie (Barclay), and they later escape the facility to find the Island of Ga'Hoole with new-found friends and together fight against the evil army.Legend of the Guardians was theatrically released in RealD 3D and IMAX 3D in North America on September 24, 2010, and in Australia on September 30, 2010, by Warner Bros. Pictures; it was accompanied by a new 3D Looney Tunes cartoon entitled Fur of Flying. The film grossed over $140 million worldwide against a budget of $80 million. It received mixed reviews from critics, who praised its dark tone, animation, and voice performances, but criticized its changes made to the source material.<EOS>"
4146,93086,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penelope_Spheeris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carolco_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Miguel Tejada-Flores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herb Jaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen E. Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Cryer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Roebuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Mary Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lee Ving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penelope_Spheeris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carolco_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herb_Jaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Jahnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dudes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dudes: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_metal_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Punk_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wyoming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Neo-Western_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Penelope_Spheeris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charles_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Native_Americans_in_popular_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dudes is a 1987 American independent film directed by Penelope Spheeris, written by Randall Jahnson, and starring Jon Cryer, Catherine Mary Stewart, Daniel Roebuck, and Lee Ving. A Western revenge story in a contemporary setting, its plot concerns three punk rockers from New York City who attempt to make their way to California. When one of them is murdered by a vicious gang leader, the other two, played by Cryer and Roebuck, find themselves fish out of water as they pursue the murderer from Arizona to Montana, assisted by a tow truck driver played by Stewart.Continuing Spheeris' theme of highlighting the punk subculture as in her prior films The Decline of Western Civilization (1981) and Suburbia (1984), Dudes features several rock musicians in various roles, including Fear singer Lee Ving as the gang leader, Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea as the murdered punk, and John Densmore of the Doors, Axxel G. Reese of the Gears, and punk artist and promoter ""Mad"" Marc Rude in minor roles, as well as punk rock band the Vandals performing in the opening scene. Spheeris had previously worked with Ving in The Decline of Western Civilization, and with Flea and the Vandals in Suburbia.Dudes was shown in only a few theaters and did not receive a wide release through a film distributor. Several parties involved in making the film, including Spheeris, later attributed this to its mixing of multiple genres and tones. Written as a dramatic, action-filled ""punk Western"" set in the modern era, the finished film also contained elements of comedy, road movies, and a heavy metal soundtrack, the combination of which made it difficult to market. It received a home video release on VHS, through which niche interest in the film persisted in subsequent decades. In 2017 it was given a new release in the DVD and Blu-ray formats.<EOS>"
4147,96089,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christian Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Duke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Teri Hatcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fever<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joe_Delia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alex_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fever_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Alex_Winter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fever is a 1999 American psychological thriller independent film written and directed by Alex Winter, and starring Henry Thomas, David O'Hara, Teri Hatcher and Bill Duke.<EOS>"
4148,147801,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Dieterle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Everett_Riskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Arnold_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Colman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marlene_Dietrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Craig_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kismet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Herbert_Stothart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Dieterle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kismet_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Baghdad<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kismet is a 1944 American Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film in Technicolor starring Ronald Colman, Marlene Dietrich, Joy Page, and Florence Bates. James Craig played the young Caliph of Baghdad, and Edward Arnold was the treacherous Grand Vizier. It was directed by William Dieterle, but was not a success at the box office. Dieterle had directed Dietrich two decades before in the German silent film Man by the Wayside, which was both the first role in which Dietrich was cast competitively and Dieterle's directorial debut.The film is based on the play of the same name by Edward Knoblock, which was also the basis for a 1953 musical. The play had been filmed three times before, in 1914, 1920, and again in 1930 by Warner Brothers in an English version directed by John Francis Dillon and in a German-language version directed by William Dieterle that was released in 1931.<EOS>"
4149,159519,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Laurence Merrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Hendrickson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Laurence Merrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Hendrickson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Manson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hendrickson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Merrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hendrickson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Merrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Merrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Manson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_crime_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charles_Manson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manson_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Hendrickson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Manson is a 1973 documentary film by Robert Hendrickson and Laurence Merrick about American criminal and cult leader Charles Manson and his followers, known as ""The Family"". Narrated by Jess Pearson, the film explores the origins of Manson and his disciples, and the lead-up and events of the Tate–LaBianca murders. It was initially distributed by American International Pictures, with re-releases handled by Tobann International Films.<EOS>"
4150,106596,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Geoff Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Brousek and Elizabeth Howatt-Jackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saskia_Burmeister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachael Carpani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delta_Goodrem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tracy Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Craig McLachlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hating Alison Ashley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cezary_Skubiszewski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Alison_Ashley_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hating Alison Ashley is a 2005 Australian comedy film based on the 1984 novel Hating Alison Ashley. Produced by Elizabeth Howatt-Jackman and directed by Geoff Bennett, the film stars Saskia Burmeister as Erica ""Yuk"" Yurken, an adolescent brunette who fantasises about a better life and acting stardom; and Delta Goodrem as her intelligent, school rival Alison Ashley. Erica at first is desperate to be Alison's friend but soon changes her mind due to her jealousy, where she belligerently sees Alison as her rival.  The film was shot in Kinglake West, Victoria, Australia and Docklands Studios Melbourne.<EOS>"
4151,115244,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_M._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_M._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_T._Horman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bridge of Sighs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridge_of_Sighs_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bridge of Sighs is a 1936 American crime film directed by Phil Rosen and starring Onslow Stevens, Dorothy Tree and Jack La Rue.<EOS>"
4152,92916,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Lee_Beideck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pillen's_Farm_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>T. Lee Beideck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>T. Lee Beideck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amaury_Batista<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Osborne_(US_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Spiecher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Sirk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Lee_Beideck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pillen's_Farm_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Lee_Beideck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Lee_Beideck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Drivers Wanted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drivers_Wanted_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Drivers Wanted is a 2005 comedy film written, directed and produced by T. Lee Beideck. Beideck also stars in the film, along with David Sirk, Amaury Batista, Dave Spiecher and Brian Osborne.The plot is centered on the pizza delivery drivers for a small town pizza shop.<EOS>"
4153,145569,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Mahurin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ThinkFilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Mahurin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Mahurin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ThinkFilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Mahurin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Like Killing Flies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_business<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_food_and_drink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Culture_of_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Like_Killing_Flies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Greenwich_Village<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Like Killing Flies is a 2004 documentary film produced, directed, filmed, and edited by Matt Mahurin. It documents Shopsins restaurant in New York City's Greenwich Village and its owner and head cook, Kenny Shopsin. In 2002 and 2003, Mahurin followed Shopsin in his final year at the location he ran for over 30 years. Throughout the film, Shopsin offers what he calls ""half-baked"" philosophy, peppered with profanities.In the first half, Shopsin opens his eatery for the day and talks about his kitchen, his business, his employees, and his customers. We meet the regulars and friends who eat some of the 900 eclectic dishes he prepares, and we learn the rules of the restaurant: all customers must eat, parties of four or more are unwelcome, and anyone who irritates the owner will be swiftly shown the door. Shopsin's wife and children, all of whom work at the restaurant, weigh in on what it's like to work for this eccentric and occasionally hot-tempered man.In the film's second half, Shopsin loses his lease and is forced to move his establishment to a larger location on nearby Carmine Street. Family, friends, and customers all pitch in to help with the move. Everything must go, from hundreds of knick-knacks and supplies to an alarmingly rickety stove. The reopening is a resounding success. The epilogue grants the audience one last glimpse of Shopsin's life the following year, and it is revealed that Shopsin's wife has died, but he seems not to have changed at all.Shopsin, who has been profiled in The New Yorker by Calvin Trillin, wrote a 2008 book with Carolynn Carreño entitled Eat Me: The Food and Philosophy of Kenny Shopsin.<EOS>"
4154,79556,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Danzigers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Danzigers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>What Every Woman Wants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_mass_media_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Every_Woman_Wants_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ernest_Morris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>What Every Woman Wants is a 1962 British second feature ('B') comedy film directed by Ernest Morris and starring James Fox, Hy Hazell and Dennis Lotis. The screenplay by Mark Grantham (as M. M. McCormick) concerns a marriage guidance counsellor who struggles with his own domestic life.<EOS>"
4155,137527,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_White_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_H._Pine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_White_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Haley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_White_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_H._Pine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_White_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_Shane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorcas_Cochran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Guedel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>People Are Funny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_radio_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:People_Are_Funny_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_White_(film_producer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>People Are Funny is a 1946 American musical comedy film directed by Sam White and starring Jack Haley, Helen Walker and Rudy Vallee. It is based on the popular radio show of the same name and was produced by  Pine-Thomas Productions for release by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
4156,97062,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Flood Tide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flood_Tide_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Flood Tide is a 1934 British drama film directed by John Baxter and starring George Carney, Janice Adair and Minnie Rayner. It was made at Twickenham Studios as a quota quickie for release by RKO Pictures.The sets were designed by James A. Carter, the regular Twickenham art director. Many scenes of the film were shot on location along the River Thames.<EOS>"
4157,60570,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_End_of_Everything_(EP)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dylan Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Microcinema International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Executive Producers:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matthew Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dylan Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nick Tha 1da<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Associate Producers:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Bermas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joel Bachar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Korey Rowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick Kwiatkowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Sparke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Loose Change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>More Beats of Loose Change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Beats of Loose Change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Loose Change 9/11: An American Coup - Official Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_politics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_September_11_attacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pseudoscience_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_conspiracy_theories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pseudohistory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:9/11_conspiracy_theories<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Loose Change is a series of films released between 2005 and 2009 that argue in favor of certain conspiracy theories relating to the September 11 attacks. The films were written and directed by Dylan Avery and produced by Korey Rowe, Jason Bermas, and Matthew Brown.The original 2005 film was edited and re-released as Loose Change: 2nd Edition (2006), a third time for the 2nd Edition Recut (2006), and then subsequently edited for a fourth time for the HD Remastered Edition (2017). Loose Change: Final Cut was released on DVD and Web-streaming format on November 11, 2007.Another version of the film, Loose Change 9/11: An American Coup, released on September 22, 2009, is narrated by Daniel Sunjata and distributed by Microcinema International.Coverage of the film increased in 2006 with the recut release having airings on U.S. and European television stations and over four million views online in four months, leading Vanity Fair to say it could be the first Internet blockbuster.Loose Change asserts that the account of the Pentagon attack, World Trade Center collapse and United 93 phone calls and crash is implausible and instead suggests the 9/11 attacks were a false flag operation.  The film's main claims have been debunked by journalists, independent researchers, and prominent members of the scientific and engineering community.<EOS>"
4158,127066,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Death_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jeff Leroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Death_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Jeremy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Death_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phoebe Dollar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Death_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Charlie's Death Wish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Death_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Death_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Death_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Death_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie's_Death_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Charlie's Death Wish is a 2005 action thriller film directed by Jeff Leroy and starring Ron Jeremy and Phoebe Dollar.<EOS>
4159,33435,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Trans-Atlantic Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neil Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ruth Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burt Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Woronov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Allen Garfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judy Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dee Booher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joseph Campanella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lance Kinsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lyle Alzado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sherman Hemsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wally George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Club Fed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Club_Fed_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Club Fed is a 1990 comedy film that spoofs the ""Club Fed""-type of minimum security prisons where wealthy white-collar criminals are often sent.<EOS>"
4160,22261,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mort_Nathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kal_Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Levy_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Abrams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Panay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Natan Zahavi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michelle Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elie Samaha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kal Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mort_Nathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kal_Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Levy_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elie_Samaha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>National Lampoon's Van Wilder:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rise of Taj<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Folk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Lampoon_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Wilder:_The_Rise_of_Taj<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>National Lampoon's Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj (credited as National Lampoon's Van Wilder 2: The Rise of Taj in the film) is a 2006 American comedy film and the sequel to the 2002 comedy Van Wilder. The film stars Kal Penn. Despite the film's title, Ryan Reynolds does not reprise the role of Van Wilder, and the character is absent from the film.<EOS>"
4161,122477,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Browne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Browne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Improper Duchess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Improper_Duchess<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eric_Spear<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Improper Duchess is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Harry Hughes and starring Yvonne Arnaud, Hugh Wakefield and Wilfrid Caithness.  The film is based on the 1931 play of the same name by J. B. Fagan in which Arnaud had starred.It was shot at Elstree Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director David Rawnsley. It was made by the independent City Film Corporation, and released by the newly established General Film Distributors.<EOS>"
4162,165330,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Gale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Interfilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremiah_Samuels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Holly_Keenan_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Franco_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Easterbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_McGill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Warlock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Holly_Fields_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Gale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Interfilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremiah_Samuels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Holly_Keenan_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Franco_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Gale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Payback: An Interactive Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Interactive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Tavera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Payback:_An_Interactive_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Bob_Gale<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Payback: An Interactive Movie is a 1995 American science-fiction/adventure/comedy short film written and directed by Bob Gale. The film stars an android (Billy Warlock) who, in a number of possible storylines, takes action by humiliating or attacking people who have committed crimes or have done wrong in the past. Christopher Lloyd, who had previously worked with Gale on the Back to the Future trilogy, worked on this film as well. The music was scored by Michael Tavera, who had composed the music for the animated Back to the Future seriesDesigned as an interactive movie, it comprises slightly over two hours of footage, approximately 20 minutes of which is seen in each viewing. It requires the audience to vote for various directions the story will take, using a joystick attached to the armrests of their seats. A special LaserDisc-based machine in the projection booth was designed to make instantaneous edits as the story unfolded. The film took up four CAV LaserDiscs.The movie billed itself as ""the world's first interactive movie,"" but it was predated by 1992's I'm Your Man and 1967's Kinoautomat.<EOS>"
4163,145532,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Have Lived<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Have_Lived<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Have Lived is a 1933 American drama film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Alan Dinehart, Anita Page and Allen Vincent.<EOS>"
4164,135867,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_H._Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_MacMurray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madeleine_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Akim_Tamiroff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_H._Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Van_Upp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katharine_Brush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grace_Sartwell_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Honeymoon In Bali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Love for Yours<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_H._Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honeymoon_in_Bali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Indonesia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Honeymoon in Bali is a 1939 American romantic comedy film. It is also known by the alternative titles Husbands or Lovers and My Love for Yours. Virginia Van Upp's screenplay was based on the short stories ""Our Miss Keane"" by Grace Sartwell Mason in The Saturday Evening Post of May 24, 1923, and ""Free Woman"" by Katharine Brush in Redbook magazine of November–December 1936. In 1936 Paramount announced a film of Our Miss Keane to star Merle Oberon to be produced.<EOS>"
4165,168483,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Mason_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gaston Glass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Turpin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Cooper_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adolph_Unger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wife's Relations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Relations<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wife's Relations is a lost 1928 American silent comedy film directed by Maurice Marshall and starring Shirley Mason, Ben Turpin and Gaston Glass.<EOS>"
4166,110892,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Gillard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Devine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Mozer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kyle_Labine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Peterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Dykstra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_Dunsmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Jubinville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian D. Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ross Petty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Gillard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Devine_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Devine_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Storey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bach's Fight for Freedom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Czech_Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Czech_Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Czech_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stuart_Gillard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Johann_Sebastian_Bach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1710s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bach's_Fight_for_Freedom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Czech_biographical_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bach's Fight for Freedom is a 1995 film created by David Devine and Richard Mozer for HBO Original Films of New York and directed by Stuart Gillard.Set in the early 18th century Prussian states, Johann Sebastian Bach, in his 30s and a chapel organist, is enraged. It is bad enough his boss, the Duke, stifles his creativity. Now the bumbling fool has given him 10-year-old Frederick Muller, a servant he suspects is a spy! But soon, the temperamental composer recognizes a kindred soul in his new assistant, for both know too well what it is like not to be able to follow your dream.The film was shot in Český Krumlov, Bohemia, in the southern Czech Republic. The soundtrack score features the Brandenburg Concertos, which were produced by David Devine for Sony Music of New York.  The Slovak Philharmonic was commissioned to perform the soundtrack and was conducted by Ondrej Leonard.The film has been broadcast in over 100 countries in many languages and has been shown in music classes.<EOS>"
4167,19519,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fuest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Edgar J. Scherick Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Kavner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Audra_Lindley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hill_(Canadian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mason_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharon_Gless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fuest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Rudin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Sci-Fi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Ira_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurence_Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Stepford_Wives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Fuest<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Revenge of the Stepford Wives is a 1980 American made-for-television science-fiction thriller film inspired by the Ira Levin novel The Stepford Wives. It was directed by Robert Fuest with a screenplay by David Wiltse and starring Sharon Gless, Julie Kavner, Don Johnson, Arthur Hill, and Audra Lindley. It is the first in a series of sequels inspired by the 1972 novel and the original 1975 film The Stepford Wives.<EOS>"
4168,103361,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Williams_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Medwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Steele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Williams_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It's All Happening<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_All_Happening_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It's All Happening (also known as The Dream Maker) is a 1963 British musical film directed by Don Sharp and starring Tommy Steele, Michael Medwin and Angela Douglas. It was written by Leigh Vance.<EOS>"
4169,95272,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Les Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Broido<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jennifer Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anjelica_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dermot_Mulroney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kyra_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay_G._Merrithew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_autism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Family_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Philip_Saville<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Family Pictures is a 1993 American made-for-television drama film based on the novel of the same name by Sue Miller. It was directed by Philip Saville and stars Anjelica Huston, Sam Neill, Kyra Sedgwick, and Dermot Mulroney.<EOS>"
4170,47120,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ramon_Novarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evelyn_Laye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Schulz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Allan_Woolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Night Is Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Franz_Schulz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harry_Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Edgar_Allan_Woolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Is_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dudley_Murphy<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Night Is Young is a 1935 American romantic musical film starring Ramon Novarro and Evelyn Laye.  The film is based on a story written by Vicki Baum and directed by Dudley Murphy.<EOS>
4171,137144,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_McCrea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_J._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Schofield_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Geraghty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_N._Lake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wells Fargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Victor_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_St._Louis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1851<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1846<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wells Fargo is a 1937 American historical western film directed by Frank Lloyd and starring Joel McCrea, Bob Burns and Frances Dee. It was produced and distributed by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
4172,168952,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jon Purdy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alida Camp,Gwen Field, Barbara Klein, Carol Dunn Trussell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Terry_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mimi_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Zane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Reflections on a Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Women_in_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_capital_punishment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reflections_on_a_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_crime_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Reflections on a Crime (also known as Reflections in the Dark) is a 1994 American prison thriller written and directed by Jon Purdy. Mimi Rogers stars as a woman in the final hours of  Death Row retelling the murder of her husband that she was incarcerated for.<EOS>
4173,161934,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Trenchard-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Trenchard-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Keith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mariel Hemingway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Millbern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Trenchard-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Trenchard-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In Her Line of Fire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Girls_with_guns_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Trenchard-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Her_Line_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_action_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In Her Line of Fire  (also known as Air Force Two) is a 2006 American action film directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith and starring Mariel Hemingway, David Keith, David Millbern and Jill Bennett.In Her Line of Fire opened in limited release in the United States on April 21, 2006.  The alternate version of the film distributed in other countries deleted all references to the homosexuality of the Lynn Delaney character.<EOS>"
4174,136318,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Houston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Ryder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Girl in the Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Picture_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Girl in the Picture is a 1957 British second feature crime film directed by Don Chaffey and starring Donald Houston and Patrick Holt. It was written by Paul Ryder.<EOS>
4175,56426,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John I. Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maureen_Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Tilvern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Danger by My Side<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danger_by_My_Side<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Saunders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Danger by My Side (also known as Danger on My Side) is a 1963 black and white British second feature crime thriller directed by Charles Saunders and starring Anthony Oliver, Maureen Connell and Alan Tilvern. It was written by Ronald Liles and Aubrey Cash.<EOS>"
4176,161227,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_E._Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hywel_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nanette_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angharad Rees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_E._Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Love Ban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Ban<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Myers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Love Ban (also known as It's a 2'6"" Above the Ground World, It's a Two Feet Six Inches above the Ground World and Anyone for Sex?) is a 1973 British comedy film directed by Ralph Thomas and starring Hywel Bennett, Nanette Newman and Milo O'Shea. It was written by Kevin Laffan based on his 1969 play It's a 2'6"" Above the Ground World. Laffan was one of 14 children from a devout Roman Catholic family and his critical view on the Church's stance on birth control was a recurring theme of his work.<EOS>"
4177,56427,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leigh_Jason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anita_Louise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evelyn_Keyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allyn_Joslyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leigh_Jason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Henley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Flournoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dangerous Blondes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Blondes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leigh_Jason<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dangerous Blondes is a 1943 American comedy film directed by Leigh Jason and written by Richard Flournoy and Jack Henley, from the story If the Shroud Fits by Kelley Roos. The film stars Allyn Joslyn and Evelyn Keyes, and was released by Columbia Pictures in September 1943. Alternate titles for this film were Reckless Lady and The Case of the Dangerous Blondes. A review in Vanity Fair review characterized the film as a ""laugh-packed session here via the antics of Allyn Joslyn and Evelyn Keyes."". This was Dwight Frye's final film.<EOS>"
4178,112301,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Texas to Bataan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Range_Busters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_to_Bataan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Texas to Bataan is a 1942 American Western film directed by Robert Emmett Tansey. The film is the seventeenth in Monogram Pictures' ""Range Busters"" series, and it stars John ""Dusty"" King as Dusty,  ""Davy"" Sharpe and Max ""Alibi"" Terhune, with Marjorie Manners, Steve Clark and Budd Buster.This is the first in the series with ""Davy"" Sharpe taking the place of Ray ""Crash"" Corrigan as one of the leads.The film is also known as The Long, Long Trail in the United Kingdom.<EOS>"
4179,39045,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lex_Marinos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patric Juillet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hargreaves_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Kaye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lex_Marinos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Yeldham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Boundaries of the Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boundaries_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lex_Marinos<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Boundaries of the Heart is a 1988 film starring Wendy Hughes.It was shot in Coolgardie, near Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.<EOS>"
4180,104658,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lex_Marinos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patric Juillet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Moir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Grubb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lex_Marinos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Brooksbank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Remember Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_Me_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lex_Marinos<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Remember Me is a 1985 Australian mystery, thriller television film about a woman pursued by her ex-husband. Produced by James Hardie Finance Ltd., McElroy & McElroy, Taft Hardie Group and Australian Film Commission. Directed by Lex Marinos and written by Anne Brooksbank based on an idea by Bob Ellis. The film features an ensemble cast including Wendy Hughes, Jenny Ellis, Jack Ellis, Robert Grubb, Kris McQuade, Kati Edwards, Liz Chance, Richard Moir, Charlotte Haywood, Peter Gwynne, Carol Raye, John Doyle, Sandy Gore, Bob Ellis, David Slingsby, Helen McDonald, and Celia De Burgh.This film's original title name is ‘Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot’ but they changed the title to ‘Remember Me’ after script updates. ‘Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot’, is a lyric from ‘Auld Lang Syne’, a famous song and poem about farewell.<EOS>"
4181,81420,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G._I._Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Karlson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G._I._Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G._I._Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gale_Storm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G._I._Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Karlson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G._I._Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G._I._Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>G.I. Honeymoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G._I._Honeymoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G._I._Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G._I._Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G._I._Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G._I._Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G._I._Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G._I._Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:G._I._Honeymoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Karlson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>G.I. Honeymoon is a 1945 film directed by Phil Karlson. It stars Gale Storm and Peter Cookson.  Both play a couple who encounter problems as the husband wants to leave the army, but can't. It was nominated for an Academy Award in 1946 for its music.<EOS>"
4182,137170,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mae_Questel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When My Ship Comes In<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_My_Ship_Comes_In<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>When My Ship Comes In is a 1934 Fleischer Studios animated short film starring Betty Boop.<EOS>
4183,9665,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Bracewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vertigo_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Lo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alasdair Flind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Bracewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tony Bracewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damian_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mathew_Baynton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Howe-Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Farnaby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_McCrory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Howick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laurence Rickard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Willbond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Bracewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vertigo_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Bracewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Willbond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Rickard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bill: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vertigo_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_William_Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Andrew_Hewitt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bill is a 2015 British family adventure comedy film from the principal performers behind children's TV series Horrible Histories and Yonderland. It was produced by Punk Cinema, Cowboy Films and BBC Films and was released in the UK on 18 September 2015 by Vertigo Films. The film is a fictional take on the young William Shakespeare's search for fame and fortune, as written by Laurence Rickard and Ben Willbond and directed by Richard Bracewell who co-produced with Tony Bracewell, Alasdair Flind and Charles Steel. It features the six lead performers playing several different roles each including Mathew Baynton, Martha Howe-Douglas, Ben Willbond, Simon Farnaby, Jim Howick and Laurence Rickard. Bill has received mostly positive reviews from critics and grossed $968,534 worldwide. The film also received nominations for the Evening Standard British Film Award for Award for Comedy and the Into Film Award for Family Film of the Year.<EOS>"
4184,35675,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frightmare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Pete_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frightmare_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Surrey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frightmare (also known as Cover Up and Once Upon a Frightmare) is a 1974 British horror slasher film directed and produced by Pete Walker, written by David McGillivray and starring Rupert Davies and Sheila Keith. The story focuses around Dorothy and Edmund Yates, who have recently been released from a mental asylum, and is one of Pete Walker's most notable films.<EOS>"
4185,164185,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Animation:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>William Henning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Buchwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margie_Hines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ghosks is in the Bunk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ghosks_is_the_Bunk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Popeye_the_Sailor_theatrical_cartoons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ghosks Is the Bunk is a 1939 animated short starring Popeye, Olive Oyl and Bluto. Olive reads a ghost story to Popeye and Bluto. Bluto leaves and rigs a haunted house and lures them to it. But they quickly discover him and, even better, a can of invisible paint, and they get the better of him.<EOS>"
4186,79389,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Syndicate Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry S. Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>West of Cheyenne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Cheyenne_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_S._Webb<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>West of Cheyenne is a 1931 American pre-CodeWestern film directed by Harry S. Webb and starring Tom Tyler, Josephine Hill and Harry Woods.<EOS>"
4187,139877,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magna_Pacific<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yoram Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Scott_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robyn Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Higgins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Frawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magna_Pacific<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flying_Bark_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_koalas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Guy_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_Goes_to_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dot Goes to Hollywood is a 1987 Australian film directed by Yoram Gross. It was released on DVD (Region 4 format) in 2014.<EOS>
4188,128063,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alaskan Knights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaskan_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alaskan Knights, also known as Animal Rhythm is some reissues, is an animated cartoon by Columbia Pictures, part of the Krazy Kat series.<EOS>"
4189,44955,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garry_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debra_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bette_Midler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garry_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debra_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lottery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Garry_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Debra_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lotteries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Parks_and_Resorts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Former_Walt_Disney_Parks_and_Resorts_attractions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amusement_rides_introduced_in_1989<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lottery_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney's_Hollywood_Studios<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Lottery is a 1989 American comedy short film starring Bette Midler and directed by Garry Marshall which was shown at the then Disney-MGM Studios in line for the first versions of the Studio Backlot Tour.<EOS>
4190,133107,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Saks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_W._Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paula_Prentiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Arkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Kellerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renée_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Saks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_W._Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Last of the Red Hot Lovers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gene_Saks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Neil_Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Neil_Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Neal_Hefti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_of_the_Red_Hot_Lovers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Howard_W._Koch<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Neil Simon's Last of the Red Hot Lovers is a 1972 American comedy film based on Neil Simon's 1969 play of the same name. Alan Arkin, Sally Kellerman, Paula Prentiss and Renée Taylor star in it.<EOS>"
4191,125492,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Meyburgh_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Harry_Nosworthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clive Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Candice_Hillebrand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gideon_Emery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Hofmeyr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Meyburgh_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Harry_Nosworthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Case of Murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_South_African_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Case of Murder is a 2004 action/crime/thriller film which had its release in South Africa on 2 July 2004.It was based on a true story of a hideous murder, where the victim's body was disposed of in a suitcase.The film was dedicated to the memory of veteran actor Ramalao Makhene, who died shortly after shooting was completed.<EOS>"
4192,45446,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:André_Hakim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Grahame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifton_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:André_Hakim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Balchin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Who Never Was<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1943<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MI5_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Navy_in_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Nigel_Balchin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Never_Was<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Operation_Mincemeat<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man Who Never Was is a 1956 British espionage thriller film produced by André Hakim and directed by Ronald Neame. It stars Clifton Webb and Gloria Grahame and features Robert Flemyng, Josephine Griffin and Stephen Boyd. It is based on the book of the same name by Lt. Cmdr. Ewen Montagu and chronicles Operation Mincemeat, a 1943 British intelligence plan to deceive the Axis powers into thinking the Allied invasion of Sicily would take place elsewhere in the Mediterranean.The Man Who Never Was was entered into the 1956 Cannes Film Festival, and Nigel Balchin's screenplay won the BAFTA for that year.<EOS>"
4193,31531,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loder_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davis_Lodge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alliance_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Deans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ourselves Alone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Irish_Republican_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ourselves_Alone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_War_of_Independence_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ourselves Alone (released in the US as River of Unrest) is a 1936 British drama film depicting a love story set against the backdrop of the Irish War of Independence. The title is a translation of the Irish slogan Sinn Féin Amháin. It is directed by Brian Desmond Hurst and stars John Lodge, John Loder and Antoinette Cellier.The film was banned in Northern Ireland under the Civil Authorities (Special Powers) Act (Northern Ireland) 1922, but was shown in the Irish Free State and in Great Britain.<EOS>"
4194,49088,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grove_Press<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Si Litvinoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Herbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grove_Press<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Queen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_topics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drag_(clothing)-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Historiography_of_LGBT_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Simon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Queen is a 1968 American documentary film directed by Frank Simon and narrated by Flawless Sabrina. It depicts the experiences of the drag queens organizing and participating in the 1967 Miss All-America Camp Beauty Contest held at New York City's Town Hall. The film was screened at the International Critics' Week section of the 1968 Cannes Film Festival; however, the festival was ultimately curtailed and ended due to ongoing civil unrest in France before any awards could be given out.First released in the United States in June 1968 to generally positive reviews, it was subsequently screened in France (November 1968), Netherlands (1969), Denmark (1969), and Finland (1969). The film was revived in January 2013 at New York Film Forum, followed by a 4K restoration screened during the 2019 Melbourne International Film Festival.In 2020, Kino Lorber released a Blu-ray of the restored version of The Queen, with bonus additional footage, an interview with Flawless Sabrina, and Queens at Heart as additional features.<EOS>"
4195,69500,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruta_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Cash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Breck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hootenanny Hoot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hootenanny_Hoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gene_Nelson<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hootenanny Hoot is a 1963 folk music musical film directed by Gene Nelson. It stars Peter Breck and Ruta Lee.<EOS>
4196,171315,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Film_Collaborative<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Glaser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Film_Collaborative<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Glaser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tab Hunter Confidential<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_topics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_gay_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tab_Hunter_Confidential<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tab Hunter Confidential is a 2015 American documentary film focusing on the American actor, singer, and author Tab Hunter. It is inspired by his autobiography of the same name. The film was produced by Allan Glaser and directed by Jeffrey Schwarz.The film features extensive interviews with Hunter, as well as contemporaries and associates, including John Waters, Clint Eastwood, Debbie Reynolds, and more.<EOS>"
4197,53794,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Paul_Ouellette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vidmark_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Paul_Ouellette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dean Ramser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laura Albert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Kinsey Stephenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexandra Durrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Klausmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katrin Alexandre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Paul_Ouellette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vidmark_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Paul_Ouellette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Paul_Ouellette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Unnamable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_H._P._Lovecraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unnamable_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Unnamable is a 1988 American horror film directed, written, and produced by Jean-Paul Ouellette. It is based on H. P. Lovecraft's short story of the same name. The film is about a group of university students that made the poor decision to stay overnight in a 'haunted house'. Mark Kinsey Stephenson played the lead role, Randolph Carter (a well known H.P. Lovecraft character), alongside Charles King.<EOS>"
4198,53440,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lehmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cari-Esta Albert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Foxx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Uma Thurman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janeane Garofalo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lehmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Audrey_Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Truth About Cats & Dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Howard_Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_radio_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Santa_Monica,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Cyrano_de_Bergerac_(play)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Lehmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Cats_&_Dogs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Audrey_Wells<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Truth About Cats & Dogs is a 1996 American romantic comedy film directed by Michael Lehmann and written by Audrey Wells. It stars Janeane Garofalo, Uma Thurman, Ben Chaplin and Jamie Foxx. The story is a modern reinterpretation of the 1897 Cyrano de Bergerac story and follows Abby, a veterinarian and radio talk show host who asks her model friend Noelle to impersonate her when a handsome man shows interest in her. The original music score was composed by Howard Shore. Upon its release, the film garnered positive reviews and was met with considerable box office success.<EOS>"
4199,96763,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Barton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Fier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Barton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Fier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>5<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Five_Little_Peppers_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Barton<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Five Little Peppers at Home is a 1940 American drama black and white film. It is the second Five Little Peppers film.<EOS>
4200,79889,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryl_Duke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Eckstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maria Padilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronny_Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryl_Duke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Eckstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1959<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_We_Were_Young_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daryl_Duke<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When We Were Young, also known as That Magic Moment and Moments, is a 1989 television film directed by Daryl Duke and starring Ronny Cox. It was written by Richard and Esther Shapiro.<EOS>"
4201,55991,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Line Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>GUO Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Hemmings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Silva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chantal Contouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greater_Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_I._Ginnane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thirst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rod_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vampires_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_May_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Elizabeth_Báthory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thirst_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Thirst is a 1979 Australian horror film directed by Rod Hardy and starring Chantal Contouri, Max Phipps, and David Hemmings. It follows a woman who is kidnapped by a blood-drinking cult of modern vampires who believe her to be a descendant of Elizabeth Báthory. It has been described as a blend of vampire and science fiction genres, influenced by the 1973 film Soylent Green as well as drawing on the folklore of Elizabeth Báthory – one of several vampire films in the 1970s to do so.The film was released in Australia in September 1979, and later was distributed in the United States by New Line Cinema in 1980.<EOS>"
4202,10754,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seth_Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Howard Brandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerie_Leon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Burden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Keir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Villiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seth_Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Wicking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blood from the Mummy's Tomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Irish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spirit_possession<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mummy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Bram_Stoker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_from_the_Mummy's_Tomb<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Seth_Holt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blood from the Mummy's Tomb is a 1971 British horror film starring Andrew Keir, Valerie Leon and James Villiers. It was director Seth Holt's final film, and was loosely adapted by Christopher Wicking from Bram Stoker's 1903 novel The Jewel of Seven Stars. The film was released as the support feature to Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde.Besides providing a rare leading role for Valerie Leon, the film is notable for its troubled production. It has also been called one of Hammer's best films of the 1970s.<EOS>"
4203,70315,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pearson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stuart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Viola Keats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Perrins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pearson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pearson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pointing_Finger_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Pearson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Pointing Finger is a 1933 British drama film directed by George Pearson and starring John Stuart, Viola Keats and Leslie Perrins. The plot concerns a man who plans to murder his cousin so he can claim his earldom and an inheritance. The film was made by Twickenham Film Studios with sets designed by the art director James A. Carter. It was distributed by RKO Pictures as a quota quickie. Based on the novel The Pointing Finger (1907) by ""Rita,"" it was a remake of the 1922 film of the same name.<EOS>"
4204,115820,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Garland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_TV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Thacher-Walter_Seltzer_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Seltzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Russell Thacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Earl_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gretchen_Corbett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Lutter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Garland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_TV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Thacher-Walter_Seltzer_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Seltzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Thacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_castaways<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Caribbean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_uninhabited_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_blind_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_survivors_of_seafaring_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cay_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Belize<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cay is a 1974 American adventure television film directed by Patrick Garland and written by Russell Thacher, based on the 1969 novel by Theodore Taylor. It stars James Earl Jones, Alfred Lutter, and Gretchen Corbett, and premiered on NBC on October 21, 1974.<EOS>"
4205,101220,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Alvart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Icon Film Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Constantin Film Verleih<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michl Britsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeremy Bolt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Kulzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul W. S. Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cam Gigandet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cung Le<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Antje Traue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Rouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Alvart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Icon_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Bolt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kulzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_W._S._Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Alvart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pandorum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_outer_space<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_planets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_31st_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underwater_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dissociative_identity_disorder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:D-Box_motion-enhanced_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Summit_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Constantin_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Overpopulation_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_spacecraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Generation_ships_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Babelsberg_Studio_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Paul_W._S._Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Overture_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lovecraftian_horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandorum<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Christian_Alvart<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pandorum is a 2009 science fiction horror film directed by Christian Alvart, produced by Robert Kulzer, Jeremy Bolt and Paul W. S. Anderson (the latter two through their Impact Pictures banner), and starring Dennis Quaid and Ben Foster. Travis Milloy wrote the screenplay from a story by Milloy and Alvart. The film's title is a fictional slang term for a form of psychosis caused by deep space and triggered by emotional stress, leading to severe paranoia, delirium, and nosebleeds. Pandorum was released on 25 September 2009 in the United States, and on 2 October 2009 in the UK. The film was poorly received and a box office flop.<EOS>"
4206,161677,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Perez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_or_Die<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jorge_Garcia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Urbaniak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Justin_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michaela_Watkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Perez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Funny_or_Die<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Perez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>iSteve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Steve_Jobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:ISteve<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Funny_or_Die<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>iSteve is a 2013 American biographical parody film released on April 17, 2013 by producer Funny or Die, marking their first full-length movie. It claims to be the first biopic on the life of Steve Jobs after his death. The film stars Justin Long, who had previously starred in Apple's Get a Mac ad campaign, as Jobs and Jorge Garcia as Steve Wozniak. The film was written in three days and shot in five by Ryan Perez, a former Saturday Night Live writer.<EOS>"
4207,117936,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Phillips Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenelm_Foss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Divine Gift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1918_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1918_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Divine Gift is a 1918 British silent drama film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Joyce Dearsley, Ernest Hendrie and Henrietta Watson. It was made at Bushey Studios.<EOS>"
4208,38406,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Q. Dobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Q._Dobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>History<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Biography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_American_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_politicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_politicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Texas_Revolution_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_James_Bowie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dennis_McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Andrew_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_to_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sam_Houston<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gone to Texas is a 1986 American made-for-television biographical film originally titled Houston: The Legend of Texas. It stars Sam Elliott in the title role, and is a biopic of Sam Houston's years as Governor of Tennessee through his involvement in the Texas Revolution.This production is notable for the complete absence of Davy Crockett in the Battle of the Alamo scenes.<EOS>"
4209,135831,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Bromfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John M. Eckert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valri_Bromfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deanne Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen E. Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Bromfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Bromfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Home Is Where the Hart Is<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Atlantic_Entertainment_Group_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Is_Where_the_Hart_Is<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rex_Bromfield<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Home Is Where the Hart Is is a 1987 Canadian screwball comedy film, written and directed by Rex Bromfield. It stars Valri Bromfield, Leslie Nielsen, Eric Christmas, Ted Stidder and Martin Mull.<EOS>"
4210,33038,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Irwin Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sidney Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Basehart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burr DeBenning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stuart Whitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Colbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosemary Forsyth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>science fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Science_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventure_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_LaSalle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underwater_civilizations_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_in_2053<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_Beneath_the_Sea_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2053<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>City Beneath the Sea is a 1971 adventure science fiction television movie and television pilot for a proposed series by Irwin Allen featuring Stuart Whitman and Robert Colbert. It began as a conceptual 10-minute demonstration reel as a means to sell the plot and concept to television studios. The concept was not bought initially, and a few years later Allen produced it as a two-hour television movie for NBC. The two-hour movie failed to gain the response necessary for a series. In the UK it was shown theatrically in 1972 as One Hour To Doomsday.It was released in DVD form as part of the Warner Archive Collection.<EOS>"
4211,25922,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Day_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delphi_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Arne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Day_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strangers' Meeting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strangers'_Meeting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Strangers' Meeting is a 1957 British second feature ('B') crime drama film directed by Robert Day and starring Peter Arne and Delphi Lawrence. It was written by David Gordon.<EOS>
4212,69034,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Myron J. Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Myron J. Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Pleasence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_Furneaux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aldo_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Wilkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frankenstein's Great Aunt Tillie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States/ Mexico/ UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ronald_Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Frankenstein_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein's_Great_Aunt_Tillie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Transylvania<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frankenstein's Great Aunt Tillie is a 1984 comedy film about Frankenstein that is set in Transylvania.June Wilkinson, who had a part in the film, was interviewed in the book Screen Sirens Scream! about her role. The film's music was written about in the book Musique fantastique.<EOS>"
4213,125668,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Carney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wally Patch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eve Lister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Glimpse of Paradise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Glimpse_of_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Glimpse of Paradise is a 1934 British crime film directed by Ralph Ince and starring George Carney, Eve Lister and Wally Patch.It was made as a quota quickie at Teddington Studios by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers. It is now considered a lost film.<EOS>"
4214,70649,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>National Provincial Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brandon Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Reginald Gottwaltz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Gerrard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claude Dampier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean Colin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandon_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandon_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Such Is Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eric_Spear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Such_Is_Life_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Randall_Faye<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Such Is Life is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Randall Faye and starring Gene Gerrard, Claude Dampier and Jean Colin. It was made at Shepperton Studios.<EOS>"
4215,136298,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Malvern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Kortman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecilia_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Malvern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fugitive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fugitive_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fugitive is a 1933 American Western film directed by Harry L. Fraser and starring Rex Bell, Cecilia Parker and Bob Kortman.<EOS>"
4216,41547,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Andrew_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Bassett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Abigail Lawrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nico Mirallegro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chanel Creswell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Andrew_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murdered for Being Different<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murdered_for_Being_Different<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murdered for Being Different, is a 2017 British crime drama film directed by Paul Andrew Williams. It is based on the 2007 murder of Sophie Lancaster in the United Kingdom.The film is about two people from the goth subculture who are assaulted by drunken youths in a skateboard park, and the subsequent police investigation. The attack itself is shown in detail. Flashbacks of the couple's loving relationship contrast with the brutal violence and the stark investigation.Murdered for Being Different was first released on BBC3 on Sunday 18 June 2017. It won the BAFTA TV Award for Best Single Drama the following year.<EOS>"
4217,83187,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bayerische Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles E. Whittaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warwick Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pola_Negri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cameron Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hans Rehmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bayerische_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_E._Whittaker_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_E._Whittaker_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Way of Lost Souls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Way_of_Lost_Souls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Paul_Czinner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Way of Lost Souls is a sound 1929 British drama film directed by Paul Czinner and starring Pola Negri, Warwick Ward and Hans Rehmann. While the film has no audible dialog, it features a synchronized musical score, singing and sound effects on the soundtrack. The film is also known by the alternative title The Woman He Scorned. Location shooting was done in the far west of Cornwall around St Ives, Penzance and Helford. It was the first film made in Britain by Czinner.<EOS>"
4218,126397,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abortion:_Stories_From_North_and_South<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gail Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abortion:_Stories_From_North_and_South<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>National Film Board of Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abortion:_Stories_From_North_and_South<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Signe Johansson, Gail Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abortion:_Stories_From_North_and_South<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abortion:_Stories_From_North_and_South<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Abortion: Stories From North and South<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abortion:_Stories_From_North_and_South<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abortion:_Stories_From_North_and_South<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abortion:_Stories_From_North_and_South<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abortion:_Stories_From_North_and_South<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abortion:_Stories_From_North_and_South<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abortion:_Stories_From_North_and_South<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abortion:_Stories_From_North_and_South<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abortion:_Stories_From_North_and_South<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_abortion<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Abortion: Stories from North and South is a Canadian documentary film directed by Gail Singer and produced by  Studio D, the women's unit of the National Film Board of Canada. The film is a cross-cultural survey filmed in Ireland, Japan, Thailand, Peru, Colombia, and Canada that depicts the realities women face in accessing medical abortion services. The film outlines the historical role of the church, state, and medical establishments in creating regulations surrounding abortion.<EOS>"
4219,86143,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Parr_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Parr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marianne_Basler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Parr_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Parr_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Parr_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Hindin-Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.K._Joseph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Soldier's Tale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Atlantic_Entertainment_Group_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_New_Zealand_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_New_Zealand_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Soldier's_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_war_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Soldier's Tale is a 1988 New Zealand romantic war film directed and produced by Larry Parr and starring Gabriel Byrne and Marianne Basler. It is based on a novel by M. K. Joseph.<EOS>
4220,164631,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearlers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(Australian_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearlers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Hawes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearlers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(Australian_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearlers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Hawes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearlers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pearlers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearlers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearlers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearlers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearlers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearlers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pearlers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pearls<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Pearlers is a 1949 documentary film from director Lee Robinson about the pearling industry off the coast of Broome. Robinson later used a similar background for his feature King of the Coral Sea (1954).The film was released to cinemas as a support feature, which was not common at the time, and has since come to be regarded as a minor classic of Australian documentary filmmaking.<EOS>"
4221,6601,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_S._Marcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_S._Marcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Rauh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Melody in May<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_in_May<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Melody in May is a 1936 American short film starring singer Ruth Etting directed by Ben Holmes.<EOS>
4222,126223,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Sibay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>First Look International, Flashstar Home Vídeo, Overseas FilmGroup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chip_Rosenbloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roy McAree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Sibay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Florina Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Letitia Schwartz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patricia Reich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Rubin_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Show<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Sibay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chip_Rosenbloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Sibay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Woman, Her Men, and Her Futon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_screenwriters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Woman,_Her_Men,_and_Her_Futon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_Goldsmith<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>A Woman, Her Men, and Her Futon is a 1992 drama film directed, written and produced by Michael Sibay and starring Jennifer Rubin, Lance Edwards and Grant Show.<EOS>"
4223,94024,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Weingarten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mervyn LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Dorn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Taylor_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norma_Shearer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Veidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Bressart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nazimova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonita_Granville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Bassermann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Weingarten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marguerite_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arch_Oboler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Escape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazi_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Franz_Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Escape is a 1940 drama film about an American in pre-World War II Nazi Germany who discovers his mother is in a concentration camp and tries desperately to free her. It starred Norma Shearer, Robert Taylor, Conrad Veidt and Nazimova. It was adapted from the novel of the same name by Grace Zaring Stone.<EOS>"
4224,102502,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Sturridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Davey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Finerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter O'Toole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harvey Keitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phoebe Nicholls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Florence Hoath<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Earl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Sturridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Davey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Finerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_McLoughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>FairyTale: A True Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_magic_and_magicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1917<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fairies_and_sprites<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Icon_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Bruce_Davey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Zbigniew_Preisner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Harry_Houdini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Arthur_Conan_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Tom_McLoughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Sturridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:FairyTale:_A_True_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Bradford<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>FairyTale: A True Story is a 1997 fantasy drama film directed by Charles Sturridge and produced by Bruce Davey and Wendy Finerman. It is loosely based on the story of the Cottingley Fairies, and follows two children in 1917 England who take a photograph soon believed to be the first scientific evidence of the existence of fairies. The film was produced by Icon Productions.<EOS>"
4225,94042,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Escape by Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_by_Night_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Escape by Night is a 1953 British second feature ('B') crime film directed and written by John Gilling and starring Bonar Colleano, Andrew Ray, Sid James and Simone Silva.<EOS>"
4226,123901,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daws_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_Brightman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spike and Tyke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tom_and_Jerry_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MGM_cartoon_characters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_1957<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_and_Tyke<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tom_and_Jerry<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spike and Tyke is an American theatrical animated short subject series, based upon the English bulldog father-and-son team from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Tom and Jerry cartoons. The characters first appeared in the Tom and Jerry series in the 1940s.Only two films were made in this spin-off series: Give and Tyke and Scat Cats, both made and released in 1957, and produced in CinemaScope, as the cartoon studio shut down the year the spin-off series was started. Homer Brightman wrote both the episodes.The cartoons were produced and directed by Tom and Jerry creators William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, and were among the last of the original MGM theatrical cartoons made. The studio was shut down in mid 1957 and Hanna and Barbera would move on to television animation production success with their own Hanna-Barbera Productions.Spike was voiced by Billy Bletcher, and later Daws Butler. Tyke did not talk in the theatrical shorts, (possibly his barks were done by co-creator William Hanna) but did speak on the Fox Kids television series Tom & Jerry Kids, for which the duo appeared in their own segments, and occasionally in the Tom and Jerry segments. Spike and Tyke were voiced by Richard Gautier and Patric Zimmerman, respectively. Later, they appeared in the straight to video film Tom and Jerry: The Magic Ring Spike was voiced by Maurice LaMarche and Tyke's barks were done by Frank Welker.When they moved to television, Hanna and Barbera reworked the concept into the Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy segments of the Quick Draw McGraw show.<EOS>"
4227,143107,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Archibal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_More<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Brooks_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Eldridge_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Some People<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clive_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ron_Grainer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Some People is a 1962 film directed by Clive Donner, starring Kenneth More and Ray Brooks. It was written by John Eldridge.It is centred on the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme.<EOS>"
4228,51435,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dianne_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Coates_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Bowie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raymond Briggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dianne_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Coates_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Howard_Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_snowmen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Snowman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Snowman is a 1982 British animated television film and symphonic poem based on Raymond Briggs's 1978 picture book The Snowman. It was directed by Dianne Jackson for Channel 4. It was first shown on 26 December 1982, and was an immediate success. It was nominated for Best Animated Short Film at the 55th Academy Awards and won a BAFTA TV Award.The story is told through pictures, action and music, scored by Howard Blake. It has no dialogue, with the exception of the central song, ""Walking in the Air"". The orchestral score was performed by the Sinfonia of London and the song was performed by Peter Auty, a St Paul's Cathedral choirboy.The film ranked at number 71 on the 100 Greatest British Television Programmes, a list drawn up by the British Film Institute in 2000, based on a vote by industry professionals. It was voted number 4 in UKTV Gold's Greatest TV Christmas Moments. It came third in Channel 4's poll of 100 Greatest Christmas Moments in 2004. Its broadcast, usually on Christmas Eve on Channel 4, has become an annual festive event in the UK.A sequel, The Snowman and the Snowdog, was released in 2012.<EOS>"
4229,164312,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chintis Lundgren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Europe_Film_Sales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jelena Popovic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chintis Lundgren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Drasko Ivezic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrone_Benskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:France_Castel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chintis Lundgren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Drasko Ivezic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Boris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Europe_Film_Sales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Manivald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Estonia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Croatia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_foxes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Croatian_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_webcomics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manivald<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Estonian_animated_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Manivald is an animated short film, directed by Chintis Lundgren and released in 2017.<EOS>"
4230,123914,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_Swimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tony Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Saul Swimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Gayle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brockman_Seawell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Molly Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_Swimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Anthony_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_Swimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Anthony_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_Swimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Boy Who Owned a Melephant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boy_Who_Owned_a_Melephant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Saul_Swimmer<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Boy Who Owned a Melephant is a 1959 American short film directed by Saul Swimmer and featuring Tallulah Bankhead as narrator.<EOS>
4231,82929,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_M._Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_M._Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Draft Horse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_propaganda_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Draft_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_horses<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Draft Horse is a Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on May 9, 1942.The title is a pun on draft horse and the draft (conscription).<EOS>"
4232,69508,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Freberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hoppy-Go-Lucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hippety_Hopper_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_kangaroos_and_wallabies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoppy_Go_Lucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Of_Mice_and_Men<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hoppy-Go-Lucky is a 1952 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes short film directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on August 9, 1952, and stars Sylvester and Hippety Hopper. The title is a play on ""happy-go-lucky"".<EOS>"
4233,160627,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Criterion_Collection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Natasha Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natalie_Press<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Criterion_Collection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_Action_Short_Film_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wasp_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrea_Arnold<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wasp is a 2003 British short film written and directed by Andrea Arnold. Released in 2003, it stars Natalie Press as a struggling single mother determined not to let her four young children prove an obstacle in the pursuit of starting a relationship with an old acquaintance, played by Danny Dyer. The setting is Arnold's hometown of Dartford.The film is available on the Cinema 16: World Short Films and Cinema 16: European Short Films (US Special Edition) DVDs, and as a bonus feature on the Fish Tank DVD in the UK and the Red Road DVD in the US.<EOS>"
4234,58946,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tony Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bobs Gannaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Buena Vista Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Walt Disney Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Igor Khait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jess Winfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ving Rhames<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Michael Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tia Carrere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Ogden Stiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daveigh Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Paulsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liliana Mumy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zoe Caldwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney–ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jess_Winfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jess_Winfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leroy & Stitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lilo & Stitch Hawaiian Album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comic_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_series_finales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cloning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Television_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_J._A._C._Redford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bobs_Gannaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Craig_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lilo_&_Stitch_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Leroy & Stitch is a 2006 American animated science fiction comedy television film produced by Walt Disney Television Animation. It was written by Bobs Gannaway and Jess Winfield, the latter of whom also served as producer alongside Igor Khait, and directed by Gannaway and Tony Craig. It is the fourth feature film in the Lilo & Stitch franchise and the third and final sequel feature film to the 2002 animated film Lilo & Stitch, serving as the finale of Lilo & Stitch: The Series and concluding the franchise's main continuity where Lilo Pelekai is a main character and Hawaii is the main setting. It is the last Western-animated production in the franchise to date. The film debuted on Disney Channel on June 23, 2006 and was also aired on Toon Disney on June 26, 2006.<EOS>"
4235,29168,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>McGlusky the Sea Rover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:McGlusky_the_Sea_Rover<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>McGlusky the Sea Rover is a 1935 British comedy action film directed by Walter Summers and starring Jack Doyle, Tamara Desni and Henry Mollison. It was based on a novel by A.G. Hales. It featured the Arklow schooner Mary B Mitchell. The film was released in the U.S. as Hell's Cargo.<EOS>"
4236,160264,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Henry_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Seamus Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tristan Heanue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Fortune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elva_Trill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aoibheann McCann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tommy Canavan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Conor Marren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miriam Devitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Keaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Henry_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Henry_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Henry_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Soulsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_of_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_of_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soulsmith_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_playwrights<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Soulsmith is a 2017 Irish film, directed, written and produced by Kevin Henry.<EOS>"
4237,24041,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sol Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Douglas Gilmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Bedford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Desert Vengeance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Desert Vengeance is a 1931 American pre-Code western film directed by Louis King and starring Buck Jones, Barbara Bedford and Douglas Gilmore. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
4238,163061,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Rackin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Blyth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Carlson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Rackin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Riesner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelson_Gidding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Longstreet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Saul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Helen Morgan Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ray_Heindorf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Helen_Morgan_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_pop_musicians<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Helen Morgan Story, released in the UK as Both Ends of the Candle, is a 1957 American biographical film directed by Michael Curtiz starring Ann Blyth and Paul Newman.The screenplay by Oscar Saul, Dean Riesner, Stephen Longstreet, and Nelson Gidding is based on the life and career of torch singer/actress Helen Morgan, with fictional touches liberally added for dramatic purposes. This turned out to be Blyth's final film role.Another version of Morgan's life story, Helen Morgan, was produced as a live television drama on Playhouse 90, with Polly Bergen as Morgan. Despite requests to delay the television version, it aired five months before the release of the motion picture.<EOS>"
4239,151911,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>On Approval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_Approval_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Walls<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>On Approval is a 1930 British comedy film directed by and starring Tom Walls and also featuring Yvonne Arnaud, Winifred Shotter and Robertson Hare, the same artistes responsible for the Aldwych farces. It was based on the play On Approval by Frederick Lonsdale, as was the 1944 film On Approval.It was made at British and Dominion's Elstree Studios with sets designed by Lawrence P. Williams.The 1932  book ""The Face of London"" by Harold Clunn Pub. Simpkin Marshall, features, opposite page 224, a picture, probably taken in Aug. or Sept. 1930, of the New Victoria Picture Theatre, Vauxhall Bridge Road. Displayed in large letters is ON APPROVAL the film being presented by the cinema at that time.<EOS>"
4240,164255,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Holt_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lillian Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keene_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Man Against Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_Against_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Man Against Woman is a 1932 American pre-Code crime film directed by Irving Cummings and starring Jack Holt, Lillian Miles (in her first starring role) and Walter Connolly. The film was originally known as Plainclothes Man.<EOS>"
4241,24514,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Inside the Room<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inside_the_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Inside the Room is a 1935 British mystery film directed by Leslie S. Hiscott and starring Austin Trevor, Dorothy Boyd and George Hayes. It was shot at Twickenham Studios in west London. A French detective, Pierre Santos, investigates a popular singer suspected of murder. The film's sets were designed by the studio's resident art director James A. Carter.<EOS>"
4242,65936,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Z. Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hunt_Stromberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Gaynor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Taylor_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Z._Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hunt_Stromberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lee_Mahin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edith_Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Hackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Goodrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Small Town Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Herbert_Stothart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Edward_Ward_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Boston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Girl_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Z._Leonard<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Small Town Girl is a 1936 American romantic comedy film directed by William A. Wellman and starring Janet Gaynor, Robert Taylor, and James Stewart. The supporting cast features Binnie Barnes, Andy Devine, Lewis Stone and Edgar Kennedy.Based on a novel by Ben Ames Williams, the film went through many changes before it reached the screen. The script is credited to John Lee Mahin, Edith Fitzgerald, and the husband-and-wife team of Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich.It has no relation to the 1953 MGM musical film of the same title.<EOS>"
4243,24035,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Atlantic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Perrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Perrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warren Hymer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Sharpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Perrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Desert Justice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Justice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Desert Justice is a 1936 American western film directed by William Berke and starring Jack Perrin, Warren Hymer and David Sharpe.<EOS>"
4244,82363,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Gershenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Mack_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nell O'Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Gershenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman_L._Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_McLeod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Law and Order<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_W._R._Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Taylor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Law and Order is a 1940 American western film directed by Ray Taylor and starring Johnny Mack Brown, Nell O'Day and James Craig. It was produced as a second feature by Universal Pictures. Shooting took place at Universal Studios and the Iverson Ranch. The film's sets were designed by the art director Jack Otterson.<EOS>"
4245,63943,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhattan_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhattan_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imperial_Distributing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhattan_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhattan_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imperial_Distributing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhattan_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Manhattan Butterfly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhattan_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhattan_Butterfly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhattan_Butterfly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhattan_Butterfly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhattan_Butterfly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhattan_Butterfly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhattan_Butterfly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Manhattan Butterfly is a 1935 American crime film directed by Lewis D. Collins and starring Dorothy Granger, William Bakewell and Kenneth Thomson.<EOS>"
4246,160188,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Polly Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gerald Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frederick Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Kendall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sleepless Nights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepless_Nights_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sleepless Nights is a 1932 British musical comedy film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Stanley Lupino, Polly Walker and Gerald Rawlinson. The film was made at Elstree Studios by British International Pictures. Unlike most of Lupino's other films it was based on an original screenplay rather than an existing stage work.<EOS>"
4247,78023,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cesar Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Connie Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dean Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Hoyt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Parley Baer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Virginia Gregg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Slesar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Kneubuhl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two on a Guillotine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_magic_and_magicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_on_a_Guillotine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Conrad<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two on a Guillotine is a 1965 American horror film produced and directed by William Conrad and starring Connie Stevens. The screenplay by John Kneubuhl and Henry Slesar is based on a story by Slesar. The movie would be the first in a series of low-budget suspense dramas made by Warner Bros in the vein of the successful William Castle films, and was followed by My Blood Runs Cold and Brainstorm, both also released in 1965 with Conrad as director. A fourth movie,  The Thing at the Door, was proposed, but never made.<EOS>"
4248,143417,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Hopton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ambassador Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Hopton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Song of the Trail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_Oliver_Curwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Russell_Hopton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Song of the Trail is a 1936 American Western film directed by Russell Hopton and starring Kermit Maynard, Evelyn Brent and Andrea Leeds.<EOS>"
4249,133905,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Elvis Restaino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avalanche_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Mehrez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Bernhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Krawic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_McGrath<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Stothard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stefanos Miltsakakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avalanche_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bloodsport 4: The Dark Kumite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underground_fighting_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Martial_arts_tournament_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alex_Wurman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bulgaria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Karate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bloodsport_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_4:_The_Dark_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_martial_arts_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bloodsport 4: The Dark Kumite is a 1999 martial arts sports action film directed by Elvis Restaino, from a script written by George Saunders, while Alan Mehrez once again serves as producer. It is the fourth installment overall in the Bloodsport film series. Daniel Bernhardt returns to the series, albeit in the new role of John Keller. It was released direct-to-video in 1999.<EOS>"
4250,32015,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>James Head<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Full Moon Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Echo Bridge Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cris Andrei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodor_Danetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mac Fyfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Constantin Draganescu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Razvan Popa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>François Klanfer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrian Ciobanu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Camelia Maxim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claudiu Trandafir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Constantin Florescu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Felix Totolici<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Francesca Scorsone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Duta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Iulia Boros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason McSkimming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liviu Timus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marcel Cobzariu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marius Florea Vizante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mihnea Trusca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natalie Ester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Serban Celea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vitalie Bantas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vlad Jipa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Excalibur Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Romania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Romania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Arthurian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Excalibur_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_television_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Excalibur Kid is a 1999 TV movie.<EOS>
4251,165854,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ub_Iwerks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ub_Iwerks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ub_Iwerks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Opry_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Opry House is a 1929 Mickey Mouse short animated film released by Celebrity Pictures, as part of the Mickey Mouse film series. It was the fifth Mickey Mouse short to be released, the second of that year. It cast Mickey as the owner of a small theater (or opera house according to the title). Mickey performs a vaudeville show all by himself. Acts include his impersonation of a snake charmer, his performing a belly dance,  his caricature of a Hasidic Jew and, for the finale, a piano performance of Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 by Franz Liszt.<EOS>"
4252,141177,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_F._Sears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colbert_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myron_Healey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luther_Crockett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_F._Sears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colbert_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Shipman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Horswell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bonanza Town<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_F._Sears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonanza_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bonanza Town is a 1951 American Western film directed by Fred F. Sears who plays the villain and starring Charles Starrett, Myron Healey, and Luther Crockett. This was the fifty-sixth of 65 films in the Durango Kid series.It was shot at the Iverson Ranch. The film's art direction was by Charles Clague.<EOS>"
4253,137642,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Anthony M. Lanza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jody_McCrea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jock_Mahoney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Noel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gordon_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Glory Stompers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glory_Stompers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Outlaw_biker_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Glory Stompers is a 1967 outlaw biker film.<EOS>
4254,31760,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Garrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ward_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daisy_Burrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Garrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ward_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pride of the Fancy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pride_of_the_Fancy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Garrick<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Pride of the Fancy is a British silent motion picture of 1920 directed by Richard Garrick and Albert Ward, produced by G. B. Samuelson, and starring Rex Davis, Daisy Burrell and Tom Reynolds. A drama, it was based on a novel by George Edgar published in 1914.<EOS>"
4255,118701,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Fleder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_S._Dutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clancy_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Omar_Benson_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Brown_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Fleder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Leavitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Ernie Davis Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Express:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Express: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_biographical_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cleveland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Davis_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Isham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_players_of_American_football<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_Fleder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Express:_The_Ernie_Davis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Syracuse_Orange_football<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Express: The Ernie Davis Story is a 2008 American sports drama film produced by John Davis and directed by Gary Fleder. The storyline was conceived from a screenplay written by Charles Leavitt from a 1983 book Ernie Davis: The Elmira Express, authored by Robert C. Gallagher. The film is based on the life of Syracuse University football player Ernie Davis, the first African American to win the Heisman Trophy, portrayed by actor Rob Brown. The Express explores civil rights topics, such as racism, discrimination and athletics. It was the film debut of Chadwick Boseman as Floyd Little.The film was a co-production between the film studios of Relativity Media and Davis Entertainment. It was commercially distributed by Universal Pictures theatrically, and by Universal Studios Home Entertainment for home media. Dennis Quaid and Charles S. Dutton star in principal supporting roles. The original motion picture soundtrack with a musical score composed by Mark Isham, was released by the Lakeshore Records label on October 28, 2008.The Express premiered in theaters nationwide in the United States on October 10, 2008. Despite receiving generally positive reviews from critics, the film was a box office bomb, grossing just $9.8 million against its $40 million budget. The Blu-ray version of the film, featuring deleted scenes and the director's commentary was released on January 20, 2009.<EOS>"
4256,1524,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Loncraine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HandMade_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Wearing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Neame_(writer/producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bernard Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kieran O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derek Newark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frances Tomelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ken Bones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bellman and True<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Colin_Towns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Loncraine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bellman_and_True<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_heist_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bellman and True is a 1987 film based on the novel of the same name by Desmond Lowden. The film was written and directed by Richard Loncraine. It stars Bernard Hill, Derek Newark and Richard Hope.The title comes from an old Cumberland song ""D’ye ken John Peel"", specifically the lyric:The title uses a pun in the term Bellman which in the film's case refers to a criminal who specialises in disabling intruder alarm systems.<EOS>"
4257,162333,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Gerrard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gene Gerrard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Molly Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gus McNaughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Gerrard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Miller_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Gerrard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Furber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Miller_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R.P._Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lucky Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Miller_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gene_Gerrard<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lucky Girl is a 1932 British musical comedy film directed by Gene Gerrard and Frank Miller and starring Gerrard, Molly Lamont and Gus McNaughton. It was made at Elstree Studios with sets designed by the art director John Mead. It was based on a play titled Mr. Abdullah.<EOS>"
4258,144115,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Lynn_Bousman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Burg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Oren Koules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>OZ<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Taurus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kid Hazel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Turbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samuel L. Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marisol Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max Minghella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spiral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spiral: From the Book of Saw Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_postponed_due_to_the_COVID-19_pandemic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Torture_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saw_(franchise)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charlie_Clouser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Darren_Lynn_Bousman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spiral_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Josh_Stolberg<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spiral (subtitled From the Book of Saw) is a 2021 American horror thriller film  directed by Darren Lynn Bousman and written by Josh Stolberg and Peter Goldfinger. It serves as a spin-off from and the ninth installment of the Saw film series. The film stars Chris Rock, Max Minghella, Marisol Nichols, and Samuel L. Jackson, and follows police efforts to stop a Jigsaw copycat killer. The original creators of the series, James Wan and Leigh Whannell, as well as Rock and series veteran Kevin Greutert, serve as executive producers.Talks of another Saw installment began after the release of Jigsaw (2017), with Rock wanting to branch out into the horror genre. The project was officially announced in May 2019, with Rock polishing a script by Stolberg and Goldfinger. The rest of the cast joined in July, with filming taking place in Toronto through that month and August.Originally scheduled to be released in May 2020, Spiral was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and was theatrically released in the United States on May 14, 2021, by Lionsgate Films. The film grossed a total of $40.6 million against a budget of $20 million, becoming the lowest grossing installment in the franchise, and received mixed reviews from critics. A tenth installment, Saw X, was released in September 2023.<EOS>"
4259,5892,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(soundtrack)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Pray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Palm_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brad Blondheim, Ernest Meza, Heidi Rataj<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Pray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Palm_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Meza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Blondheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scratch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_16_mm_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_hip_hop_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Doug_Pray<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Scratch is a 2001 documentary film, directed and edited by Doug Pray. The film explores the world of the hip-hop DJ from the birth of hip-hop when pioneering DJs began extending breaks on records, to the invention of scratching and beat juggling, to the more recent explosion of turntablism. Throughout the documentary, many artists explain how they were introduced to hip-hop while providing stories of their personal experiences.<EOS>"
4260,123905,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Preston Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mackie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Leung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Crowley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Tse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sucker Free City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Terence_Blanchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_as_pilots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Triad_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Hong_Kong_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gangster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sucker_Free_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bayview–Hunters_Point,_San_Francisco<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Sucker Free City is a 2004 American crime drama television film directed by Spike Lee and written by Alex Tse. The film examines white, black, and Chinese characters in San Francisco and the conflicts they encounter with each other.  The film was intended to be the pilot for a Showtime television series, but Showtime declined to pick up the series. The film was first screened at the Toronto International Film Festival and was subsequently broadcast on Showtime.The title of the film derives from ""Sucka Free"", a slang term in reference to the city often used by natives of Hunters Point and The Fillmore. The term was popularized by the rappers San Quinn, JT the Bigga Figga (who has a cameo in the film) and most notably the song ""Sucka Free"" from Rappin' 4-Tay's 1994 album Don't Fight the Feelin'.<EOS>"
4261,39763,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Root<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Walter_Ruben<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Root<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Walter_Ruben<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mokey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lennie_Hayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mokey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mokey is a 1942 American comedy-drama film released by MGM, directed by Wells Root and starring Dan Dailey, Jr., Donna Reed and Bobby Blake.<EOS>"
4262,39955,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bernard Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Money for Speed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Motorcycle_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_for_Speed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Money for Speed is a 1933 British sports drama film directed by Bernard Vorhaus and starring John Loder, Ida Lupino, Cyril McLaglen and Moore Marriott. It is centered on the sport of speedway racing, which was at its peak of popularity at the time.It featured speedway riders Ginger Lees, Lionel van Praag and Frank Varey, and speedway promoter Johnnie Hoskins. The film's editor David Lean had a brief appearance as a newspaper reporter.<EOS>"
4263,111874,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Swann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beyond_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hollywood Pictures Home Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Kellie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Lyons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rowsthorn_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crackers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackers_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crackers is a 1998 Australian Christmas-themed comedy film directed and written by David Swann. The film stars Daniel Kellie, Susan Lyons, and Peter Rowsthorn, and follows the story of Hilary Dredge (Lyons) and her son Joey (Kellie) as they travel to the suburbs to spend Christmas with Joey's grandparents. They are joined by Hilary's boyfriend Bruno (Rowsthorn) and his son Angus (Christopher Chapman), leading to tensions and rivalries, particularly between Joey and Angus. Crackers was released on July 9, 1998, in Australia by Beyond Films, and grossed over $1.26 million at the box office.<EOS>"
4264,133903,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Box_Office_(HBO)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rick Blumenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Cunningham_(kickboxer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Brooks_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_Mathews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benny_Urquidez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Klyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_Marie_Carlton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michel_Qissi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marianne_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Box_Office_(HBO)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bloodmatch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Martial_arts_tournament_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodmatch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_martial_arts_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bloodmatch is a 1991 martial-arts film directed by Albert Pyun and starring Thom Mathews, Hope Marie Carlton, Marianne Taylor, Vincent Klyn, Michel Qissi, and Benny ""The Jet"" Urquidez.<EOS>"
4265,165557,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eva_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Luce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ashley_Dukes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vintage Wine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vintage_Wine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Edwards<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vintage Wine is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Henry Edwards and starring Seymour Hicks, Claire Luce, Eva Moore and Judy Gunn. The film was made at Julius Hagen's Twickenham Studios, but was released by Gaumont British Distributors which was the largest British film company at the time. The film was loosely based on a German play by Alexander Engels, which also formed the basis of the 1934 West End comedy by Ashley Dukes and Seymour Hicks.<EOS>"
4266,95870,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Kubrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Burstyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Kubrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Mazursky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Virginia Leith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Silvera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Harp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Coit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Kubrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Burstyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Kubrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Sackler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fear and Desire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gerald_Fried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stanley_Kubrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Stanley_Kubrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_war_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_political_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fear_and_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_rediscovered_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fear and Desire is a 1952 American independent anti-war film directed, produced, and edited by Stanley Kubrick in his directorial debut, and written by Howard Sackler. With a production team of fifteen people, the film originally premiered at the Venice Film Festival, in a side program, under the title Shape of Fear. Though the film is not about any specific war, it was produced and released at the height of the Korean War.<EOS>"
4267,111890,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Dietz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shemp Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max Rosenbloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Dietz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Ryan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crazy Knights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crazy_Knights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crazy Knights (also known as Ghost Crazy) is a 1944 American comedy horror film directed by William Beaudine and starring Billy Gilbert, Shemp Howard and Max Rosenbloom.The film focuses on a trio of traveling carnival performers who offer help to a stranded man and his daughter. They accompany the man to his estate, which seems to be haunted by ghosts. They discover a murder shortly after arriving.<EOS>"
4268,70553,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Lanfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_MacMurray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paulette_Goddard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Lanfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Tunberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darrell_Ware<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Standing Room Only<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Emmett_Dolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Standing_Room_Only_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Lanfield<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Standing Room Only is a 1944 American comedy film directed by Sidney Lanfield and starring Fred MacMurray and Paulette Goddard.<EOS>
4269,12295,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Noël Coward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trevor Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stanley Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Celia Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cyril Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Everley Gregg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joyce Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Barton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noël_Coward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noël_Coward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brief Encounter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_infidelity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Palme_d'Or_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1938<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_operas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Lean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Noël_Coward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brief_Encounter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ronald_Neame<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Brief Encounter is a 1945 British romantic tragedy film directed by David Lean from a screenplay by Noël Coward, based on his 1936 one-act play Still Life. The film stars Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard in lead roles, alongside Stanley Holloway, Joyce Carey, Cyril Raymond, Everley Gregg and Margaret Barton.Brief Encounter tells the story of two married strangers living in pre-World War II England, whose chance meeting at a railway station leads to a brief yet intense emotional affair disrupting their otherwise conventional lives.The film premiered in London on 13 November 1945, followed by its wide release on 25 November. It received widespread critical acclaim, with Johnson and Howard's performances earning high praise, and moderate commercial success at the box-office.Brief Encounter received three nominations at the 19th Academy Awards for Best Director (Lean), Best Actress (Johnson) and Best Adapted Screenplay. The film was one of eleven winners in the Grand Prix category at the 1946 Cannes Film Festival, while Johnson won the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress.Many critics, historians, and scholars consider Brief Encounter as one of the greatest films of all time. In 1999, the British Film Institute ranked it the second-greatest British film of all time. In 2017, a Time Out poll of 150 actors, directors, writers, producers, and critics ranked it the 12th-best British film ever.<EOS>"
4270,168916,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Downs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noah Beery Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gladys_Atwater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Robert_Bren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Parents on Trial<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Parents_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Nelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Parents on Trial is a 1939 American drama film directed by Sam Nelson and starring Jean Parker,  Johnny Downs and Noah Beery Jr.<EOS>"
4271,96317,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jimmy Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Motion Picture Marketing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James McNamara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Perry Katz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joel S. Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>DeAnna Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cecile Bagdadi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sherry Willis-Burch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy L. Raynor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Final Exam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_stalking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pranks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Embassy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Final_Exam_(1981_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Video_nasties<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Final Exam is a 1981 American slasher film written and directed by Jimmy Huston. Starring Cecile Bagdadi and Joel S. Rice, the plot follows a nameless killer stalking the remaining group of students left on a college campus days before the beginning of summer vacation.Filmed in North Carolina and South Carolina with a cast of largely Los Angeles-based actors, Final Exam was released by Motion Picture Marketing on February 27, 1981, to mixed reviews.<EOS>"
4272,39922,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money-Driven_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Fredericks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money-Driven_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Newsreel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money-Driven_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Gibney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money-Driven_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Fredericks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money-Driven_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Newsreel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money-Driven_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Gibney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money-Driven_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Money-Driven Medicine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money-Driven_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money-Driven_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money-Driven_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money-Driven_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money-Driven_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_health_care<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money-Driven_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money-Driven_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Healthcare_reform_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Money-Driven Medicine is a 2009 documentary film that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the American healthcare system. The 86 minute documentary explores the economics underlying, and often undermining, the $2.6 trillion US health care system. Produced by Alex Gibney and inspired by Maggie Mahar's book Money-Driven Medicine: The Real Reason Health Care Costs So Much, Money-Driven Medicine looks at how the United States spends twice as much per capita on healthcare as the average developed nation yet has worse outcomes by explaining that the United States is the only developed nation with a medical system that is largely unregulated and for profit. Money-Driven Medicine includes interviews of experts including Don Berwick, Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and former President and Chief Executive Officer of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement; James Weinstein of The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice and bio-ethicist Larry Churchill of Vanderbilt University.<EOS>"
4273,70265,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia-Warner_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kurt Unger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Briley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Unger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leonard C. Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olivia de Havilland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liv_Ullmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Franco Nero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia-Warner_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Briley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Briley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Maurice_Jarre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Viking_Age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_European_myths_and_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vatican_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Secret_histories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Holy_Roman_Empire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Briley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_9th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_popes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pope_Joan_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pope_Joan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pope Joan is a 1972 British historical drama film based on the story of Pope Joan.  Even though modern consensus generally considers Pope Joan to be legendary, in the film her existence is treated as fact.It was directed by Michael Anderson and has a cast which includes Liv Ullmann (in the lead role), Olivia de Havilland, Lesley-Anne Down, Franco Nero and Maximilian Schell.  The soundtrack was composed by Maurice Jarre with additional choral music provided by The Sistine Chapel Choir, directed by Domenico Bartolucci.The film was released on DVD in 2003 on Region 1 format disc. It was also re-titled in some areas as The Devil's Imposter, with much material cut.The version of the film released in 1972 differed significantly from the version that had originally been filmed. Anderson's original was made with flashbacks and flash-forward sequences about a modern-day Evangelical preacher who believes her life parallels that of Pope Joan. In this version psychiatrists try to send her back through her past lives to establish if she is the reincarnation of Pope Joan. However, the distributor decided to have all of the contemporary sequences removed and released the film as a straightforward historical drama. In 2009, the film was re-edited: the previously unreleased footage set in the 20th century was re-inserted, while some of the footage of Joan as pope was removed. The film was then re-released under the title She… Who Would Be Pope.<EOS>"
4274,159954,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Audubon Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Radley Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gerald Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carl Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Wilbur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Casey_Donovan_(porn_star)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Douglas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Yugoslavia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexuality-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Radley_Metzger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Croatia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Yugoslav_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swinging_(sexual_practice)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_erotic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yugoslav_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Score_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexual_pornographic_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Score is a 1974 erotic romance film directed by Radley Metzger. One of the first films to explore bisexual relationships, it was part of the brief porn chic fad of the Golden Age of Porn in the early 1970s that also included Behind the Green Door, The Devil in Miss Jones and Deep Throat. The film was based on an off-Broadway stage play that ran for 23 performances at the Martinique Theatre from October 28, 1970, through November 15, 1971 and featured Sylvester Stallone in a brief role (as telephone repairman Mike). The theatrical version of Score was written by Jerry Douglas, who later became a mainstream screenwriter. It was set in a shabby Queens tenement, while the film was set in an elegant, mythical land and sported a relatively high budget for an independent film of that era.It has been released in both soft-core and hard-core versions. One DVD release, a soft-core version, shows a renewed copyright date of 1976 (all prints featuring the 1976 copyright are the director's approved, edited version), but the film itself was actually released in the United States in December 1973. Hardcore prints, including full-frontal male nudity and fellatio, run 91 minutes, while the ubiquitous soft-core prints were released in an 84-minute format. First Run Pictures marketed the original hardcore version on videocassette, though it was a limited release available by special mail order only. The restored, uncut and uncensored (hardcore) version was released by Cult Epics on DVD and Blu-ray in 2010.<EOS>"
4275,143281,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinemation_Industries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Apple_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringo_Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Nilsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Van Rellim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringo_Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Nilsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinemation_Industries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Apple_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ringo_Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Jayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Son of Dracula<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apple_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RCA_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_recorded_at_Trident_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Harry_Nilsson_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Dracula_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apple_Records_soundtracks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Son of Dracula is a 1974 British musical film directed by Freddie Francis and starring Harry Nilsson and Ringo Starr. It was produced by Starr and released in 1974 by Apple Films. It is also the title of a soundtrack released in conjunction with the film. Keith Moon of The Who and John Bonham of Led Zeppelin both appear in the film, alternating as the drummer in Count Downe's band. Other band members include Klaus Voormann (another old friend of Starr), Peter Frampton, an uncredited Leon Russell, and the regular Rolling Stones horn section of Bobby Keys and Jim Price.In the film, Count Dracula is assassinated, and his son Count Downe is supposed to inherit his control over the Netherworld. Instead, the son wishes to become mortal and asks Dr. Abraham Van Helsing to help him transform into an ordinary human.<EOS>"
4276,142979,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sold_Out:_A_Threevening_with_Kevin_Smith<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joey Figueroa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sold_Out:_A_Threevening_with_Kevin_Smith<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Zak Knutson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sold_Out:_A_Threevening_with_Kevin_Smith<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sold_Out:_A_Threevening_with_Kevin_Smith<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Genius_Products<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sold_Out:_A_Threevening_with_Kevin_Smith<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sold_Out:_A_Threevening_with_Kevin_Smith<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harley_Quinn_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sold_Out:_A_Threevening_with_Kevin_Smith<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Schwalbach_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sold_Out:_A_Threevening_with_Kevin_Smith<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sold_Out:_A_Threevening_with_Kevin_Smith<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Genius_Products<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sold_Out:_A_Threevening_with_Kevin_Smith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sold_Out:_A_Threevening_with_Kevin_Smith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sold_Out:_A_Threevening_with_Kevin_Smith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sold_Out:_A_Threevening_with_Kevin_Smith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:View_Askew_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sold_Out:_A_Threevening_with_Kevin_Smith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_by_Kevin_Smith<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sold Out: A Threevening with Kevin Smith is the third film in Kevin Smith's ""Evening With"" series.Footage for the release was shot at a Q&A performance on August 2, 2007, Smith's 37th birthday, in front of a sold-out crowd at the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, New Jersey. Smith was introduced by his wife Jennifer Schwalbach Smith and his daughter, Harley Quinn Smith.The film includes 4 hours edited from the original 7 hour performance. Topics included the origin of Kevin's name, Kevin suffering from an anal fissure, as well as stories from acting in the American television series Manchild, Live Free or Die Hard, Catch and Release and shooting Clerks II. It was also revealed that because of his work on Live Free or Die Hard, Bruce Willis contacted him about working together; this eventually led to Cop Out.The film was released on October 21, 2008.<EOS>"
4277,25624,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_D._Lyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lawrence Edward Watkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lupton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_Pickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fess_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_D._Lyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Edward_Watkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Edward_Watkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great Locomotive Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_D._Lyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Smith_(film_and_television_composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1863<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1862<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Great_Locomotive_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Georgia_(U.S._state)_in_the_American_Civil_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Locomotive_Chase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Great Locomotive Chase is a 1956 American adventure western film produced by Walt Disney Productions, based on the Great Locomotive Chase that occurred in 1862 during the American Civil War. Filmed in CinemaScope and in color, the film stars Fess Parker as James J. Andrews, the leader of a group of Union soldiers from various Ohio regiments who volunteered to go behind Confederate lines in civilian clothes, steal a Confederate train north of Atlanta, and drive it back to Union lines in Tennessee, tearing up railroad tracks and destroying bridges and telegraph lines along the way.Written and produced by Lawrence Edward Watkin and directed by Francis D. Lyon, the 85-minute full-color film also features Jeffrey Hunter, John Lupton, Kenneth Tobey, Don Megowan, and Slim Pickens. Paul J. Smith composed the score. Filmed in Georgia and North Carolina, along the now abandoned Tallulah Falls Railway, it was released in U.S. theaters by Buena Vista Distribution Company on June 8, 1956, and capitalized on Parker's growing fame as an actor from his portrayal of Davy Crockett. The film reteamed him with Jeff York, who had portrayed Mike Fink in the 1954-1955 Davy Crockett miniseries.<EOS>"
4278,31813,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowland_V._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_L._Lasky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Pickford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Lederer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ida_Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowland_V._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_L._Lasky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Pickford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emeric_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:René_Pujol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Rainy Afternoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rowland_V._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Rainy_Afternoon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>One Rainy Afternoon is a 1936 American romantic comedy film directed by Rowland V. Lee, starring Francis Lederer and Ida Lupino, and featuring Hugh Herbert, Roland Young, and Erik Rhodes. It also marked the last film appearance by actress Florence Lawrence, who died in 1938, who had an uncredited bit role in the film. It was written by Stephen Morehouse Avery, with additional dialogue by Maurice Hanline, from the screenplay for the 1935 French film Monsieur Sans-Gêne by Emeric Pressburger and René Pujol, which was based on the story ""The Satyr"" by Pressburger. The film was reissued in 1948 as Matinee Scandal.<EOS>"
4279,71172,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Karen Shopsowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Shopsowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Grandparents Had a Hotel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_historical_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jewish_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_Screen_Award-winning_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Grandparents_Had_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jewish_Canadian_history<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Grandparents Had a Hotel is a 1991 documentary film by Karen Shopsowitz  that takes a nostalgic look at the Montieth Inn, a popular Jewish resort operated in the Canadian Catskills from 1935 to 1949. Although it is in Canada, the inn is similar to Grossinger's and the Concord Hotel in the Catskills of New York, which also saw their heyday in the mid-20th century.With playful 16mm home video footage, interviews with people who once worked and vacationed at the family-run inn, and the filmmaker's father's own memories of the family's prized hotel, the film recreates the magic of this spot while telling the history of how the phenomenon came to be, how it flourished, and, finally, why it declined.The documentary shows this unique time period through numerous vacationer's anecdotes. For example, one old man laughs at his young self, recalling the time he and his teenage friends once stirred up trouble by showing up to a formal dining hall wearing dress shirts, ties, and suit jackets — but no pants.<EOS>"
4280,63966,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>De Laurentiis Entertainment Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard A. Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Noonan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Farina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Greist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Petersen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:De_Laurentiis_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Manhunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_St._Louis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Illinois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:De_Laurentiis_Entertainment_Group_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_familicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hannibal_Lecter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manhunter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MCA_Records_albums<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Manhunter is a 1986 American crime thriller film written and directed by Michael Mann. Based on the 1981 novel Red Dragon by Thomas Harris, it stars William Petersen as FBI profiler Will Graham. Also featured are Tom Noonan as serial killer Francis Dollarhyde, Dennis Farina as Graham's FBI superior Jack Crawford, and Brian Cox as incarcerated killer Hannibal Lecktor. The film focuses on Graham coming out of retirement to lend his talents to an investigation on Dollarhyde, a killer known as the Tooth Fairy. In doing so, he must confront the demons of his past and meet with Lecktor, who nearly killed Graham.Manhunter focuses on the forensic work carried out by the FBI to track down killers and shows the long-term effects that cases like this have on profilers such as Graham, highlighting the similarities between him and his quarry. The film features heavily stylized use of color to convey this sense of duality, and the nature of the characters' similarity has been explored in academic analysis of the film. It was the first film adaptation of Harris' Hannibal Lecter novels, as well as the first adaptation of Red Dragon, which later became the basis for a film of the same name in 2002.Opening to mixed reviews, Manhunter fared poorly at the box office at the time of its release, making only $8.6 million in the United States. It has been reassessed in more recent reviews and now enjoys a more favorable reception, as both the acting and the stylized visuals have been appreciated better in later years. Its resurgent popularity has seen it labelled as a cult film.<EOS>"
4281,119273,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shimon_Dotan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>21<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ami Artzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Zvi Spielmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gale_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shimon_Dotan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:21st_Century_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shimon_Dotan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Finest Hour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_United_States_Navy_SEALs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Finest_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gulf_War_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Finest Hour (released in the Philippines as Desert Storm: The Final Battle) is a 1992 American war drama film starring Rob Lowe and Gale Hansen as Navy SEALs-in-training who become best friends. When a woman comes between them, however, it takes a war to bring them back together again.<EOS>"
4282,161779,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elyse_Knox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Fisher_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cornell_Woolrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Wouldn't Be in Your Shoes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wouldn't_Be_in_Your_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Cornell_Woolrich<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Wouldn't Be in Your Shoes is a 1948 American film noir directed by William Nigh, starring Don Castle and Elyse Knox. It was based on a novella of the same name by Cornell Woolrich with a screenplay by fellow pulp writer Steve Fisher.<EOS>"
4283,37040,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>George and Margaret<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:George_and_Margaret_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>George and Margaret is a 1940 British comedy film directed by George King and starring Marie Lohr, Judy Kelly and Noel Howlett. It was written by Rodney Ackland and Brock Williams based on the play of the same name by Gerald Savory.<EOS>"
4284,103992,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kurt_Kasznar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sophia_Loren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rossano_Brazzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Legend of the Lost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ben_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Angelo_Francesco_Lavagnino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Batjac_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Lost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_adventure_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Legend of the Lost is a 1957 Italian-American adventure film produced and directed by Henry Hathaway, shot in Technirama and Technicolor by Jack Cardiff, and starring John Wayne, Sophia Loren, and Rossano Brazzi. The location shooting for the film took place near Tripoli, Libya.<EOS>"
4285,65658,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_and_Colin_Strause<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IM_Global<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Liam O'Donnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Greg and Colin Strause<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kristian Andresen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scottie_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Faison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Zayas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Balfour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brittany_Daniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_and_Colin_Strause<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IM_Global<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liam_O'Donnell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liam_O'Donnell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Skyline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Skyline : Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_invasions_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_abduction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Matthew_Margeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skyline_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rogue_(company)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Skyline is a 2010 American  science fiction disaster film directed by Greg and Colin Strause and co-produced and written by Liam O'Donnell. It stars Eric Balfour, Scottie Thompson, Brittany Daniel, Crystal Reed, David Zayas, and Donald Faison as a group of Los Angeles residents who witness an alien invasion while in a condominium.Released on November 12, 2010, in the United States, Skyline was panned by critics, who lamented the plot and script, though some praised the CGI effects. The film grossed $68.3 million worldwide against its $10–20 million budget.Skyline initiated the Skyline film series, being followed by three sequels: Beyond Skyline (2017), Skylines (2020) and Skyline: Warpath (2025).<EOS>"
4286,164264,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Worthing_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Manoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Man from Frisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Frisco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Florey<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Man from Frisco (1944) is a United States feature-length spy and war film by Republic Pictures directed by Robert Florey and starring Michael O'Shea (1906–1973) and Anne Shirley.<EOS>
4287,133129,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ernest Gartside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Late Extra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Late_Extra<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Parker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Late Extra is a 1935 British crime film directed by Albert Parker and starring James Mason (his film debut), Virginia Cherrill, and Alastair Sim.It was made at Wembley Studios by the British subsidiary of the Fox Film Company as a quota quickie. The film's sets were designed by the art director Ralph W. Brinton.<EOS>"
4288,162389,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Pellatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Crawford_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manning_O'Brine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Long Shadow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Long_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Maxwell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Long Shadow is a 1961 British second feature ('B') drama film directed by Peter Maxwell and starring John Crawford, Susan Hampshire and Willoughby Goddard. It was written by Manning O'Brine and filmed at Pinewood Studios.<EOS>"
4289,56403,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Philip_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_Caulfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Mull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Alyn_Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Philip_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katt_Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dance with Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Daryl_Haney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Philip_Moore<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dance with Death is an American film starring Barbara Alyn Woods and Maxwell Caulfield. It is a reworking of Stripped to Kill, a previous film from 1987 produced by Roger Corman's Concorde Pictures studio. It is notable for featuring an early acting role for Lisa Kudrow.<EOS>"
4290,53793,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_James_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dunn_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Unmentionables<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unmentionables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_animated_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Unmentionables is a 1963 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on September 7, 1963, and stars Bugs Bunny.<EOS>"
4291,160349,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Franco Steffanino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Double Helix Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Code Red<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Bono<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Avianc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Spinell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rebeca Yaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Bachli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Undertaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undertaker_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Funeral_homes_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Undertaker (also released as Death Merchant) is a 1988 American slasher film directed by Franco Steffanino and starring Joe Spinell. The film was completed in November 1988, but was never released for the public and existed only in an incomplete form. The Undertaker was later reedited for a DVD release by Code Red in 2010 and a Blu-ray release by Vinegar Syndrome in 2016. The film is considered a cult classic, due in part to both Joe Spinell's involvement and its troubled production. This was Joe Spinell's last film before his premature death in 1989.<EOS>"
4292,141394,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marco_Ferreri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Koch Lorber Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Bernart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gérard_Depardieu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldine_Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcello_Mastroianni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Coco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gail_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marco_Ferreri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DVD<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Bernart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gérard_Brach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rafael_Azcona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marco_Ferreri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bye Bye Monkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Philippe_Sarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_apes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Gérard_Brach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_museums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Rafael_Azcona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mice_and_rats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cannes_Grand_Prix_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bye_Bye_Monkey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marco_Ferreri<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bye Bye Monkey (Italian: Ciao maschio, French: Rêve de singe) is a 1978 Italian-French comedy-drama film, directed by Marco Ferreri and starring Gérard Depardieu, Marcello Mastroianni, James Coco, Gail Lawrence, and Geraldine Fitzgerald. It is about a man who finds a baby chimpanzee in a giant King Kong prop, and decides to raise it like a son. It was filmed in English and shot in Long Island, New York. As this was a French-Italian co-production, French and Italian dubbed versions were made for their respective countries' theatrical releases.<EOS>"
4293,6278,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Winifred Shotter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanne Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mischief<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mischief_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Raymond<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mischief is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Ralph Lynn, Winifred Shotter and Jeanne Stuart. It was shot at the Elstree Studios near London. It is based on the 1928 farce Mischief by Ben Travers.<EOS>"
4294,110925,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nigel Bach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nigel Bach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nigel Bach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bad Ben<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Found_footage_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Ben<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bad Ben is the name of a web series of independent found footage horror comedy films, the first of which released in 2016. The series has been written and directed by Tom Fanslau under the pen name of Nigel Bach. As of 2024, there are fourteen Bad Ben films. A fifteenth installment will release in Summer 2025.A video game based on the series has also been released.<EOS>"
4295,89235,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Cahn_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Chertok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Blake_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billie_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Switzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darla_Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_McFarland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Cahn_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Chertok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_A._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All About Hash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Our_Gang_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_L._Cahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_About_Hash<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>All About Hash is a 1940 Our Gang short comedy film directed by Edward Cahn.  It was the 189th Our Gang short to be released.<EOS>
4296,82472,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edmund Breon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._R._Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leap Year<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leap_Year_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Walls<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Leap Year is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Tom Walls, who co-stars with Anne Grey, Edmund Breon and Ellis Jeffreys. Made at British and Dominion's Elstree Studios, it was written by A. R. Rawlinson, and produced by Herbert Wilcox. The film was re-released in 1937.<EOS>"
4297,117312,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tom Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Gleeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian O'Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donal O'Cahill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eileen Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gerry O'Mahony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marion O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_Free_State<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_Free_State<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_War_of_Independence_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dawn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_black-and-white_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Dawn is a 1936 Irish film directed and produced by Tom Cooper, who also co-wrote and acted in the film. Set during the Irish War of Independence, it was the first indigenous sound production produced during the Irish Free State period. It was released in the United States under the title Dawn Over Ireland.<EOS>"
4298,33111,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denison_Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denison_Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denison_Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hypnosis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Denison_Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transitional_sound_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>City of Play is a 1929 British part-talkie sound drama film directed by Denison Clift and starring Chili Bouchier, Patrick Aherne and Lawson Butt. It was made by Gainsborough Pictures and produced by Michael Balcon. The film featured a few sequences with dialogue and singing while the remaining film used English intertitles along with a musical score and sound effects.<EOS>"
4299,122260,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gary Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Francis Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brad Simpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nina Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nina_Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Simpson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hunger Games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2012<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hunger Games is an American media franchise centering on a series of science fiction dystopian adventure films, based on the novel series by Suzanne Collins. The series features an ensemble cast including Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Woody Harrelson, Elizabeth Banks, Stanley Tucci, and Donald Sutherland.The first three films set various box office records. The Hunger Games (2012) set records for biggest opening day and biggest opening weekend for a non-sequel. Catching Fire (2013) set the record for biggest opening weekend of November. Mockingjay – Part 1 (2014) had the largest opening day and weekend of 2014. The films, including Mockingjay – Part 2 (2015), were praised for their themes and Lawrence's performance. The first prequel film The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes (2023), received mixed reviews and had the lowest opening weekend of the series. The series is the 21st-highest-grossing film franchise of all time, having grossed $3.3 billion worldwide.<EOS>"
4300,11254,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mitch Marcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regent_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Colichman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark R. Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regent_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Colichman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Boltneck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roger_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Frankenstein_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boltneck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mitch_Marcus<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Boltneck (also released as Big Monster on Campus and Teen Monster) is a 1998 American teen comedy horror film directed by Mitch Marcus and starring Matthew Lawrence, Ryan Reynolds, Justin Walker, and Christine Lakin. The film is a modern film adaptation of the classic Mary Shelley novel Frankenstein. Matthew Lawrence plays high-schooler Frank Stein who reanimates a fellow student using the brain of a criminal by mistake. The film was released straight-to-video.<EOS>"
4301,81477,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Plympton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gangster's Den<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_George_H._Plympton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster's_Den<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Billy_the_Kid_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gangster's Den is a 1945 American Producers Releasing Corporation Western film of the ""Billy the Kid"" series directed by Sam Newfield. The film is notable for having three comedy relief characters; Al St. John, Emmett Lynn, and Charles King, who usually plays the villain.<EOS>"
4302,86107,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Jenkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Donnelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_G._Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Slight Case of Murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Slight_Case_of_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Slight Case of Murder is a 1938 American black comedy film directed by Lloyd Bacon and starring Edward G. Robinson. The film is based on the 1935 play by Damon Runyon and Howard Lindsay.<EOS>
4303,166880,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Burton_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>FilmDallas Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregory M. Cummins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gwen Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Mulkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Landry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Jenkins_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Burton_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Mulkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Burton_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Landry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Jenkins_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Patti Rocks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patti_Rocks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Burton_Morris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Patti Rocks is a 1988 comedy film directed by David Burton Morris starring John Jenkins, Karen Landry, and Chris Mulkey.<EOS>"
4304,141378,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Boris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Yablans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_McDowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_%22Tex%22_Cobb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imogene_Coca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Boris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Yablans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Buy & Cell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_business_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trading_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Empire_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_business_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buy_&_Cell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Boris<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Buy & Cell is a 1988 comedy film directed by Robert Boris. The original music score was composed by Mark Shreeve.<EOS>
4305,162103,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Pancho Vanilla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Pancho_Vanilla<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Pancho Vanilla is a 1938 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Frank Tashlin, with story by Tedd Pierce. The short was released on October 8, 1938.Pancho is a Mexican boy, described by comics historian Don Markstein as ""even more heavily stereotyped and lacking most of [Speedy Gonzales]'s particularly admirable attributes.""Despite only appearing in one cartoon, Pancho was resurrected in 1952 as a backup feature in the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies comic book, appearing from issue #130 (Aug 1952) to #154 (Aug 1954).<EOS>"
4306,6726,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Dyke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shapiro-Glickenhaus_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Malofilm Home Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Dyke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James A. Courtney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen A. Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Koenig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John J. Saunders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leigh Lombardi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Kurcz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shapiro-Glickenhaus_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Moontrap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_invasions_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Moon_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyborg_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1969<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moontrap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_ancient_astronauts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Moontrap is an American 1989 science fiction film produced by Magic Films. Written by Tex Ragsdale and directed by Robert Dyke, it was released on April 28 at WorldFest Houston. A comic book adaptation, featuring the film's production notes, was released in the same year by Caliber Comics. The cast features Walter Koenig and Bruce Campbell as modern-day astronauts, with Leigh Lombardi as an ancient astronaut from a forgotten human civilization. They face an alien invasion by a race of predatory cyborgs.<EOS>"
4307,114891,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>James Cummins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Zia Film Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard F. Brophy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phyllis Diller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norman Fell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deborah Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Eustermann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cummins_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Boneyard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Boneyard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_direct-to-video_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Boneyard is a 1991 American direct-to-video horror film directed by James Cummins and starring Ed Nelson, Deborah Rose, Norman Fell, James Eustermann, and Phyllis Diller.<EOS>"
4308,169634,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tex Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heck_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The First Bad Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_prehistory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cavemen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Henry_Wilson_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apatosaurinae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_First_Bad_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cavemen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The First Bad Man is an American animated cartoon directed by Tex Avery, and features narration by singing cowboy Tex Ritter. It was released by MGM on September 30, 1955.<EOS>"
4309,59266,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jason Osder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Zeitgeist Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Herwitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Osder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zeitgeist_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Let the Fire Burn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Collage_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_politics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_African_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_United_States_history<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_law_enforcement_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_the_Fire_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_Philadelphia<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Let the Fire Burn is a 2013 documentary film about the events leading up to and surrounding a 1985 stand-off between the black liberation group MOVE and the Philadelphia Police Department. The film is directed and produced by Jason Osder and was released by Zeitgeist Films in October 2013.<EOS>
4310,45394,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Who Changed His Name<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Changed_His_Name_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man Who Changed His Name is a 1934 British crime film directed by Henry Edwards and starring Lyn Harding, Betty Stockfeld and Leslie Perrins. It was based on the play The Man Who Changed His Name by Edgar Wallace. It was made as a quota quickie at Twickenham Studios. The film's art direction was by James A. Carter.<EOS>"
4311,103823,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rowland_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Zimbalist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Donlevy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Blyth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rowland_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Zimbalist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Hazlitt_Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Oppenheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Lennon_(screenwriter,_born_1896)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Killer McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killer_McCoy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Rowland<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Killer McCoy is a 1947 American sports drama film about a boxer starring Mickey Rooney. It is a remake of The Crowd Roars (1938). The picture was directed by Roy Rowland with a supporting cast featuring Brian Donlevy, Ann Blyth, James Dunn, Tom Tully, and Sam Levene.<EOS>"
4312,167974,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Horace B. Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Security Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bartlett A. Carre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_J._Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Gulliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horace_B._Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartlett_A._Carre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L.V._Jefferson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pecos Dandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pecos_Dandy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Horace_B._Carpenter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Pecos Dandy is a 1934 American western film directed by Victor Adamson and Horace B. Carpenter and starring George J. Lewis, Dorothy Gulliver and Robert Walker. It was produced on Poverty Row as a second feature. It is now considered a lost film.<EOS>"
4313,39381,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Kopple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Starz_Digital_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Cassidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Kopple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Starz_Digital_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Miss Sharon Jones!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Funk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brooklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women_in_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Barbara_Kopple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daptone_Records_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Sharon_Jones!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sharon_Jones_&_The_Dap-Kings_albums<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Miss Sharon Jones! is a 2015 documentary film about the singer Sharon Jones. The film depicts Jones' battle with cancer while continuing to perform with her group the Dap-Kings.<EOS>
4314,971,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Windsor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Bresslaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Butterworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patsy_Rowlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerie_Leon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Douglas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Logan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Whitfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_beauty_pageants<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Carry On Girls is a 1973 British comedy film, the 25th release in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992). The film features regulars Sid James, Barbara Windsor, Joan Sims, Kenneth Connor, Bernard Bresslaw and Peter Butterworth. This Carry On featured neither Kenneth Williams nor Charles Hawtrey; Williams was unavailable because of stage commitments and Hawtrey had been dropped from the series due to his alcoholism and unreliability.Patsy Rowlands makes her seventh appearance in the series. Robin Askwith makes his only appearance in the series. Jack Douglas makes his third appearance, this time upgraded to a main role. This is the final of six Carry On films for Valerie Leon and Jimmy Logan makes the second of his two Carry On appearances. The film was followed by Carry On Dick in 1974.<EOS>"
4315,156871,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_C._Ferrante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syfy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Michael_Latt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tara Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian Ziering<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_C._Ferrante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syfy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Michael_Latt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sharknado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2013<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharknado_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sharknado_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sharknado is an American six-film made-for-television science fiction action comedy horror disaster film series released by Syfy between 2013 and 2020. It has since been expanded into video games and comics, including a spin-off film, Sharknado: Heart of Sharkness, that was released in 2015. The first two films received mixed to positive reviews from critics, while the others received negative reviews.The series stars Ian Ziering as Fin Shepard and Tara Reid as April Wexler—a husband and wife who encounter ""sharknadoes"", tornadoes filled with sharks, wherever they go.<EOS>"
4316,28144,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Odette King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tod_Slaughter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crimes at the Dark House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Wilkie_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crimes_at_the_Dark_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Station_Road_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Crimes at the Dark House (originally titled The Woman in White) is a 1940 British film directed by George King and starring Tod Slaughter, Sylvia Marriott and Hilary Eaves. It was written by Edward Dryhurst, Frederick Hayward and H.F. Maltby based on the 1860 novel The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins.<EOS>"
4317,69572,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pete Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Penhaligon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephanie_Beacham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Eshley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_Keith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_McGillivray_(producer/screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House of Mortal Sin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Catholic_priests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Matricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murderers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Pete_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Mortal_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_abuse<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>House of Mortal Sin (also known as The Confessional, The Confessional Death's Door and The Confessional Murders) is a 1976 British horror slasher film directed and produced by Pete Walker. It was scripted by David McGillivray from a story by Walker. Its plot concerns Father Xavier Meldrum, a deranged priest who takes it upon himself to punish his parishioners for their moral transgressions.<EOS>"
4318,125222,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debbie_Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vic_Damone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Calhern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Purdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Collins_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evelyn_Varden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Spigelgass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Ludwig_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Athena<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_trees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_William_Ludwig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Athena_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Athena is a 1954 American romantic musical comedy film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Jane Powell, Edmund Purdom, Debbie Reynolds, Vic Damone, Louis Calhern, Steve Reeves, and Evelyn Varden. It was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.The film tells the story of a conservative lawyer and his crooning ex-navy buddy whose lives are turned upside down when they meet two sisters from an eccentric family with interests in healthy living and Ancient Greece.<EOS>"
4319,82282,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles J. Bigelow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Hatton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Mack_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nan Holliday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_O'Donnell_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Land of the Outlaws<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_the_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Land of the Outlaws is a 1944 American Western film directed by Lambert Hillyer. This is the eleventh film in the ""Marshal Nevada Jack McKenzie"" series, and stars Johnny Mack Brown as Jack McKenzie and Raymond Hatton as his sidekick Sandy Hopkins, with Nan Holliday, Stephen Keyes and Hugh Prosser.<EOS>"
4320,83763,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sutro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Olivier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Massey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glynis_Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anton_Walbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sutro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emeric_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodney_Ackland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>49<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alberta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Academy_Award_for_Best_Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ralph_Vaughan_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manitoba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_by_Powell_and_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hutterites_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Canada–United_States_relations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:49th_Parallel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anabaptism_in_popular_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>49th Parallel (released in the United States as The Invaders) is a 1941 British epic war drama film, the third made by the team of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. It stars Leslie Howard, Laurence Olivier, Anton Walbrook, Raymond Massey, Glynis Johns and Eric Portman. The plot involves a German U-boat crew that is stranded in Canada, and attempts to cross into the then-neutral United States. The film was conceived as a propaganda vehicle by the British Ministry of Information, intended to sway American involvement in World War II. The title refers to the 49th parallel north circle of latitude, which separates Canada from the United States.The film was released in Britain on November 24, 1941. It was both a critical and a commercial success, and was one of the highest-grossing British films of 1941. It won the Academy Award for Best Story, and was nominated for Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay.<EOS>"
4321,161335,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Academy Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Louzil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Traci_Lords<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Quadros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Angelo_Batio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Louzil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shock 'Em Dead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shock_'Em_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Heavy_metal_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shock 'Em Dead, also known as Rock ‘Em Dead, is a 1991 comedy horror film written by Mark Freed, David Tedder and Andrew Cross, and directed by Mark Freed. It stars Stephen Quadros and Traci Lords in one of her first post-adult film roles. The film is a thriller with a music comedy twist, a self-aware take on metal guitarists from the 1980s, and is also notable for featuring Nitro guitarist Michael Angelo Batio as a guitar double. It was Aldo Ray's last film.<EOS>"
4322,70607,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dickey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_O'Donnell_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Straight Shooter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Straight_Shooter_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Straight Shooter is a 1939 American Western film directed by Sam Newfield.<EOS>
4323,62012,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_J._Rachmil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_J._Rachmil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lumberjack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hopalong_Cassidy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lumberjack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Sawtell<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Lumberjack is a 1944 American Western film directed by Lesley Selander.<EOS>
4324,137134,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Bhala_Lough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Destro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Straus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sol Tryon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Keston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert N. Fried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Dano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Cannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Webber_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandon_Mychal_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Riley_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Bhala_Lough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Destro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Bhala_Lough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weapons_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Adam_Bhala_Lough<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Weapons (stylized as WEAPONS) is a 2007 American teenage crime drama film directed and written by Adam Bhala Lough and starring Nick Cannon, Paul Dano, Mark Webber, Riley Smith, and Brandon Mychal Smith.The film premiered in competition at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival and was released straight-to-DVD by Lionsgate in 2009.<EOS>"
4325,167497,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gerry Poulson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Alpha Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Bareham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liz Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hilary Pritchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Evans_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Bareham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Harrison_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Bareham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Under the Doctor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_the_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Under the Doctor is a 1976 British sex comedy directed by Gerry Poulson and starring Barry Evans, Penny Spencer, Liz Fraser and Hilary Pritchard. It was written by Ron Bareham.It follows the antics of a Harley Street doctor, who enjoys dalliances with three of his female patients.<EOS>"
4326,102858,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Laven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bedford Pictures Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jules_V._Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arthur Gardner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnold Laven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denver_Pyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Connors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armando_Silvestre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Laven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Laven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jules_V._Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Laven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Fielder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Geronimo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hugo_Friedhofer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arnold_Laven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apache_Wars_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geronimo_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Geronimo<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Geronimo is a 1962 American Western film made by Levy-Gardner-Laven and released by United Artists, starring Chuck Connors in the title role.  The film was directed by Arnold Laven from a screenplay by Pat Fielder, filming took place in Sierra de Órganos National Park in the town of Sombrerete, Mexico.The following year, Connors married his costar, Kamala Devi.<EOS>"
4327,32260,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Richardson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florence_Desmond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Marion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hal Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Richardson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Darling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The River House Ghost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_House_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Richardson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The River House Ghost is a 1932 British comedy crime film directed by Frank Richardson and starring Florence Desmond, Hal Walters and Joan Marion. It was shot at Teddington Studios by Warner Bros. for release as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
4328,19945,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Chesterfield Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ring Around the Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Around_the_Moon_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Lamont<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ring Around the Moon is a 1936 American drama film directed by Charles Lamont and starring Donald Cook, Erin O'Brien-Moore and Ann Doran. It was produced and distributed by Chesterfield Pictures shortly before the company was taken over by Republic Pictures.<EOS>"
4329,136936,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stuart Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alec_C._Snowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nat Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alec_C._Snowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Eric_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Timeslip<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timeslip_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Timeslip (U.S. title The Atomic Man) is a 1955 British black-and-white science fiction film directed by Ken Hughes and starring Gene Nelson and Faith Domergue. Produced by Alec C. Snowden, it was written by Charles Eric Maine.In the UK, the film was distributed by Anglo-Amalgamated. In 1956 the film was shortened from 93 minutes to 76 minutes and distributed in the U.S. by Allied Artists Pictures in some areas as a double feature with Invasion of the Body Snatchers.<EOS>"
4330,92525,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_S._Bucquet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Ayres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laraine_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_S._Bucquet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Ruskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Goldbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr. Kildare's Wedding Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_S._Bucquet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bronisław_Kaper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Kildare's_Wedding_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Connecticut<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dr. Kildare's Wedding Day is a 1941 American drama film directed by Harold S. Bucquet and starring Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, and Laraine Day. It is the eighth of a total of nine Dr. Kildare pictures made by the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. When MGM decided to move up-and-coming star Laraine Day out of the ""Dr. Kildare"" series, the studio did so in a startlingly dramatic fashion. Adding extra interest to this film in the Kildare series, Barrymore composed the music credited to the Cornelia Bartlett character, and actor Red Skelton provides comic relief.<EOS>"
4331,31759,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_McCann_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lori_Heuring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnathon_Schaech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loren_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Messner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Reyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_McCann_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Poker Club<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Poker_Club_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_McCann<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Poker Club is a 2008 American thriller film. It was directed by Tim McCann.<EOS>
4332,53113,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gerard Bryant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Levy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Steele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Levy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_and_roll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tommy_Steele_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Tommy Steele Story is a 1957 British film directed by Gerard Bryant and starring Tommy Steele, dramatising Steele's rise to fame as a teen idol. Along with Rock You Sinners, it was one of the first British films to feature rock and roll. In the US, where Steele was not well-known, the film was released under the title Rock Around the World. The film was announced in January 1957, three months after the release of Steele's first single ""Rock with the Caveman"".<EOS>"
4333,6919,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ellis_(actor,_born_1892)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Man Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Man_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>One Man Law is a 1931 American pre-Code Western film directed by Lambert Hillyer. The film stars Buck Jones, Shirley Grey, and Robert Ellis. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures. It was filmed on location at the Walker Ranch in Placerita Canyon.<EOS>"
4334,166242,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lash_LaRue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ira_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Son of Billy the Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Billy_the_Kid<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Son of Billy the Kid is a 1949 American Western film directed by Ray Taylor starring Lash LaRue. Produced by Ron Ormond, the film was co-written by Ormond's wife June Carr who also plays a lead role in the film. This film was not part of the 11-film Marshal Lash LaRue movie series, although it was made simultaneously with the series.<EOS>"
4335,120106,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gay Lord Quex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1917_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1917_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Lord_Quex_(1917_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Gay Lord Quex is a 1917 British silent comedy film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Ben Webster, Irene Vanbrugh and Lilian Braithwaite. It is based on the 1899 play The Gay Lord Quex by Arthur Wing Pinero.<EOS>"
4336,157388,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nzingha_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Regina Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nzingha_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_romance_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:With_This_Ring_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cleveland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>With This Ring is an American romantic comedy drama television film that aired on Lifetime in 2015. Written and directed by Nzingha Stewart, it stars Regina Hall, Jill Scott and Eve. Stewart adapted the script from the 2006 novel The Vow by  Denene Millner, Angela Burt-Murray and Mitzi Miller.<EOS>"
4337,164359,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Q._Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rabbit Seasoning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elmer_Fudd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Seasoning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_rivalries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rabbit Seasoning is a 1952 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Chuck Jones. Released on September 20, 1952, the short stars Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd.It is the sequel to the previous year's Rabbit Fire, and the second in the ""hunting trilogy"" directed by Jones and written by Michael Maltese (the only major difference in format between them is that Rabbit Fire takes place during the spring, while Rabbit Seasoning takes place in the autumn. The third cartoon, Duck! Rabbit, Duck!, takes place in the winter). The short was produced by Eddie Selzer for Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc., and is the first WB cartoon on which layout artist Maurice Noble received credit.It is considered to be among Jones' best and most important films. In Jerry Beck's 1994 book The 50 Greatest Cartoons, Rabbit Seasoning is listed at number 30.<EOS>"
4338,136155,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Martyn C. Webster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_G._Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Beatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Sellars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_G._Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Broken Horseshoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Horseshoe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Broken Horseshoe is a 1953 British ""B"" crime film directed by Martyn C. Webster and starring Robert Beatty, Elizabeth Sellars, Peter Coke, and Hugh Kelly. It was written by A. R. Rawlinson based on the BBC television series of the same title from the previous year. A surgeon is drawn into a murder case.<EOS>"
4339,167062,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Lundy_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Frees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Lundy_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heck_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Cosgriff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wee-Willie Wildcat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Henry_Wilson_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Barney_Bear_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wee-Willie_Wildcat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dick_Lundy<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Wee-Willie Wildcat is a 1953 Barney Bear cartoon. It is the 22nd Barney Bear short. It was directed by Dick Lundy using the Tex Avery unit while Avery was gone from the studio.<EOS>
4340,170983,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Darrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hale Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gloria Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Townley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strange People<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_People<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strange People is a 1933 American mystery film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring John Darrow, Gloria Shea and Hale Hamilton. It was produced by the independent  Chesterfield Pictures.<EOS>"
4341,114044,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Kwapis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Todd Graff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hawk Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cliff Eidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fran Drescher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Malahide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Jakub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian McNeice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Kwapis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Graff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Graff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Beautician and the Beast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_presidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Czech_Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Kwapis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beautician_and_the_Beast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cliff_Eidelman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Beautician and the Beast is a 1997 American romantic comedy film directed by Ken Kwapis, written by Todd Graff, and starring Fran Drescher, Timothy Dalton, Lisa Jakub, Ian McNeice, and Patrick Malahide. It tells the story of a New York City beautician who is hired, under the false assumption that she is a science teacher, to tutor the four children of a dictator of a fictional Eastern European nation, played by Timothy Dalton. The film deals with the theme of cultural differences, and takes inspiration from other stories like Beauty and the Beast, The King and I, Evita, and The Sound of Music. Produced by Drescher's company High School Sweethearts in partnership with Paramount Pictures, The Beautician and the Beast was her first starring role in a film.Drescher chose Graff to write the screenplay because of his familiarity with her style of humor. She pitched and sold the project as a vehicle to transition her career in television to film. Filming took place during the fall of 1996 in Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills, California, in Prague, and at Sychrov Castle in the Czech Republic. Kwapis consulted with dialect coach Francie Brown to create the fictional language Slovetzian used in the film. Cliff Eidelman composed the soundtrack which features the London Metropolitan Orchestra.The Beautician and the Beast was released on February 7, 1997 to generally negative reviews. Critics panned the story as more appropriate for a sitcom rather than a feature film, and called it a poor example of the romantic comedy genre. Drescher and Dalton received mixed reviews for their performances; Drescher was nominated for the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Actress. The Beautician and the Beast was a box-office bomb, grossing roughly $11.5 million against a production budget of $16 million.<EOS>"
4342,30782,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vestron_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_Corke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vestron_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_Corke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Salome's Last Dance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vestron_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_John_the_Baptist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome's_Last_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Salome_(play)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Salome's Last Dance is a 1988 British film written and directed by Ken Russell. Although most of the action is a verbatim performance of Oscar Wilde's 1891 play Salome, which is itself based on a story from the New Testament, there is also a framing narrative that was written by Russell.<EOS>"
4343,70207,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Baron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Merrill Brody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dorothy E. Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_(Tex)_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Higgins_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Bray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Baron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Baron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pie in the Sky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pie_in_the_Sky_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pie in the Sky is a 1964 American film drama written and directed by Allen Baron and starring Lee Grant, Sylvia Miles, and youngster Richard Bray (his only film work). Although filmed in 1962, financial and distribution problems delayed release until 1964. Shortly after the initial release, it was retitled Terror in the City.<EOS>"
4344,135834,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John E. Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Randle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Home Sweet Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Sweet_Home_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Butcher's_Film_Service_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Home Sweet Home is a 1945 British musical comedy film directed by John E. Blakeley, written by Roney Parsons and Anthony Toner, and starring Frank Randle, Nicolette Roeg (sister of director Nicolas Roeg) and Tony Pendrell. Set in the fictitious town of Redvale, the film is largely a vehicle for slapstick routines by Randle.<EOS>"
4345,126070,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Merzbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Florine McKinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Milton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Schmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Merzbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Davies_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Kerr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Deans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Leslie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Star Fell from Heaven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_Austrian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Star_Fell_from_Heaven_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Merzbach<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Star Fell from Heaven is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Paul Merzbach and starring Joseph Schmidt, Florine McKinney and Billy Milton. It was made at Elstree Studios. It was a remake of the 1934 Austrian film of the same name which had also starred Schmidt.The film's sets were designed by the art director David Rawnsley.<EOS>"
4346,25234,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Number_96_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Benardos, Brian Phillis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Number_96_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>O-Ten Television Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Number_96_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Harmon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Number_96_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Sale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Number_96_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Whyte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Number_96_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Number 96: The Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Number_96_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Number_96_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Number_96_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Number_96_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Number_96_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Number_96_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Number 96: The Movie is an Australian drama feature film, released in 1974 and based on the television soap opera of the same title that was then running on the 0-10 network. The film features nearly all the show's regular cast, and was created by the show's creative team, Cash Harmon Productions with the screenplay by David Sale and Johnny Whyte and directed by Peter Benardos and Brian Phillis.The film's drawcard was that the picture was shot in color, whilst at that time the regular serial was still broadcasting in monochrome. The film also has more revealing nudity than was allowed on TV at the time.<EOS>"
4347,160078,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shipwreck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shipwreck_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_fish<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Shipwreck is a 1931 short animated film starring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. The film is the 37th Oswald cartoon by Walter Lantz Productions and the 89th overall.<EOS>
4348,98027,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Roland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Frazee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Binnie_Barnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angels with Broken Wings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angels_with_Broken_Wings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Angels with Broken Wings is a 1941 American comedy film directed by Bernard Vorhaus and starring Jane Frazee and Binnie Barnes. The screenplay was written by George Carleton Brown and Bradford Ropes. It was released by Republic Pictures.<EOS>
4349,64463,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Manning_Haynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Lion Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.W._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Manning_Haynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.W._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Should a Doctor Tell?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Should_a_Doctor_Tell%3F_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_H._Manning_Haynes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Should a Doctor Tell? is a 1930 British drama film directed by H. Manning Haynes and starring Basil Gill, Norah Baring and Maurice Evans. The screenplay concerns a doctor who agonises over whether to tell his son that the woman he is marrying is pregnant by another man, which would mean breaking the hypocratic oath.It was produced as a quota quickie at Beaconsfield Studios by British Lion.<EOS>"
4350,3936,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrzej_Bartkowiak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joel Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Van Wyck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aaliyah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>DMX<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Isaiah Washington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Delroy Lindo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jet Li<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Wong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrzej_Bartkowiak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Bernt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Romeo Must Die<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Romeo Must Die: The Album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ> Hip hop ,  R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hong_Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kung_fu_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Triad_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1999<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Hong_Kong_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gun_fu_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silver_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joel_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_interracial_romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Romeo_and_Juliet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_African-American_organized_crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chinese-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oakland,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrzej_Bartkowiak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Filicide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Romeo_Must_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Clarke<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Romeo Must Die is a 2000 American action film directed by Andrzej Bartkowiak in his directorial debut, and features fight choreography by Corey Yuen. The film stars Jet Li, Aaliyah (in her film debut), Isaiah Washington, Russell Wong, DMX, and Delroy Lindo. The film marks Aaliyah's only film that was released during her lifetime, before she was killed in a plane crash one year later. The plot is loosely related to William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, transplanted to contemporary Oakland with African American and Chinese-American gangs representing the feuding families.Frustrated by the lack of originality in Hollywood action films, producer Joel Silver built the film around Hong Kong action films. He cast established Hong Kong actor Jet Li following his role in Lethal Weapon 4. R&B singer Aaliyah was cast and sang the soundtrack's lead single ""Try Again"" which topped the US Billboard Hot 100.Romeo Must Die was released by Warner Bros. Pictures in the United States on March 24, 2000, where it received mixed reviews from critics, but was a box office success, grossing $91 million against a production budget of $25 million. The film was considered Li and Aaliyah's breakthrough in Hollywood.<EOS>"
4351,167203,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robby_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinépix Film Properties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robby Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Clarkson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kris_Kristofferson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robby_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robby_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robby_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pharaoh's Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pharaoh's_Army<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robby_Henson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pharaoh's Army is a 1995 American Western film directed, written and produced by Robby Henson, starring Chris Cooper, Patricia Clarkson and Kris Kristofferson. The film takes place in southeastern Kentucky during the American Civil War and focuses on an uneasy encounter involving a small squadron of Union Army soldiers who take up residence at the farm of a woman whose husband is fighting in the Confederate States Army.<EOS>"
4352,170933,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Clapham_(actor,_born_1894)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Dwyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allison_Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Variety Hour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Hour<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Variety Hour is a 1937 British musical comedy film directed by Redd Davis and starring Charles Clapham and Bill Dwyer. It is a revue show featuring a number of performers from radio and music hall.It was made at Wembley Studios as a quota quickie by the British subsidiary of Twentieth Century Fox. The film's sets were designed by the art director William Hemsley.<EOS>
4353,77105,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_M._Young_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Loggia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wendy Gazelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward James Olmos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Willem Dafoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_M._Young_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrzej_Krakowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1943<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Holocaust_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cliff_Eidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Triumph_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Thessaloniki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Arnold_Kopelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_of_the_Spirit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_M._Young<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Triumph of the Spirit is a 1989 American biographical drama film directed by Robert M. Young and starring Willem Dafoe and Edward James Olmos. The screenplay was inspired by true events, the same as the older Slovak film The Boxer and Death directed by Peter Solan. The majority of the film is set in the German POW camp at Auschwitz during the Holocaust and details how the Jewish Greek boxer Salamo Arouch was forced to fight other internees to the death for the SS guards' entertainment.<EOS>"
4354,103993,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox-Rank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Francis_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Moody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Rintoul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Rank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Francis_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Legend of the Werewolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_werewolf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legend_of_the_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Legend of the Werewolf is a 1975 British horror film directed by Freddie Francis and starring Peter Cushing, Ron Moody, Hugh Griffith, Roy Castle and David Rintoul in his film debut. It is an uncredited adaptation of the Guy Endore novel The Werewolf of Paris, which screenwriter Anthony Hinds had previously adapted as The Curse of the Werewolf (1961). The film was produced by Tyburn Film Productions, a company founded by the director's son Kevin Francis. It was released in the United Kingdom by Fox-Rank in April 1975.<EOS>"
4355,159941,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Paige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TLA_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Racster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Paige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathy_Najimy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Edelstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabrielle_Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melanie_Lynskey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Paige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Clark_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Paige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TLA_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Paige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Paige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Say Uncle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Portland,_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_Uncle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Portland,_Oregon<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Say Uncle is a 2005 independent black comedy film. Written and directed by Peter Paige, it stars Paige, Kathy Najimy, Anthony Clark, Gabrielle Union, Lisa Edelstein, and Melanie Lynskey. It was released theatrically in the United States on June 23, 2006.<EOS>"
4356,162711,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Corfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lucan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kitty McShane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martita Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Marks_(performer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Old Mother Riley Joins Up<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley_Joins_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Station_Road_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Old Mother Riley Joins Up is a 1940 British comedy film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Arthur Lucan, Kitty McShane, Martita Hunt, Bruce Seton and Garry Marsh. It was part of the long-running Old Mother Riley series.<EOS>"
4357,70526,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Drury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Century Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Beals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gene Hackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Fahey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Craig Sheffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John McLiam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Split Decisions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Basil_Poledouris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Drury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Split_Decisions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Split Decisions is a 1988 American crime drama sports film directed by David Drury and starring Craig Sheffer, Jeff Fahey and Gene Hackman.<EOS>"
4358,94524,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_in_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Elder_Wills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_in_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_in_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Elder_Wills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_in_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_in_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Everything in Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_in_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_in_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_in_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_in_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_in_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_in_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_in_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_in_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._Elder_Wills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Everything_in_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Highbury_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Everything in Life is a 1936 British musical film directed by J. Elder Wills and starring Gitta Alpar, Neil Hamilton and Lawrence Grossmith. It was made at Highbury Studios.<EOS>"
4359,160639,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Poston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Kellaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Backus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julia_Meade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Karig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zotz!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Zotz! is a 1962 American fantasy comedy film produced and directed by William Castle, and starring Tom Poston, Julia Meade, Jim Backus, Fred Clark, and Cecil Kellaway. It is about a man obtaining magical powers from a god of an ancient civilization. It is based on Walter Karig's 1947 novel.<EOS>"
4360,159108,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Publix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paramount Publix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Holt, Fay Wray, and Richard Arlen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Border Legion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Border_Legion_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Zane_Grey<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Border Legion is a 1930 American pre-Code Western film directed by Otto Brower. It stars Jack Holt, Fay Wray, and Richard Arlen. It is based on the 1916 novel of the same name by Zane Grey.<EOS>"
4361,94056,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kurt Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Debra Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kurt Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Buscemi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stacy Keach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cliff Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pam Grier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Georges Corraface<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kurt_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debra_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kurt_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debra_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Escape from L.A.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2013<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rysher_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Orange_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Shirley_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Debra_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Braunfels,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Urban_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Debra_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_L.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Snake_Plissken_Chronicles<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Escape from L.A. (stylized on-screen as John Carpenter's Escape from L.A.) is a 1996 American post-apocalyptic action film co-written, co-scored, and directed by John Carpenter, co-written and produced by Debra Hill and Kurt Russell, with Russell reprising his role as Snake Plissken. A sequel to Escape from New York (1981), the film co-stars Steve Buscemi, Stacy Keach, Bruce Campbell, Peter Fonda, and Pam Grier.The film, set in a then-near-future world of 2013, sees the United States ruled by a theocratic President for life. Los Angeles, after an earthquake severed the city from the mainland, has been constructed as a prison-like island. When the president's daughter steals the remote of a new superweapon and escapes to L.A., Plissken is recruited to retrieve the remote in exchange for the wavering of his upcoming deportation.Released on August 9, 1996, Escape from L.A. failed to meet the studio's expectations at the box office and received polarized reactions from critics. The film later found a strong cult following.<EOS>"
4362,83258,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITC_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Pleasence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Whitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITC_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerie_Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Monster Club<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Douglas_Gamley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster_Club<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amicus_Productions_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Monster Club is a 1981 British anthology horror film directed by Roy Ward Baker and starring Vincent Price and John Carradine. It is based on the works of the British horror author R. Chetwynd-Hayes. It was the final film from Milton Subotsky, who was best known for his work with Amicus Productions; Amicus were well known for their anthologies, but this was not an Amicus film. It was also the final feature film directed by Baker.<EOS>"
4363,94599,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Halperin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Liberty Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Halperin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liberty_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ex-Flame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ex-Flame<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Halperin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ex-Flame is a 1930 American pre-Code drama film directed by Victor Halperin and starring Neil Hamilton, Marian Nixon, and Norman Kerry. The film is an adaptation of the 1861 Victorian novel East Lynne, but is set in contemporary England. This was the first production of the Poverty Row company Liberty Pictures. The following year, a more celebrated film version of the novel was released by Fox Film. Some sources state this is a lost film.<EOS>"
4364,146212,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Leondis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:UGC_(cinema_operator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John D. Eraklis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Izzard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christian Slater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Coolidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Molly Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cleese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Buscemi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arsenio Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jay Leno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Leondis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:UGC_(cinema_operator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_McKenna_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Igor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Patrick_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_20th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mad_scientist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_robots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comic_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Weinstein_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Chris_McKenna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Weinstein_Company_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Igor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Leondis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Igor is a 2008 animated horror comedy film directed by Tony Leondis from a screenplay by Chris McKenna. Igor, developed and produced by Max Howard with the California-based Exodus Film Group, was the first feature-length animated film to be financed with private equity. The animation was completed at France's Sparx Animation Studios and a facility in Vietnam. It was distributed in the United States by MGM Distribution Co., by TFM Distribution in France and internationally by The Weinstein Company. It is MGM's first fully computer-animated film as well as the studio's first fully animated film in twelve years following 1996's All Dogs Go to Heaven 2.Igor features the voices of John Cusack, Steve Buscemi, Sean Hayes, Jay Leno, Eddie Izzard, Jennifer Coolidge, Arsenio Hall, John Cleese, Molly Shannon and Christian Slater, with James Lipton in a live-action role. Conceived by McKenna as a twisting of evil scientist film tropes, Igor features Cusack as the titular Igor, who lives in the kingdom of Malaria where others of his kind serve as assistants to evil scientists. In trying to achieve his dream to become an evil scientist, Igor accidentally creates a sweet-natured female monster named Eva.Igor's first teaser trailer premiered at the 2008 New York Comic Con before being released online on May 7, 2008. Promoted with a video game, toys, books, comic books and fast-food tie-ins, Igor premiered at the Grauman's Chinese Theatre on September 13, 2008, before starting its American nationwide theatrical run five days later. The film received mixed reviews from film critics and grossed $30.7 million worldwide on a $25 million budget. Igor received an Annie Award nomination for Valérie Hadida's character design.<EOS>"
4365,51247,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Law_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Proudlock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Law_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Proudlock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Six Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Riverside_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Six_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Six Men is a 1951 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Michael Law and starring Harold Warrender, Olga Edwardes and Peter Bull.  It was written by Reed De Rouen, Richard Eastham, Michael Law, E. Radford and M.A. Radford.<EOS>"
4366,170226,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_aviation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jet_Cage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Jet Cage is a 1962 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on September 22, 1962, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.The voice actors are Mel Blanc (doing the voices of Sylvester, Tweety and Blackbird) and June Foray (doing the voice for Granny).The animation was by Gerry Chiniquy, Lee Halpern, Art Leonardi, Bob Matz and Virgil Ross. The layouts were designed by Hawley Pratt and the backgrounds by Tom O'Loughlin. The original music was composed by Milt Franklyn, who died during production on April 24, and by an uncredited William Lava, who completed Franklyn's unfinished score. It was the last Tweety short directed by Freleng (Tweety's final Golden Age short, Hawaiian Aye Aye, was directed by Gerry Chiniquy).<EOS>"
4367,82908,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elmer_Fudd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Surrealist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metafictional_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Rampage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Surreal_comedy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rabbit Rampage is a 1955 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated cartoon, directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on June 11, 1955, and stars Bugs Bunny.<EOS>"
4368,40920,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Daumery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Daumery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Quincey of Monte Carlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Quincey_of_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean_Daumery<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Quincey of Monte Carlo is a 1933 British comedy film directed by John Daumery and starring John Stuart, Rosemary Ames and Ben Welden. It was made at Teddington Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
4369,153403,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kenneth Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hattie_Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hawtrey_(actor,_born_1914)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Owen_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Longdon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Rossington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Eaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hartnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Monkhouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Campion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Sergeant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Sergeant<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Carry On Sergeant is a 1958 British comedy film about national service starring William Hartnell, Bob Monkhouse and Eric Barker; it is the first in the series of Carry On films, with 31 entries released from 1958 to 1992. The film was based on a play The Bull Boys by R. F. Delderfield and was adapted into a script by Norman Hudis with John Antrobus contributing additional material and replacing the conscripted ballet dancers of the novel with a married couple. It was directed by Gerald Thomas and produced by Peter Rogers, a partnership which would last until 1978. Actors in this film, who went on to be part of the regular team in the series, were Kenneth Williams, Charles Hawtrey, Hattie Jacques, Kenneth Connor and Terry Scott. The film was followed by Carry On Nurse (1959).<EOS>"
4370,58305,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Hanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Paxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathleen Quinlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Sinise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sayles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Broyles_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Reinert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Apollo 13<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Apollo 13: Music From The Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Sound_Mixing_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_editor_won_the_Best_Film_Editing_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1967<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Houston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Houston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1970<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ron_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Imagine_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Brian_Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1969<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Apollo_program<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_docudramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apollo_13<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_space_hazards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Deke_Slayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fred_Haise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jack_Swigert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Apollo_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jim_Lovell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Apollo 13 is a 1995 American docudrama film directed by Ron Howard and starring Tom Hanks, Kevin Bacon, Bill Paxton, Gary Sinise, Ed Harris and Kathleen Quinlan. The screenplay by William Broyles Jr. and Al Reinert dramatizes the aborted 1970 Apollo 13 lunar mission and is an adaptation of the 1994 book Lost Moon: The Perilous Voyage of Apollo 13, by astronaut Jim Lovell and Jeffrey Kluger.The film tells the story of astronauts Lovell, Jack Swigert, and Fred Haise aboard the ill-fated Apollo 13 for the United States' fifth crewed mission to the Moon, which was intended to be the third to land. En route, an on-board explosion deprives their spacecraft of much of its oxygen supply and electrical power, which forces NASA's flight controllers to abandon the Moon landing and improvise scientific and mechanical solutions to get the three astronauts to Earth safely.Howard went to great lengths to create a technically accurate movie, employing NASA's assistance in astronaut and flight-controller training for his cast and obtaining permission to film scenes aboard a reduced-gravity aircraft for realistic depiction of the weightlessness experienced by the astronauts in space.Released in theaters in the United States on June 30, 1995, Apollo 13 received critical acclaim and was nominated for nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture (winning for Best Film Editing and Best Sound). The film also won the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture, as well as two British Academy Film Awards. In total, the film grossed over $355 million worldwide during its theatrical releases and becoming the third-highest-grossing film of 1995.It is listed in The New York Times Guide to the Best 1,000 Movies Ever Made (2004).In 2023, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being ""culturally, historically or aesthetically significant.""<EOS>"
4371,132815,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Landscape_Suicide<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Benning_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Landscape_Suicide<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Benning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Landscape_Suicide<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Benning_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Landscape_Suicide<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Benning_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Landscape_Suicide<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Benning_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Landscape_Suicide<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Landscape Suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Landscape_Suicide<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Landscape_Suicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Landscape_Suicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Landscape_Suicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Landscape_Suicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Landscape_Suicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Landscape_Suicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Ed_Gein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Landscape_Suicide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Benning<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Landscape Suicide is a 1987 American crime and drama film directed and produced by James Benning. The film stars Rhonda Bell and Elion Sucher in the lead roles.<EOS>
4372,15126,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Davis_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Summit Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Buena Vista Pictures Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Medavoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lowell D. Blank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Teresa Tucker-Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sigourney Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Voight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Blake Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shia LaBeouf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Davis_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Summit_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Davis_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Medavoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Sachar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Holes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1850s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1990s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_curses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_interracial_romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walden_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Neo-Western_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_young_adult_literature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lizards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_juvenile_delinquency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_McNeely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Phoenix_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_labour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Holes is a 2003 American comedy film directed by Andrew Davis and written by Louis Sachar, based on his 1998 novel. The film stars Sigourney Weaver, Jon Voight, Patricia Arquette, Tim Blake Nelson, and Shia LaBeouf in his theatrical film debut. In the film, Stanley Yelnats IV (LaBeouf) is sent to Camp Green Lake, a juvenile detention camp in Texas, after being wrongfully convicted of theft. The camp forces inmates to dig holes in a dried lake bed under the command of the cruel Warden Walker (Weaver), who is secretly searching for the buried treasure of outlaw Katherine ""Kissin' Kate"" Barlow (Arquette).Director Andrew Davis took on Holes to showcase his versatility beyond action films, enlisting author Louis Sachar to adapt his novel into a screenplay. Filming took place over ten weeks in California during the summer of 2002 on a $20 million budget. Shia LaBeouf was cast as Stanley after Davis sought a ""young Tom Hanks"", though the character's weight loss arc from the book was omitted for practicality. Scenes of hole-digging were carefully staged with different depth levels, and bearded dragons portrayed the venomous yellow-spotted lizards. The film, dedicated to actor Scott Plank, who died after filming wrapped, was produced by Chicago Pacific Entertainment and Phoenix Pictures, with distribution by Walt Disney Pictures and Buena Vista.Holes garnered several awards and nominations. It won the California On Location Awards for Production Company of the Year and Location Professional of the Year. LaBeouf received recognition with a nomination for Breakthrough Performance at the MTV Movie Awards, while the film earned nominations for Best Family Film at the Critics' Choice Awards and Young Artist Awards.<EOS>"
4373,171337,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chester_Novell_Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Massacre Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>BC Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chester Novell Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chester_Novell_Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chester_Novell_Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chester_Novell_Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tales from the QuadeaD Zone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Camcorder_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_QuadeaD_Zone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_direct-to-video_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tales from the QuadeaD Zone (also stylized TALES From The QuadeaD Zone) is a 1987 American anthology blaxploitation horror film written, directed, and produced by Chester Novell Turner. The film was originally released straight to VHS. VHS copies of the film have become collector's items due to the difficulty of locating them and the extremely limited quantities produced, with one copy selling for $2000 on eBay.Turner has expressed interest in creating a sequel and began writing the film's script in 2013. Tales from the QuadeaD Zone was the only film produced by Erry Vision Film Co.Since its release Tales From the QuadeaD Zone has received several public screenings, one of which was a 2016 symposium at the Yale University Library, Terror on Tape.It was given a DVD release in 2013 through Massacre Video.<EOS>"
4374,31574,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Battersby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>BBC1<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenith_Trodd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lazenby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Kempinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maureen_Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Battersby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenith_Trodd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Operation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Operation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_television_plays<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>""The Operation"" is the 18th episode of third season of the British BBC anthology TV series Play for Today. The episode was a television play that was originally broadcast on 26 February 1973. ""The Operation"" was written by Roger Smith, directed by Roy Battersby, produced by Kenith Trodd, and starred George Lazenby. The episode is about an asset stripper trying to buy up a row of houses.<EOS>"
4375,114260,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Wolper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gena_Rowlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_Sommer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nan_Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Greene_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Wolper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Biography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_alcoholism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_addiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1974<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1976<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_memoirs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1978<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Wolper_Organization_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Arthur_B._Rubinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_based_on_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Gerald_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Betty_Ford_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Betty_Ford<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Betty Ford Story  is a 1987 television film directed by David Greene and written by Karen Hall. This biographical film was based on the book The Times of My Life written by Chris Chase and Betty Ford. The film originally aired on ABC.<EOS>
4376,119267,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>General Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Morley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Rattigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Final Test<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cricket_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Terence_Rattigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Test<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_sports_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Final Test is a 1953 British sports film written by Terence Rattigan, directed by Anthony Asquith, and starring Jack Warner, Robert Morley, George Relph and Ray Jackson. A number of leading cricketers also appear including Denis Compton, Len Hutton and Cyril Washbrook. The film was produced by R.J. Minney for Act Films Ltd. It was that company's second film.<EOS>"
4377,37876,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Hooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Hooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Docudrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Docudrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Arctic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bruce_Broughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Hooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TNT_Network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1909<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_&_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nunavut<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Glory & Honor is a 1998 American docudrama television film directed by Kevin Hooks and written by Jeff Lewis and Susan Rhinehart, from a story by Robert Caputo. The film is based on the true story of Robert Peary (Henry Czerny) and Matthew Henson's (Delroy Lindo) 1909 journey to the Geographic North Pole, and their nearly 20-year history of exploring the Arctic together. It aired on TNT on March 1, 1998.<EOS>"
4378,94872,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Devine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lynne Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sloan_Nibley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eyes of Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyes_of_Texas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Witney<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Eyes of Texas is a 1948 American Western film shot in Trucolor directed by William Witney and starring Roy Rogers.<EOS>
4379,92131,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Coleman_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artisan_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New City Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mercury Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Justin_Lazard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Rickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Reedus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Coleman_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artisan_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Justin_Lazard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Coleman_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dark Harbor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Killer_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Uxoricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Harbor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Mansfield<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dark Harbor is a 1998 thriller film directed by Adam Coleman Howard starring Alan Rickman, Norman Reedus and Polly Walker.<EOS>"
4380,131311,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Raeburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Swedish_Film_Institute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Chibote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Forstater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Catharina Stackelberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Mynhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Kani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Moulder-Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Thaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Heale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Raeburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Swedish_Film_Institute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Forstater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Lessing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Raeburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zambia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Sweden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Zambia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swedish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_British_Empire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Swedish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Swedish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rhodesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Zambian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killing_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Zambian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Killing Heat (released in Sweden as Gräset sjunger) is a 1981 film based on Doris Lessing's 1950 novel The Grass Is Singing. It stars Karen Black and  John Thaw and was filmed in Zambia and Sweden. The film was released in Zimbabwe as The Grass is Singing.<EOS>
4381,79184,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_D._Hancock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:De_Laurentiis_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Badalato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Nolte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_D._Hancock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:De_Laurentiis_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_D._Hancock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Weeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_D._Hancock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:De_Laurentiis_Entertainment_Group_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Quentin_State_Prison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weeds_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Angelo_Badalamenti<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Weeds is a 1987 American drama film directed by John D. Hancock, and starring Nick Nolte, Ernie Hudson, Lane Smith, Mark Rolston, William Forsythe, Joe Mantegna, J.J. Johnston and Rita Taggart. The screenplay concerns a prison inmate who writes a play that catches the attention of a visiting reporter.<EOS>"
4382,88147,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Glenn Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spelling_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Holiday Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David A. Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Bennett Steinhauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Facinelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mae_Whitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meredith_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spelling_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Jimmy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Glenn_Jordan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>After Jimmy is a 1996 American made-for-television drama film based on a true story starring Meredith Baxter as a woman, with her family, mourning the suicide death of her teenage son. As of 2008, the film has not been released on video or DVD.<EOS>"
4383,136390,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anatole Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Kerr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yul_Brynner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Robards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Tabori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Journey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1956<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georges_Auric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anatole_Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hungary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Journey_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hungarian_Revolution_of_1956_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Journey is a 1959 American drama film directed by Anatole Litvak. A group of Westerners try to flee Hungary after the Soviet Union moves to crush the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. It has Ron Howard in his first credited acting role, Deborah Kerr, Yul Brynner, Jason Robards and Robert Morley. Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner were paired for the first time since they starred in The King and I in 1956. The Journey was shot in Metrocolor.<EOS>"
4384,136414,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Wincer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Saunders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Robards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Thompson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Bonner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Hutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nan Hutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Wincer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Misto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Laurence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Frontier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_television_miniseries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hanna-Barbera_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Simon_Wincer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_television_miniseries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_Australian_television_series_debuts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_Australian_television_series_endings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Frontier_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_the_Northern_Territory<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Frontier is a 1986 American-Australian television miniseries starring Linda Evans, Jack Thompson and Jason Robards.<EOS>"
4385,6870,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nathaniel Geary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>On the Corner Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wendy Hyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Baker_(Canadian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:JR_Bourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathaniel_Geary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Hyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathaniel_Geary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>On the Corner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:On_the_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_Nations_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>On the Corner is a Canadian drama film, directed by Nathaniel Geary and released in 2003. Set in the Downtown Eastside neighbourhood of Vancouver, British Columbia, the film stars Alex Rice and Simon Baker as Angel and Randy Henry, a brother and sister struggling with poverty and drug addiction.The film premiered at the 2003 Toronto International Film Festival.<EOS>"
4386,30844,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_B_and_Beth_B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Circle Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_H._Shamberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Beth B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_McHattie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Viggo_Mortensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockets_Redglare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exene_Cervenka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_Davalos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_B_and_Beth_B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_B_and_Beth_B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_H._Shamberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_B_and_Beth_B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Salvation!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Post-punk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parodies_of_televangelism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salvation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Factory_Records_compilation_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Salvation!  (also known as Salvation!: Have You Said Your Prayers Today?) is a 1987 American black comedy film directed by Beth B, and starring Stephen McHattie, Exene Cervenka and Viggo Mortensen. The film is a parody of televangelism, and was released right after the real-life Jim Bakker and Jimmy Swaggart scandals.In the film, a televangelist in Staten Island has a one-night-stand with a woman during a rainstorm. He then finds himself accused of sexual assault by the woman's brother-in-law, and is pressured into entering a working relationship with his lover's sister. The televangelist finds himself increasingly dominated by his new business partner, and keeps giving in to her demands.<EOS>"
4387,77998,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two Yanks in Trinidad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Samuel_Bischoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Leipold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Trinidad_and_Tobago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Yanks_in_Trinidad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_spy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two Yanks in Trinidad is a 1942 American comedy spy film directed by Gregory Ratoff and starring Pat O'Brien, Brian Donlevy and Janet Blair.The film was in production when Pearl Harbor was attacked by the Japanese, leading to America's entry into World War II.<EOS>"
4388,157014,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>All media : Reel Media International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinema: R.G.V. Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Video : Reel Media International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Video: Media Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Albert Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Glenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Stockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Ray_Perilli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hayes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronee_Blakley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddy_Fender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robby_Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sol Marroquin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rafael Flores Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Media_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Ray_Perilli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cleo_Dawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She Came to the Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Came_to_the_Valley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>She Came to the Valley is a western-genre film, shot in 1977 and released in 1979. Directed by Albert Band, it stars Ronee Blakley, Scott Glenn, Freddy Fender, and Dean Stockwell. It is based on a novel by Cleo Dawson.<EOS>"
4389,165719,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_D._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Richardson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stephens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Letícia_Román<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Scott_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_King_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rafer_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_D._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_Lasky_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pirates of Tortuga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_17th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Sawtell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_D._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Haiti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_of_Tortuga<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Henry_Morgan<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Pirates of Tortuga is a 1961 American swashbuckler film which invented an alternate history for the actual Welsh privateer Henry Morgan. It was released in October 1961 in the United States in CinemaScope.<EOS>
4390,49869,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pearson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pearson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The River Wolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_River_Wolves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The River Wolves is a 1934 British crime film,  directed by George Pearson and starring Helga Moray, Michael Hogan, and John Mills.<EOS>"
4391,165041,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tiffany Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marceline_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benny_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marjorie Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Cleveland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._P._Younger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sunny Skies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Skies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tiffany_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sunny Skies is a 1930 American Pre-Code musical comedy film directed by Norman Taurog, starring Benny Rubin and Marceline Day and produced by Tiffany Pictures. It is notable for a same-sex romantic subplot, involving a young man's tragically unrequited love for his football hero roommate.<EOS>"
4392,161761,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Vitaphone, 1936<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures, 1936<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Wanna Play House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Play_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>I Wanna Play House is a 1936 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on January 11, 1936.<EOS>"
4393,19250,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul W. S. Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Russell Mulcahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Johannes Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alexander Witt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Iain Glen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michelle Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ali Larter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Milla Jovovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shawn Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sienna Guillory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oded Fehr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wentworth Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Mulcahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Witt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_W._S._Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johannes_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Resident Evil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rebellions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2002<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_horror_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resident_Evil_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Capcom_franchises<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Resident Evil is a biopunk action horror film series produced and distributed by Sony Pictures based on the Japanese video game franchise by Capcom.The German studio Constantin Film bought the rights to adapt the series to live action in January 1997. In 2000, Paul W. S. Anderson was announced as writer and director for Resident Evil (2002). Anderson continued as writer and producer for Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004) and Resident Evil: Extinction (2007), and returned as the director for Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010), Resident Evil: Retribution (2012) and Resident Evil: The Final Chapter (2016). These first six films follow Alice (Milla Jovovich), a character created specifically for the films. Alice is a former security specialist and covert operative who battles the Umbrella Corporation, whose bioweapons have triggered a zombie apocalypse. Characters from the games appear, including Claire Redfield, Jill Valentine, Ada Wong, Carlos Oliveira, Chris Redfield, Leon S. Kennedy, Barry Burton, and the antagonists Albert Wesker and James Marcus. In 2021, a reboot film, Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, was released.Though the films have received generally negative reviews from critics, the Resident Evil series has grossed over $1.2 billion. It was once the highest-grossing film series based on a video game and the highest-grossing horror film series, and is the highest-grossing zombie film series. The series retains the record for the most live-action film adaptations of a video game.<EOS>"
4394,170307,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Jaccard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Romantic Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Kerry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mayo_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nina_Quartero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Jaccard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_F._Royal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hawk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hawk_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jacques_Jaccard<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hawk is a 1931 American independent Western film directed by Jacques Jaccard and starring Norman Kerry, Nina Quartero and Frank Mayo. Given a limited initial release, it was re-edited and re-released under the alternative title The Phantom of Santa Fe in 1936.<EOS>"
4395,169155,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hartford-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Compton Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Topaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Klinger_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Tenser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacqueline Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Iain Gregory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hartford-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Klinger_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Tenser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Yellow Teddybears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Teddy_Bears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Hartford-Davis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Yellow Teddy Bears (also known as The Yellow Teddybears; US release titles: The Yellow Golliwog, Gutter Girls and The Thrill Seekers) is a 1963 British exploitation drama film directed by Robert Hartford-Davis and starring Jacqueline Ellis, Iain Gregory, Raymond Huntley and Georgina Patterson. It was written by Donald Ford and Derek Ford.<EOS>"
4396,25767,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Hill_(British_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Marion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Wead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hoodlum Saint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Cliff_Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1919<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nathaniel_Shilkret<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hoodlum_Saint<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Baltimore<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hoodlum Saint is a 1946 American drama film directed by Norman Taurog and starring William Powell, Esther Williams and Angela Lansbury.<EOS>"
4397,136854,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Floyd_Mutrux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Shapiro_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Spikings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rick Finkelstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noah_Wyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dermot_Mulroney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Schroder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelli_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_Deakins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Floyd_Mutrux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Shapiro_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Spikings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Floyd_Mutrux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>There Goes My Baby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1965<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Floyd_Mutrux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:There_Goes_My_Baby_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Floyd_Mutrux<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>There Goes My Baby (also released as The Last Days of Paradise) is a 1994 American coming-of-age comedy-drama film written and directed by Floyd Mutrux and starring Dermot Mulroney, Rick Schroder, Noah Wyle, Lucy Deakins, and Kelli Williams.Told from the point of view of the class valedictorian, Mary Beth, the story follows a group of high school seniors during the 1965 Watts riots. The film was finished and originally intended for a theatrical run in 1991 but did not receive its release until September 2, 1994.<EOS>"
4398,70582,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catlin_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Top Tape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>International Spectrafilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Media Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Video Treasures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Irvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Olsberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melanie Mayron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carl Clifford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Catlin Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eileen_Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Slater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danitra_Vance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melanie Mayron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Stoler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catlin_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melanie_Mayron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catlin_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melanie_Mayron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catlin_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sticky Fingers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sticky_Fingers_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gary_Chang<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sticky Fingers is a 1988 film directed by Catlin Adams, who co-wrote the film with Melanie Mayron. The film stars Helen Slater and Mayron.<EOS>"
4399,162125,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Fitzmaurice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Montgomery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosalind_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Benchley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Fitzmaurice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Maibaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Brackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Hume<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Live, Love and Learn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Edward_Ward_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Fitzmaurice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harry_Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Maibaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live,_Love_and_Learn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Charles_Brackett<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Live, Love and Learn is a 1937 American romantic comedy film starring Robert Montgomery, Rosalind Russell, and Robert Benchley.  The movie was directed by George Fitzmaurice.<EOS>"
4400,31812,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moore_Marriott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Moffatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Hay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriott_Edgar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._O._C._Orton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Old Bones of the River<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Marriott_Edgar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_British_Empire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Bones_of_the_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Empire<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Old Bones of the River is a comedy film released in 1938 starring British actor Will Hay with Moore Marriott and Graham Moffatt and directed by Marcel Varnel, based on the characters created by Edgar Wallace.The film is a spoof of the 1935 movie Sanders of the River.<EOS>"
4401,160703,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_Levitow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Co-Direction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_Levitow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Detiege<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nelly's Folly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_adultery_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Abe_Levitow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelly's_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nelly's Folly is a 1961 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon short written and directed by Chuck Jones released on December 30, 1961.<EOS>"
4402,141469,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Producers Releasing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Welsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Welsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Philo Vance Returns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Philo_Vance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Albert_Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Philo_Vance_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Philo Vance Returns is a 1947 American mystery film directed by William Beaudine and starring William Wright, Vivian Austin and Leon Belasco. It is one of a series of films featuring private detective Philo Vance.<EOS>"
4403,156037,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sepia_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Arthur H. Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sepia_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sepia_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Valentini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sepia_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sepia Cinderella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sepia_Cinderella<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sepia_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sepia_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sepia_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sepia_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sepia_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sepia_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sepia_Cinderella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sepia Cinderella is a 1947 American musical race film directed by Arthur H. Leonard. The film is notable for musical numbers by vocalists Billy Daniels and Sheila Guyse, and for a brief guest appearance by former child star Freddie Bartholomew, who is onscreen as himself for five minutes, telling gags to recharge his post-war career.It was the film debut of Sidney Poitier, who had an uncredited role.<EOS>"
4404,58150,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tom McLoughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBCUniversal_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Karen Danaher-Dorr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Franklin Lett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Graham Ludlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Okun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Rowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mason_Gamble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Cavanagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Della_Reese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBCUniversal_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Ludlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lee_Holdridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dyslexia_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya's_Bell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_McLoughlin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Anya's Bell is a television film that aired on CBS on October 31, 1999, starring Della Reese as Anya Herpick.<EOS>"
4405,30608,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Kellino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Kellino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sailors Don't Care<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sailors_Don't_Care_(1928_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_W._P._Kellino<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sailors Don't Care is a 1928 British silent comedy film directed by W. P. Kellino and starring Estelle Brody, John Stuart and Alf Goddard. It is based on a novel by ""Seamark"" (Austin J. Small).<EOS>"
4406,32224,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fanfare Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Smith_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Harper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_de_Broux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Kemp_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Valerie Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eugene Cornelius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gene Shane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Run, Angel, Run!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Outlaw_biker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stu_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Run,_Angel,_Run!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Starrett<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Run, Angel, Run! is a 1969 film directed by Jack Starrett and starring William Smith and Valerie Starrett. It was the 17th highest-grossing film of 1969.<EOS>"
4407,41542,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_P._Quigley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sack_Amusements<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_P._Quigley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sack_Amusements<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder with Music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_with_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder with Music is a 1948  American race film from Century Productions, produced and directed by George P. Quigley. The film used footage from an earlier 1940s race film Mistaken Identity, additional footage from which was re-used in the 1948 short subject Bob Howard's House Party. Sack Amusement Enterprises distributed the film.<EOS>"
4408,127555,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Seaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Perlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Seaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Perlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valentine_Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Seaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chicken Every Sunday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tucson,_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Seaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chicken_Every_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_William_Perlberg<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Chicken Every Sunday is a 1949 American comedy film directed by George Seaton. The screenplay by Seaton and Valentine Davies is based on the 1944 play of the same title by Julius J. Epstein and Philip G. Epstein, which was based on the memoir by Rosemary Taylor.<EOS>"
4409,38455,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_R._Dickerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>40<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopi_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Armand Leo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Kitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopi_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mo'Nique<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_R._Dickerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Acres_and_a_Mule_Filmworks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopi_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:40_Acres_and_a_Mule_Filmworks_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Fences<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ernest_Dickerson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Good Fences is a 2003 American comedy-drama television film directed by Ernest Dickerson and written by Trey Ellis, based on the 1997 novel of the same name by his wife Erika Ellis. The film is about the stresses of prejudice on an upwardly mobile black family in 1970s Greenwich, Connecticut.  Danny Glover plays the overworked, stressed husband and Whoopi Goldberg plays his steadfast wife.Good Fences was produced by Spike Lee's 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks. It premiered at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival, and aired on Showtime on February 2, 2003. Goldberg won an Image Award for her role.<EOS>"
4410,9709,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Gillespie_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ed Elbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sarah Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Truman, Chris Healings, Charlotte James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed Westwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sebastian Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashley Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dominic Sherwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy Sumpter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phoebe Tonkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Gillespie_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Billionaire Ransom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Take Down<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Isle_of_Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billionaire_Ransom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Gillespie_(director)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Billionaire Ransom, also known as Take Down, is a British thriller film that was directed by Jim Gillespie and written by Alexander Ignon. The film stars are Jeremy Sumpter, Phoebe Tonkin, Ed Westwick, Dominic Sherwood, Mark Bonnar, and Sebastian Koch. It was released in Kuwait on 5 May 2016 and later in the United States on 19 August 2016.<EOS>"
4411,4717,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gordon Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sands of the Desert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Arabian_Peninsula<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sands_of_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sands of the Desert is a 1960 British adventure comedy film directed and written by John Paddy Carstairs and starring Charlie Drake (his first lead role in a feature film), Peter Arne, Sarah Branch and Raymond Huntley.<EOS>"
4412,7739,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Apex Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Atkinson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Longstaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Be Careful, Mr. Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Be_Careful,_Mr._Smith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Max_Mack<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Be Careful, Mr. Smith (also known as Singing Through ) is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Max Mack and starring Bobbie Comber, Bertha Belmore and Cecil Ramage. It was written by Frank Atkinson and Ernest Longstaffe.<EOS>"
4413,39073,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sewell_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L'Estrange_Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Coote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harold Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joyce Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sewell_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L'Estrange_Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sewell_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bracelets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bracelets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sewell_Collins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bracelets is a 1931 British crime film directed by Sewell Collins and starring Bert Coote, Joyce Kennedy and Harold Huth. A jeweler is targeted by confidence tricksters pretending to be connected with the exiled Russian Royal Family. He manages to turn the tables on them, and, after collecting the reward for their arrest, uses the money to buy silver bracelets for his wife to celebrate their wedding anniversary.The film was made as a second feature by the large British company Gaumont British Picture Corporation. It was made at the Lime Grove Studios in Shepherd's Bush. The film's sets were designed by the French-born art director Andrew Mazzei. The director Sewell Collins wrote the screenplay, adapting his own stage play.<EOS>"
4414,10372,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Bradshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Academy Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Burkey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Bradshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzette_Couture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blades of Courage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gemini_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_for_Best_Television_Film_or_Miniseries_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blades_of_Courage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Figure_skating_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Blades of Courage (also known as Skate!) is a 1987 Canadian made-for-television movie written by Suzette Couture and directed by Randy Bradshaw. The film was released under the name Skate! and first aired on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation network. It won the 1988 Gemini Award for Best TV Movie.<EOS>
4415,136974,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jed_Prouty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_Byington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Howell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Kelly_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Lindsay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bertrand_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Too Busy to Work<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Busy_to_Work_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Brower<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Too Busy to Work is a 1939 American comedy film, directed by Otto Brower and starring Jed Prouty, Spring Byington, and Kenneth Howell. It was one of the Jones Family film series.<EOS>"
4416,112007,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tengers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael J. Rix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tengers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael J. Rix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tengers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tengers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tengers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tengers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tengers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tengers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apartheid_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tengers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tengers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tengers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_stop-motion_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tengers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Clay_animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tengers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tengers is a 2007 South African animated film written, directed and produced by Michael J. Rix. It is the first full-length animation produced in South Africa and uses the claymation technique.The film is a satirical black comedy about life in post-Apartheid South Africa. Rix has said his intention was to make a film that was: ""Entertaining but not frivolous. Political but not preachy. Sophisticated but not alienating.""<EOS>"
4417,157966,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Schmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Constantin Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Summit Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Winston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kulzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erik_Feig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emmanuelle_Chriqui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Sisto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliza_Dushku<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Zegers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Desmond_Harrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Schmidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Winston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kulzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erik_Feig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_B._McElroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wrong Turn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Soundtrack from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wrong Turn:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elia_Cmíral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Summit_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hamilton,_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Constantin_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wrong_Turn_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Wrong Turn is a 2003 slasher film directed by Rob Schmidt, written by Alan B. McElroy, and starring Desmond Harrington, Eliza Dushku, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Jeremy Sisto, and Kevin Zegers. The first installment in the Wrong Turn film series, it follows a group of six individuals being stalked by a cannibal family in the woods of West Virginia.Development for the film began in 2001 when it was announced Summit Entertainment and Newmarket Group teamed to produce Wrong Turn, a 1970s-style horror pic to be directed by Schmidt, while McElroy wrote the script. The film was a co-production between Summit and Constantin Film, with Stan Winston designing the creature effects and serving as a producer.Wrong Turn was theatrically released in the United States on May 30, 2003, by 20th Century Fox. It grossed over $28 million worldwide against a $12 million budget but received mixed-to-negative reviews from critics.<EOS>"
4418,141323,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hirsh_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_McCormick_(movie_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Whoopi Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lesley Ann Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Goldthwait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>G. W. Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hirsh_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_McCormick_(movie_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeph_Loeb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Burglar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_crime_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nelvana_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Hugh_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Sylvester_Levay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burglar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jeph_Loeb<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Burglar is a 1987 heist comedy film directed by Hugh Wilson and distributed by Warner Bros. The film stars Whoopi Goldberg and Bobcat Goldthwait. The title of the French-language release is La Pie voleuse.<EOS>
4419,115696,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cartier_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Holcomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cartier_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cartier_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Holcomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cartier_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cartier_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cartier_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cartier_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cartier_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cartier_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cartier_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cartier_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cartier_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cartier_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Arthur_B._Rubinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cartier_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rod_Holcomb<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cartier Affair is a 1984 NBC TV movie that starred Knight Rider's David Hasselhoff and Dynasty's Joan Collins, which also featured Kojak's Telly Savalas.<EOS>"
4420,159693,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann Doran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_F._Royal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rio Grande<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Nelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rio Grande is a 1938 American western film directed by Sam Nelson and starring Charles Starrett, Ann Doran and Bob Nolan.<EOS>"
4421,160184,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Bafaro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>North American Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lloyd A. Simandl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Deborah Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Suzanne Daley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michelle Gahagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_McNeil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Thomas_Howell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Heather Hanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kiara Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sleeping Dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Czech Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Dogs_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2029<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sleeping Dogs (also known as Deviants and Mission: LA 2029) is a 1997 Canadian sci-fi action film directed by Micheal Bafaro.<EOS>
4422,163066,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.B._Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_Gay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Penguin Parade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penguin_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_penguins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Penguin Parade is a 1938 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies directed by Tex Avery. The short was released on April 23, 1938.<EOS>"
4423,69669,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Giancola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Astin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy_Keach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Giancola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Giancola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Icebreaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_skiing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Icebreaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_rediscovered_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Icebreaker is a 2000 action film starring Sean Astin, Stacy Keach and Bruce Campbell and written and directed by David Giancola. It was filmed at the Killington Ski Resort in Killington, Vermont.<EOS>"
4424,50752,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Steilen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bedford Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_McGillis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fichtner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_C._Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Steilen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Steilen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Settlement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CineTel_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mafia_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Settlement_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Insurance_fraud<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Settlement is a 1999 film directed by Mark Steilen, starring John C. Reilly, William Fichtner, and Kelly McGillis. The film was screened at the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival in April 1999.<EOS>"
4425,121431,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Millard_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L'Estrange_Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daphne_Courtney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Barraud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Drayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Millard_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L'Estrange_Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Happy Ending<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Ian_Hay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Ending_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Millard_Webb<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Happy Ending is a 1931 British drama film directed by Millard Webb and starring George Barraud, Daphne Courtney and Alfred Drayton. Its plot concerns a father who deserted his family some years before returning home only to find his wife has told his children and neighbours that he died as a hero when he abandoned them. A silent version, of The Happy Ending had been made in 1925 based on the same play by Ian Hay. It was made at Lime Grove Studios. The film's sets were designed by Andrew Mazzei.<EOS>"
4426,164903,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Skolsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keefe_Brasselle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aline_MacMahon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marilyn_Erskine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Skolsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Sherdeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Weidman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Skolsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Eddie Cantor Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_musical_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1905<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eddie_Cantor_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_entertainers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Eddie Cantor Story is a 1953 American musical drama film directed by Alfred E. Green and starring Keefe Brasselle, Marilyn Erskine and Aline MacMahon. It is a biopic based on the life of Eddie Cantor featuring Brasselle as Cantor. It was produced and distributed by Warner Brothers. Cantor himself appeared briefly in the film in a cameo role.<EOS>"
4427,165173,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>E. Gordon Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Longden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lester Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McNally_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wickham Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wickham_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wickham Mystery is a 1931 British mystery film directed by G. B. Samuelson and starring Eve Gray, John Longden and Lester Matthews. It was based on a play by John McNally. It was shot at Isleworth Studios in London and distributed by United Artists.<EOS>"
4428,103107,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Landres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carl Hittleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Arlen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Landres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Albert_Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_Canyon_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Landres<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Grand Canyon is a 1949 American Western film starring Richard Arlen. It was the directorial debut of veteran editor Robert Landres and was financed by Robert L. Lippert. It was shot at the Nassour Studios.Lippert assigned Carl Hittleman to produce the film after the success of I Shot Jesse James.<EOS>
4429,158020,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lauren Shuler Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ralph Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Famke Janssen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Halle Berry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Marsden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Paquin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rebecca Romijn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian McKellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Jackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauren_Shuler_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Winter_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hayter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_DeSanto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>X-Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>X-Men: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_2000s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1944<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mississippi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Westchester_County,_New_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lauren_Shuler_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Kamen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hamilton,_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_aftermath_of_the_Holocaust<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_Marvel_Comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bryan_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:X-Men_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ralph_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bad_Hat_Harry_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Statue_of_Liberty_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Hayter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X-Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superhero_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>X-Men is a 2000 American superhero film  based on the Marvel Comics superhero team created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Directed by Bryan Singer from a screenplay by David Hayter and a story by Singer and Tom DeSanto, it features an ensemble cast consisting of Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen, Halle Berry, Famke Janssen, James Marsden, Bruce Davison, Rebecca Romijn-Stamos, Ray Park, and Anna Paquin. The film depicts a world where an unknown proportion of people are mutants, possessing superhuman powers that make them distrusted by normal humans. It focuses on mutants Wolverine and Rogue as they are brought into a conflict between two groups with radically different approaches to bringing about the acceptance of mutant-kind: Charles Xavier's X-Men, and the Brotherhood of Mutants, led by Magneto.Development of X-Men began as far back as 1984 with Orion Pictures, with James Cameron and Kathryn Bigelow in discussions at one point. 20th Century Fox bought the film rights in 1994, and various scripts and film treatments were commissioned from Andrew Kevin Walker, John Logan, Joss Whedon, and Michael Chabon. Singer signed to direct in 1996, with further rewrites by Ed Solomon, Singer, Tom DeSanto, Christopher McQuarrie, and Hayter, in which Beast and Nightcrawler were deleted over budget concerns from Fox. X-Men marked the American debut for Jackman, a last-second choice for Wolverine, cast three weeks into filming. Filming took place from September 22, 1999, to March 3, 2000, primarily in Toronto.X-Men premiered at Ellis Island on July 12, 2000, and was released in the United States on July 14. The film received positive reviews from critics and was a box office success, grossing $296.3 million worldwide, becoming the ninth-highest-grossing film of 2000. Its success led to a series of films, with the first sequel, X2, released on May 2, 2003. Several actors reprise their roles in Marvel Cinematic Universe films, including Stewart in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022), Jackman in Deadpool & Wolverine (2024), and Stewart, McKellen, Marsden, and Romijn in Avengers: Doomsday (2026).<EOS>"
4430,94114,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eskimo_Nell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eskimo_Nell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eskimo_Nell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eskimo_Nell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eskimo_Nell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eskimo Nell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eskimo_Nell_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eskimo_Nell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eskimo_Nell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eskimo_Nell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eskimo_Nell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eskimo_Nell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eskimo_Nell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eskimo_Nell_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Eskimo Nell (also known as The Ballad of Eskimo Nell and The Sexy Saga of Naughty Nell and Big Dick), is a 1975 British satirical comedy film directed by Martin Campbell and starring Roy Kinnear, Anna Quayle, Katy Manning, Christopher Timothy. It was produced by Stanley Long, who was mainly known for his sexploitation films. Though inspired by ""The Ballad of Eskimo Nell"", the film owes little to the original bawdy song and features little nudity, instead following a metafictional narrative about the various attempts to produce a movie based on ""Eskimo Nell"".Long called it ""my definitive statement about the sex films"", maintaining it was drawn from his own experiences working in the British film industry. Several characters in the film are based on real industry figures.<EOS>"
4431,161878,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illuminations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Cox_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illuminations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tibor Markus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illuminations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabriella Trsek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illuminations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Cox_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illuminations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Cox_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illuminations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Illuminations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illuminations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illuminations_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illuminations_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illuminations_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illuminations_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illuminations_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illuminations_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Illuminations is a 1976 Australian film directed by Paul Cox. It was Cox's first full-length feature film although he had made numerous shorts beforehand.<EOS>
4432,112901,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conor_McPherson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Morris,_4th_Baron_Killanin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dylan_Moran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lena_Headey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gambon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miranda_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_McElhatton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Delaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aisling_O'Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Abigail Iversen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alvaro Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conor_McPherson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Morris,_4th_Baron_Killanin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conor_McPherson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Minimalist_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Nyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Dublin_(city)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Actors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Conor_McPherson<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Actors is a 2003 Irish film written and directed by Conor McPherson and starring Dylan Moran and Michael Caine. In supporting roles are Michael Gambon, Miranda Richardson and Lena Headey.The Actors is a contemporary comedy set in Dublin. It follows the exploits of two mediocre stage actors as they devise a plan to con a retired gangster out of £50,000. The gangster owes the money to a third party, whom he has never met.The actors take advantage of this fact by impersonating this 'unidentified' third party, and claiming the debt as their own. To pull it off they enlist Moran's eerily intelligent nine-year-old niece, who restructures the plan each time something goes wrong.The two protagonists are acting in a version of Shakespeare's Richard III in which everyone dresses in Nazi uniform, a sly nod to Ian McKellen's production.The film is centred on the Olympia Theatre, and it is noteworthy for featuring the famous glass awning over the entrance which has since been destroyed in a traffic accident. The glass awning has since been rebuilt to its full former glory.<EOS>"
4433,102862,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F.W._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elsie_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Doris Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Iris Vandeleur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F.W._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._F._Maltby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Butler_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elsie_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gert and Daisy Clean Up<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Riverside_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_and_Daisy_Clean_Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Butcher's_Film_Service_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gert and Daisy Clean Up is a 1942 British comedy film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Elsie Waters, Doris Waters and Iris Vandeleur. It was written by Kathleen Butler and H. F. Maltby, with additional dialogue by Elsie and Doris Waters and Harry Gibbs.<EOS>"
4434,103138,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alan Crick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Halas_and_Batchelor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Admiralty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Halas_and_Batchelor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Admiralty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Handling Ships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_water_transport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Halas_and_Batchelor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Halas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handling_Ships<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_stop-motion_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Handling Ships is a 1945 British stop motion animated film made by Halas and Batchelor. The 70-minute film was created at the request of the British Admiralty, as a training aid for new navigators joining the Royal Navy. Although never formally released to cinemas because of its small target audience, Handling Ships was an ""Official Selection"" at the 1946 Cannes Film Festival, and is recognised as the first feature-length work, and the first work in Technicolor, in British animation history.<EOS>"
4435,23914,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Dewier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Merhi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Pepin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charla Driver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald L. Gilchrist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Sagoes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jude Gerard Prest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laura Albert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lenny Delducca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Dewier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Dewier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death by Dialogue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Dialogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Death by Dialogue is a 1988 horror film co-written and directed by Thomas Dewier and distributed by Troma Entertainment.<EOS>
4436,65624,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Franklin_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Franklin_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sky Full of Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gambling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Sawtell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_Full_of_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Foster<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sky Full of Moon is a 1952 American western film directed by Norman Foster and starring Carleton Carpenter, Keenan Wynn, and Jan Sterling. It was produced and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.<EOS>"
4437,23896,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jai_Koutrae<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Death's_Requiem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death's_Requiem<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Marc Furmie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death's_Requiem<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Maddocks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death's_Requiem<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Hawkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death's_Requiem<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jai_Koutrae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death's_Requiem<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raoul Agapis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death's_Requiem<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death’s Requiem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death's_Requiem<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death's_Requiem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death's_Requiem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death's_Requiem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death's_Requiem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death's_Requiem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Death's Requiem is an Australian 2007 short film. It tells of Nathan Chapel, a terminally ill comic book artist with an obsession for death. But When the Grim Reaper himself pays Nathan comes to life to haunt him, Nathan's greatest fears are realized.The film was produced with financing from Screen Australia.<EOS>"
4438,77880,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roy Ward Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nyree_Dawn_Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hopkins_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two Left Feet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Left_Feet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Hopkins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two Left Feet is a 1963 British comedy-drama film directed by Roy Ward Baker and starring Nyree Dawn Porter, Michael Crawford, David Hemmings and Julia Foster. It is based on David Stuart Leslie's novel In My Solitude (1960).<EOS>"
4439,4186,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Turner_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Lhotka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Turner_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Roswell: The Aliens Attack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_invasions_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brad_Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:UFO-related_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Fred_Mollin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Roswell_incident_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:UPN_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roswell:_The_Aliens_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1947<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Roswell: The Aliens Attack is a 1999 science fiction television film directed by Brad Turner, written by Jim Makichuk, and starring Steven Flynn, Kate Greenhouse, and Heather Hanson. The story is about two aliens who escape from Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947 with intentions to blow up the earth. Roswell: The Aliens Attack was filmed in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. It premiered on UPN on February 4, 1999.<EOS>"
4440,57147,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ido Mizrahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Radio London Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Zolfo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Kara_Unger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Antoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_McKinnon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Gerety<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marco_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yul_Vazquez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Von_Bargen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laila_Robins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cooper Musgrove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Louis_Tordini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Things That Hang From Trees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1969<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Things_That_Hang_from_Trees<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Jacksonville,_Florida<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Things That Hang from Trees is a 2006 drama film directed by Ido Mizrahy and written by Aaron Louis Tordini.  It is based on the novella of the same name by Aaron Louis Tordini, under the pen name T. A. Louis.<EOS>"
4441,141195,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Dougherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Boom Boom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pigs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boom_Boom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beans_the_Cat_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Boom Boom is a 1936 Looney Tunes animated cartoon directed by Jack King. The cartoon stars Beans the Cat and Porky Pig.<EOS>
4442,140039,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lynch_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Emmet Sheil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_McKellar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lynch_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lynch_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lynch_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Arrowhead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Theatrical_Short_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arrowhead_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_mockumentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Arrowhead is a 1994 Canadian mockumentary short film, directed by Peter Lynch.<EOS>"
4443,104684,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Hales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-Amalgamated Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Davenport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geoffrey Keen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yvonne Romain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Hales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Return to Sender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Sender_(1963_British_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Return to Sender is a 1963 British drama directed and edited by Gordon Hales and starring Nigel Davenport, Yvonne Romain and Geoffrey Keen. It was made at Merton Park Studios as part of the long-running series of Edgar Wallace adaptations.<EOS>"
4444,24789,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tim Kincaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Gage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Kearns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Locke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Barresi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Seagers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>L.A. Tool & Die<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Tool_&_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joe_Gage_(Tim_Kincaid)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>L.A. Tool & Die is a 1979 American gay pornographic film directed by Tim Kincaid, credited as Joe Gage. It is the concluding film in Gage's ""Working Man Trilogy"", the first two being 1976's Kansas City Trucking Co. and 1978's El Paso Wrecking Corp.. It stars Richard Locke and features Will Seagers and Paul Barresi in a heterosexual scene with Becky Savage.John Burger, the author of One-Handed Histories: The Eroto-Politics of Gay Male Video Pornography, describes the film as ""the story of an unrequited love, in which Richard Locke follows the man of his dreams across the country. They eventually live happily ever after."" Burger adds that this film came at the very end of the pre-AIDS filmmaking, when ""all levels of erotic experience were faithfully documented by the porn industry... men could be whores, men could be monogamous or men could cruise the spectrum in between.""<EOS>"
4445,61922,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luchino_Visconti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Panta Cinematografica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gloria Filmverleih<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Gordon Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ugo Santalucia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_Fröbe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helmut_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helmut_Griem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Umberto_Orsini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_Schneider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvana_Mangano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Moulder-Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ludwig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_French-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1870s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Suso_Cecchi_d'Amico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Luchino_Visconti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1860s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_German_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Bavaria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Richard_Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Ludwig_II_of_Bavaria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Kingdom_of_Bavaria<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ludwig (German: Ludwig II.) is a 1973 epic biographical drama film co-written and directed by Luchino Visconti. The film stars Helmut Berger as King Ludwig II of Bavaria and Romy Schneider as Empress Elisabeth of Austria, along with Trevor Howard, Silvana Mangano, Helmut Griem, and Gert Fröbe. It is the third and final part of Visconti's ""German Trilogy"", following The Damned (1969) and Death in Venice (1971).An international co-production by Italian producer Ugo Santalucia and West German producer Dieter Giessler, Ludwig was one of the most expensive European films at the time, and was a moderate success in its home territories, but was more lukewarmly received in the United States, where a heavily truncated 177-minute version was released. It was filmed in Munich and surrounding parts of Bavaria, and at Cinecittà Studios.Ludwig won two David di Donatello Awards, for Best Film and Best Director, and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Costume Design. Berger and Schneider both received German Film Award nominations for their acting, and Berger won a ""Special David di Donatello"" for his portrayal of the King.<EOS>"
4446,166808,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jerry LaMothe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DEJ_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tamala Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jean-Claude La Marre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Swain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tatyana_Ali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jenifer_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tamala_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Lamothe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DEJ_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tamala_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nora's Hair Salon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora's_Hair_Salon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nora's Hair Salon is a 2004 independent comedy-drama film, written by Chanel Capra and Jean-Claude La Marre, and directed by Jerry LaMothe. This film stars Jenifer Lewis, Tamala Jones, and Tatyana Ali.<EOS>"
4447,88231,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Herek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vlokkie Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robyn Snyder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Deborah Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ> Adam Friedman,  Seth Jones,  Storyboards,  Keaton Stromberg,  Spencer Sutherland,  Jessica Rose Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victoria Justice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Garcia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Midori Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Spencer Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gloria Garcia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Renouf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Herek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Afterlife of the Party<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_afterlife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Netflix_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stephen_Herek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterlife_of_the_Party<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_supernatural_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Afterlife of the Party is a 2021 American supernatural comedy film directed by Stephen Herek and written by Carrie Freedle. The film stars Victoria Justice as Cassie and Midori Francis as Lisa, two friends who experience challenges in their relationship upon reaching adulthood. The film also stars Timothy Renouf, Adam Garcia, Gloria Garcia and Spencer Sutherland.Afterlife of the Party was released on September 2, 2021, by Netflix; by September 7, it was the most viewed film on the platform. The film received mixed reviews from critics, who praised Justice's and Francis's performances and its humor.<EOS>"
4448,31963,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Halstead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Shiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Dors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garry_Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Marks_(performer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R.F._Delderfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Worm's Eye View<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Worm's_Eye_View<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Raymond<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Worm's Eye View is a 1951 British Technicolor comedy film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Ronald Shiner and Diana Dors. Based on the 1945 play of the same name by R.F. Delderfield, it was produced by Henry Halsted and Byron Films.<EOS>"
4449,31274,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>First National Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Gish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sydney Fairbrother<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randle_Ayrton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juliette_Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Bowen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nell Gwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1926_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1660s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1670s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1680s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charles_II_of_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Barbara_Palmer,_1st_Duchess_of_Cleveland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Gwyn_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nell_Gwyn<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Nell Gwyn is a 1926 British silent romance film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Dorothy Gish, Randle Ayrton and Juliette Compton. It was based on the 1926 novel Mistress Nell Gwyn by Marjorie Bowen and follows the life of Nell Gwynne, the mistress of Charles II. Wilcox later made a second version of the film in 1934, Nell Gwyn which starred Anna Neagle.<EOS>"
4450,89091,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Tung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchor_Bay_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Declan O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carl Borack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dale_Rosenbloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sandy Tung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ashley_Eckstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyson_Stoner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridgit_Mendler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucas_Grabeel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Tung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchor_Bay_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Declan_O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Tung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dale_Rosenbloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Declan_O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Tung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alice Upside Down<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Upside_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_direct-to-video_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alice Upside Down is a 2007 comedy-drama film, based on the Alice series written by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor. The film was shot at Bishop DuBourg High School in St. Louis, Missouri. Screened in limited cinema in 2007, it was released wide straight-to-DVD on July 29, 2008. In North America, it aired on Starz Kids & Family, but in the early years, it was on demand. The film centers on Alice, an 11-year-old girl starting the sixth grade at a new school. It starred Alyson Stoner, Lucas Grabeel, Bridgit Mendler, Luke Perry, Penny Marshall, and Ashley Eckstein.<EOS>"
4451,12365,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Blanke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fay_Bainter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Rains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Garfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Blanke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_G._Epstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_J._Epstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Daughters Courageous<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Curtiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Henry_Blanke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Julius_J._Epstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughters_Courageous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Philip_G._Epstein<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Daughters Courageous is a 1939 American drama film starring John Garfield, Claude Rains, Jeffrey Lynn and featuring the Lane Sisters: Lola, Rosemary and Priscilla. Based on the play Fly Away Home by Dorothy Bennett and Irving White, the film was directed by Michael Curtiz. It was released by Warner Bros. on June 23, 1939.<EOS>"
4452,151128,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>O-Kay for Sound<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:O-Kay_for_Sound<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marcel_Varnel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>O-Kay for Sound is a 1937 British comedy film directed by Marcel Varnel and starring the Crazy Gang troupe of comedians. After falling on hard times the members of the Crazy Gang are busking on the streets of London. However, they are hired as extras on a film set. After arriving at the studios they are mistaken for a group of potential investors and given free run of the studios, causing chaos.The film was based on a stage work by Bert Lee and R. P. Weston. It was made at Islington Studios by Gainsborough Pictures, with sets designed by the art director Alex Vetchinsky.<EOS>"
4453,33426,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Watts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eli Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cody Ryder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Veligdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mac Cappuccino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eli Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Stormare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laura Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Powers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christian Distefano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Watts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eli_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Watts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Ford_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Clown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Movie soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Eli_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_films_about_clowns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ottawa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_body_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spirit_possession<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_curses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Christopher_Ford_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clown_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jon_Watts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Clown is a 2014 American supernatural horror film directed by Jon Watts in his feature directorial debut, produced by Mac Cappuccino, Eli Roth, and Cody Ryder, and written by Watts and Christopher Ford. It stars Eli Roth, Laura Allen, Andy Powers, and Peter Stormare. Visual effects for the clown monster were done by Jagdeep Khoza, Alterian, Inc., and Tony Gardner. Principal photography began in November 2012, in Ottawa. The film was released in Italy on November 13, 2014, in the United Kingdom on March 2, 2015, and in the United States on June 17, 2016, by Dimension Films. The film received mixed reviews from critics.<EOS>"
4454,35667,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Collinson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Collinson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudor_Gates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Home_invasions_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Collinson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fright is a 1971 British thriller film starring Susan George, Ian Bannen, Honor Blackman, and John Gregson. The film follows a babysitter who is terrorized one evening by her employer's deranged ex-husband. Its original working titles were The Baby Minder and Girl in the Dark before it was titled Fright. It is said by many horror fans and commentators to be one of or even the first film in which an isolated babysitter is stalked by an unrelenting and psychopathic antagonist, rendering it the forerunner of dozens of movies to use similar premises over the following decades.<EOS>"
4455,123569,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy,_the_Boy_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy,_the_Boy_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayflower_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy,_the_Boy_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hal Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy,_the_Boy_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy,_the_Boy_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nancy Jo Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy,_the_Boy_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy,_the_Boy_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayflower_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy,_the_Boy_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jimmy, the Boy Wonder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy,_the_Boy_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy,_the_Boy_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy,_the_Boy_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy,_the_Boy_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy,_the_Boy_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy,_the_Boy_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Coral_Gables,_Florida<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Jimmy, the Boy Wonder is a 1966 children's musical film about a boy, played by Dennis Jones, who successfully stops time. The film is one of two children's features directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis, the other being The Magic Land of Mother Goose, who is better known for his gory splatter films. It was described as a ""glorious bomb"" by the Scarecrow Video Movie Guide.<EOS>"
4456,26866,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Levin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lois_Nettleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_Addams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_O'Brian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Malden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karlheinz_Böhm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Tiffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dolores_Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Levin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Roberts_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Come Fly with Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_airplanes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hertfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_airports<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lyn_Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_flight_attendants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_William_Roberts_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Fly_with_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jet_Age<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Come Fly with Me is a 1963 British Jet Age romantic comedy film directed by Henry Levin and released by MGM.  Featuring an ensemble cast of Dolores Hart, Hugh O'Brian, Karlheinz Böhm, Pamela Tiffin, Karl Malden, and Lois Nettleton, it is based on Bernard Glemser's 1960 chick-lit novel Girl on a Wing, which was published again in 1969 under the title The Fly Girls.  It follows three young international air hostesses looking for romance and excitement, weaving abundant soap opera elements into its tale of opportunity for glamorous travel and adventures with men that came with being an airline hostess.<EOS>"
4457,80967,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Cass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Jeffries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Watling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Cass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Windfall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Cass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windfall_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Windfall, also released as Dangerous Money, is a 1955 British second feature ('B') comedy film directed by Henry Cass and starring Lionel Jeffries, Jack Watling and Gordon Jackson. It was written by John Gilling. It is a remake of the 1935 film of the same title.<EOS>"
4458,151341,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Flanagan_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Relativity_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Relativity EuropaCorp Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sierra/Affinity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Blum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Trevor Macy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc D. Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryon Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rory Cochrane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brenton Thwaites<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katee Sackhoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Gillan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Annalise Basso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Garrett Ryan Ewald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Flanagan_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Relativity_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EuropaCorp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Blum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Flanagan_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Oculus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Classical, stage and screen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Features_based_on_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blumhouse_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2002<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2013<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_the_Newton_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_nonlinear_narrative_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jason_Blum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_with_unreliable_narrators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:WWE_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Intrepid_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oculus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Flanagan<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Oculus is a 2013 American supernatural psychological horror film co-written, edited, and directed by Mike Flanagan. It is based on his short film Oculus: Chapter 3 – The Man with the Plan, and stars Karen Gillan and Brenton Thwaites as two young adult siblings who are convinced that an antique mirror is responsible for the death and misfortune that their family had suffered.The film had its world premiere on September 5, 2013, at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and received a wide theatrical release on April 11, 2014. It received generally positive reviews from critics, and was a box office success.<EOS>"
4459,90855,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_McKay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Judd Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Will Ferrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adam McKay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Carell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Rudd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Koechner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Marsden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Willard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristen Wiig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Meagan Good<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Ferrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dylan Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christina Applegate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_McKay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Ferrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_McKay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judd_Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Ferrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_McKay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1980<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Diego<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Diego<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apatow_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Judd_Apatow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1979<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Adam_McKay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gary_Sanchez_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Adam_McKay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchorman_2:_The_Legend_Continues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Will_Ferrell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues is a 2013 American comedy film and the sequel to the 2004 film Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy. As with the original film, it is directed by Adam McKay, produced by Judd Apatow, written by McKay and Will Ferrell with Ferrell, Steve Carell, Paul Rudd, David Koechner, Christina Applegate, and Fred Willard all reprising their roles from the first film.Development for the film began as early as 2008, but Paramount Pictures turned down the proposed sequel. However, in March 2012, Ferrell officially announced the film was in production and filming began in March 2013. Unlike the first film, the film is distributed by Paramount Pictures instead of DreamWorks Pictures. The Legend Continues was released on December 18, 2013. It received generally positive reviews and grossed $173.6 million worldwide on a $50 million budget.<EOS>"
4460,92946,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daws_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Thompson_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Droopy's Double Trouble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_twin_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Droopy's_Double_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Droopy<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Droopy's Double Trouble is the 11th animated short featuring Droopy. It was the first short to introduce one of Droopy's relatives.<EOS>
4461,25157,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tedd Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dissociative_identity_disorder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prize_Pest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Prize Pest is a 1951 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Robert McKimson, and written by Tedd Pierce. The cartoon was released on December 22, 1951, and stars Daffy Duck and Porky Pig.<EOS>"
4462,138622,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Cukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_O._Selznick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lionel Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wallace Beery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean Harlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marie Dressler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edmund Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billie Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lee Tracy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Cukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_O._Selznick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Marion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Ogden_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_J._Mankiewicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dinner at Eight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_upper_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Frances_Marion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Cukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_O._Selznick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edna_Ferber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Great_Depression_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinner_at_Eight_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Herman_J._Mankiewicz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dinner at Eight is a 1933 American pre-Code comedy-drama film directed by George Cukor from a screenplay by Frances Marion and Herman J. Mankiewicz, based on George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber's 1932 play of the same title. The film features an ensemble cast of Marie Dressler, John Barrymore, Wallace Beery, Jean Harlow, Lionel Barrymore, Lee Tracy, Edmund Lowe, and Billie Burke.Dinner at Eight continues to be acclaimed by critics; review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reports an approval rating of 91% based on 22 reviews.In 2023, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being ""culturally, historically or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
4463,47464,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brett Donowho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saban_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brett Donowho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sasha Yelaun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred Roos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Colin Floom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Micah Haley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>R. Bryan Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Paschall Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolas_Cage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saban_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Old Way<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2023_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Upcoming_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2023_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Old Way is a 2023 American Western film directed by Brett Donowho, from a screenplay by Carl W. Lucas, and starring Nicolas Cage as a retired gunman on a mission to find the outlaws who killed his wife.The film was theatrically released by Saban Films on January 6, 2023, and received mixed reviews by critics.<EOS>"
4464,161550,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Howard_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_O'Brien_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Howard_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gun Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Bert_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Law_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gun Law is a 1938 film. It made a profit of $47,000.<EOS>"
4465,103496,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>GSF<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Forster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Journey Through Rosebud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Johnny_Mandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Dakota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journey_Through_Rosebud<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Dakota<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Journey Through Rosebud is a 1972 drama film directed by Tom Gries. It stars Robert Forster.<EOS>
4466,165642,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Hal_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Hal_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Children's_Film_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Hal_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gilbert Church<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Hal_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Russell_(English_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Hal_5<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Hal_5<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Children's_Film_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Hal_5<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Hal_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Adventures of Hal 5<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Hal_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Hal_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Hal_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Hal_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Hal_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Adventures_of_Hal_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Adventures of Hal 5 (also known as Hal Five) is a 1958 British children's adventure film directed by Don Sharp and starring William Russell and John Glyn-Jones. It was produced for the Children's Film Foundation (CCF) and was written by Sharp based on the 1955 novel Hal 5 and the Haywards by Henry Donald.<EOS>
4467,159514,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judy Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diana Beaumont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Bennett_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mannequin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannequin_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_A._Cooper<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mannequin is a 1933 British drama film directed by George A. Cooper and starring Harold French, Judy Kelly and Diana Beaumont. It was made at Twickenham Studios in London with sets designed by the art director James A. Carter. Produced as a quota quickie, it was released by the American distributor RKO.<EOS>"
4468,135519,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Egyptian Melodies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mummy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Egyptian_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Egyptian Melodies is a 1931 Silly Symphonies animated short film produced by Walt Disney and directed by Wilfred Jackson.<EOS>
4469,53522,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_of_the_Golds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ross Kagan Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_of_the_Golds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Twilight of the Golds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_of_the_Golds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_of_the_Golds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_of_the_Golds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_of_the_Golds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_of_the_Golds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_of_the_Golds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_of_the_Golds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_of_the_Golds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_of_the_Golds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_of_the_Golds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lee_Holdridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_of_the_Golds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Twilight of the Golds is an American drama film directed by Ross Kagan Marks, based upon the play The Twilight of the Golds by Jonathan Tolins. The film was screened at the January 1997 Sundance Film Festival prior to its broadcast premiere on Showtime in March 1997. The cast includes Jennifer Beals, Brendan Fraser, Garry Marshall, Faye Dunaway and Jon Tenney. The film deals with the issue of fictional genetic testing, and asks the question, ""if testing could reveal the sexual orientation of your unborn child, and you knew he or she would be gay, would you abort?"".<EOS>"
4470,149092,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Spottiswoode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Goodale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Spottiswoode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Potter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mesmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Austria, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Nyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1770s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1780s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Austrian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Spottiswoode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_physicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Austrian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mesmer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dennis_Potter<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Mesmer is a 1994 Austrian-Canadian-British-German biographical film directed by Roger Spottiswoode from a script by Dennis Potter. It stars Alan Rickman as Franz Anton Mesmer and depicts his radical new ways as a pioneering physician.<EOS>
4471,136292,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Ridgwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Stoll Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Humphreys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Croker-King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Owen Roughwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Teddy Arundell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Ridgwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stoll_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Ridgwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Four Just Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stoll_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Four_Just_Men_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Ridgwell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Four Just Men is a 1921 British silent crime film directed by George Ridgwell and starring Cecil Humphreys, Teddy Arundell and Charles Croker-King. It was based on the 1905 novel The Four Just Men by Edgar Wallace. The film still survives unlike many other silent films of the era which are now considered lost. Its plot concerns four vigilantes who seek revenge for the public against criminals.<EOS>"
4472,168277,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowdy_Herrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artisan_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelly_Strong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Guilfoyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Beswick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Spader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_L._Keith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Stefanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowdy_Herrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artisan_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelly_Strong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Guilfoyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Beswick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowdy_Herrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Stickup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Kitay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stickup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rowdy_Herrington<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Stickup is a 2002 American action crime-drama film written and directed by Rowdy Herrington and starring James Spader with Leslie Stefanson and David Keith. It was released in 2002.<EOS>
4473,69116,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frontier Outlaws<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Outlaws<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Billy_the_Kid_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frontier Outlaws is a 1944 American Western film directed by Sam Newfield and shot at Corriganville Movie Ranch. It was the second film in Producers Releasing Corporation's Billy the Kid film series where Crabbe was credited as ""Billy Carson"".<EOS>"
4474,80542,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florenz_Ziegfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Cantor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleanor_Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ethel_Shutta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florenz_Ziegfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Owen_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_M._Conselman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Anthony_McGuire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E.J._Rath<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hobart_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Whoopee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Samuel_Goldwyn_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Early_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopee!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goldwyn_Girls<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Whoopee! is a 1930 American pre-Code comedy musical Western film photographed in two-color Technicolor. It was directed by Thornton Freeland and stars Eddie Cantor, Ethel Shutta and Eleanor Hunt. The film's plot closely follows that of the 1928 stage show produced by Florenz Ziegfeld.<EOS>"
4475,147401,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Grand National Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hay_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Everest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Lomas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Inquest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inquest_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Highbury_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Inquest is a 1939 British crime film directed by Roy Boulting and starring Elizabeth Allan, Herbert Lomas, Hay Petrie and Barbara Everest. It was based on the play Inquest by Michael Barringer which had previously been adapted as Inquest in 1931. The film was a quota quickie made at Highbury Studios to be used as a supporting feature.<EOS>"
4476,135593,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Allied Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Dear Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bronston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sophia Loren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raf Vallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Herbert Lom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlton Heston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geneviève Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Douglas Wilmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>El Cid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Madrid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_11th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Miklós_Rózsa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Samuel_Bronston_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_province_of_Cuenca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Cid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_El_Cid<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>El Cid is a 1961 epic historical drama film directed by Anthony Mann and produced by Samuel Bronston. The film is loosely based on the life of the 11th-century Castilian knight and warlord Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, called ""El Cid"" (from the Arabic al-sidi, meaning ""The Lord""). The film stars Charlton Heston in the title role and Sophia Loren as El Cid's wife  Doña Jimena, spelled ""Chimene"" in the script and pronounced that way (shim-ain) in the film. The screenplay is credited to Fredric M. Frank, Philip Yordan and Ben Barzman, with uncredited contributions by Bernard Gordon.During the late 1950s, Samuel Bronston had established his own production studio in Madrid, Spain. To strengthen cordial ties to the Spanish government ruled by Francisco Franco, Bronston began developing a biographical film of El Cid. During his reign, Franco had admired and compared himself to El Cid. In 1960, Bronston purchased Frederic M. Frank's script, and hired Anthony Mann to direct the film. Philip Yordan was later hired to rewrite the script, although Mann later recruited Ben Barzman to write the final screenplay. Before principal photography began, Bronston purchased the rights to a rival biographical film developed by Cesáreo González's Aspa Films, making the film an Italian co-production. On a $7 million budget, filming of El Cid began in September 1960 and concluded in April 1961.El Cid premiered on December 6, 1961 at the Metropole Theatre in London, and was released on December 14 in the United States. The film received largely positive reviews praising the performances of Heston and Loren, the cinematography, and the musical score. It went on to gross $26.6 million during its initial theatrical run. It was nominated for three Academy Awards for Best Art Direction, Best Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture, and Best Original Song.<EOS>"
4477,192,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R.W._Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robby_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zsa_Zsa_Gabor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Rocket<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Mull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martha Longley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R.W._Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:California_Girls_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>California Girls is a 1985 American made-for-television comedy-drama film starring Robby Benson and Martin Mull, directed by Rick Wallace. It originally aired on ABC on March 24, 1985.<EOS>"
4478,72269,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Stevens_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Willocks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Stevens_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Benedict<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Capers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Metzler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Holliman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judith_Hoag<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_McGrady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_MacDonald_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Massee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Billig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Livier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Clendenin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Stevens_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Willocks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Stevens_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Willocks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bad City Blues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_City_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bad City Blues is a 1999 American drama and crime film directed by Michael Stevens.This film starring Michael Massee, Michael McGrady, Judith Hoag, Jim Metzler and Simon Billig in the lead roles.<EOS>"
4479,81626,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellaline Terriss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margot Grahame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Glamour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Glamour is a 1931 British drama film directed by Seymour Hicks and Harry Hughes and starring Hicks, Ellaline Terriss and Margot Grahame. A young, ruthless woman falls in love with a rising actor. It was loosely remade for the 1934 American film Glamour.  There are currently no known surviving copies of the original film.<EOS>"
4480,51071,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fairchild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal-International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bertram Ostrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Raymond Anzarut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Clements_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Craig_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_Addams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fairchild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal-International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fairchild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Silent Enemy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underwater_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Mediterranean_Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Alwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Fairchild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Navy_in_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Gibraltar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Gibraltar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Silent_Enemy_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gibraltar_in_World_War_II<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Silent Enemy is a black and white 1958 British action film, directed by William Fairchild and starring Laurence Harvey, Dawn Addams, Michael Craig and John Clements. Based on Marshall Pugh's 1956 book Commander Crabb, the film follows the publicity created by Lionel Crabb's mysterious disappearance and likely death during a Cold War incident 2 years earlier (April 1956).The film depicts events in Gibraltar harbour during the World War II Italian frogman and manned torpedo attacks, although the film's depiction of the events is highly fictionalised. It was the first Universal Pictures film in SuperScope.Enlisted men refer to Crabb as ""Crabbie"" throughout, alluding to his crabby nature.<EOS>"
4481,144730,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Downey_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinema 5<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cyma Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luana_Anders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Henderson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Downey_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Downey_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Greaser's Palace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Downey_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Downey_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greaser's_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Nitzsche<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Greaser's Palace is a 1972 American Western film written and directed by Robert Downey Sr. It stars Allan Arbus as Jesse, a man with amnesia who heals the sick, resurrects the dead and tap dances on water on the American frontier. A parable based on the life of Jesus in the New Testament, the film has been described as an acid Western.<EOS>"
4482,165780,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Katz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sara_Berner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Webb_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Katz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Gee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Movie_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Porky's Movie Mystery is a 1939 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated cartoon directed by Bob Clampett. The short was released on March 11, 1939, and stars Porky Pig. It is a parody of the Mr. Moto series.<EOS>"
4483,161411,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Steven Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paul Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Assante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Voight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilford_Brimley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eileen_Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kaye_Ballard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joey Villa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Voight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eternity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_reincarnation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternity_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Middle_Ages<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Eternity is a 1990 American drama film directed by Steven Paul and written by Jon Voight with Paul and his mother Dorothy Koster Paul. The theme of the film is reincarnation.<EOS>
4484,151491,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Trenchard-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darryl Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirk_Benedict<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chad_Everett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erin_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Parker_Stevenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Trenchard-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Trenchard-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Official_Denial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Official Denial is a 1993 made-for-television science fiction film directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith and written by Bryce Zabel, starring Parker Stevenson, Dirk Benedict and Erin Gray, about a man who is abducted by aliens. It is eventually revealed that the aliens are in reality humans from the future.The film was shot on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.Official Denial was SyFy's first vidpic, when the television channel was still called Sci-Fi Channel.<EOS>"
4485,149876,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_jungles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Apes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy of the Apes is a 1934 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, the first supervised by Ben Hardaway. The short was released on May 26, 1934, and stars Buddy, the second star of the series.<EOS>"
4486,165776,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Porky's Bear Facts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Bear_Facts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Aesop's_Fables<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Porky's Bear Facts is a 1941 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on March 29, 1941, and stars Porky Pig. The voices were performed by Mel Blanc.This short is an adaptation of the Aesop fable ""The Ant and the Grasshopper"".<EOS>"
4487,77276,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephanie Austin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arnold Schwarzenegger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Paxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Lee Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tia Carrere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Art Malik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>True Lies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Musical_or_Comedy_Actress_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brad_Fiedel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_kidnapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Maryland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_jihadism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_James_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_Lies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lightstorm_Entertainment_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>True Lies is a 1994 American action comedy film written and directed by James Cameron. It stars Arnold Schwarzenegger as Harry Tasker, a U.S. government agent, who struggles to balance his double life as a spy with his familial duties, and Jamie Lee Curtis as his unknowing wife. Tom Arnold, Bill Paxton, Art Malik, Tia Carrere, Eliza Dushku, and Charlton Heston star in supporting roles. The screenplay is based on the 1991 French comedy film La Totale!. The film was the first Lightstorm Entertainment project to be distributed under Cameron's multimillion-dollar production deal with 20th Century Fox, as well as the first major production for the visual effects company Digital Domain, which was co-founded by Cameron. It was also the first film to cost $100 million.True Lies received mostly positive reviews from critics, and ultimately grossed $378 million worldwide at the box office, becoming the third-highest-grossing film of 1994. For her performance, Curtis won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy and the Saturn Award for Best Actress, while Cameron won the Saturn Award for Best Director. It was also nominated at the Academy Awards and BAFTAs in the Best Visual Effects category, and also for seven Saturn Awards. A streaming television series adaptation premiered in 2023.A 2004 ruling by the Court of Appeal of Paris found that True Lies and La Totale! were plagiarized from an unproduced 1981 screenplay, Émilie, by Lucien Lambert.<EOS>"
4488,126246,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Telamerica Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edmund M. Tate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_McGavin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marsha_Hunt_(actress,_born_1917)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Word to the Wives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Word_to_the_Wives...<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sponsored_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>A Word to the Wives is a 1955 sponsored comedy film directed by Norman Lloyd and starring Marsha Hunt and Darren McGavin.<EOS>
4489,59583,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Without_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bix Skahill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Without_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sony Pictures Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Without_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Life Without Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Without_Dick<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Without_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Without_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Without_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Without_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Without_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Without_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Without_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Without_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_contract_killing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Without_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Without_Dick<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_direct-to-video_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Life Without Dick is a direct-to-video 2002 American black comedy film written and directed by Bix Skahill. The film focuses on the relationship that develops between an incompetent hitman and a woman who accidentally kills her boyfriend when she discovers he's leaving her for another woman.<EOS>
4490,35997,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rafal Zielinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>David WhittenGreycat Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Neo Modern Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rafal Zielinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James R. Zatolokin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alicia_Witt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_R._Moses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renée_Humphrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teensploitation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rafal_Zielinski<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fun is a 1994 Canadian independent drama film starring Alicia Witt and Renée Humphrey, and directed by Rafal Zielinski. The film centers on the murder of an elderly woman by two mentally unstable girls. Both Witt and Humphrey won a Special Jury Recognition award at the 1994 Sundance Film Festival. The film is based on a play by James Bosley, which was in turn based on an actual murder that was committed in Auburn, California in 1983 by 14-year-old Shirley Wolf and 15-year-old Cindy Collier. The film's title is derived from a diary entry by Wolf, which read: ""Today, Cindy and I ran away and killed an old lady. It was lots of fun."" The film is told in flashbacks detailing the girls' relationship (in color), and their time in juvenile detention center (in black and white).<EOS>"
4491,144339,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elizabeth Avellán<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Antonio Banderas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ricardo Montalbán<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Holland Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Buscemi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carla Gugino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexa Vega<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daryl Sabara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Avellán<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Indian_Ocean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troublemaker_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Elizabeth_Avellán<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Fort_Worth,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2011<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Antonio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Austin,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_motion_capture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_spy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spy_Kids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Milan_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:John_Debney_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robert_Rodriguez_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pop_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spy_Kids_2:_The_Island_of_Lost_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rock_soundtracks<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams is a 2002 American spy action comedy film co-produced, written, shot, edited, co-composed, and directed by Robert Rodriguez. It is the sequel to Spy Kids (2001) and the second installment in the Spy Kids film series. The film stars Antonio Banderas, Carla Gugino, Alexa Vega, Daryl Sabara, Mike Judge, Ricardo Montalbán, Holland Taylor, Christopher McDonald, Cheech Marin, Steve Buscemi, and introducing Emily Osment in her film debut. It tells the story of Carmen and Juni heading to a mysterious island filled with hybrid creatures to recover a stolen device while competing against two rival agents.Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams premiered at the Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles, California on July 28, 2002, and was released in the United States on August 7, by Dimension Films. The film received generally positive reviews from critics and grossed over $119 million worldwide against a production budget of $38 million.A sequel, Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over, was released in 2003.<EOS>"
4492,49518,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Knowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Wellesley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Knowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Wellesley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Reluctant Widow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1810s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Reluctant_Widow_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Napoleonic_Wars_spy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Reluctant Widow is a 1950 British historical drama film directed by Bernard Knowles and starring Jean Kent, Guy Rolfe, Paul Dupuis and Lana Morris. It iwas written by Gordon Wellesley and Basil Boothroyd (as J.B. Boothroyd) based on the 1946 novel The Reluctant Widow by Georgette Heyer. The screenplay concerns a governess who marries a British aristocrat, and inherits his country house when he dies. The ongoing Napoleonic Wars see her become embroiled with a spy ring.<EOS>"
4493,82504,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>William Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kramreither<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Rubeš<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Henshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Davidson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kramreither<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lions for Breakfast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_for_Breakfast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lions for Breakfast is a Canadian family drama film, directed by William Davidson and released in 1975. The film centres on two brothers, 22-year old Trick (Jim Henshaw) and ten-year-old Zanny (Danny Forbes), who are on a bus trip to find a new place to live after the death of their parents. The supporting cast includes Jan Rubeš as Ivan, an older drifter the brothers connect with on the trip; Susan Petrie as Jenny, a young woman who becomes a love interest for Trick; and Paul Bradley as Charlie, a garage attendant.The film premiered on May 7, 1975 at the Guelph Spring Festival.It was a Canadian Film Award nominee for Best Picture at the 26th Canadian Film Awards, but did not win. It won the Canadian Film Award for Best Musical Score.The film was broadcast by CBC Television on the CBC Film Festival series in 1980.<EOS>"
4494,125484,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emeric_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Eagle-Lion Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Emeric Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_Sim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sgt John Sweet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Canterbury Tale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1943<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_by_Powell_and_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Canterbury_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Canterbury Tale is a 1944 British film by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger starring Eric Portman, Sheila Sim, Dennis Price and Sgt. John Sweet; Esmond Knight provided narration and played two small roles. For the post-war American release, Raymond Massey narrated and Kim Hunter was added to the film. The film was made in black and white, and was the first of two collaborations between Powell and Pressburger and cinematographer Erwin Hillier.Much of the film's visual style is a mixture of British realism and Hillier's German Expressionist style that is harnessed through a neo-romantic sense of the English landscape. The concept that 'the past always haunts the present' in the English landscape was already part of English literary culture, e.g. in works by Rudyard Kipling such as Puck of Pook's Hill, and would become a notable trope for British novelists and film-makers from the 1960s. A Canterbury Tale takes its title from the 14th-century The Canterbury Tales of Geoffrey Chaucer and loosely uses Chaucer's theme of ""eccentric characters on a religious pilgrimage"" to highlight the wartime experiences of the citizens of Kent and encourage wartime Anglo-American friendship and understanding. Anglo-American relations were also explored in Powell and Pressburger's previous film The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp and in more detail in their subsequent film A Matter of Life and Death.<EOS>"
4495,91352,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Robinson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrea Sperling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jasmine Kosovic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sara Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Meagan Good<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jordana Brewster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill Ritchie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Devon Aoki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Robinson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Sperling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Robinson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>D.E.B.S.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Features_based_on_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Girls_with_guns_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Angela_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Andrea_Sperling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Destination_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:D.E.B.S._(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>D.E.B.S. is a 2004 American action comedy film written, edited and directed by Angela Robinson, a feature-length adaptation of her 2003 short film of the same name. D.E.B.S. follows the relationship between spy-in-training Amy Bradshaw and supervillain Lucy Diamond.D.E.B.S. received mixed reviews from critics and was described as underperforming at the box office on its initial release. It has since gained a reputation as a cult classic, especially amongst the queer community.<EOS>"
4496,53918,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randall Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Vandergilt Diamond Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vandergilt_Diamond_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Randall_Faye<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Vandergilt Diamond Mystery is a 1936 British comedy crime film directed by Randall Faye and starring Betty Astell, Bruce Seton and Hilary Pritchard. It was made at Shepperton Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
4497,98672,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Erickson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night of the Prowler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Prowler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Butcher's_Film_Service_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Night of the Prowler is a 1962 British crime 'B' film directed by Francis Searle and starring Patrick Holt, Colette Wilde and John Horsley. It was written by Paul Erickson.<EOS>"
4498,159654,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice J. Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Wright_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Dorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Dainton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Meynell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The House in Marsh Road<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Marsh_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Montgomery_Tully<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The House in Marsh Road, known on American television as Invisible Creature, is a 1960 British horror suspense film produced by Maurice J. Wilson, directed by Montgomery Tully and starring Tony Wright, Patricia Dainton and Sandra Dorne. The plot centres on a benevolent poltergeist in a country home that protects a woman from her homicidal husband. It may be one of the first films to use the word 'poltergeist' in reference to a spirit or ghost. The film was never released to theatres in the USA and instead went straight to television.The screenplay, also by Wilson, is based on the 1960 novel The House in Marsh Road by Laurence Meynell.<EOS>"
4499,139741,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Famuyiwa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Stage 6 Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sony Pictures Releasing International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Open Road Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Forest Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nina Yang Bongiovi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zoë Kravitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kimberly Elise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kiersey Clemons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Revolori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blake Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shameik Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tyga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>ASAP Rocky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chanel Iman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Famuyiwa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_6_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Road_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Entertainment_Motion_Picture_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forest_Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nina_Yang_Bongiovi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Famuyiwa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Open_Road_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_hip_hop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cryptocurrencies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_filmmakers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Germaine_Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rick_Famuyiwa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dope_(2015_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dope is a 2015 American coming-of-age comedy-drama film written and directed by Rick Famuyiwa and produced by Forest Whitaker and Nina Yang Bongiovi. It stars Shameik Moore, Tony Revolori, Kiersey Clemons, Kimberly Elise, Chanel Iman, Tyga, Blake Anderson, Zoë Kravitz and ASAP Rocky in his film debut. The film was also executive produced by Pharrell Williams and co-executive produced by Sean Combs.The film premiered at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival on January 24, 2015 in Park City, Utah and was released in North America on June 19 by Open Road Films. It was re-released on September 4 during the Labor Day holiday weekend. The film received positive reviews.<EOS>"
4500,167289,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Producers Releasing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Mooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Fromkess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Mooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Fromkess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_L._Schrock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_O._Hoyt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Missing Corpse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Karl_Hajos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Corpse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Herman<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Missing Corpse is a 1945 American comedy mystery film directed by Albert Herman.<EOS>
4501,69362,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Raymond A. Klune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Widmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Francen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bella_Darvi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hempstead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_L._Lasky,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hell and High Water<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tokyo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_submarine_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_and_High_Water_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Samuel_Fuller<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Hell and High Water is a 1954 American Technicolor Cold War drama film from 20th Century Fox, directed by Samuel Fuller and starring Richard Widmark, Bella Darvi, and Victor Francen. The film was made to showcase CinemaScope in the confined sets of a submarine, and is not related to the 1933 film by the same name.<EOS>"
4502,30236,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Lewin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Lewin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Lewin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saadia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Morocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Morocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bronisław_Kaper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saadia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Lewin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Saadia is a 1953 adventure film directed by Albert Lewin and starring Mel Ferrer and Cornel Wilde. Set in Morocco, and based on a novel by the French writer Francis D'Autheville, it tells of a love triangle.<EOS>"
4503,119843,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jamie Selkirk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Astin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Combs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael J. Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jake Busey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trini Alvarado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dee Wallace Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Dobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fran_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Frighteners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_afterlife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Resurrection_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_exorcism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_make-up_by_Rick_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:WingNut_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Fran_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frighteners<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Jackson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Frighteners is a 1996 supernatural comedy horror film directed by Peter Jackson and co-written with  Fran Walsh. The film stars Michael J. Fox, Trini Alvarado, Peter Dobson, John Astin, Dee Wallace Stone, Jeffrey Combs, R. Lee Ermey and Jake Busey. The Frighteners tells the story of Frank Bannister (Fox), an architect who develops psychic abilities allowing him to see, hear, and communicate with ghosts after his wife's murder. He initially uses his new abilities to befriend ghosts, whom he sends to haunt people so that he can charge them handsome fees for ""exorcising"" the ghosts. However, the spirit of a mass murderer appears posing as the Grim Reaper, able to attack the living and the dead, prompting Frank to investigate the supernatural presence.Jackson and Walsh conceived the idea for The Frighteners during the script-writing phase of Heavenly Creatures. Executive producer Robert Zemeckis hired the duo to write the script, with the original intention of Zemeckis directing The Frighteners as a spin-off film of the television series Tales from the Crypt. With Jackson and Walsh's first draft submitted in January 1994, Zemeckis believed the film would be better off directed by Jackson, produced by Zemeckis and funded/distributed by Universal Studios. The visual effects were created by Jackson's Weta Digital, which had only been in existence for three years. This, plus the fact that The Frighteners required more digital effects shots than almost any movie made until that time, resulted in the eighteen-month period for effects work by Weta Digital being largely stressed.Despite a rushed post-production schedule, Universal was so impressed with Jackson's rough cut on The Frighteners, the studio moved the theatrical release date up by three months. The film was not a box office success, barely making back its budget, but it received generally positive reviews from critics. The film gained a cult following and is considered an overlooked work in Jackson's catalog.<EOS>"
4504,165221,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_C._Gratz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pyramid Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joan C. Gratz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean G. Poulot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_C._Gratz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_C._Gratz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mona Lisa Descending a Staircase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stop-motion_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Lisa_Descending_a_Staircase<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_painters<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Mona Lisa Descending a Staircase is a 1992 American animated short by Joan C. Gratz.<EOS>
4505,122918,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Job_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenny_Golde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Job_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel and Marc Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Job_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenny_Golde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Job_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenny_Golde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Job_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Job<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Job_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Job_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Job_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Job_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Job_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Job_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Job is a 2003 American crime drama film directed and written by Kenny Golde Starring Daryl Hannah, Brad Renfro and Dominique Swain.<EOS>"
4506,104543,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowland_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Tracy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Eilers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Raft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marguerite_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowland_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowland_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Quick Millions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_William_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Quick_Millions_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rowland_Brown<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Quick Millions is a 1931 pre-Code crime film directed by Rowland Brown and starring Spencer Tracy, Marguerite Churchill, Sally Eilers, and featuring George Raft as the sidekick with a solo eccentric dance performance.It was the first of only three films directed by Rowland Brown.<EOS>"
4507,166048,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Semiotics_of_the_Kitchen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Rosler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Semiotics_of_the_Kitchen<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Rosler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Semiotics_of_the_Kitchen<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Semiotics of the Kitchen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Semiotics_of_the_Kitchen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Semiotics_of_the_Kitchen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Semiotics_of_the_Kitchen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Semiotics_of_the_Kitchen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Semiotics_of_the_Kitchen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Semiotics_of_the_Kitchen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cooking_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Semiotics_of_the_Kitchen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Semiotics_of_the_Kitchen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Semiotics_of_the_Kitchen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Performances<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Semiotics_of_the_Kitchen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Semiotics<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Semiotics of the Kitchen is a feminist parody single-channel video and performance piece released in 1975 by Martha Rosler. The video, which runs six minutes, is considered a critique of the commodified versions of traditional women's roles in modern society.<EOS>"
4508,102823,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fox-Terror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_foxes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fox-Terror is a 1957 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on May 11, 1957, and features Foghorn Leghorn and the Barnyard Dawg. The title is a play on the dog breed name ""Fox Terrier"".By the time of this cartoon's release, the Stephen Foster song ""Camptown Races"" has been established as Foghorn Leghorn's theme; in other cartoons Foghorn normally hums the verse, but in this cartoon he sings specially-written lyrics about fishing.The cartoon also briefly paid homage to the then-wildly popular genre of television quiz shows, particularly The $64,000 Question which, like many other quiz shows of the day, would soon become embroiled in scandal and be taken off the air a year later.<EOS>"
4509,31805,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder:_Ultimate_Grounds_for_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morris_Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder:_Ultimate_Grounds_for_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Portman Entertainment Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder:_Ultimate_Grounds_for_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Purcell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder:_Ultimate_Grounds_for_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morris_Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder:_Ultimate_Grounds_for_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder: Ultimate Grounds for Divorce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder:_Ultimate_Grounds_for_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom, Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder:_Ultimate_Grounds_for_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder:_Ultimate_Grounds_for_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder:_Ultimate_Grounds_for_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder:_Ultimate_Grounds_for_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder:_Ultimate_Grounds_for_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder:_Ultimate_Grounds_for_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Murder: Ultimate Grounds for Divorce is a British thriller film released in 1984, starring Roger Daltrey of the Who in the main role of Roger Cunningham.<EOS>"
4510,168890,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pappy's Puppy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pappy's_Puppy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pappy's Puppy is a 1955 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on December 17, 1955, and stars Sylvester the Cat. Mel Blanc provides all of the vocal characterizations; however, aside from whistling, Sylvester does not speak in this short.<EOS>"
4511,164856,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scent-imental Romeo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pepé_Le_Pew_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Penelope_Pussycat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_Foreign_Legion_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scent-imental_Romeo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_zoos<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scent-imental Romeo is a 1951 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on March 24, 1951, and stars Pepé Le Pew.<EOS>"
4512,60607,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_LeSaint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Film_Manufacturing_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_LeSaint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Film_Manufacturing_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Gates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lord John's Journal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1915_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_serial_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_LeSaint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_John's_Journal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lord John's Journal (also known as The Journal of Lord John) is a 5-episode series of American silent mystery films, directed by Edward J. Le Saint and based on a story by Harvey Gates. It stars William Garwood in the lead role.<EOS>"
4513,142112,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_with_Dolls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rene Perez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_with_Dolls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ> Edel Media & Entertainment,  Trans World Associates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_with_Dolls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ> Billy La Traille,  David A. Lockhart,  iDiC Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_with_Dolls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ> Natasha Blasick,  Richard Tyson,  Charlie Glackin,  Alanna Forte,  David A. Lockhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_with_Dolls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Playing with Dolls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_with_Dolls<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_with_Dolls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_with_Dolls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_with_Dolls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_with_Dolls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_with_Dolls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_with_Dolls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_with_Dolls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_with_Dolls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Serial_killer_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Playing with Dolls is a 2015 American slasher film directed by Rene Perez, co-written by Perez and Barry Massoni. It starred Natasha Blasick, Richard Tyson, Charlie Glackin, Alanna Forte, David A. Lockhart.<EOS>"
4514,163317,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ajax Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Carey_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gertrude Messinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edmund Cobb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rustler's Paradise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rustler's_Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rustler's Paradise is a 1935 American western film directed by Harry L. Fraser and starring Harry Carey, Gertrude Messinger and Edmund Cobb. It was produced by the Poverty Row studio Ajax Pictures for release as a second feature. It was later reissued by Astor Pictures in 1947.<EOS>"
4515,102041,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Culley Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Lockwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Desmonde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_Langley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cardboard Cavalier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1650s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Noel_Langley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Oliver_Cromwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cardboard_Cavalier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charles_II_of_England<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cardboard Cavalier is a 1948 British historical comedy film directed by Walter Forde and starring Sid Field, Margaret Lockwood and Jerry Desmonde. It was written by Noel Langley.It was the last film for Forde and Field. Field died of a heart attack shortly after the film was released.<EOS>"
4516,114920,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ana_Kokkinos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Al Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Long_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greta_Scacchi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Friels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Torv<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ana_Kokkinos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Book of Revelation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cezary_Skubiszewski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Book_of_Revelation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_thriller_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Book of Revelation is a 2006 Australian arthouse film directed by Ana Kokkinos and starring Tom Long, Greta Scacchi, Colin Friels, and Anna Torv. The film is adapted from the 2000 psychological fiction novel by Rupert Thomson. It tells the story of vengeance of a dancer named Daniel who is abducted and raped. It was produced by Al Clark and the soundtrack was created by Cezary Skubiszewski.<EOS>"
4517,161662,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenda_Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Jenkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_O'Brien_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Blondell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Duff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I've Got Your Number<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_telephony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernhard_Kaun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I've_Got_Your_Number_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Enright<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I've Got Your Number is a 1934 American Pre-Code romantic comedy film directed by Ray Enright and starring Joan Blondell, Pat O'Brien, Allen Jenkins and Glenda Farrell. The film was released by Warner Bros. on February 24, 1934. Two telephone repairmen romance a pair of blondes with many adventures. The supporting cast features Eugene Pallette.<EOS>"
4518,10488,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._George_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._George_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._F._Maltby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hunter_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blind Folly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blind_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blind Folly is a 1939 British comedy film directed by Reginald Denham and starring Clifford Mollison, Lilli Palmer, and Leslie Perrins. The screenplay concerns a man who inherits a nightclub that belonged to his brother but soon discovers that it is the headquarters for a dangerous criminal gang.It was made at Walton Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
4519,41544,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dana_Adam_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Alex_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ThinkFilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dana Adam Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dana Adam Shapiro, Tracy McKnight, Jeff Mandel, Walter Yetnikoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey V. Mandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brent_Poppen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Soares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Zupan_(sportsman)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Hogsett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Lujano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Igoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keith Cavill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dana_Adam_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Alex_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ThinkFilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dana_Adam_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murderball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music from the Film Murderball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Participant_(company)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MTV_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_paraplegics_or_quadriplegics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rhode_Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_sportspeople_with_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wheelchair_rugby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murderball_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Paralympics<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Murderball is a 2005 American documentary film about athletes who are physically disabled who play wheelchair rugby. It centers on the rivalry between the Canadian and American teams leading up to the 2004 Paralympic Games. It was directed by Henry Alex Rubin and Dana Adam Shapiro and produced by Jeffrey V. Mandel and Shapiro. It was nominated for Best Documentary Feature for the 78th Academy Awards. Murderball was the first and only MTV film released through THINKFilm as well as Participant Media.<EOS>
4520,85443,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Zinnemann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred Zinnemann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leo McKern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Orson Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susannah York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wendy Hiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Scofield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Zinnemann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Zinnemann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bolt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Man for All Seasons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_cinematographer_won_the_Best_Cinematography_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Film_BAFTA_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_director_won_the_Best_Directing_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1520s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1530s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georges_Delerue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Adapted_Screenplay_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Costume_Design_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Actor_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Henry_VIII<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tudor_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Drama_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_capital_punishment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lawyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_director_won_the_Best_Director_Golden_Globe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Drama_Picture_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Picture_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Catholicism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_British_Film_BAFTA_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Zinnemann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Bolt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Anne_Boleyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Thomas_More<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man_for_All_Seasons_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_legal_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Man for All Seasons is a 1966 British historical drama film directed and produced by Fred Zinnemann, adapted by Robert Bolt from his play of the same name. It depicts the final years of Sir Thomas More, the 16th-century Lord Chancellor of England who refused both to sign a letter asking Pope Clement VII to annul Henry VIII of England's marriage to Catherine of Aragon and to take an Oath of Supremacy declaring Henry Supreme Head of the Church of England.Paul Scofield, who had played More in the West End stage premiere, also took the role in the film, starring alongside Wendy Hiller, Robert Shaw, Susannah York, and Orson Welles. Also appearing are Nigel Davenport, Leo McKern, Corin Redgrave, Vanessa Redgrave and, in one of his earliest screen roles, John Hurt. The film was released by Columbia Pictures on 12 December 1966.A Man for All Seasons was a critical and box-office success. It won the Academy Award for Best Picture at the 39th Academy Awards, while the cast and crew won another five, including Best Director for Zinnemann and Best Actor for Scofield. It also won the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama and the BAFTA Awards for Best Film and Best British Film. In 1999, the British Film Institute named it the 43rd greatest British film of all time.<EOS>"
4521,69625,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>How to Play Football<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Oliver_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goofy_(Disney)_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Play_Football<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_animation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>How to Play Football is an animated comedy short film by Disney starring Goofy, released on September 15, 1944. The short was directed by Jack Kinney. The seven and a half minute film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film, but lost to the Tom and Jerry cartoon Mouse Trouble by MGM.<EOS>"
4522,154293,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzz_Feitshans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sylvester Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Crenna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzz_Feitshans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheldon_Lettich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rambo III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rambo III: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carolco_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_Asia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_United_States_Army_Special_Forces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Afghanistan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pakistan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pakistan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_anti-communist_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Buzz_Feitshans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Soviet–Afghan_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rambo_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rambo III is a 1988 American action film starring Sylvester Stallone as Vietnam War veteran John Rambo. Directed by Peter MacDonald, the script was co-written by Stallone and Sheldon Lettich. It is a sequel to Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985) and is the third installment in the Rambo series. Richard Crenna reprises his role as Colonel Sam Trautman.The film depicts fictional events during the Soviet–Afghan War. In the film, Rambo sets out on a dangerous journey to the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan in order to rescue his former commander and his longtime best friend, Col. Trautman, from the hands of an extremely powerful and ruthless Soviet Army colonel who is bent on killing both Trautman and Rambo, while helping a local band of Afghan rebels fight against Soviet forces threatening to destroy their village.Rambo III was released worldwide on May 25, 1988. At the time of its release, Rambo III was the most expensive film ever made with a production budget between $58 and $63 million. The film was not well received by critics and grossed less than its predecessor, Rambo: First Blood Part II, earning $189 million worldwide. It was nominated for five categories at the 9th Golden Raspberry Awards, winning Worst Actor. A sequel, Rambo, was released in 2008 with Stallone reprising his role and also directing the film.<EOS>"
4523,139387,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Woody Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Greenhut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Kavner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Woody Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Herrmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dom_DeLuise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_J._Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayim_Bialik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woody_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Greenhut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Woody_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Letty_Aronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Woody_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Greenhut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Drink_the_Water_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jean_Doumanian<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Drink the Water is a 1994 American made-for-television comedy film written and directed by Woody Allen, based on his 1966 play.  This is the second filmed version of the play, after a 1969 theatrical version starring Jackie Gleason left Allen dissatisfied.The story revolves around a family of American tourists (played by Allen, Julie Kavner, and Mayim Bialik) that gets trapped behind the Iron Curtain.  Michael J. Fox plays the American ambassador's son.This is the second time Allen wrote and performed in a movie made for television (Men of Crisis: The Harvey Wallinger Story was filmed in 1971 but was never broadcast). The film was not well-received by critics.<EOS>"
4524,163340,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Laurence Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Cushingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laurence Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Whitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ireland_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meg_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joanna_Pettet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Gross_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Welcome to Arrow Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Arrow_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Welcome to Arrow Beach is a 1974 American horror film directed by and starring Laurence Harvey. Following its limited theatrical release, an edited version of the film was reissued in 1976 under the title Tender Flesh. This was Harvey's final film.<EOS>"
4525,78579,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_City_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_City_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wanted!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wanted! is a 1937 British comedy film directed by George King and starring Zasu Pitts, Claude Dampier and Mark Daly. It was made at Shepperton Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
4526,104495,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Kestrel Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tony Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleonor_Forsythe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Crutchley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prostitute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prostitute_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Prostitute is a 1980 British drama film, the directorial debut of Tony Garnett who also wrote and produced the film.The film tells the story of Sandra  (Eleanor Forsythe), ""an ambitious working girl who moves to London.""<EOS>"
4527,24788,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Fred Halsted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Halsted Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred Halsted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Halsted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Blount<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Frost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joey Yale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Coates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Halsted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Halsted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Halsted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>L.A. Plays Itself<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:L.A._Plays_Itself<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>L.A. Plays Itself is a 1972 American experimental gay pornographic film, directed and produced by Fred Halsted.At the film's screening, Salvador Dalí was reportedly quoted as saying, ""new information for me"".<EOS>"
4528,147013,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twickenham_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twickenham_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In the Soup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Soup_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Edwards<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In the Soup is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Henry Edwards and starring Ralph Lynn, Judy Gunn, Morton Selten and Nelson Keys.<EOS>"
4529,48651,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Levin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_C._Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlton_Heston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Levin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_C._Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Patrick_(dramatist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The President's Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sol_C._Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1810s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1800s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1790s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1780s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1820s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Andrew_Jackson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The President's Lady is a 1953 biopic by 20th Century Fox directed by Henry Levin. The screenplay by John Patrick was adapted from the eponymous 1951 novel by Irving Stone, based on the life of American president Andrew Jackson and his marriage to Rachel Donelson Robards. Sol C. Siegel produced the film with Levin as associate producer. The musical score is by Alfred Newman and the cinematography by Leo Tover.The film stars Susan Hayward and Charlton Heston with John McIntire and Fay Bainter. It was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Art Direction: Lyle R. Wheeler, Leland Fuller and Paul S. Fox and for Best Costume Design: Charles LeMaire and Renié. Andrew Jackson IV, a great-grandson of Andrew Jackson, lived in Los Angeles and played a U.S. Senator in the background of an inauguration scene. Charlton Heston played Andrew Jackson once again in The Buccaneer (1958).<EOS>"
4530,48119,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nicholas Tomnay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnolia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Victor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stacey Testro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Reddy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clayne_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hyde_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnolia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Victor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Perfect Host<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Features_based_on_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_kidnapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bank_robbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Swihart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Perfect_Host<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_black_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Perfect Host is a 2010 American black comedy psychological thriller film co-written and directed by Nicholas Tomnay in his feature directorial debut, and starring David Hyde Pierce and Clayne Crawford. It is a remake of Tomnay's short film The Host (2001).The Perfect Host was released in the United States in July 2011. It received mixed reviews from critics, who praised the performances of Hyde Pierce and Crawford, but criticized the pacing.<EOS>"
4531,67553,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Seiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Blackmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Mackaill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Richmond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julanne_Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Seiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strictly Modern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_National_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Seiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Modern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_lost_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strictly Modern  is a 1930 American pre-Code comedy film directed by William A. Seiter and starring Dorothy Mackaill and Sidney Blackmer. It was produced and released by First National Pictures and was based on the play, entitled Cousin Kate, written by Hubert Henry Davies.<EOS>"
4532,160092,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ray Densham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Levy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ray Densham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sylvia Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Levy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shooting Stars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooting_Stars_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_cinema_of_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Shooting Stars is a 1950 British documentary film about movie stars directed by Ray Densham. It was one of the earliest productions from Anglo-Amalgamated.<EOS>
4533,128735,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Weissmuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jungle Jim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jungle_Jim_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jungle_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jungle Jim is a 1948 American adventure film directed by William Berke and starring Johnny Weissmuller. It is based on Alex Raymond's Jungle Jim comic strip and was distributed by Columbia Pictures. It is the first picture in the Jungle Jim series that consists of 16 films originally released between 1948 and 1955.In 1954, Columbia turned over its Jungle Jim rights to its television subsidiary, and in the last three films of the motion picture series Weissmuller's character was referred to as ""Johnny Weissmuller"" instead of Jungle Jim (but they are still regarded by fans as part of the ""Jungle Jim"" film series).Devil Goddess (1955) was the last entry in the series, as well as being Weissmuller's last feature film, after which he starred in the Jungle Jim TV series.<EOS>"
4534,126119,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roman_Polanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Prada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hi! Production<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>R.P. Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Kingsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helena_Bonham_Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roman_Polanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Prada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roman_Polanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Harwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Therapy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roman_Polanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Roman_Polanski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Therapy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alexandre_Desplat<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Therapy is a 2012 comedy short film created by Prada to promote their brand. The short was written and directed by Roman Polanski and stars Ben Kingsley and Helena Bonham Carter.<EOS>
4535,98419,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Nicchiarelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnolia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trine_Dyrholm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Gordon Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Nicchiarelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnolia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanna_Nicchiarelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nico, 1988<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Belgium<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_rock_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_drama_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Belgian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_German_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Susanna_Nicchiarelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nico,_1988<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgian_historical_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Nico, 1988 is a 2017 biographical drama film written and directed by Susanna Nicchiarelli. A co-production between Italy and Belgium, the film chronicles the last year of the life of German singer and model Nico. It had its world premiere at the 74th Venice International Film Festival on 30 August 2017, and was released theatrically in Italy on 12 October 2017 by I Wonder Pictures.<EOS>"
4536,69584,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kendal_Flanagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ollie Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>AME Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ollie Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Siversen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Dale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Michael_Howson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Whittaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gavin Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wilkie Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Craig Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christine Jeston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Des McKenna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peppie D'Or<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zlatko Kasumovic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kendal_Flanagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Houseboat Horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_boats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houseboat_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_slasher_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Houseboat Horror is a 1989 Australian slasher film that was shot on video, and then released to video in 1989. It is often described by critics and audiences as one of the worst Australian films ever made.<EOS>"
4537,160206,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Major R.M. Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Flora_Robson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_by_Powell_and_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Powell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Smith (1939) is a short film directed by Michael Powell to promote a charity that helped ex-servicemen who had fallen on hard times, starring Ralph Richardson and Flora Robson.<EOS>"
4538,8379,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bell-Bottom George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bell-Bottom_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bell-Bottom George is a 1943 black-and-white British comedy musical film directed by Marcel Varnel, starring George Formby and Anne Firth. A wartime morale booster, it features the songs ""Swim Little Fish"", ""It Serves You Right"", ""If I Had A Girl Like You"" and ""Bell Bottom George."" Future Carry On star Charles Hawtrey appears in a small role.The film title derives from the bell-bottom trousers which form part of the Royal Navy uniform.<EOS>"
4539,115800,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cattle Thief<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cattle_Thief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cattle Thief is a 1936 American Western film directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet and starring Ken Maynard, Geneva Mitchell and Ward Bond. It was remade in 1939 as Riders of the Frontier.<EOS>"
4540,165080,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winners_Take_All_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fritz_Kiersch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winners_Take_All_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Michael_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winners_Take_All_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fritz_Kiersch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winners_Take_All_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Winners Take All<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winners_Take_All_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winners_Take_All_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winners_Take_All_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winners_Take_All_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winners_Take_All_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winners_Take_All_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Motorcycle_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Winners_Take_All_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fritz_Kiersch<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Winners Take All is a 1987 film directed by Fritz Kiersch and starring Don Michael Paul and Geoffrey Wigdor.<EOS>
4541,66777,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_D._Hancock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yoram Ben-Ami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Cross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mariel_Hemingway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sasson_Gabai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_D._Hancock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Action<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_D._Hancock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Iraq<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1966<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Mossad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Steal_the_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Christopher_Wood_(writer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Steal the Sky is a 1988 HBO movie directed by John D. Hancock and starring Mariel Hemingway and Ben Cross. The film is based on the true story of an Iraqi Assyrian fighter pilot Munir Redfa, who defected by flying a MiG-21 fighter jet to Israel in 1966. Steal the Sky was the first production under the HBO-Paramount co-financing agreement launched in 1987.The 1986 story of a female agent of the Israeli Mossad involved in the defection of an Iraqi Israeli nuclear scientist may have also been instrumental in gaining attention for the film. The soundtrack was composed and performed by New age artist Yanni.<EOS>"
4542,45496,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Burton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Burton_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Who Wouldn't Talk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Samuel_Kaylin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Wouldn't_Talk_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_mystery_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man Who Wouldn't Talk is a 1940 mystery film directed by David Burton and starring Lloyd Nolan, Jean Rogers, and Richard Clarke. It is a remake of the 1929 film The Valiant which had starred Paul Muni, and was based on a play of the same name. It was Nolan's first film for Twentieth Century Fox, where he went on to be a successful star of B Movie mysteries such as the Michael Shayne series. Nolan's portrayal of the lead character was deliberately more subdued than Muni's had been, and the film was ""opened up"" with the addition of flashback scenes and other devices to make it less dialogue-based than the original.<EOS>"
4543,165982,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Brennan_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gia_Carides<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kris_McQuade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Brennan_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Love Letters from Teralba Road<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Letters_from_Teralba_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stephen_Wallace<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Love Letters from Teralba Road is a 1977 Australian short film directed by Stephen Wallace. In 1980 David Stratton called it ""not only the most moving love story given to us by the Australian cinema, but also probably the best featurette of the decade"".<EOS>"
4544,136874,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Florentine Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:WGBH-TV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julie Dunfey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:WGBH-TV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thomas Hart Benton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_painters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Hart_Benton_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Burns<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Thomas Hart Benton is a 1988 documentary film  about painter Thomas Hart Benton by Ken Burns.<EOS>
4545,69546,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_H._Martinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman T. Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Connors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lori_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_H._Martinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hot Rod Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_H._Martinson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hot Rod Girl is an independent, black-and-white 1956 teen-oriented action film produced by Norman T. Herman, directed by Leslie H. Martinson and released by American International Pictures as a double feature with Girls in Prison. Hot Rod Girl stars Lori Nelson, Chuck Connors and John Smith. The film centers on efforts to keep hot-rodding teenagers from dangerous drag racing on city streets and having them move to the safety of a specialized drag strip, and the consequences when an aggressive newcomer to town goads them into street racing again.<EOS>"
4546,169490,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Michell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Starlight Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Vaughn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Michell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Graves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hannah_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franco_Nero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annabella_Sciorra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gambon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Michell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Vaughn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Michell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Villis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Innocent Sleep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Matthew_Vaughn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Innocent_Sleep<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Innocent Sleep is a 1996 British thriller film directed by Scott Michell and starring Rupert Graves, Michael Gambon and Franco Nero. In the film, a homeless man witnesses a gangland killing and becomes a target himself; the film is inspired by the Roberto Calvi murder.<EOS>"
4547,159935,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Iglehart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Speed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lada_Edmund,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Savage!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Philippine_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage!_(1973_theatrical_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Savage! is a 1973 American-Philippines action film with elements of blaxploitation. The funding and distribution came from Roger Corman's New World Pictures which also provided the leading players from among a number of American actors who regularly appeared in such features. It was produced and directed by Cirio H. Santiago who, between 1973 and his death in 2008, partnered with Corman on over 40 Philippines-based action-adventure exploitation films which took advantage of much lower local production costs.The title role is played by top-billed James Iglehart, with co-stars Lada Edmund, Jr. and Carol Speed. As in most such productions of the 1970s and 1980s, the setting is not identified as the Philippines, but rather an unspecified Latin American location ruled by a military-based authoritarian regime.The soundtrack is by Don Julian.<EOS>"
4548,137190,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>J. B. Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Williams and Pritchard Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. B. Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arthur Barnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Evans_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Faber_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_F._Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ida_Vera_Simonton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Cargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Station_Road_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>White Cargo is a 1930 sound part-talkie British drama film directed by J.B. Williams and starring Leslie Faber, John F. Hamilton and Maurice Evans. While the film has a few sequences with audible dialog, the majority of the film featured a synchronized musical score with sound effects. The majority of the film was photographed at Twickenham Studios, while the talking sequences were filmed at Whitehall Studios, Elstree which was wired for sound recording.A Hollywood production, White Cargo 1942, stars Hedy Lamarr and Walter Pidgeon.<EOS>"
4549,169710,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daws_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stupor Duck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parodies_of_Superman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superman_in_other_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stupor_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stupor Duck is a 1956 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated superhero comedy short directed by Robert McKimson. It was released on July 7, 1956, and stars Daffy Duck in a parody of Superman.<EOS>"
4550,164904,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Relph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirk_Bogarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Beatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Sellars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Relph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_MacDougall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gentle Gunman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Belfast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Irish_Republican_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gentle_Gunman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_home_front_during_World_War_II<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Gentle Gunman is a 1952 British drama film directed by Basil Dearden and starring John Mills, Dirk Bogarde and Elizabeth Sellars. The film is based on a 1950 play of the same title by Roger MacDougall that was televised by the BBC in September 1950. It was produced by Ealing Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director Jim Morahan.<EOS>"
4551,149880,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_prison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kansas_City,_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_the_Gee_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Buddy the Gee Man is a 1935 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Jack King. The short was released on August 24, 1935, and stars Buddy, the second star of the series.The short is the last cartoon to feature Buddy, the sole star of the Looney Tunes series since September 1933's Buddy's Day Out. The next film in the series, A Cartoonist's Nightmare, features Beans the Cat. The theme music is ""Lulu's Back in Town"".<EOS>"
4552,139586,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_O._Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James S. Burkett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Garralaga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Coby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_O._Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duncan_Renaldo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_DeWitt_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don Ricardo Returns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Johnston_McCulley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_swashbuckler_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1830s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ricardo_Returns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terry_O._Morse<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Don Ricardo Returns is a 1946 American western drama film.<EOS>
4553,162789,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Val Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Dauphin_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Cilento<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ronald Lewis.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Full Treatment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychiatry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Uxoricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_marriage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Full_Treatment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_French_Riviera<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Full Treatment (released in the US as Stop Me Before I Kill!) is a 1960 black-and-white British thriller film directed by Val Guest and starring Claude Dauphin, Diane Cilento and Ronald Lewis. It is based on the 1959 novel of the same name by Ronald Scott Thorn. Kips Gowans was Assistant Director, Tony Masters and Geoff Tozar were Art Directors, and Tony Sfurzini handled Makeup. Filming began May 2, 1960 in Cannes and wrapped in July. The film was trade shown in early February 1961, and released on Feb. 20, 1961. The British print was 16 minutes longer than the US print.<EOS>"
4554,6047,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Rowe_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchor_Bay_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Harland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Takahide_Kawakami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chosei Funahara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mako_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tia_Carrere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Enemy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enemy_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Central_Intelligence_Agency<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Enemy (also known as Fatal Mission) is a 1990 American action/adventure film directed by George Rowe and starring Peter Fonda, who also co-wrote the screenplay.<EOS>"
4555,81415,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Rousseau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fuzzy Settles Down<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fuzzy_Settles_Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Billy_the_Kid_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Fuzzy Settles Down is a 1944 American Western film directed by Sam Newfield.<EOS>
4556,170846,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Rhee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phillip Rhee, Douglas Magallon, Fabienne Wen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Arnold_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beau_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Gail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Fabian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Potter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Rhee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Irigoyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Rhee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Rhee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Rhee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Korean-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phillip_Rhee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Underdog_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_martial_arts_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Underdog Kids is a film directed by Phillip Rhee that premiered on July 7, 2015.<EOS>"
4557,81745,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Andrew Marcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_Mountain_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Coyne_Maloney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Hewson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Hoft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maura Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Breitbart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_Mountain_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Coyne_Maloney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hating Breitbart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_politics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hating_Breitbart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_mass_media_people<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hating Breitbart is a 2012 political documentary about conservative media critic and alternative media icon Andrew Breitbart. The documentary was released on October 19, 2012, just seven months after Breitbart's sudden death.The film was released by Rocky Mountain Pictures.<EOS>"
4558,81364,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>F.W. Kraemer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F.W._Kraemer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cedric_Hardwicke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abraham_Sofaer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Zucco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hardy_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F.W._Kraemer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F.W._Kraemer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Berkeley_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hans_Rehfisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilhelm_Herzog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dreyfus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Alfred_Dreyfus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Émile_Zola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Dreyfus_affair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dreyfus_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Georges_Clemenceau<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dreyfus is a 1931 British film directed by  F.W. Kraemer and Milton Rosmer and starring Cedric Hardwicke and Charles Carson. It was translated from the play by Wilhelm Herzog and Hans Rehfisch, and the 1930 German film Dreyfus. It features George Zucco in his film debut.<EOS>"
4559,151364,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Baer_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Baer Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marshall Leib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glynnis_O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robby_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Baer_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Baer_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_Raucher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ode to Billy Joe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mississippi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1953<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michel_Legrand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mississippi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Southern_Gothic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_songs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ode_to_Billy_Joe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Herman_Raucher<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ode to Billy Joe is a 1976 American drama film, directed and produced by Max Baer Jr., with a screenplay by Herman Raucher, and starring Robby Benson and Glynnis O'Connor. It is inspired by the 1967 hit song by Bobbie Gentry, titled ""Ode to Billie Joe.""Made for $1.1 million, the film grossed $27 million at the box office, plus earnings in excess of $2.65 million in the foreign market, $4.75 million from television, and $2.5 million from video. Reviews were mostly positive.Gentry's song recounts the day when Billie Joe McAllister committed suicide by jumping off the Tallahatchie Bridge on Choctaw Ridge, Mississippi. When Gentry discussed the screenplay with Raucher, she explained she did not know why the real person who inspired the character of Billie Joe had killed himself. Raucher thus had a free hand to pick a reason. His novelization of the story, published the year of the film's release as a movie tie-in, used the same rationale for the suicide.<EOS>"
4560,125280,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Putch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Johansson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>J. James Manera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rocky Mountain Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Atlas Distribution Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harmon Kaslow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Aglialoro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Johansson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Putch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmon_Kaslow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Aglialoro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Patrick_O'Toole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmon_Kaslow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Aglialoro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Atlas Shrugged<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_businesspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trilogies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlas_Shrugged_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2011<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Atlas Shrugged is a trilogy of American science fiction drama films. The series, adaptations of Ayn Rand's 1957 novel of the same title, are subtitled Part I (2011), Part II (2012) and Part III (2014); the latter sometimes includes Who Is John Galt? in the title.<EOS>"
4561,155318,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevens_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dick Wesson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Seeleg Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_S._White(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Nielsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_St._Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_MacLachlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevens_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Wesson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_S._White(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeleg_Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Wesson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeleg_Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Change of Mind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Brain_transplantation_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_racism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Duke_Ellington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Change_of_Mind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Stevens<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Change of Mind is a 1969 science fiction/drama film starring Raymond St. Jacques, Susan Oliver, Janet MacLachlan, and Leslie Nielsen.<EOS>"
4562,164432,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordi_Llompart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MacGillivray_Freeman_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Greg MacGillivray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jordi Llompart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordi_Llompart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MacGillivray_Freeman_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_MacGillivray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordi_Llompart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordi_Llompart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mystery of the Nile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ethiopia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sudan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nile<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mystery of the Nile is a 2005 IMAX film documenting the first successful expedition to navigate the entire length of the Blue Nile and Nile from its source in Ethiopia to the Mediterranean Sea.  The expedition was led by geologist Pasquale Scaturro.  The journey took 114 days starting on December 22, 2003 and was finished on April 28, 2004.  The film was released in 2005.<EOS>"
4563,82313,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>William H. Molina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>A-Pix Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carla Diamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gunter Heinlein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Allen_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Henriksen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Scofield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Last Assassins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Last_Assassins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Last Assassins is the pay-cable, syndication and DVD release title of the 1997 action film Dusting Cliff 7 starring Nancy Allen and Lance Henriksen. The film, which was shot on location in Los Angeles, Vazquez Rocks and Angels Gate Park, was released on DVD in 1998 and repackaged for release in 2010.The film was originally produced by Silverline Pictures and subsequently distributed internationally by various media distributors.<EOS>"
4564,419,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Deborah Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Harry Elfont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Betty Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jenno Topping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Seth Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Love Hewitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Facinelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren Ambrose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ethan Embry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlie Korsmo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Elfont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jenno_Topping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Elfont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Can't Hardly Wait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Can't Hardly Wait: Music From The Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Kitay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Coming-of-age_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Deborah_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Can't_Hardly_Wait<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Elfont<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Can't Hardly Wait is a 1998 American teen romantic comedy film written and directed by Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont. It stars an ensemble cast including Ethan Embry, Charlie Korsmo, Lauren Ambrose, Peter Facinelli, Seth Green, and Jennifer Love Hewitt, and contains a number of ""before-they-were-famous"" appearances by teen stars. The story takes place at a high school graduation party.The film received mixed reviews from critics. It grossed a total of $25 million at the North American domestic box office, against a production budget of $10 million. The soundtrack peaked at number 25 on the Billboard 200 chart.<EOS>"
4565,90520,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Spielberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dom DeLuise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nehemiah Persoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phillip Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Finnegan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Spielberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Kirschner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Geiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Freudberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>An American Tail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>An American Tail: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_involved_in_plagiarism_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amblin_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prejudice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ukraine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rotoscoped_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_immigration_to_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Don_Bluth_and_Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sullivan_Bluth_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hanukkah_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amblin_Entertainment_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1885<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Kirschner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jews_and_Judaism_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:An_American_Tail_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Tail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>An American Tail is a 1986 American animated musical comedy-drama film directed by Don Bluth and written by Judy Freudberg and Tony Geiss. The film stars the voices of Phillip Glasser, John Finnegan, Amy Green, Nehemiah Persoff, Dom DeLuise, Madeline Kahn, and Christopher Plummer. It is the story of Fievel Mousekewitz and his family as they emigrate from the Russian empire to the United States for freedom, but Fievel gets lost and must find a way to reunite with them.The film was released in the United States on November 21, 1986, by Universal Pictures. It received generally positive reviews from critics and grossed $84 million against a budget of $9M. The film spawned a franchise, including a sequel, An American Tail: Fievel Goes West (1991), a television series, Fievel's American Tails (1992) and two direct-to-video sequels, An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island (1998) and An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster (1999).<EOS>"
4566,146798,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Lion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In Town Tonight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Town_Tonight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In Town Tonight is a 1935 British musical film directed by Herbert Smith and starring Jack Barty, Dave Apollon and Billy Merrin. It was made by British Lion at Beaconsfield Studios.The film's art direction was by Andrew Mazzei.<EOS>"
4567,102062,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hawley_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Friz Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hawley_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Dunn_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cats and Bruises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DePatie–Freleng_Enterprises_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cats_and_Bruises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cats and Bruises is a 1965 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Friz Freleng and Hawley Pratt. The short was released on January 30, 1965, and stars Speedy Gonzales and Sylvester.The cartoon itself is mostly made up of old recycled footage from previous Warner Bros. cartoons.<EOS>"
4568,88003,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Prosser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lois_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelson_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fawcett_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Plympton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Adventures of Sir Galahad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Arthurian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_George_H._Plympton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_film_serials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Adventures_of_Sir_Galahad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Adventures of Sir Galahad is the 41st serial released in 1949 by Columbia Pictures. Directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet, it stars George Reeves, Nelson Leigh, William Fawcett, Hugh Prosser, and Lois Hall. It was based on Arthurian legend, one of the very few serials of the time with a period setting that was not a western.<EOS>"
4569,157284,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walturdaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_West_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gertrude_McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walturdaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_West_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W.C._Clifford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Reade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Christie Johnstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christie_Johnstone_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_romance_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Christie Johnstone is a 1921 British silent romance film directed by Norman McDonald and starring Gertrude McCoy, Stewart Rome and Clive Brook. It was adapted from the 1853 novel Christie Johnstone by Charles Reade. It was made at Broadwest's Walthamstow Studios.<EOS>"
4570,57151,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_N._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Grana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Neil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_St._Amour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Ward_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_N._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Grana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_N._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Grana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Train of Dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_docufiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Train_of_Dreams<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_N._Smith<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Train of Dreams is a 1987 Canadian film directed by John N. Smith and starring Jason St. Amour, Christopher Neil and Frederick Eugene Ward as a popular teacher.  In this documentary-style drama, a delinquent teenager tries to put his life on the right track.<EOS>"
4571,32663,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Richard Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Margaret Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Blue André<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Fischgrund<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Delaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Schneider_(screen_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Wopat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zachary_Ansley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charles_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Yukon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Comes_to_Willow_Creek<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Lang_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Christmas Comes to Willow Creek is a 1987 American made-for-television drama film directed by Richard Lang and produced by Billie André and Blue André, with the screenplay written by Michael Norell and Andy Siegel.The film stars John Schneider and Tom Wopat (reunited from The Dukes of Hazzard, and one of the few projects in which the pair didn't play the Duke cousins), with Kim Delaney, Zachary Ansley, Joy Coghill and Hoyt Axton. Music for the film includes songs written and recorded by Billy Milo.Scenes set in Willow Creek were filmed in Dawson City, Yukon, with the Palace Grand Theatre's exterior representing the general store.<EOS>"
4572,120786,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>11<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Craig Pryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hallmark Channel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_McDougall_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Potter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter MacNeill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Allan Royal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Disher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hannah Endicott-Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paula Boudrea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hallmark_Channel_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hamilton,_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Craig_Pryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Good_Witch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Good_Witch<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Good Witch is a television film that aired on the Hallmark Channel on January 19, 2008. It stars Catherine Bell as Cassandra ""Cassie"" Nightingale and Chris Potter as chief of police Jake Russell. The film has spawned a franchise of six followup television films and the television series Good Witch.<EOS>"
4573,165265,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred Karno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Haddon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robb_Wilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Muriel Aked<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Karno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Karno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mother, Don't Rush Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother,_Don't_Rush_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Riverside_Studios<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mother, Don't Rush Me is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Norman Lee and starring Robb Wilton, Muriel Aked and Peter Haddon. It was made at the Riverside Studios in Hammersmith. It is based on a sketch by the celebrated music hall performer Fred Karno, who produced the film.<EOS>"
4574,76914,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Underwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brent Maddock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>S. S. Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Finn Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reba McEntire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Underwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brent_Maddock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._S._Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Underwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brent_Maddock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._S._Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tremors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tremors / Bloodrush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Electronic, Stage & Screen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gale_Anne_Hurd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ron_Underwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tremors_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tremors_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Tremors is a 1990 American monster horror film directed by Ron Underwood, produced by Brent Maddock and S. S. Wilson, written by Maddock, Wilson, and Underwood and starring Kevin Bacon, Fred Ward, Finn Carter, Michael Gross, and Reba McEntire.In the film, handymen Val McKee (Bacon) and Earl Bassett (Ward) wish to leave the small desert town of Perfection, Nevada, as they are tired of their dull lives. However, they happen upon a series of mysterious deaths and a concerned seismologist Rhonda (Carter) studying unnatural readings below the ground. With the help of eccentric survivalist couple Burt and Heather Gummer (Gross and McEntire), the group fights for survival against giant, prehistoric, worm-like monsters hungry for human flesh.Released by Universal Pictures, the film is the first installment of the Tremors franchise and was followed by five direct-to-video sequels and one prequel: Tremors 2: Aftershocks (1996), Tremors 3: Back to Perfection (2001), Tremors 4: The Legend Begins (2004), Tremors 5: Bloodlines (2015), Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell (2018), and Tremors: Shrieker Island (2020). A television series titled Tremors: The Series aired from March through August 2003. A second television series was set to air in 2018 after a pilot had been shot with Bacon reprising his role for the first time since the original film, but multiple networks including Syfy passed on the series.<EOS>"
4575,6218,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Peakviewing Transatlantic Plc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elizabeth Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Sheffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Bergin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tia_Carrere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rik_Mayall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Merlin: The Return<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Arthurian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_Merlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merlin:_The_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Merlin: The Return is a 2000 British fantasy film written, produced, and directed by Paul Matthews. The film stars Rik Mayall, Patrick Bergin, Craig Sheffer, Adrian Paul, Julie Hartley, and Tia Carrere. It tells the story of Merlin and King Arthur in modern times.<EOS>"
4576,154618,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Goldbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orville_O._Dull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Beery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Main<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Goldbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orville_O._Dull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Ruskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Garett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Lipman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rationing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Willis_Goldbeck<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rationing is a 1944 American comedy film about governmental restrictions on the sale of food, fuel, and other consumer items and services in the United States during World War II. Directed by Willis Goldbeck and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the production stars Wallace Beery and features Marjorie Main.<EOS>"
4577,156974,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald Colby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth McGovern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She's Having a Baby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_wave_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stewart_Copeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She's_Having_a_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>She's Having a Baby is a 1988 American romantic comedy film directed and written by John Hughes and starring Kevin Bacon and Elizabeth McGovern. It tells the story of a young newlywed couple who try to cope with married life and their parents' expectations. The film was met with mixed reviews.<EOS>
4578,47087,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Siodmak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Dietrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Siodmak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Dietrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Night Before the Divorce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leigh_Harline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Austrian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Before_the_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Siodmak<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Night Before the Divorce is a 1942 American comedy film directed by Robert Siodmak and starring Lynn Bari, Mary Beth Hughes and Joseph Allen, adapted from the 1937 play of the same name by Gina Kaus and Ladislas Fodor.<EOS>"
4579,133170,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Lion Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendell_Corey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Shiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Lockwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Laughing Anne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Satates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Indonesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laughing_Anne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Joseph_Conrad<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Laughing Anne is a 1953 British adventure film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Wendell Corey, Margaret Lockwood, Forrest Tucker, and Ronald Shiner. It was adapted from Joseph Conrad's short story, ""Because of the Dollars"" and from his 1923 two-act play, Laughing Anne. The film was shot at Shepperton Studios outside London. The film's sets were designed by the art director William C. Andrews and costumes were by Elizabeth Haffenden.<EOS>"
4580,46666,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Lazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Coco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gregory Hines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dabney Coleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Goelz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Whitmire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Linda Lavin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Rivers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Art Carney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Patchett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Tarses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Muppets Take Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Muppets Take Manhattan: The Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weddings_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Jim_Henson_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Muppets_Take_Manhattan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Muppets_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Muppets Take Manhattan is a 1984 American musical comedy film directed by Frank Oz and the third theatrical film featuring the Muppets. The film stars Muppet performers Jim Henson, Oz, Dave Goelz, Steve Whitmire, Richard Hunt, Jerry Nelson, as well as special appearances by Art Carney, James Coco, Dabney Coleman, Gregory Hines, Linda Lavin, Liza Minnelli, Joan Rivers, and Brooke Shields. Filmed in New York City during the prior summer, it was released theatrically in the United States on July 13, 1984, by Tri-Star Pictures. A fantasy sequence in the film introduced the Muppet Babies characters.The Muppets Take Manhattan was the first film to be directed solely by Oz, who previously co-directed The Dark Crystal with Henson. The film received mostly positive reviews from critics with praise for its puppetry, humor, songs and characters but criticism for some of its writing. The film was a box office success, grossing $25.5 million on a budget of $8 million.<EOS>"
4581,65776,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century-Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Beth_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Bari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century-Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Rauh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Breslow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Halliday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sleepers West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eugene_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepers_West<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sleepers West is a 1941 American mystery drama film directed by Eugene Forde and starring Lloyd Nolan, Lynn Bari and Mary Beth Hughes. This second entry in 20th Century-Fox's Michael Shayne series was a remake of the 1934 Fox romantic drama Sleepers East from the novel Sleepers East (1933) by Frederick Nebel. The film Michael Shayne - Private Detective (1940) was the first in a series of 12 films. Lloyd Nolan starred as Shayne until the series was dropped by Twentieth Century-Fox and picked up by PRC. In the PRC series, Hugh Beaumont played Shayne.<EOS>"
4582,152612,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Deeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Lewenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Cole_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Sykes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Deeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Lewenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:N._F._Simpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Way Pendulum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Rodney_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Way_Pendulum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Yates<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>One Way Pendulum is a 1965 British comedy film directed by Peter Yates and starring Eric Sykes and George Cole. It was adapted by N. F. Simpson from his 1959 play One Way Pendulum.<EOS>
4583,123514,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Mcdonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jeepers Creepers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeepers_Creepers_(1939_live-action_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_McDonald<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jeepers Creepers is a 1939 American musical comedy starring Roy Rogers, with the popular hillbilly comedy troupe the Weaver Brothers and Elviry. Rogers plays a Sheriff in a town where a rich industrialist cheats a poor family out of their land when coal is discovered there.The unusual title refers to the 1938 song ""Jeepers Creepers"" by Harry Warren and Jerry Mercer, which Rogers and the cast sing during the film. The film also features ""Little Brown Jug"", ""In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree"", ""Listen to the Mocking Bird"", and ""In the Good Old Summer Time"".<EOS>"
4584,163461,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raymond Lovell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Finlay Currie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sylvaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Warn That Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warn_That_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Warn That Man is a 1943 British comedy thriller film directed by Lawrence Huntington and starring Gordon Harker, Raymond Lovell and Finlay Currie. It was written by Huntington and Vernon Sylvaine based on the latter's 1941 play Warn That Man! which had run for ten months on the West End stage, with Harker reprising his original role. The film was made at Welwyn Studios, with sets designed by the art director Charles Gilbert.The plot is similar to the later film The Eagle Has Landed (1976) which also concerns a plot to kidnap Winston Churchill from rural England.<EOS>"
4585,169487,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_O'Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_McEnery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Adams_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_O'Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Westerby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fighting Prince of Donegal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Bruns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1580s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:County_Donegal_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Prince_of_Donegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_O'Herlihy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fighting Prince of Donegal is a 1966 adventure film starring Peter McEnery and Susan Hampshire, based on the novel Red Hugh: Prince of Donegal by Robert T. Reilly. It was released by the Buena Vista Distribution Company. The film was shot entirely at and near Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire.<EOS>"
4586,165061,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Fowler_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earle_Lyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._William_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Kessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_G._Giriodi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Fowler_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earle_Lyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._William_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Kessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_G._Giriodi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Girard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Vittes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rebel Set<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Beat_Generation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rebel_Set<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gene_Fowler_Jr.<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Rebel Set is a 1959 American crime drama film in black and white directed by Gene Fowler Jr. It was later featured and riffed on Mystery Science Theater 3000 in Season 4.<EOS>
4587,167685,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Katherine Gilday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Direct Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Signe Johansson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Katherine Gilday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Jenkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_Gilday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_Gilday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_Gilday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Famine Within<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_mental_disorders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famine_Within<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_eating_disorders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Famine Within is a Canadian documentary film, directed by Katherine Gilday and released in 1990. The film explores the issue of women's body image, and the prevalence of eating disorders. The film was narrated by Rebecca Jenkins.The Famine Within is an exploration of the contemporary obsession with body size and shape among North American women. Through the use of conventional documentary interviews and narration in conjunction with striking evocative imagery, the film presents women sharing their own experiences suffering with an eating disorder. The direct testimony of many women who have suffered from the body obsession – dancers, mothers, career women, athletes, bulimics, fat women, anorexics, young girls - with the views of leading experts, this work explores the kind of hunger that cannot be satisfied by food. The film is less about illness associated with food, but more raises questions about why so many women are worried about gaining weight or “being fat” The film premiered at the 1990 Festival of Festivals. It was subsequently broadcast by TVOntario.<EOS>"
4588,31157,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma-Kate_Croghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yael Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stavros Kazantzidis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Helen Bandis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Radha Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frances O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alice Garner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Dyktynski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma-Kate_Croghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma-Kate_Croghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love and Other Catastrophes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_and_Other_Catastrophes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Love and Other Catastrophes is a quirky 1996 Australian romantic comedy film featuring Frances O'Connor, Radha Mitchell, Alice Garner, Matthew Dyktynski, Matt Day and Kym Gyngell. The film was the first full-length release by director Emma-Kate Croghan and is set and filmed at Melbourne University where she studied writing and film directing.The film was nominated for five Australian Film Institute awards, including best film, best original screenplay, best actress, best supporting actress, and editing. Garner won a Film Critics Circle of Australia award for best supporting actress for her role in the movie. At the ARIA Music Awards of 1997 the soundtrack was nominated for Best Original Soundtrack, Cast or Show Album.In 2024, the film was restored and reissued on Blu-ray by Umbrella Entertainment.<EOS>"
4589,31589,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Lockwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hughie_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roger Livesey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Marryat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Thompson_(American_screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Midshipman Easy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_ships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Napoleonic_Wars_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1790s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_Revolutionary_Wars_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Frederick_Marryat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midshipman_Easy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carol_Reed<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Midshipman Easy is a 1935 British adventure film directed by Carol Reed and starring Hughie Green, Margaret Lockwood, Harry Tate and Robert Adams. The screenplay concerns a young man who runs away from home, joins the navy and goes to sea in the 1790s. He rescues a captive woman from a Spanish ship and battles pirates and smugglers. The film was based on the novel Mr Midshipman Easy (1836) by Frederick Marryat.<EOS>"
4590,32371,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._George_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Seton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eliot Makeham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marjorie Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._George_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hunter_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Racing Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racing_Romance_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Racing Romance is a 1937 British comedy film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Bruce Seton, Marjorie Taylor and Eliot Makeham. It was made as a quota quickie for release by RKO Pictures.<EOS>"
4591,123529,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Ashley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Rudnick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Balsam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mitchell Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victoria Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sigourney Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael T. Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steven Weber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bryan Batt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Ashley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Rudnick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Rudnick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jeffrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Christopher_Ashley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Paul_Rudnick<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jeffrey is a 1995 American romantic comedy film directed by Christopher Ashley, based on the play of the same name by Paul Rudnick, who also wrote the screenplay adaptation. The film stars Steven Weber, Michael T. Weiss, Patrick Stewart, and Bryan Batt.<EOS>"
4592,35625,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Krish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Children's Film Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rank Video Library<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gordon Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bardon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Holmes_(English_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stacey Tendeter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Krish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Krish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Friend or Foe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_home_front_during_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shot-down_aviators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friend_or_Foe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Friend or Foe is a 1982 British independent film that was written and directed by John Krish and produced by Gordon Scott for the Children's Film Foundation. The film, which was given a theatrical release in April 1982, is based on the 1977 children's novel by the same name by Michael Morpurgo. It stars John Bardon, Stacy Tendeter, and John Holmes and concerns two young boys who are evacuated from London during World War II. The source novel was inspired by the evacuations of civilians in Britain during World War II.Friend or Foe was later shown as part of a theatrical retrospective of Krish's work in 2013 and was also screened at the Melbourne International Film Festival in 2014.<EOS>"
4593,115660,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D._B._Wyndham-Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cardinal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_16th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cardinal_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sinclair_Hill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cardinal is a 1936 British historical drama film directed by Sinclair Hill and starring Matheson Lang, Eric Portman and June Duprez. The film depicts a power battle in sixteenth-century Rome between the leading church-statesman Giuliano de' Medici and one of his rivals. Other themes in the film are the Italian Wars against France and the construction of the new St. Peter's Basilica to a design by Michelangelo.The film was based on the 1901 play The Cardinal by Louis N. Parker. It was made at Welwyn Studios as an independent production, but released by a leading distributor Associated British.<EOS>"
4594,150542,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nicholas Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Evan Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Seth Rogen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Mintz-Plasse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Seth Rogen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zac Efron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rose Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seth_Rogen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_J._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brendan_O'Brien_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Evan_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Seth_Rogen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Point_Grey_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Neighbors_(2014_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Neighbors (released in some countries as Bad Neighbours) is a 2014 American bromantic comedy film directed by Nicholas Stoller and written by Andrew J. Cohen and Brendan O'Brien. The film stars Seth Rogen and Zac Efron, with Rose Byrne, Dave Franco, and Christopher Mintz-Plasse in supporting roles. The plot follows a couple who come into conflict with a fraternity that has recently moved in next door, which leads them into an all-out war.The film premiered at South by Southwest on March 8, 2014, and was released on May 9 in the United States. The film received generally positive reviews, with praise aimed at Efron's breakout performance, and was a commercial success, grossing over $270 million worldwide, and became Rogen's highest-grossing live-action film. A sequel, Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising, was released on May 20, 2016, with Stoller returning to direct, and much of the cast reprising their roles.<EOS>"
4595,42090,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmine_Gallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmine_Gallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Heart is Calling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carmine_Gallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cine-Allianz_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Heart_is_Calling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Arnold_Pressburger<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Heart Is Calling is a 1935 British musical film directed by Carmine Gallone and starring Jan Kiepura, Mártha Eggerth and Sonnie Hale. It is the English-language version of the German film My Heart Calls You and the French film Mon cœur t'appelle. It was made at Beaconsfield Studios.<EOS>"
4596,56992,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_DeCoteau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kushner-Locke_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacqueline_Lovell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Oren Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_DeCoteau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Kushner-Locke_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Killer Eye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hypnosis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mad_scientist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Full_Moon_Features_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_parallel_universes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Killer_Eye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Human_eyes_in_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Killer Eye is a 1999 American science fiction horror film and monster movie, directed by David DeCoteau under the pseudonym of Richard Chasen. The film was released on January 18, 1999 through Full Moon Features and was followed by a 2011 sequel, Killer Eye: Halloween Haunt. It stars Jonathan Norman as a mad scientist that unwittingly unleashes a killer eyeball upon the world.<EOS>"
4597,110939,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Miller_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Winitsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arlene Sellers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Guttenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Hagerty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Arkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Miller_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Miller_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bad Medicine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Medicine_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lalo_Schifrin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bad Medicine is a 1985 American comedy film starring Steve Guttenberg, Alan Arkin and Julie Hagerty. The film was written and directed by Harvey Miller, and was based on the novel Calling Dr. Horowitz, by Steven Horowitz, MD and Neil Offen.The film was criticized for its negative ethnic stereotypes. Although the film is set ""Somewhere in Central America,"" it was filmed entirely in Spain. It was released by 20th Century Fox, and was one of three 1985 films to feature Hagerty in a starring role, the others being Lost in America and Goodbye, New York.<EOS>"
4598,108717,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Penington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Deeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Barr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dermot Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Dainton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Deeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Booth_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Penington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Deeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Booth_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Penington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>At the Stroke of Nine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:At_the_Stroke_of_Nine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>At the Stroke of Nine is a 1957 British crime film directed by Lance Comfort and starring Patricia Dainton, Stephen Murray, Patrick Barr and Dermot Walsh. It was written by Harry Booth, Brian Clemens, Michael Deeley and Jon Penington. A female journalist is kidnapped by a madman who forces her to write articles about him and threatens to kill her.<EOS>"
4599,159653,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Jones_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Donlevy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Akim_Tamiroff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Angelus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Jones_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great McGinty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elections<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_satire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Friedrich_Hollaender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Original_Screenplay_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_McGinty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Great McGinty is a 1940 American political satire comedy film written and directed by Preston Sturges, starring Brian Donlevy and Akim Tamiroff and featuring William Demarest and (in her final screen appearance) Muriel Angelus. It was Sturges's first film as a director; he sold the story to Paramount Pictures for just $10 on condition he direct the film. Sturges received an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.For the U.K. release, the film was retitled Down Went McGinty, alluding to the 1889 song.<EOS>"
4600,105482,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gypsy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Romani_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_lost_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gypsy is a 1937 British drama film directed by Roy William Neill and starring Roland Young, Chili Bouchier and Hugh Williams. It based on the 1935 novel Tzigane by Lady Eleanor Smith.<EOS>"
4601,21697,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamie_Blanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neal H. Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gina Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael McDonnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joshua Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Englund<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alicia Witt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jared Leto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tara Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Loretta Devine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Rosenbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rebecca Gayheart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamie_Blanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gina_Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Silvio_Horta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Urban Legend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Urban Legend: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Original_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_organ_trafficking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bipolar_disorder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mass_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Phoenix_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Urban_Legend_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jamie_Blanks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Urban Legend is a 1998 slasher film directed by Jamie Blanks, written by Silvio Horta, and starring Jared Leto, Alicia Witt, Rebecca Gayheart, Tara Reid, and Michael Rosenbaum, and is the first installment in the Urban Legend film series. Its plot focuses on a series of murders on the campus of a private New England university, all of which appear to be modeled after popular urban legends. In addition to its younger cast, the film features supporting performances from Robert Englund, Danielle Harris, Loretta Devine, John Neville, Natasha Gregson Wagner, and Brad Dourif. It is an international co-production between the United States, Canada and France.Filmed in Toronto in the spring of 1998, Urban Legend was theatrically released in the United States on September 25, 1998, by TriStar Pictures. It was a commercial success, grossing $72.5 million worldwide on a budget of $14 million, but received generally negative reviews from critics, with chief criticisms being that the film was a blatant rip-off of Scream (1996). The film has been credited by both cinema and folklore scholars as being one of the first major films to redistribute the urban legends and folklore depicted within it to the public.It was followed by two sequels: Urban Legends: Final Cut, which was released theatrically in 2000, and the direct-to-video film Urban Legends: Bloody Mary in 2005. In February 2020, a reboot of the film was announced to be in development, but it was later canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the studio losing interest. In April 2025, it was announced that the reboot has returned to development.<EOS>"
4602,104763,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Della_Bella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vertical_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hannah Nordberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric B.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dash Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shawn Ebra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Della_Bella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vertical_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dash_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Nordberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Remains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2016<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Remains_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1891<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Remains is a 2016 American horror film written and directed by Thomas Della Bella and starring Todd Lowe as a widower and father named John. In The Remains, John moves his family after his wife passes, but the items that had been left in the house turn out to be haunted.<EOS>"
4603,50899,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howco_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_McCullough_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Arlen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherry_Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Middleton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howco_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_McCullough_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shepherd_of_the_Hills_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Parker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Shepherd of the Hills is a 1964 American Western film directed by Ben Parker and starring Richard Arlen, James Middleton and Sherry Lynn. It is based on Harold Bell Wright's 1907 novel The Shepherd of the Hills. The story was filmed previously in the silent era by author Wright himself in 1919, released on State Rights basis. It was filmed again, in 1928, starring Molly O'Day at First National Pictures. Again remade as 1941, also color version starring John Wayne.<EOS>"
4604,93853,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jay Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Disgusting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Linda L. Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Zak Kilberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Duval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tracey Walter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bret Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tamara Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Rouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jade Dornfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Larry Cedar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Megan Gallagher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rena Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yorgo Constantine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloody_Disgusting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alyce Kills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyce_Kills<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alyce Kills, originally titled Alyce, is a 2011 American horror thriller film directed by Jay Lee, starring Jade Dornfeld, Tamara Feldman, James Duval, Eddie Rouse, Larry Cedar, Yorgo Constantine, Megan Gallagher, Rena Owen, Tracey Walter and Bret Roberts.<EOS>"
4605,166595,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George A. Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miles_Mander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Meriel Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Whitmore Humphries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherard_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Case for the Crown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_for_the_Crown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_A._Cooper<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Case for the Crown is a 1934 British crime film directed by George A. Cooper and starring Miles Mander, Meriel Forbes and Whitmore Humphries. It was made at British and Dominions Elstree Studios as a quota quickie for release by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
4606,162409,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Alex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Goodrum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Phillips_Oland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Oland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kirk Alex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Alex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Goodrum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Phillips_Oland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Oland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lunch Meat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lunch_Meat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Lunch Meat is a 1987 American film directed by Kirk Alex.The film is also known as Lunchmeat (American video title).<EOS>
4607,139622,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Solt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Savenick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney–ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walt_Disney_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Uncredited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Van_Dyke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Harlan_(announcer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Solt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Savenick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney–ABC_Domestic_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walt_Disney_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Donald Duck's 50th Birthday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Smith_(film_and_television_composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_in_American_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Donald_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Duck's_50th_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Donald Duck's 50th Birthday is a television special broadcast on November 13, 1984 on CBS. As the title suggests, it was produced to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Donald Duck character, who first appeared in the Walt Disney short The Wise Little Hen in 1934.Donald is shown in both animated and live costumed form, interacting with emcee Dick Van Dyke and other cast members. The film not only shows Donald's life, but also depicts an extensive international tour that Donald went on in 1984. Various celebrities of the day send Donald birthday greetings, including Ed Asner, Andy Warhol, Donna Summer and the Star Wars droids. The tour culminates in a parade in Donald's honor at Disneyland.This was the last time Clarence Nash voiced Donald Duck before his death a year later. It was rebroadcast on Disney Channel Europe on November 13, 2004 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the special plus at the end of the special, it has the sign: ""Walt Disney 1901–1966 Clarence Nash 1904–1985"".<EOS>"
4608,29224,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Brother_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Brother_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Helen Silverstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Brother_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Brother_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Me and My Brother<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Brother_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Brother_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Brother_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Brother_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Brother_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Brother_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me_and_My_Brother_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sam_Shepard<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Me and My Brother is a 1969 independent film directed by Robert Frank. The film stars Julius Orlovsky, Peter Orlovsky, John Coe, Seth Allen and Christopher Walken in his feature film debut. It is Sam Shepard's film debut.  The film tells the story of Peter and Julius Orlovsky.<EOS>"
4609,159939,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_M._Young_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert F. Solow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Rey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erland_Josephson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giancarlo_Giannini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_James_Olmos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Conti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Hewlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Mauceri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marta Zoffoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_M._Young_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Kramer_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_S._Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Conti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_M._Young_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saving Grace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Embassy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vatican_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_popes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Grace_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_M._Young<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Saving Grace is a 1986 comedy-drama film directed by Robert M. Young, produced by Herbert F. Solow, and starring Tom Conti, Giancarlo Giannini and Edward James Olmos. It is based on a novel by Celia Gittelson with screenplay by Richard Kramer and David S. Ward under a different name.It was the last film to be distributed by Embassy Pictures.The film gained notoriety after the election of a real Pope Leo XIV - whose baptism name is also Robert, as the movie's Leo XIV.<EOS>"
4610,73079,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erik_Nelson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>National Geographic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>NGC Network US<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Briamonte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erik_Nelson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Geographic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Briamonte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>9<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_disasters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9/10:_The_Final_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_September_11_attacks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>9/10: The Final Hours is a 2014 American-Canadian documentary film featuring interviews with various people describing their personal experiences on the day of September 10, 2001 (""9/10""), prior to the September 11 attacks that destroyed the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center. Directed by Erik Nelson and produced by Amy Briamonte, the documentary was released in 2014 on Amazon Prime Video and YouTube. Having no valid IMDb page, the documentary received positive critical reviews in spite of little to no promotion, and was aired on National Geographic's various television channels. The musical soundtrack score was composed by Mark Leggett and uploaded separately to his own music website.<EOS>"
4611,64734,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jules_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Zion Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Weingarten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anita_Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buster_Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Rowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norman Phillips, Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jules_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Weingarten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Gerard_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_E._Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willard_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Hatch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sidewalks of New York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidewalks_of_New_York_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Sidewalks of New York is a 1931 American comedy film directed by Zion Myers and Jules White and starring Buster Keaton. The film was commercially successful.<EOS>
4612,31307,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Night is a Silly Symphonies animated Disney short film. It was released in 1930 by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>
4613,53452,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Seiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myrna_Loy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loretta_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conway_Tearle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Manners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Seiter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Orkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Truth About Youth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_National_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Youth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Seiter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Truth About Youth is a 1930 American pre-Code drama with songs produced and distributed by First National Pictures, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Directed by William A. Seiter, the film stars Loretta Young, Conway Tearle, David Manners and Myrna Loy. It was based on the 1900 play When We Were Twenty-One, written by Henry V. Esmond.<EOS>"
4614,6322,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Hammond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gibb_McLaughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loder_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Men of Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Money_Means_Nothing_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Money Means Nothing (also released as Butler's Millions) is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring John Loder, Irene Richards and Miles Malleson. It was shot at Elstree Studios as a quota quickie for release by Paramount British.<EOS>"
4615,165672,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Farell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cathy_O'Donnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Underdown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lois_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Gotfurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Woman's Angle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman's_Angle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_Arliss<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Woman's Angle is 1952 British drama film directed by Leslie Arliss and starring Edward Underdown, Cathy O'Donnell and Lois Maxwell. It was written by Arliss, Mabbie Pool and Frederick Gotfurt based on the 1940 novel Three Cups of Coffee by Ruth Feiner.<EOS>"
4616,15729,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Shields_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Village_Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kerry Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Schicha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Shields_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Village_Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Shields_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Shields_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_South_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_neo-Nazism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_South_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hostage_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hostage (also known as Savage Attraction) is a 1983 Australian crime film based on a true story. Christine Maresch reverted to her maiden name Christine O'Neill and died of hypothermia in April 2023.<EOS>
4617,23864,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arch_Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worldvision_Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_and_Jim_McElroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Kerr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trisha_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Spence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alwyn_Kurts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arch_Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worldvision_Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_and_Jim_McElroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deadline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_as_pilots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hanna-Barbera_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arch_Nicholson<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Deadline (stylized as ..Deadline..) is a 1981 Australian-American made-for-television thriller drama film directed by Arch Nicholson and co-produced by the Australian division of Hanna-Barbera and New South Wales Film Corporation.<EOS>
4618,64737,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolfe_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Virginia Madsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Giamatti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Haden Church<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandra Oh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Taylor_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sideways<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Musical_or_Comedy_Picture_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Adapted_Screenplay_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Adapted_Screenplay_BAFTA_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_infidelity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Independent_Spirit_Award_for_Best_Film_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Midlife_crisis_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rolfe_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Diego<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jim_Taylor_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alexander_Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Alexander_Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sideways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Santa_Ynez_Valley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sideways is a 2004 American comedy-drama directed by Alexander Payne and written by Jim Taylor and Payne. A film adaptation of Rex Pickett's 2004 novel, Sideways follows two men in their forties, Miles Raymond (Paul Giamatti), a depressed teacher and unsuccessful writer, and Jack Cole (Thomas Haden Church), a past-his-prime actor, who take a week-long road trip to Santa Barbara County wine country to celebrate Jack's upcoming wedding. Sandra Oh and Virginia Madsen also star as women they encounter during their trip.Sideways premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 13, 2004, and was released in the United States on October 22, 2004. It received widespread acclaim from critics and is regarded as one of the greatest films of the 2000s. At the 77th Academy Awards, the film was nominated for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor (Haden Church), Best Supporting Actress (Madsen), and Best Adapted Screenplay, the last of which it won.<EOS>"
4619,170632,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Alpha Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Lease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pauline_Haddon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_O'Donnell_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Riders of Black Mountain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_Black_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Riders of Black Mountain is a 1940 Western film directed by Sam Newfield, under his pseudonym of Peter Stewart. It stars Tim McCoy, Pauline Haddon, and Rex Lease.<EOS>"
4620,48199,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emory_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Majestic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Irving C. Franklin, Emory Johnson, Donald M. Stoner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Collier, Jr., Sally Blane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emory_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Majestic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emory_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laird_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emory_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Phantom Express<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_Booking_Offices_of_America_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Majestic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Express_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Emory_Johnson<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Phantom Express is a 1932 American pre-Code mystery crime-drama directed by Emory Johnson and based on the Emory Johnson story.  The film stars William Collier, Jr. as Bruce Harrington, Sally Blane as Carolyn Nolan and Hobart Bosworth as Mr. Harrington. It was commercially released on August 15, 1932, by Majestic Pictures.<EOS>"
4621,169185,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tutta_Rolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Donohue_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Donohue_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rhythm in the Air<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rhythm in the Air is a 1936 British comedy dance film directed by Arthur B. Woods and starring husband and wife dance partnership American Jack Donohue and Norwegian Tutta Rolf.  The film was a quota quickie production, written by Donohue in collaboration with Vina de Vesci, and was reportedly largely autobiographical, as the events in the film closely mirrored Donohue own experience of coming to be a dancer.<EOS>"
4622,104108,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas'_La_Dolce_Vita<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Lucas & Tony Dimarco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas'_La_Dolce_Vita<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lucas Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas'_La_Dolce_Vita<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas'_La_Dolce_Vita<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas'_La_Dolce_Vita<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas'_La_Dolce_Vita<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas'_La_Dolce_Vita<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Michael Lucas' La Dolce Vita<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas'_La_Dolce_Vita<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas'_La_Dolce_Vita<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas'_La_Dolce_Vita<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas'_La_Dolce_Vita<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas'_La_Dolce_Vita<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas'_La_Dolce_Vita<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lucas'_La_Dolce_Vita<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay_pornographic_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Michael Lucas' La Dolce Vita is a 2006 gay pornographic remake of the Federico Fellini classic film La Dolce Vita, directed by Michael Lucas and Tony Dimarco and released by Lucas Entertainment.The film stars Michael Lucas, Jason Ridge, Chad Hunt, Cole Ryan, Pete Ross, Derrick Hanson, Ray Star, Brad Star, Jack Bond, Wilson Vasquez, Jonathan Vargas, Ben Andrews, and more. It features non-sexual cameos by Savanna Samson, Kevin Aviance, Amanda Lepore, Heather Fink, Will Clark and Johnny Hanson.Lucas contends that the film is the most expensive gay porn film ever made due to a budget of $250,000 and multiple celebrity cameos.<EOS>"
4623,92399,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_Forsythe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jodi Matterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Damon Herriman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexander England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lincoln Younes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_Forsythe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_Forsythe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Down Under<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Under_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Down Under is an Australian black comedy drama film set in the aftermath of the 2005 Cronulla riots. It is written and directed by Abe Forsythe.<EOS>
4624,112735,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Walter R. Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Robert W. Paul , BFI Video , Kino Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert W. Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_R._Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The '?' Motorist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Moon_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1900s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1900s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1906_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1906_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_R._Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1900s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_'%3F'_Motorist<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saturn_in_film<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The '?' Motorist is a 1906 British silent comedy trick film, commonly called ""The Mad Motorist"" or ""Questionmark Motorist"" and directed by Walter R. Booth. Released in October 1906, the film is ""one of the last films that W.R. Booth made for the producer-inventor R.W. Paul,"" and, according to Michael Brooke of BFI Screenonline, ""looks forward to the more elaborate fantasies that Booth would make for Charles Urban between 1907 and 1911, as well as drawing on a wide range of the visual tricks that Booth had developed over the preceding half-decade.""Booth later remade the film as The Automatic Motorist in 1911. The film has also been compared to the work of Georges Méliès and ""The Impossible Voyage.""<EOS>"
4625,126781,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Robson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marilyn_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Robson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Foreman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Champion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_editor_won_the_Best_Film_Editing_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Stanley_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Robson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dimitri_Tiomkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Champion_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Carl_Foreman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Champion is a 1949 American sports drama film noir directed by Mark Robson with a screenplay written by Carl Foreman based on a short story by Ring Lardner. The film stars Kirk Douglas, Marilyn Maxwell, Arthur Kennedy, Paul Stewart, Ruth Roman and Lola Albright. The story recounts the struggles of boxer ""Midge"" Kelly fighting his own demons while working to achieve success in the ring.The film won an Academy Award for Best Film Editing and gained five other nominations as well, including a Best Actor for Douglas.Several clips from the film were used in Douglas' 1999 film Diamonds to illustrate his character's career as a boxer.<EOS>"
4626,165794,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meg_Partridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Day_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Meg Partridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imogen_Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meg_Partridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Day_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meg_Partridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Portrait of Imogen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_photographers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_Imogen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Portrait of Imogen is a 1988 American short documentary film about American photographer Imogen Cunningham, directed by Meg Partridge, daughter of Cunningham's son Rondal Partridge. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Short.<EOS>"
4627,55798,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>They Came by Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>They Came by Night is a 1940 British crime film directed by Harry Lachman and starring Will Fyffe, Phyllis Calvert and Anthony Hulme.  It was made at the Islington Studios by Gainsborough Pictures and released by 20th Century Fox. The film's sets were designed by the art director Alex Vetchinsky. It was based on the West End play of the same title by Barré Lyndon.It was one of several starring vehicles for Will Fyffee and a key early role for Phyllis Calvert.<EOS>"
4628,49606,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryl_Duke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_H._Martinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Laird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Gordon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Nielsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Widdoes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Haydn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Sorel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryl_Duke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_H._Martinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Laird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Prince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Charlie_Chan_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Charlie_Chan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daryl_Duke<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Return of Charlie Chan (also known as Happiness Is a Warm Clue) is a 1973 American television film. It was directed by Daryl Duke and stars Ross Martin, Richard Haydn, Louise Sorel, and Leslie Nielsen.<EOS>"
4629,163574,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_R._Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gale_Storm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Cleveland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phil Regan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_R._Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Gerard_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bradford_Ropes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_A._Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sunbonnet Sue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunbonnet_Sue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sunbonnet Sue is a 1945 American comedy musical film directed by Ralph Murphy and starring Gale Storm, Phil Regan and George Cleveland. The film's composer, Edward J. Kay, was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Score in 1946.<EOS>"
4630,89342,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Alston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Accent_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jade van der Lei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Louise Alston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Gregg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cindy Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gyton Grantley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Zeremes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Romany Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Alston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Accent_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Alston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jade_van_der_Lei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Vagg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brisbane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_My_Friends_Are_Leaving_Brisbane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Brisbane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane is a 2007 Australian romantic comedy film directed by Louise Alston and written by Stephen Vagg. It follows Anthea, a 25-year-old girl who hates her job and has to sit back and watch as all her friends move away from her hometown, Brisbane, to make a better life. In 2013, The Guardian referred to it as a ""cult film"" inspired by ""a typically Brisbane lament... the departure of people in their late 20s to Sydney, Melbourne, London or New York.""<EOS>"
4631,64359,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Teague<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Glenn Durfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Media Cooperation One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Margery Bone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ioan_Gruffudd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Dunbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melanie_Lynskey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louis Dempsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Sweenie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Teague<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Young_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shooters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Netherlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shooters_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dutch_crime_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shooters is a 2002 British crime drama film. Directed by Colin Teague and Glenn Durfort, it was filmed in London in 1999 and released theatrically in the UK on 25 January 2002. In addition to co-writing the screenplay, Andrew Howard and Louis Dempsey play the lead characters. Adrian Dunbar, Gerard Butler, Ioan Gruffudd, and Melanie Lynskey co-star.<EOS>"
4632,35600,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Manfredini, Jay Yuenger, Neil S. Bulk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrienne King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Furey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Friday the 13th Part 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_summer_camps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Manfredini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1984<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1979<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Friday_the_13th_(franchise)_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Friday the 13th Part 2 is a 1981 American slasher film produced and directed by Steve Miner in his directorial debut, and written by Ron Kurz. It is the sequel to Friday the 13th (1980), and the second installment in the franchise. Adrienne King, Betsy Palmer, and Walt Gorney reprise their respective roles from the first film as Alice Hardy, Pamela Voorhees, and Crazy Ralph. Amy Steel and John Furey also star. Taking place five years after the first film, Part 2 follows a similar premise, with an unknown stalker killing a group of camp counselors at a training camp near Crystal Lake. The film marks the debut of Jason Voorhees (Warrington Gillette) as the series' main antagonist.Originally, Friday the 13th Part 2 was intended to be an anthology film based on the Friday the 13th superstition. However, after the popularity of the original film's surprise ending, the filmmakers opted to continue the story and mythology surrounding Camp Crystal Lake, a trend that would be repeated in every film in the franchise.Like the original film, Friday the 13th Part 2 faced opposition from the Motion Picture Association of America, who noted its ""accumulative violence"" as problematic, resulting in numerous cuts being made to allow an R rating. The film opened theatrically in New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco on May 1, 1981. Friday the 13th Part 2 received negative reviews, and was less financially successful than the first film, grossing $21.7 million in the U.S. on a budget of $1.25 million. A direct sequel, Friday the 13th Part III, was released one year later.<EOS>"
4633,8821,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Steve_Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Hine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Curtis Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Ogden Stiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Darby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Steve_Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Steve_Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Better Off Dead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Better Off Dead: Original A&M Soundcrack [sic]<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_skiing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_Theatrical_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Student_exchange_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Savage_Steve_Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Better_Off_Dead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Savage_Steve_Holland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Better Off Dead is a 1985 American teen black comedy film written and directed by Savage Steve Holland. It stars John Cusack, David Ogden Stiers, Diane Franklin and Kim Darby. The film was released in August 1985.Initially met with mixed reviews on release, it has since developed a cult following for its unconventionally surreal and absurdist humor.<EOS>"
4634,163636,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ajax Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victor Potel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Carey_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last of the Clintons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Clintons<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last of the Clintons is a 1935 American western film directed by Harry L. Fraser and starring Harry Carey, Betty Mack and Victor Potel. It was the last film released by the Poverty Row studio Ajax Pictures before it closed down.<EOS>"
4635,68070,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cynthia Hull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Comanche Crossing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Comanche_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Comanche Crossing is a 1968 Western film directed by Larry Buchanan. Buchanan worked on the film in 1967–68 with Tony Huston. It was shot in Big Bend Country near the US-Mexican border, with Cynthia Hull as a Native American and Huston as a Comanche warrior. The film was never released.Buchanan says it was one of his more personal projects that he made between exploitation pictures; he later called it ""a fine little film"".<EOS>"
4636,21619,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Stewart_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Stewart_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Patrick_Kirwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Pacific_Ocean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_to_His_Neck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Willis,_Baron_Willis<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Up to His Neck is a 1954 British comedy film directed by John Paddy Carstairs, starring Ronald Shiner, Hattie Jacques and Anthony Newley. It was written by Carstairs, Patrick Kirwan and Ted Willis from a story by Peter Rogers.<EOS>"
4637,111879,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jean Negulesco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Bernheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Holt_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nan Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John 'Dusty' King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crash Donovan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Donovan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean_Negulesco<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crash Donovan is a 1936 American drama film directed by William Nigh and Jean Negulesco and starring Jack Holt, John 'Dusty' King and Nan Grey. It marked the directorial debut of the Romanian-born Negulesco.<EOS>"
4638,25630,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bernard Luber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Massimo_Serato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irene_Papas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Raft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gianna_Maria_Canale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man from Cairo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Algeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Cairo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man from Cairo is a 1953 British/Italian/American international coproduction film noir starring George Raft. Released in Italy as Italian: Dramma nella Kasbah/Avventura ad Algeri, it also went under the alternative English titles Cairo Incident, Adventure in Algiers and Secrets of the Casbah.<EOS>"
4639,164419,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Reisner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sandy Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:May_Robson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Reisner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zelda_Sears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You Can't Buy Everything<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_businesspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dudley_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Buy_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Reisner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>You Can't Buy Everything is a 1934 American pre-Code romantic drama film directed by Charles Reisner and Sandy Roth and starring May Robson, Jean Parker and Lewis Stone. It was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Working titles of the film were Rich Widow and Old Hannibal. According to Motion Picture Herald, the principal character of Hannah Bell (played by May Robson) was modeled after Hetty Green, famous as the miserly ""Witch of Wall Street.""<EOS>"
4640,83150,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rowland,_film_director<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lester Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marisa_Allasio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Lanza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renato_Rascel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rowland,_film_director<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giorgio_Prosperi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Seven Hills of Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Titanus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Hills_of_Rome_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Rowland<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Seven Hills of Rome (Italian title: Arrivederci Roma) is an Italian-American film international co-production released in January 1958 and shot on location in Rome and at the Titanus studios. It was filmed in Technicolor and Technirama, distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, was tenor Mario Lanza's penultimate film, and Marisa Allasio’s last film.<EOS>"
4641,160403,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leah_Meyerhoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Toni Meyerhoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emma Galvin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Corrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leah_Meyerhoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leah_Meyerhoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_student_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twitch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Twitch is a Student Academy Award-nominated short film directed by Leah Meyerhoff and starring Emma Galvin, Peter Corrie, Toni Meyerhoff.Twitch kicked off the film festival circuit by winning a Grand Jury Prize at Slamdance and going on to screen in over 200 film festivals worldwide. Twitch has since won over a dozen international awards and is currently airing on the Independent Film Channel and Skandinavia TV.<EOS>"
4642,168314,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Osmond_Borradaile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Parry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Osmond_Borradaile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Parry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Tall Country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_British_Columbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tall_Country<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Theatrical_Short_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Tall Country is a Canadian short documentary film, directed by Osmond Borradaile and released in 1958. Commissioned by the Government of British Columbia to commemorate the provincial centennial, the film depicts various aspects of life and work in the province. It was narrated by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation announcer George McLean.The film was one of three co-winners, alongside The Quest and Money Minters, of the Canadian Film Award for Best Theatrical Short Film at the 11th Canadian Film Awards in 1959.<EOS>"
4643,98085,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_Bearing_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Henry Sandbank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_Bearing_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Francesca Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_Bearing_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ball Bearing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_Bearing_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_Bearing_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_Bearing_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Advertising_campaigns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_Bearing_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lexus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_Bearing_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ball_Bearing_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rolling-element_bearings<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ball Bearing was a 1992 television advertisement for the Lexus ES 300, which introduced the luxury sedan to American television audiences. It was created by Team One, a unit of Saatchi & Saatchi.  The advertisement showed a ball bearing rolling smoothly down the panel seams of a Lexus sedan,   thus demonstrating the precise quality of its exterior elements.  The television spot won awards, was emulated by subsequent commercials, and was credited for focusing industry attention on body tolerances.<EOS>"
4644,32196,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Russ Marker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Russ Marker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Britton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann Pellegrino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Bob Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Yesterday Machine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mad_scientist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yesterday_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Yesterday Machine is a regional American science fiction film written, produced, and directed by Russ Marker.  It stars Tim Holt, James Britton, Ann Pellegrino, and Jack Herman.  Various sources give the film's release date as 1963, 1965, and 1966In the story, a newspaper reporter, a nightclub singer, and the singer's sister fall into the hands of a mad Nazi physicist who has developed a time travel machine with which he intends to snatch Adolf Hitler from the past, teleport him into the present, and forever bring the world under the brutal domination of the Third Reich.<EOS>"
4645,165703,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Tilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jerry Clemans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Tilton, Harold Lee Tichenor, Glen W. Lavold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Bainborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gerry Kuipers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Tilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Lee_Tichenor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Tilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pilots North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Edmonton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilots_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Docudrama_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Pilots North is a 1981 docudrama film directed by Roger Tilton and Jerry Clemans.<EOS>
4646,19369,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_a_Stranger_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_a_Stranger_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_a_Stranger_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_a_Stranger_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_a_Stranger_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_a_Stranger_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Return of a Stranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_a_Stranger_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_a_Stranger_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_a_Stranger_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_a_Stranger_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_a_Stranger_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_a_Stranger_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_a_Stranger_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Max_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_a_Stranger_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Return of a Stranger is a 1961 British second feature thriller film directed by Max Varnel and starring John Ireland and Susan Stephen. It was written by Brian Clemens and produced by The Danzigers.<EOS>
4647,36968,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Buckner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Errol_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexis_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Buckner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horace_McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gentleman Jim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Heinz_Roemheld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_American_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_boxers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gentleman_Jim_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gentleman Jim is a 1942 film directed by Raoul Walsh and starring Errol Flynn as heavyweight boxing champion James J. Corbett (1866–1933). The supporting cast includes Alexis Smith, Jack Carson, Alan Hale, William Frawley, and Ward Bond as John L. Sullivan. The movie was based upon Corbett's 1894 autobiography, The Roar of the Crowd. The role was one of Flynn's favorites.<EOS>"
4648,135925,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ub_Iwerks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Celebrity Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ub_Iwerks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ub_Iwerks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ub_Iwerks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jack Frost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ComiColor_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ub_Iwerks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Frost_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Jack Frost is a 1934 animated short film produced by Ub Iwerks and is part of the ComiColor Cartoons series.<EOS>
4649,168974,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tigon Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Tenser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_L._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Flemyng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanda_Ventham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Tenser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_L._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Blood Beast Terror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mad_scientist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blood_Beast_Terror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vernon_Sewell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Blood Beast Terror (U.S. title: The Vampire-Beast Craves Blood; also known as Blood Beast From Hell and Deathshead Vampire) is a 1968 British horror film directed by Vernon Sewell and starring Peter Cushing, Robert Flemyng and Wanda Ventham. It was written by Peter Bryan. It was released in the UK by Tigon in February 1968, and in the United States by Pacemaker Pictures on a double-bill with Slaughter of the Vampires (1962).<EOS>"
4650,141894,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RTL_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Cochran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben-Rose Davis, Richard Donat, Elliot Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RTL_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Cochran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pit Pony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nova_Scotia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_horses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mining<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1901<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nova_Scotia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Pony_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eric_Till<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Pit Pony is a 1997 television film directed by Eric Till. It was Elliot Page's debut role; Page was scouted for it by John Dunsworth, who also had a small role in the film. The film was based on the novel Pit Pony by Joyce Barkhouse. It was nominated for numerous Gemini Awards in 1997.<EOS>"
4651,62409,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Almond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Almond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Connery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Almond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Almond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Almond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBC_Television_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Macbeth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Macbeth_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Macbeth is a 1961 Canadian television film adaptation of William Shakespeare's Macbeth starring Sean Connery (in his only lead Shakespearean role). The screenplay was adapted by Paul Almond who also directed the production. It was originally broadcast by CBC in five parts on 30 November, 5 December, 7 December, 12 December, and 14 December 1961; and then re-edited into a 90-minute single episode that aired in April 1962 as part of the CBC's second season of the anthology series, Festival.<EOS>"
4652,166141,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Singing_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Nosseck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Singing_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Singing_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Moyshe Oysher, Phyllis Hill, Joey Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Singing_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Nosseck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Singing_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Singing_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Nosseck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Singing_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Singing in the Dark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Singing_in_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Singing_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Singing_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Singing_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Singing_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_aftermath_of_the_Holocaust<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Singing_in_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Max_Nosseck<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Singing in the Dark is a 1956 American black-and-white film about a Holocaust survivor suffering from total amnesia who comes to the United States. It stars Yiddish language film actor Moishe Oysher in his only English-language film performance, comedian Joey Adams (born Joseph Abramowitz), who was also executive producer, and his wife, future gossip columnist Cindy Adams, and was directed by Max Nosseck.<EOS>"
4653,165785,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Scott_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Porky Chops<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky_Chops<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Porky Chops is a 1949 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Arthur Davis. The short was released on February 12, 1949, and stars Porky Pig.The short's name is a pun on ""pork chops"".<EOS>"
4654,28103,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Zeisler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gaumont British<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Hellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Zeisler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Picture_Corporation_of_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Hellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crime Over London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_Over_London<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Zeisler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crime Over London is a 1936 British crime film directed by Alfred Zeisler and starring Margot Grahame, Paul Cavanagh and David Burns. It was made at Isleworth Studios, based on the novel House of a Thousand Windows by Ludwig von Wohl. The film's sets were designed by art director Edward Carrick. Distributed by United Artists in Britain, it was later given an American release by Gaumont British.<EOS>"
4655,167133,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Lanfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Evans_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vivian_Blaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Lanfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isobel_Lennart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Skirts Ahoy!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skirts_Ahoy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Lanfield<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Skirts Ahoy! is a 1952 musical film directed by Sidney Lanfield, and starring Esther Williams, Vivian Blaine and Joan Evans. Shot in Technicolor, the film follows several women who join the WAVES with sequences filmed on location at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. It also features the film debut of Billy Eckstine.<EOS>"
4656,78702,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard E. Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julian Sands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lori Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Twohy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Warlock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trimark_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1690s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Twohy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rapid_human_age_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mennonitism_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Witch_hunting_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warlock_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_franchises<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Warlock is a 1989 American supernatural horror film directed by Steve Miner and written by David Twohy. Julian Sands stars as the title character, a son of Satan who travels from the late 17th century to the modern era with the mission of destroying the world. Lori Singer and Richard E. Grant co-star as a 20th-century woman and a 17th-century witch-hunter attempting to stop him.The film was shown internationally in 1989, but did not receive an American release until January 11, 1991. It received mixed reviews and grossed $9 million on a $15 million budget. Two sequels followed, with Sands reprising his role in the first sequel Warlock: The Armageddon (1993), although both sequels serve as standalone films with no connection to the original.<EOS>"
4657,141347,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Mama<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Haile_Gerima<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Mama<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbarao, Johnny Weathers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Mama<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Haile_Gerima<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Mama<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bush Mama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Mama<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Mama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Mama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Mama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Mama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Mama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_student_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Mama<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Haile_Gerima<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Bush Mama is an American film made by Ethiopian-American director Haile Gerima, part of the L.A. Rebellion movement of political and experimental black cinema in the 1970s.  It was released in 1979 though made earlier, in 1975.<EOS>"
4658,136197,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Clown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_films_about_clowns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clown_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Clown is a 1931 short animated film by Universal Pictures and one of many in the Oswald the Lucky Rabbit series.<EOS>
4659,2112,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burr_Steers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sony Pictures Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Natalie Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Allison Shearmur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tyler Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean McKittrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc Butan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Annette Savitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lily James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lena Headey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Dance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Douglas Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Riley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bella Heathcote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burr_Steers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Butan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allison_Shearmur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Oliver_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natalie_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_McKittrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burr_Steers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pride and Prejudice and Zombies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_period_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_romance_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Buckinghamshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hertfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Pride_and_Prejudice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Natalie_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Surrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_zombie_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burr_Steers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Fernando_Velázquez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stage_6_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross_Creek_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Brian_Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pride_and_Prejudice_and_Zombies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Seth_Grahame-Smith<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (stylized as Pride + Prejudice + Zombies) is a 2016 action comedy horror film based on Seth Grahame-Smith's 2009 novel of the same name, which parodies the 1813 novel Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. The film is directed by Burr Steers, who wrote the adapted screenplay, and stars Lily James, Sam Riley, Jack Huston, Bella Heathcote, Douglas Booth, Matt Smith, Charles Dance, and Lena Headey. The film follows the general plot of Austen's original novel, with elements of zombie, horror, and post-apocalyptic fiction incorporated.Development of a film adaptation based on Grahame-Smith's novel began in 2009, with Natalie Portman attached to star and produce and Lionsgate to distribute. However, the film went through development hell, with budgetary disputes halting pre-production. Principal photography took place in South East England from September 24, 2014 until November 21.Pride and Prejudice and Zombies premiered in Los Angeles on January 23, 2016 and was theatrically released by Screen Gems on February 5, 2016 in the United States, and by Lionsgate on February 11 in the United Kingdom. The film received generally mixed reviews from critics, with criticism for the tone, action, and plot, but praise for the production values, acting, and humor. It was a commercial failure, grossing just $16 million worldwide against a budget of $28 million.<EOS>"
4660,157670,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Women Aren't Angels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Women_Aren't_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Women Aren't Angels is a 1943 black and white British comedy film directed by Lawrence Huntington and starring Aldwych Theatre farceurs Robertson Hare and Alfred Drayton, with Polly Ward and Joyce Heron. It was made at Welwyn Studios and based on a 1941 play of the same title by Vernon Sylvaine.<EOS>"
4661,60386,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Buscemi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IFC_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Galt_Niederhoffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Winick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Celine_Rattray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniela_Taplin_Lundberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jake Abraham,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Cassel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Kay_Place<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liv_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Boone_Junior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Corrigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Casey_Affleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lonesome Jim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_depression<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonesome_Jim<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Buscemi<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Lonesome Jim is a 2005 American comedy drama film directed by Steve Buscemi and written by James C. Strouse, based partly upon events from his life. Filmed mostly in the city of Goshen, Indiana, the film stars Casey Affleck as a chronically depressed aspiring writer who moves back into his parents' home after failing to make it in New York City. The film premiered at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival, where it was nominated for the Grand Jury Prize, which it lost to Ira Sachs' Forty Shades of Blue.<EOS>"
4662,154451,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gore_Verbinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Graham King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gore Verbinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John B. Carls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Olyphant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Dean Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfred Molina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Winstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Depp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Abigail Breslin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Isla Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Nighy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gore_Verbinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gore_Verbinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Logan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ward_Byrkit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gore_Verbinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rango<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rango: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Feature_Annie_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Feature_Broadcast_Film_Critics_Association_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_reptiles_and_amphibians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lizards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metafictional_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickelodeon_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickelodeon_Movies_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Logan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Feature_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Graham_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_water_scarcity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:GK_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Feature_BAFTA_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gore_Verbinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rango_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_chameleons_and_geckos<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rango is a 2011 American animated Western comedy film directed by Gore Verbinski and written by John Logan. The film stars Johnny Depp as Rango, with Isla Fisher, Abigail Breslin, Alfred Molina, Bill Nighy, Harry Dean Stanton, Ray Winstone and Timothy Olyphant in supporting roles. In the film, a pet chameleon ends up in the town of Dirt, an outpost that is in desperate need of a new sheriff.The film contains a number of references to various other films, including The Shakiest Gun in the West, A Fistful of Dollars, Chinatown, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Once Upon a Time in the West, Cat Ballou, Raising Arizona and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Verbinski has also cited El Topo as an influence on the film. Visual effects for the film were outsourced to Industrial Light & Magic.Rango premiered on February 14, 2011 at Westwood, Los Angeles, and was released in the United States on March 4. The film received positive reviews from critics and grossed $246 million worldwide against a $135 million budget. At the 84th Academy Awards, Rango won Best Animated Feature. Following its critical and commercial success, Rango would lead to the formation of Paramount Animation.<EOS>"
4663,119790,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eric Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Carroll_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Robb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Mirros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Meillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noeline_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Shields-Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Bettles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Adelaide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fourth_Wish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Fourth Wish is a 1976 Australian family film directed by Don Chaffey based on a three-part 1974 TV drama from the ABC.<EOS>
4664,156091,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_von_Sternberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Walter_Ruben<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Beery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Brown_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laraine_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Curtis_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_von_Sternberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Walter_Ruben<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sergeant Madden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergeant_Madden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Josef_von_Sternberg<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sergeant Madden is a 1939 film noir forerunner directed by Josef von Sternberg and starring Wallace Beery. The supporting cast in this dark police crime drama, noted for its imaginative and evocative cinematography, includes Tom Brown, Laraine Day, Alan Curtis, and Marc Lawrence.<EOS>"
4665,82562,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manish_Acharya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Horn OK Please Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Manish Acharya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shabana_Azmi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ayesha_Dharker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ajay Naidu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manish_Acharya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manish_Acharya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anuvab_Pal_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manish_Acharya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Loins of Punjab Presents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Anu_Malik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loins_of_Punjab_Presents<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Loins of Punjab Presents is a 2007 Indian film directed by Manish Acharya. It stars Shabana Azmi, Ayesha Dharker and Ajay Naidu.  The film marked Acharya's feature directorial debut.<EOS>"
4666,64132,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_La_Marre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jean-Claude La Marre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ernest Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eurika Pratts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jen Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julius Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert R'ichard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mekhi Phifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Jai White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vivica A. Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Ri'chard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Darrin Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ginuwine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Bolwaire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_La_Marre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_La_Marre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_La_Marre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chocolate City: Vegas Strip<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_striptease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean-Claude_La_Marre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chocolate_City:_Vegas_Strip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lyle_Workman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Chocolate City: Vegas Strip is a 2017 American comedy-drama film directed and written by filmmaker Jean-Claude La Marre. The film stars Michael Jai White, Robert Ri'chard, Michael Bolwaire, Ginuwine, Mekhi Phifer, Darrin Henson, Mel B and Vivica A. Fox. It is the sequel to the 2015 film Chocolate City.On August 12, 2017, the film became available on Netflix. A sequel, Chocolate City 3: Live Tour was released by Quiver Distribution in 2021.<EOS>"
4667,117874,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hemmings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hemmings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mayersberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Disappearance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_contract_killing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Disappearance_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stuart_Cooper<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Disappearance is a 1977 British-Canadian thriller film directed by Stuart Cooper, and starring Donald Sutherland, Francine Racette, David Hemmings and John Hurt. It is based on the novel Echoes of Celandine by Derek Marlowe.<EOS>"
4668,145345,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessie_Nelson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jessie Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Zwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshall_Herskovitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laura Dern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dianne Wiest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Doug Hutchison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dakota Fanning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Loretta Devine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Schiff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michelle Pfeiffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessie_Nelson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessie_Nelson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Zwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshall_Herskovitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessie_Nelson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Am Sam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_intellectual_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_origami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Developmental_disabilities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_Sam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jessie_Nelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Am Sam (stylized in all lowercase) is a 2001 American drama film co-written and directed by Jessie Nelson. It stars Sean Penn, Michelle Pfeiffer, Dianne Wiest, Dakota Fanning, Richard Schiff, Loretta Devine and Laura Dern.Nelson and co-writer Kristine Johnson researched the problems facing adults with intellectual disabilities by visiting the non-profit organization L.A. GOAL (Greater Opportunities for the Advanced Living). They subsequently cast two actors with disabilities, Brad Silverman and Joe Rosenberg, in key roles. The film's title is derived from the lines ""I am Sam / Sam I am"" of the book Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss, which is included in the movie.The film received generally negative reviews from critics and grossed over $97 million at the box office. For his role as Sam, Penn was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor at the 74th Academy Awards in 2002. The film launched the career of Dakota Fanning and her younger sister Elle Fanning, who were then seven and almost three years old respectively. Dakota Fanning became the youngest person to be nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award.<EOS>"
4669,67921,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franco_Giraldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franco_Cittadini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stenio Fiorentini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soledad_Miranda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Betts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franco_Giraldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franco_Cittadini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stenio_Fiorentini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Di_Leo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giuseppe_Mangione<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandro_Continenza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franco_Giraldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Augusto_Finocchi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sugar Colt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Luis_Bacalov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ennio_Morricone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spaghetti_Western_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Franco_Giraldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sugar_Colt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Allan_Pinkerton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sugar Colt is a 1966 Italian and Spanish spaghetti Western directed by Franco Giraldi, produced by Franco Cittadini and Stenio Fiorentini, written by Sandro Continenza, Augusto Finocchi, Giuseppe Mangione and Fernando Di Leo, composed by Luis Enríquez Bacalov, filmed by Alejandro Ulloa and starred by Jack Betts, Joaquín Parra, Soledad Miranda, Georges Rigaud, Antonio Padilla, Giuliano Raffaelli and Hunt Powers. It is the Giraldi's second film after Seven Guns for the MacGregors. The film represents the cinematographical debut for Jack Betts, here credited as Hunt Powers, and it is also Erno Crisa's last film.<EOS>"
4670,69676,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Frank Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Identity Unknown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Identity_Unknown_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_aviation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Identity Unknown is a 1960 British drama film directed by Frank Marshall and starring Richard Wyler, Pauline Yates and Patricia Plunkett. It was written by Brian Clemens and produced by The Danzigers.<EOS>"
4671,161706,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Jory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Veda Ann Borg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pamela Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Blankfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Escaped from the Gestapo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Escaped_from_the_Gestapo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_Young_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Escaped from the Gestapo is a 1943 film from King Brothers Productions, directed by Harold Young about a forger forced to work for Nazi spies. It stars Dean Jagger, Mary Brian and John Carradine.The film was also known as No Escape and Edmund Lowe was meant to star, and Frances Farmer also, in an uncredited role, and George McFarland of the Our Gang fame as Billy. Frances Farmer started filming but was accused of assaulting a hairdresser, and forced to leave the set.<EOS>"
4672,143668,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Josh Aronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Artistic License Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sound and Fury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_children_with_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Sign_Language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_deaf_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_and_Fury_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Deaf_culture_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sound and Fury is a documentary film released in 2000 about two American families with young deaf children and their conflict over whether or not to give their children cochlear implants; surgically implanted devices that may improve their ability to hear but may threaten their Deaf identity.<EOS>
4673,30883,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victory_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Alpha Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lon_Chaney,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmen_Laroux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucile_Browne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Cassidy_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Lorch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victory_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alpha_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Block<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cheyenne Rides Again<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheyenne_Rides_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_F._Hill<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Cheyenne Rides Again is a 1937 Western film directed by Robert F. Hill. It stars Tom Tyler and Lon Chaney Jr. Much as did Alfred Hitchcock in his own films, director Hill appears in a cameo as townsman ""Bartender Ed"".<EOS>"
4674,167415,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ernest Gartside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judy Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claude Dampier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The White Lilac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Lilac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Parker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The White Lilac is a 1935 British mystery film directed by Albert Parker and starring Basil Sydney, Judy Gunn, Claude Dampier and Percy Marmont. It is based upon the play of the same name by Ladislas Fodor. It was made at Wembley Studios as a quota quickie by the British subsidiary of Fox Film.<EOS>"
4675,117769,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Devil Plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Plays<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Devil Plays is a 1931 American pre-Code mystery film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Jameson Thomas, Florence Britton and Thomas E. Jackson. It was given a British release under the alternative title of The Murdock Affair.<EOS>"
4676,162082,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberto_Mitrotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Colesberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marshall M. Silverman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rebecca Brooke, Jody Ray, Phil Bendone & Robert Furey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberto_Mitrotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Executive_producer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Colesberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberto_Mitrotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Girl... Big Tease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sexploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Girl..._Big_Tease<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Little Girl... Big Tease is a 1976 softcore sexploitation film directed by Roberto Mitrotti and produced by Robert F. Colesberry.<EOS>
4677,171395,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Les_Tremayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Selden_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Yankee Doodle Cricket<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Broadcasting_Company_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_animated_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_insects<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yankee_Doodle_Cricket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_television_specials<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Yankee Doodle Cricket is a 1975 American television animated special directed by American animator Chuck Jones. June Foray was the voice of Marsha the Lightning Bug. It originally aired on ABC on January 16, 1975. The special was released on VHS and LaserDisc by Family Home Entertainment, and it was released on VHS again in 1999 and on DVD in 2002 and 2007 by Lionsgate Home Entertainment.<EOS>"
4678,93845,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_MacKenna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>William Cameron Menzies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Considine_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elissa_Landi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Cavanagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lewis Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_MacKenna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Cameron_Menzies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Considine_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Starling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_L._McLaurin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Always Goodbye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Cameron_Menzies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Goodbye_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kenneth_MacKenna<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Always Goodbye is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film directed by Kenneth MacKenna and William Cameron Menzies and starring Elissa Landi, Lewis Stone and Paul Cavanagh. It was produced and distributed by Fox Film.<EOS>"
4679,58680,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herman Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Geeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Dors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ty_Hardin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aben_Kandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Berserk!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Scott_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Psycho-biddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Berserk!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Berserk! is a 1967 British horror-thriller film directed by Jim O'Connolly and starring Joan Crawford, Ty Hardin, Diana Dors and Judy Geeson. The screenplay was written by Herman Cohen and Aben Kandel.Berserk! marked Crawford's penultimate feature-film appearance.<EOS>"
4680,63548,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loretta_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Tracy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man's_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Borzage<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Man's Castle is a 1933 pre-Code American film directed by Frank Borzage and starring Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young.<EOS>
4681,121632,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elaine_May<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_J._Scherick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeannie_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Audra_Lindley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Albert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cybill_Shepherd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Grodin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elaine_May<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_J._Scherick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Heartbreak Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Neil_Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Motion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_marriage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_interfaith_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Bruce_Jay_Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heartbreak_Kid_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Elaine_May<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Heartbreak Kid is a 1972 American romantic black comedy film directed by Elaine May and written by Neil Simon, starring Charles Grodin, Cybill Shepherd, Jeannie Berlin, Audra Lindley, Eddie Albert, and Doris Roberts. It is based on the short story ""A Change of Plan"", written by Bruce Jay Friedman and first published in Esquire in 1966.In the film, a self-absorbed salesman (Grodin) marries his girlfriend (Berlin) after a short courtship. During his honeymoon, the salesman increasingly tires of his bride, finding that her earlier habits during courtship now irritate and repel him. Before the end of the honeymoon the salesman falls for a college-aged heiress (Shepherd) and impulsively courts her against her father's (Albert) wishes.At the 45th Academy Awards, Berlin was nominated for Best Supporting Actress, and Albert for Best Supporting Actor. The Heartbreak Kid was ranked number 91 on AFI's 100 Years... 100 Laughs, a list of the funniest American films ever made, and was remade in 2007.<EOS>"
4682,165003,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_M._Gover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Barr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tucker McGuire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Slaughter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_M._Gover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_at_Scotland_Yard<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_M._Gover<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder at Scotland Yard is 1953 British crime film directed by Victor M. Gover and starring Tod Slaughter, Patrick Barr and Tucker McGuire. It was written by John Gilling and is a sequel to Gover's King of the Underworld (1952).<EOS>"
4683,163448,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Mitchell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucien_Hubbard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Barsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dialogue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Star Witness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Star_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Star Witness is a 1931 American pre-Code crime drama film produced and distributed by Warner Bros. and directed by William A. Wellman. The film stars Walter Huston, Frances Starr, Grant Mitchell, and Chic Sale. The Star Witness was nominated for an Academy Award at the 5th Academy Awards for Best Story.A print of the film is preserved by the Library of Congress.<EOS>"
4684,102021,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_Haskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herman King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pedro_Armendáriz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abraham_Sofaer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heidi_Brühl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Williams_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_Haskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Captain Sindbad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Bavaria_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michel_Michelet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Byron_Haskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_8th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain_Sindbad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Sinbad_the_Sailor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Captain Sindbad is a 1963 independently made fantasy and adventure film, produced by Frank King and Herman King, directed by Byron Haskin, that stars Guy Williams and Heidi Brühl. The film was shot at the Bavaria Film studios in Germany and was distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.The screenplay was rewritten by Guy Endore, then rewritten again by co-producer Frank King a week before filming began in order to reduce production expenses; the film was reedited again prior to release. Haskin also shot some of the film's special effects sequences for an MGM Television television pilot, but no network picked it up.<EOS>"
4685,51748,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hill_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount+<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ryan Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Suzy Shinn, Ali Dee Theodore, Doug Davis, Kenny G, Steve Mazzaro, Tainy, Albert Hype, The Flaming Lips, Scott Booker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clancy Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Kenny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Trejo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Snoop Dogg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keanu Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Awkwafina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tiffany Haddish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reggie Watts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Fagerbakke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Berry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mr. Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carolyn Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rodger Bumpass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hill_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount+<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hill_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Aibel_and_Glenn_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sponge on the Run<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The SpongeBob Movie:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge On The Run<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_summer_camps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underwater_civilizations_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_kidnapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_postponed_due_to_the_COVID-19_pandemic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickelodeon_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickelodeon_Movies_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount+_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Pacific_Ocean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Interquel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Stephen_Hillenburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:SpongeBob_SquarePants_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_SpongeBob_Movie:_Sponge_on_the_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:SpongeBob_SquarePants<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run is a 2020 American animated adventure comedy film based on the television series SpongeBob SquarePants. Written and directed by series co-developer and former writer Tim Hill, who co-wrote the story with Jonathan Aibel and Glenn Berger, it stars the series' regular voice cast and includes new characters (both live-action and animated) performed by Awkwafina, Snoop Dogg, Tiffany Haddish, Keanu Reeves, Danny Trejo, and Reggie Watts. The film follows SpongeBob on a journey to Atlantic City to rescue his kidnapped pet snail, Gary. The film is dedicated to creator Stephen Hillenburg, who died in 2018, and also served as an executive producer on the project. It is the third theatrical film based on the series, following Sponge Out of Water in 2015. Development for a third SpongeBob film began in April 2015, two months after the release of the second film. By January 2016, Aibel and Berger had been hired to write the film, and by April 2018, Hill had been hired as director. It is the first film in the franchise to be fully animated in stylized computer-generated imagery (as opposed to being entirely animated in 2D like the first film, or the mixing of 2D and CGI animation in the second film). Hans Zimmer composed the film's score. Animation was provided by Mikros Image.Originally slated for a worldwide theatrical release by Paramount Pictures, plans were changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The film was released theatrically in Canada on August 14, 2020, and digitally on Netflix in other territories on November 5, 2020. It was released as a premium video-on-demand offering and a Paramount+ launch title in the United States on March 4, 2021. Sponge on the Run received generally positive reviews from critics, and was nominated for Favorite Animated Movie at the 2022 Kids' Choice Awards. A fourth film, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, is due to be released on December 19, 2025.<EOS>"
4686,154719,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Ashton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Palace_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jodi Matterson, Andrena Finlay & Al Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kerry_Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Billing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia_Bertinshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Taylor_Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Ashton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Palace_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carolyn_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Razzle Dazzle: A Journey Into Dance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_mockumentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roger_Mason_(musician)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Razzle Dazzle: A Journey into Dance is a 2007 Australian mockumentary comedy film directed by Darren Ashton about competitive dance, first screened on 15 March 2007.<EOS>"
4687,165909,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Maude<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norah_Baring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moore_Marriott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Webster_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Martin-Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Maude<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lyons Mail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Maude<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lyons_Mail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Historical_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lyons Mail is a 1931 British historical mystery adventure film directed by Arthur Maude and starring John Martin Harvey, Norah Baring, and Ben Webster. It was based on the 1877 play The Lyons Mail by Charles Reade which in turn was based on his 1854 play The Courier of Lyons.  The filmwas also released under the alternative title Courrier de Lyon. It had previously been made into a 1916 silent film The Lyons Mail. The story is based on the Courrier de Lyon case. It was shot at the Twickenham Studios in London. Filmed in 1930, it was to be leading actor John Martin-Harvey's only sound film.<EOS>"
4688,104869,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_White_Green<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Abba Makama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_White_Green<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Abba Makama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_White_Green<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ifeanyi Dike, Jammal Ibrahim, Samuel Robinson.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_White_Green<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abba_Makama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_White_Green<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abba_Makama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_White_Green<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Green White Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_White_Green<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Nigeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_White_Green<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_White_Green<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_White_Green<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Nigerian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_White_Green<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nigeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_White_Green<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nigeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_White_Green<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nigerian_coming-of-age_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Green White Green is a 2016 Nigerian coming of age film revolving around three teenagers, who seem on an interminably long wait for university. The film was released in film festivals.<EOS>"
4689,11757,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tony Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Greengrass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Doug Liman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Greengrass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Liman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spy_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Techno-thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Central_Intelligence_Agency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bourne_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2002<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bourne franchise consists of action thriller installments based on the character Jason Bourne, created by author Robert Ludlum. The franchise includes five films and a spin-off television series. The overall plot centers around Jason Bourne, a CIA assassin suffering from dissociative amnesia, portrayed by Matt Damon.All three of Ludlum's novels were adapted for the screen, featuring Matt Damon as the title character in each. Doug Liman directed The Bourne Identity (2002) and Paul Greengrass directed The Bourne Supremacy (2004), The Bourne Ultimatum (2007), and Jason Bourne (2016). Tony Gilroy wrote or co-wrote each film except for Jason Bourne and directed The Bourne Legacy (2012).Damon chose not to return for the fourth film, The Bourne Legacy, which introduces a new main character, Aaron Cross (Jeremy Renner), a Department of Defense operative who runs for his life because of Bourne's actions in Ultimatum. The character of Jason Bourne does not appear in Legacy, but mention of his name and pictures of Damon as Bourne are shown throughout the film. Damon returned for the fifth installment, Jason Bourne. Although the first three films are titled the same as the source novels, the stories of all five in the series are original being only conceptually inspired by the books.The Bourne series has received generally positive critical reception and grossed over US$1.6 billion. Notoriously, the franchise is also famous for establishing post-9/11 gritty realism tone, heavy use of shaky cam cinematography and frenetic editing techniques (abetted by Greengrass' style) in modern filmmaking, most of which influenced action films around the late 2000s to the early 2010s.<EOS>"
4690,163534,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Neagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arthur Finn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tullio Carminati<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolas_Farkas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Kimmins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herman_J._Mankiewicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Three Maxims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Maxims<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Herman_J._Mankiewicz<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Three Maxims is a 1936 British drama film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Anna Neagle, Tullio Carminati and Leslie Banks. It was released in the United States under the alternative title  The Show Goes On. Separate French and German language versions were filmed 1935 in Paris. The film's sets were designed by Wilcox's regular art director Lawrence P. Williams.<EOS>"
4691,49757,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Irwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Syndicate Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Arthur_Durlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Irwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Arthur_Durlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Irwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Riding Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riding_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Irwin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Riding Kid is a 1931 American Western film directed by Jack Irwin and starring Buddy Roosevelt, Jean Kay and Fred Church. The title is sometimes spelled The Ridin' Kid.It was an independent production by the Poverty Row-based Syndicate Pictures.<EOS>"
4692,165278,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland:_Tales_of_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Helene Klodawsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland:_Tales_of_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Signe Johansson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland:_Tales_of_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helene_Klodawsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland:_Tales_of_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Motherland: Tales of Wonder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland:_Tales_of_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland:_Tales_of_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland:_Tales_of_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland:_Tales_of_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland:_Tales_of_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland:_Tales_of_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland:_Tales_of_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland:_Tales_of_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Motherland: Tales of Wonder is a Canadian documentary film, directed by Helene Klodawsky and released in 1994. The film centres on interviews with a variety of women, both older women whose children are now adults and younger women who were still raising young kids at the time the film was made, about the social and cultural pressures attached to motherhood.The film received a Genie Award nomination for Best Feature Length Documentary at the 16th Genie Awards in 1996.<EOS>"
4693,97784,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Found_Alive_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hutchison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Found_Alive_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Olympic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Found_Alive_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hutchison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Found_Alive_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Found Alive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Found_Alive_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Found_Alive_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Found_Alive_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Found_Alive_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Found_Alive_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Found_Alive_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Found_Alive_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Hutchison<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Found Alive is a 1933 American pre-Code drama film directed by Charles Hutchison, starring Barbara Bedford, Maurice Murphy and Robert Frazer.The film's sets were designed by the art director Paul Palmentola.<EOS>"
4694,87407,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Flynn_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Krevoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Bixler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin M. Kallberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeff Ivers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyne_Daly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Flynn_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Krevoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Absence_of_the_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Absence of the Good is a 1999 American made-for-television thriller film starring Stephen Baldwin and directed by John Flynn.<EOS>
4695,24139,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bud Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathe Film Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Bowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Raoul Barre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Domestic Difficulties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_marriage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Domestic_Difficulties<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Domestic Difficulties is a 1916 silent animated short film featuring Mutt and Jeff. The film is one of the earliest animated adaptations of Bud Fisher's comic strip. The film features a humorous depiction of spousal abuse.In the film, Mutt's wife is having a night out. She makes Mutt promise to stay in their apartment, but he instead heads to a bar with Jeff. He returns intoxicated and fails to enter the apartment unnoticed. His irritated wife is waiting for him. She beats up Mutt and then defenestrates him.<EOS>"
4696,112604,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Commonwealth United<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donald Factor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leon Mirell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Dennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susanne_Benton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Burns_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>That Cold Day in the Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Johnny_Mandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Cold_Day_in_the_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>That Cold Day in the Park is a 1969 psychological drama thriller film directed by Robert Altman and starring Sandy Dennis. Based on the novel of the same name by Richard Miles and adapted for the screen by Gillian Freeman, it was filmed on location in Vancouver, British Columbia, where the events occur.  The supporting cast includes Michael Burns, Luana Anders, John Garfield Jr., and  Michael Murphy.<EOS>"
4697,159691,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Cullen Blaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Imperial Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cullen Blaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jayne Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Trigg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carroll Brandon Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Gesswein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>R.O.T.O.R.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:R.O.T.O.R.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Android_(robot)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>R.O.T.O.R. (also known as Blue Steel and R.O.T.O.R.: Police Force) is a 1987 American science fiction action film starring Richard Gesswein, Jayne Smith and Margaret Trigg. The film has been described as a low-budget copy of The Terminator and RoboCop with some elements taken from Judge Dredd.The film is well known in Argentina as the origin of the name of the Argentinian rock band Él Mató a un Policía Motorizado (He killed a motorcycle cop).<EOS>"
4698,5147,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lowell_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney_Platform_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Spelling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheryl_Ladd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Thinnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Bochner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Van_Fleet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie 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Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lowell_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney_Platform_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Spelling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Movie_of_the_Week<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Satanism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Lowell_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurence_Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Aaron_Spelling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_School_for_Girls_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Satan's School for Girls is a 1973 American made-for-television horror film directed by David Lowell Rich, and produced by Aaron Spelling under its production company Spelling-Goldberg Productions. The film premiered on ABC on September 19, 1973. The film has been named as one of the most memorable television movies of the 1970s.<EOS>"
4699,166679,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Pickering<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lili_Bordán<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amrita_Acharia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Marcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kacey_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Blackwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ashton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Finn Corney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Pickering<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Welcome to Curiosity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Curiosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cornwall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Welcome to Curiosity is a 2018 British crime thriller film directed by Ben Pickering and starring Amrita Acharia, Jack Ashton, Richard Blackwood, Kacey Clarke, Lili Bordán, Stephen Marcus and Finn Corney.  It is the world's first film to have raised its entire production budget through equity crowdfunding.<EOS>"
4700,33032,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris Gerolmo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Timothy Marx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Webster Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Rea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Imelda Staunton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joss Ackland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey DeMunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max von Sydow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ion Caramitru<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Gerolmo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Marx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Biography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1983<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Award-winning_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1994<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1986<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_capital_punishment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1987<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1984<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1990<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Soviet_Union<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Randy_Edelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_serial_killers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_male_serial_killers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hungary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1982<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scanbox_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Russian_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Ukrainian_men<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Citizen X is a 1995 American television film which covers the efforts of detectives in the Soviet Union to capture an unknown serial killer of women and children in the 1980s, and the bureaucratic obstacles they encounter. The film is based upon the true story of Soviet serial killer Andrei Chikatilo, who was convicted in 1992 of the murder of 52 women and children committed between 1978 and 1990. It stars Stephen Rea, Donald Sutherland, and Max Von Sydow. The film is based on Robert Cullen's non-fiction book The Killer Department, published in 1993. The film premiered on HBO on February 25, 1995.<EOS>"
4701,89969,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alan Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aretha Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Spike Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chiemi Karasawa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Elliot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Angie Seegers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Wexler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Woolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sabrina V. Owens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tirrell D. Whittley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aretha Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexander Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Cleveland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The Southern California Community Choir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aretha_Franklin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Wexler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Amazing Grace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women_in_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_African_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Neon_(distributor)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amazing_Grace_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aretha_Franklin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Amazing Grace is a 2018 concert film ""realized and produced"" by Alan Elliott.  The film's footage was shot under the direction of Sydney Pollack, who does not receive directorial credit, just a ""special thanks.""  Amazing Grace stars Aretha Franklin recording her 1972 live album of the same name. It co-stars James Cleveland, Alexander Hamilton, and the Southern California Community Choir, and features her father C. L. Franklin.The film was not released as scheduled in 1972 due to difficulty in synchronizing the audio with the visual print, and was relegated to a Warner Bros. vault until 2007, when producer Alan Elliott purchased the raw footage and attempted to synchronize it. The edited footage, 87 minutes in length, was planned for a 2011 release. However, Franklin sued Elliott for appropriating her likeness without permission, and the release date passed. Elliott made another attempt in 2015 to hold the film's premiere at the Telluride Film Festival, at the Toronto International Film Festival, and at the Chicago International Film Festival, but Franklin sued him again for reasons that have not been revealed. After Franklin's death in 2018, her family made an arrangement to release the film, which premiered at Doc NYC in 2018, before being released worldwide on April 5, 2019. The film has received critical acclaim.<EOS>"
4702,161995,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Adolfi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Nixon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Withers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Adolfi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Jackson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In the Headlines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_G._Adolfi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Headlines<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>In the Headlines is a 1929 sound (All-Talking) crime drama film directed by John G. Adolfi and starring Grant Withers and Marian Nixon. It was produced and distributed by the Warner Brothers.<EOS>
4703,169602,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Lundy_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Frees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Lundy_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heck_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sleepy-Time Squirrel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Henry_Wilson_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Barney_Bear_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dick_Lundy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_squirrels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy-Time_Squirrel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sleep<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sleepy-Time Squirrel is a 1954 MGM cartoon featuring Barney Bear. It is the 25th Barney Bear short.<EOS>
4704,94135,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Essington_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Julian Pringle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Essington_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Essington_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Essington_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Haywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Essington_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Keays-Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Essington_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Essington_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Essington_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_colonial_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Essington_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Essington_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Essington_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Julian_Pringle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Essington_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_the_Northern_Territory<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Essington is a 1974 TV film about a convict named Squires who arrives with a detachment of Royal Marines at Port Essington.According to the Canberra Times ""it is both an historical narrative and an allegorical treatment of Australian history.""<EOS>"
4705,30804,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Noyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sunil Perkash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Newton Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lorenzo di Bonaventura<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angelina Jolie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chiwetel Ejiofor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liev Schreiber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andre Braugher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Noyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorenzo_di_Bonaventura<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kurt_Wimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Salt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Salt: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kung_fu_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phillip_Noyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Girls_with_guns_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Central_Intelligence_Agency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_White_House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_Korea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Korea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Muay_Thai_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Di_Bonaventura_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lorenzo_di_Bonaventura<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kurt_Wimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salt_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jeet_Kune_Do_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Salt is a 2010 American action thriller film directed by Phillip Noyce, written by Kurt Wimmer, and starring Angelina Jolie, Liev Schreiber, Daniel Olbrychski, August Diehl, and Chiwetel Ejiofor. Jolie plays CIA operative Evelyn Salt, who is accused of being a Russian sleeper agent and goes on the run to try to clear her name.Originally written with a male protagonist, with Tom Cruise initially secured for the lead, the script was ultimately rewritten by Brian Helgeland for Jolie. Filming took place on location in Washington, D.C., New York City, and Albany, New York, between March and June 2009, with reshoots in January 2010. Action scenes were primarily performed with practical stunts, computer-generated imagery being used mostly for creating digital environments.The film had a panel at San Diego Comic-Con on July 22 and was released in North America on July 23, 2010. Salt grossed $294 million at the worldwide box office and received generally positive reviews, with praise for the action scenes and Jolie's performance, but drawing criticism on the writing, with reviewers finding the plot implausible and convoluted. The DVD and Blu-ray discs were released on December 21, 2010, and featured two alternate cuts providing different endings for the film.Salt was nominated for Best Sound Mixing at the 83rd Academy Awards.<EOS>"
4706,59847,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lily of Laguna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Laguna_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lily of Laguna is a 1938 British drama film directed by Oswald Mitchell and starring Nora Swinburne, Richard Ainley and Talbot O'Farrell. It was made at Walton Studios. It takes its title from the music hall song ""Lily of Laguna"".<EOS>"
4707,45909,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Perry Andelin Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adam Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Todd Garner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Giarraputo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sid Ganis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Bernardi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Siskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Brolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harold Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dana Carvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Esposito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brent Spiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Ganis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dana_Carvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harris_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Master of Disguise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Master of Disguise: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slapstick_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2002<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_W._Bush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Revolution_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Adam_Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Happy_Madison_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1979<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_of_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Palermo<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Master of Disguise is a 2002 American adventure comedy film directed by production designer Perry Andelin Blake in his sole directorial effort; written by Dana Carvey and Harris Goldberg; and produced by Sid Ganis, Alex Siskin, Barry Bernardi, and Todd Garner. The film stars Carvey, Brent Spiner, Jennifer Esposito, Harold Gould, and James Brolin. It tells the story of a man who is trained to become a ""Master of Disguise"" by his grandfather when a master criminal kidnaps his parents.Produced by Revolution Studios, The Master of Disguise was released by Sony Pictures Releasing in the United States on August 2, 2002. The film received overwhelmingly negative reviews, with many critics deeming it among the worst films ever made. Despite its panning, it grossed $43.4 million on a $16 million budget.<EOS>"
4708,98074,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balance_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gary Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balance_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Francesca Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balance_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Balance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balance_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balance_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Advertising_campaigns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balance_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balance_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Balance_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lexus<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Balance was a 1989 television advertisement for the Lexus LS 400, which also introduced the luxury car make Lexus to American television audiences. It was created by Team One, a unit of Saatchi & Saatchi.  The ad was designed to promote the engineering attributes of the LS 400, Lexus's flagship sedan. The advertisement received several awards and was emulated by later versions.<EOS>"
4709,128680,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Liman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnon Milchan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Simon Kinberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lucas Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jay Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samuel L. Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max Thieriot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Rooker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>AnnaSophia Robb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hayden Christensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Bilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jumper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jumper: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hong_Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Arnon_Milchan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Czech_Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dune_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_S._Goyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tokyo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_secret_societies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teleportation_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wormholes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Doug_Liman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Simon_Kinberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jim_Uhls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Faster-than-light_travel_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jumper_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jumper<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jumper is a 2008 American science fiction action film directed by Doug Liman and written by David S. Goyer, Jim Uhls and Simon Kinberg. Loosely based on  the 1992 novel by Steven Gould, the film stars Hayden Christensen as a young man capable of teleporting, as he is pursued by a secret society intent on killing him. Jamie Bell, Rachel Bilson, Max Thieriot, AnnaSophia Robb, Diane Lane, Michael Rooker, and Samuel L. Jackson also star.The script went through a rewrite prior to filming, and the roles for the main characters were changed during production. Filmed in 20 cities and 14 countries from 2007 to 2008 and released on February 14, 2008, the film grossed $225 million worldwide and received generally negative reviews from critics, mostly because of the many changes to Gould's novel, rushed plot, and anticlimactic ending.<EOS>"
4710,165781,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Dougherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Count_Cutelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Porky's Pet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Pet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pigs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Porky's Pet is a 1936 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Jack King. The short was released on July 11, 1936, and stars Porky Pig.<EOS>"
4711,12931,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Nu Image Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Sagall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Speakman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Idan_Alterman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Adalist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rochelle Swanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nu_Image<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deadly Outbreak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_Asia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Artisan_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tel_Aviv<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Outbreak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nu_Image_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deadly Outbreak (released in certain markets as Deadly Takeover) is an action film released by US-Israeli company Nu Image in 1996, and directed by former stuntman Rick Avery.Set in Israel, it is an unofficial remake of the 1988 film Die Hard, with the last act of the film also borrowing heavily from the 1994 film Speed, released two years earlier.The film was rated 3.2 on the Letterbox site. According to IMDb, this film was edited into Steven Seagal's Ticker.<EOS>"
4712,165517,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lowell_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Romm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Hampton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Komack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Corey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Bostock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lowell_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Romm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Hackady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Senior Prom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Lowell_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Senior_Prom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Senior Prom is a 1958 American musical film directed by David Lowell Rich and starring Jill Corey and Paul Hampton, as well as a rare non-Stooge appearance by Moe Howard.<EOS>"
4713,25273,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_the_Marx_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Viva_Buddy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Viva Buddy is a 1934 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Jack King. The short was released on December 12, 1934, and stars Buddy, the second star of the series.<EOS>"
4714,90893,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Collinson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Alan Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gert_Fröbe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stéphane_Audran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Lom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Aznavour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elke_Sommer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Naser_Malek_Motiei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Collinson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>And Then There Were None<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bruno_Nicolai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Iran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Iran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_And_Then_There_Were_None<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Collinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:And_Then_There_Were_None_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Isfahan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>And Then There Were None (U.S. title: Ten Little Indians; also known as E Poi Non Rimase Nessuno, Ein Unbekannter rechnet ab,  Diez negritos, Dix petits nègres) is a 1974 mystery film and an adaptation of Agatha Christie's best-selling 1939 mystery novel of the same name. The film was directed by Peter Collinson and produced by Harry Alan Towers. This was the second of three versions of Christie's novel to be adapted to the screen by producer Harry Alan Towers. Two film adaptations were previously released (a 1945 version by René Clair and the 1965 adaptation Ten Little Indians). An American made-for-television version was broadcast in 1959. Towers produced a third version in 1989.<EOS>"
4715,32435,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Pollexfen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Talbott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Agar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Pollexfen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Pollexfen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Daughter of Dr. Jekyll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_werewolf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Daughter_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dr._Jekyll_and_Mr._Hyde_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Daughter of Dr. Jekyll is a low-budget black-and-white 1957 American horror film produced by Jack Pollexfen, directed by Edgar G. Ulmer and released by Allied Artists. The film is a variation on the 1886 gothic novella Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. It stars Gloria Talbott, John Agar and Arthur Shields. In the film, Janet Smith (Gloria Talbott) learns that she is not only the daughter of the infamous Dr. Henry Jekyll, but is convinced by her guardian, Dr. Lomas (Arthur Shields), that she has inherited her father's transformative condition. Janet begins to believe that she turns into a monster after two local women are found horribly killed and nearly takes her own life because of it. However, all is not what it seems.Daughter of Dr. Jekyll was released in theaters in the US on a double bill with The Cyclops.<EOS>"
4716,113896,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ursula_Jeans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellis Jeffreys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lyn Harding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Barton Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barton_Mystery_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Barton Mystery is a 1932 British crime film directed by Henry Edwards and starring Ursula Jeans, Ellis Jeffreys and Lyn Harding. It was based on the play The Barton Mystery by Walter Hackett.It was made at British and Dominions Studios, Elstree, as a second feature for release by Paramount Pictures. At the time Paramount was spending more on its quota films than other Hollywood companies.<EOS>"
4717,157988,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fuest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Z._Arkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_H._Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Calder-Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fuest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Z._Arkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_H._Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:%5BPatrick_Tilley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wuthering Heights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michel_Legrand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Fuest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Wuthering_Heights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wuthering_Heights_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wuthering Heights is a 1970 British period romantic drama film directed by Robert Fuest, based on the 1847 Emily Brontë novel of the same name. It stars Anna Calder-Marshall as Cathy and Timothy Dalton as Heathcliff, with supporting roles played by Harry Andrews, Pamela Brown, Hugh Griffith, Ian Ogilvy, and Judy Cornwell.The film was produced by the British branch of American International Pictures, who also distributed the film in the United States. Like the 1939 version, it depicts only the first sixteen chapters concluding with Cathy Linton's death and omits the trials of her daughter, Hindley's son, and Heathcliff's son.The film opened to mixed reviews, but was a commercial success, grossing $4.5 million from a $800,000 production budget. Michel Legrand’s score earned a Best Original Score nomination at the 28th Golden Globe Awards.<EOS>"
4718,40616,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Burt P. Lynwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Majestic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Majestic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Motive for Revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Majestic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motive_for_Revenge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_P._Lynwood<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Motive for Revenge is a 1935 American mystery film directed by Burt P. Lynwood, written by Stuart Anthony and starring Donald Cook, Irene Hervey and Doris Lloyd.<EOS>"
4719,59313,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Carson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Carson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Letters from a Killer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Carson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Salt_Lake_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Salt_Lake_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dennis_McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Letters_from_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_prison_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Letters from a Killer is a 1998 British-American crime drama mystery film starring Patrick Swayze. The film was directed by David Carson, and also stars Gia Carides, Kim Myers, Olivia Birkelund, and Tina Lifford. It was directed by David Carson and writing by John Foster, Nicholas Hicks-Beach, and Shelley Miller.<EOS>"
4720,18205,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Loew's Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Descher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elmore Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martha Wentworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanne Dunne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mitchell Boys Choir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The Hollywood Choir Boys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Peace on Earth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Peace On Earth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Good Will to Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Peace_on_Earth_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_political_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Peace on Earth is a one-reel 1939 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cartoon short directed by Hugh Harman, about a post-apocalyptic world populated only by animals, after human beings have gone extinct due to war. The film's copyright was renewed in 1966, and it will enter the American public domain on January 1, 2035.<EOS>"
4721,168754,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Ghungroos<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gauri Warudi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Ghungroos<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gauri Warudi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Ghungroos<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Silent Ghungroos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Ghungroos<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Ghungroos<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Ghungroos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Ghungroos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Ghungroos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Ghungroos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Ghungroos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Ghungroos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_musical_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silent_Ghungroos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Culture_of_Maharashtra<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Silent Ghungroos is a 2006 Indian documentary film directed by Gauri Warudi. The film is about Tamasha, the folk musical theatre of Maharashtra, and traces its origins to the Peshwa era. Tamasha has been the source of entertainment and amusement for the rural Marathi audience for more than a century. It was made by a Pune-based journalist turned documentary film maker.<EOS>"
4722,94884,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Green_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eyewitness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eyewitness_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Muriel_Box<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Eyewitness (also known as Point of Crisis) is a 1956 British thriller film directed by Muriel Box and starring Donald Sinden, Muriel Pavlow, Belinda Lee, Michael Craig, Nigel Stock and Richard Wattis. It was Produced by Sydney Box for the Rank Organisation.<EOS>"
4723,132536,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_from_Nowhere<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Wiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_from_Nowhere<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_from_Nowhere<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Wiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_from_Nowhere<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_from_Nowhere<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady from Nowhere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_from_Nowhere<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_from_Nowhere<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_from_Nowhere<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_from_Nowhere<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_from_Nowhere<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_from_Nowhere<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_from_Nowhere<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_from_Nowhere<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Wiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_from_Nowhere<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady from Nowhere is a 1936 American crime film directed by Gordon Wiles and starring Mary Astor, Charles Quigley and Thurston Hall.<EOS>"
4724,167637,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David C. Rea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Scotia-Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Newbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Vernon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Cope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hilary Pritchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Newbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Newbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She'll Follow You Anywhere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She'll_Follow_You_Anywhere<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>She'll Follow You Anywhere, released in the United States as Passion Potion, is a 1971 British comedy film directed by David C. Rea and starring Kenneth Cope, Keith Barron and Richard Vernon. Two chemists working in a lab of a big corporation accidentally stumble across a love potion while working to create a new aftershave.<EOS>"
4725,164686,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Shebib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ira_Englander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robby Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat Hingle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claudia Cron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff McCracken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Shebib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ira_Englander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Bean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirl_Hendryx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Running Brave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Olympic_track_and_field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_track_and_field_athletes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Edmonton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1964<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Running_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Donald_Shebib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_1964_Summer_Olympics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Brave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Canadian_men<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Running Brave is a 1983 Canadian biographical sports drama film based on the story of Billy Mills, a member of the Oglala Sioux tribe located in South Dakota. Mills was born on the reservation, and later attended the University of Kansas  where he was recruited by the Olympic running team and won the gold medal in the 1964 Tokyo Olympics for the 10,000 meter race. In one of the great upsets in sports history, Mills sprinted from third place for the win. Mills is still the only American in history to win the Olympic 10,000 meter run. Robby Benson portrays Mills. Pat Hingle and a young Graham Greene also star.<EOS>"
4726,27413,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Barry Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lincoln_Kilpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thalmus_Rasulala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_St._Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Pace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Christopher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cool Breeze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_W._R._Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Breeze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gene_Corman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cool Breeze is a 1972 American blaxploitation heist film directed and co-written by Barry Pollack and starring Thalmus Rasulala. It was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The film is loosely based on W. R. Burnett's 1949 novel The Asphalt Jungle. It is the fourth film adaptation of the novel, after The Asphalt Jungle (1950), The Badlanders (1958) and Cairo (1963). The film was released with the tagline: ""He hit the Man for $3 million. Right where it hurts. In the diamonds. And baby, that's cold.""<EOS>"
4727,5632,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_D._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Zucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil Dornfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Molly Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Rex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Crews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashley Tisdale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Snoop Dogg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katrina Bowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Heather Locklear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mac Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katt Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erica Ash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>J. P. Manoux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_D._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Zucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Zucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Proft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scary Movie 5<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scary Movie 5: Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scary Movie 5: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2013<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parodies_of_horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scary_Movie_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_L._Venable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Pat_Proft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Weinstein_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Zucker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scary_Movie_5<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Malcolm_D._Lee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scary Movie 5 (stylized as Scary MoVie) is a 2013 American parody film directed by Malcolm D. Lee, written by David Zucker and Pat Proft, and produced by Zucker and Phil Dornfeld. It is the standalone sequel to Scary Movie 4 (2006) and the fifth installment in the Scary Movie film series. It is the second and last film in the series to be distributed by The Weinstein Company, as well as the only one not to involve Miramax Films. The film stars Ashley Tisdale, Simon Rex, Erica Ash, Katrina Bowden, Terry Crews, Heather Locklear, J. P. Manoux, Mac Miller, Jerry O'Connell, Molly Shannon, Snoop Dogg, Kate Walsh and Katt Williams.The film is the only installment of the franchise not to feature Cindy Campbell (played by Anna Faris) or Brenda Meeks (Regina Hall). It premiered on April 11, at the Hollywood's ArcLight Cinerama Dome. The film parodies various horror films and other popular culture.Scary Movie 5 was released on April 12, 2013. The film received negative reviews from critics and grossed $78.4 million, making it the lowest-grossing film in the Scary Movie series. A sequel, Scary Movie 6, is set for release in 2026, with the Wayans brothers' involvement.<EOS>"
4728,61344,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rouben Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myrna_Loy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanette_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Chevalier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Ruggles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Butterworth_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Waldemar_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Hoffenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Marion_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love Me Tonight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Love Me Tonight is a 1932 American pre-Code musical comedy film produced and directed by Rouben Mamoulian, with music by Rodgers and Hart.  It stars Maurice Chevalier as a tailor who poses as a nobleman and Jeanette MacDonald as a princess with whom he falls in love.  It also stars Charles Ruggles as a penniless nobleman, along with Charles Butterworth and Myrna Loy as members of his family.The film is an adaptation by Samuel Hoffenstein, George Marion Jr. and Waldemar Young of the play Le Tailleur au château (""The tailor at the castle"") by Paul Armont and Léopold Marchand.<EOS>"
4729,142673,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Di Lello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Candy_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Laurance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_O'Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Handy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Di_Lello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brad_Fiedel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_as_pilots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Popeye_Doyle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Levin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Popeye Doyle is an American 1986 television film starring Ed O'Neill as New York City police detective Jimmy ""Popeye"" Doyle. It is a sequel to the feature films The French Connection (1971) and French Connection II (1975), in which Gene Hackman played Doyle; Hackman won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his performance in The French Connection. Popeye Doyle was originally intended as a pilot episode for a proposed series under that title, but the series was not picked up.Popeye Doyle is based on a real New York City detective, Eddie Egan, who appears in The French Connection as Walt Simonson, Doyle's supervisor.<EOS>"
4730,111880,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dermot_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Williams_(British_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crash Drive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Drive<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Drive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Drive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Drive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Drive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Drive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crash_Drive<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Crash Drive is a 1959 British racing car film directed by Max Varnel and starring Dermot Walsh. It was produced by the Danziger Brothers. It was written by Brian Clemens and Eldon Howard and produced by The Danzigers.<EOS>
4731,28270,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cross My Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cross My Heart is a 1937 British drama film directed by Bernard Mainwaring and starring Kathleen Gibson, Kenne Duncan and Tully Comber. It was made at Pinewood Studios as a quota quickie for release by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
4732,71112,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Lundy_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Lundy_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Musical Moments from Chopin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dick_Lundy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Frédéric_Chopin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Woody_Woodpecker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Musical_Moments_from_Chopin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Andy_Panda_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Musical Moments from Chopin (also known as Chopin's Musical Moments) is a Musical Miniatures cartoon, co-starring Andy Panda and Woody Woodpecker. It was directed by Dick Lundy and released on February 25, 1946.It was nominated for an Academy Award for best short subject in 1946, losing to MGM's Tom and Jerry cartoon The Cat Concerto, which also featured a piano concert setting.<EOS>"
4733,161344,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Officer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mongrel_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kate Kung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sandy Reimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mpho_Koaho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ngozi_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Officer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mongrel_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Officer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tamai_Kobayashi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Short Hymn, Silent War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_Film_Centre_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Hymn,_Silent_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Officer<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Short Hymn, Silent War is a 2002 Canadian short drama film, directed by Charles Officer. The film centres on four Black Canadian women coping with an epidemic of gun violence in their community.The film's cast includes Ngozi Paul, Mpho Koaho, Karen Robinson, Robert B. Kennedy, Bobby Manning, Ashley Archer, Elizabeth Vida and Mary Wright.The film received a Genie Award nomination for Best Live Action Short Film at the 24th Genie Awards.The film was later distributed as a bonus feature on the DVD release of Officer's feature film Nurse.Fighter.Boy.<EOS>"
4734,105534,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Binamé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canadian_Broadcasting_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morningstar_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Siracusa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Bregman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Callum_Keith_Rennie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Nadon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Binamé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canadian_Broadcasting_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morningstar_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Siracusa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Bregman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBC_Television_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_television_miniseries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_political_drama_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_about_prime_ministers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canada–United_States_relations_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:H2O_(miniseries)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Ottawa<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>H2O is a Canadian political drama two-part miniseries that first aired on the CBC Television October 31, 2004. It starred Paul Gross and Leslie Hope, with then-politician Belinda Stronach making a cameo appearance. Written by Gross and John Krizanc and directed by Charles Binamé, it was nominated for five Gemini Awards and four DGC Craft Awards. It won one Golden Nymph Award for best actor (Paul Gross).<EOS>"
4735,25160,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Savage_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gordon Eastman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Savage_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Savage_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gordon Eastman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Savage_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Eastman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Savage_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Savage_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Savage Wild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Savage_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Savage_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Savage_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Savage_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Savage_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Savage_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Savage Wild is a 1970 documentary film directed by, and starring, Gordon Eastman. It was one of a series of documentary films made by Eastman about life in the wild.It was also known as Wild Arctic.Eastman spent almost two years shooting the film in northern Canada.<EOS>"
4736,70896,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Burke_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Peace Arch Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Mahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_B._Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew C. Maier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Lancheros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Spencer Esau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Burke_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Burke_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Burke_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Max Rules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Seattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rules<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Max Rules is a 2004 kids' action-adventure feature film written and directed by Robert Burke.<EOS>
4737,127086,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Charlie Chan Carries On<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_mystery_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Charlie_Chan_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Chan_Carries_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hamilton_MacFadden<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Charlie Chan Carries On is a 1931 American pre-Code mystery film directed by Hamilton MacFadden and starring Warner Oland, John Garrick and Marguerite Churchill. It is the first appearance of Warner Oland as Charlie Chan. Part of the long-running Charlie Chan series, it was based on the 1930 novel of the same title by Earl Derr Biggers. It is now considered a lost film; however, Fox simultaneously filmed a Spanish-language version which was released under the title Eran Trece—There Were Thirteen—and this version survives.<EOS>"
4738,165655,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sykes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry Nation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clive Exton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Milland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankie_Howerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Burden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sykes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Nation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Exton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Nation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Exton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The House in Nightmare Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Sykes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Clive_Exton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_House_in_Nightmare_Park<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Clive_Exton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The House in Nightmare Park (U.S. titles: Crazy House and The House of the Laughing Dead) is a 1973 British comedy horror film directed by Peter Sykes and starring Frankie Howerd, Ray Milland and Hugh Burden. It was one of a number of British comedy films which parodied the successful British horror genre, closely associated with the Hammer Horror films. Its plot follows that of a traditional ""Old Dark House"" story.A struggling actor is hired to perform a dramatic reading at a country house. The people who hired him have ulterior motives.<EOS>"
4739,80246,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Baker_(fashion_designer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Colbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Colburne, Kylie Minogue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kylie_Minogue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bono<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Baker_(fashion_designer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dannii_Minogue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Martinez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Diamond: A Personal Portrait of Kylie Minogue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Pop music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women_in_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kylie_Minogue_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Diamond:_A_Personal_Portrait_of_Kylie_Minogue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kylie_Minogue_video_albums<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>White Diamond: A Personal Portrait of Kylie Minogue is a 2007 documentary film directed and produced by William Baker and chronicling the life of Australian singer Kylie Minogue during her concert tour Showgirl: Homecoming Tour. It was filmed between August 2006 and March 2007 in both Australia and the United Kingdom.Intended as an account of Minogue's return to the stage following her recovery from cancer, the film features on-stage and back-stage footage and interviews with several of Minogue's tour crew, including the director, William Baker. Kylie's sister Dannii and U2 lead singer Bono are also featured.The film had a one-night premiere in each country, starting in the United Kingdom on 16 October 2007 and ending on 16 November 2007 in New Zealand. It was later released on DVD in two editions: the European/United Kingdom edition and the Australian/New Zealand edition. These were later followed by a two-disc edition; the second disc contained a concert that was filmed during Kylie's Showgirl: Homecoming Tour in Melbourne, Australia.The title White Diamond was taken from one of Kylie's songs (written by Scissor Sisters). This song is the sole new song performed by her during Showgirl: The Homecoming Tour. The film opens with a reworked ballad version of it.Two new songs, ""I'm Hip"" and ""You Are There"", are on the movie's soundtrack. Also on the soundtrack is ""Alone Again"", a previously unrecorded 2002 song that was co-written by Madonna and Rick Nowels.<EOS>"
4740,165320,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Brendel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ruth Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fifi D'Orsay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_J._Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Cantor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Lemon of Orange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Lemon_of_Orange<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_G._Blystone<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Lemon of Orange  is a 1931 American Pre-Code comedy film directed by John G. Blystone and starring El Brendel, Fifi D'Orsay and Ruth Warren. It was produced and distributed by the Fox Film Corporation.<EOS>"
4741,166525,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Osa_Massen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Larry Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Black Parachute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Parachute<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mario_Castelnuovo-Tedesco<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Black Parachute is a 1944 American war film directed by Lew Landers and starring John Carradine, Osa Massen and Larry Parks.The Chicago Daily Tribune said the film had ""an engrossing story and is graced by excellent acting - notably that of the young Larry Parks"". The Los Angeles Times said the film was ""very tensely contrived for its type"".<EOS>"
4742,142091,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horace_Ové<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vijay_Amarnani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Urquhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicholas Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Beaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horace_Ové<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vijay_Amarnani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_British_cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_British_mass_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cricket_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_Away<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Playing Away is a 1986 TV comedy film directed by Horace Ové, from a screenplay by Caryl Phillips.<EOS>"
4743,164152,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Regent Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Truex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Davenport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Get That Venus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Venus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Varney<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Get That Venus is a 1933 American comedy film directed by Arthur Varney and starring Ernest Truex, Jean Arthur and Harry Davenport.<EOS>"
4744,162663,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Of Thee I Sting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Of_Thee_I_Sting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Picnic_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Of Thee I Sting is a 1946 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng, written by Michael Maltese and narrated by Robert C. Bruce that is a parody of World War II documentaries. Material was reused from the Private Snafu cartoon Target: Snafu. The short was released on August 17, 1946.The title is a play on Of Thee I Sing.<EOS>"
4745,166395,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Edin Ibric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>March Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Hawes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Ashton and, Todd Peterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:March_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chilly Beach: The World Is Hot Enough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_World_Is_Hot_Enough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Chilly Beach: The World Is Hot Enough is a Canadian animated comedy film based on the television series Chilly Beach and produced by March Entertainment. The title is a parody of the James Bond film The World Is Not Enough.  An early version of the film had its premiere at Sudbury, Ontario's Cinéfest, and Boston, Massachusetts in 2005. It was released February 5, 2008 on DVD in Canada. A second film, The Canadian President was also later released.<EOS>"
4746,43488,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Errol Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Errol_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Howard Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Errol Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Errol_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Howard Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Thomson_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Eddington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Errol_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cruise of the Zaca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deep Sea Fishing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cruise_of_the_Zaca<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cruise of the Zaca is a short documentary on 16mm about a trip taken by Errol Flynn in 1946 on his boat the Zaca to collect specimens with his father, Professor Theodore Thomson Flynn, an eminent marine biologist. The trip was done in association with the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and took place off the east coast of Mexico and in the West Indies.<EOS>"
4747,167032,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>M&M Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Irvin Berwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jane Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John F. Rickert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Kenyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Scott_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miki MacKenzie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Loch Ness Horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Loch_Ness_Horror<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Loch_Ness_Monster_in_film<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Loch Ness Horror is a 1981 independent monster movie directed by Larry Buchanan. The film was written by Buchanan and Lyn Schubert.<EOS>
4748,170886,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christy_Cabanne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ben Pivar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Arlen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Devine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beverly Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christy_Cabanne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Pivar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_L._Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Pivar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Tombragel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tropic Fury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tropic_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Christy_Cabanne<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tropic Fury is a 1939 American action film directed by Christy Cabanne and starring Richard Arlen, Andy Devine and Beverly Roberts.<EOS>"
4749,136116,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfredo_Zacarías<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Saxon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_Tompkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudio_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alicia Encinas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfredo_Zacarías<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfredo_Zacarías<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bees_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_bees<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bees (Spanish: Abejas asesinas, ""Killer Bees"") is a 1978 Mexican horror film about South American bees imported to the USA, where they wreak havoc.<EOS>"
4750,94981,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilberto_Martínez_Solares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rafael_Portillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jerry Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Something Weird Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>A.D.P. Pictures Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lon_Chaney_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosita Arenas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Mitchell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yerye_Beirute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ramón Gay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilberto_Martínez_Solares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rafael_Portillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilberto_Martínez_Solares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_de_Fuentes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Face of the Screaming Werewolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_werewolf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mummy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_of_the_Screaming_Werewolf<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jerry_Warren<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Face of the Screaming Werewolf is a 1965 horror film directed by a low budget film maker Jerry Warren. The film was created by combining parts of two unrelated Mexican horror films, La Casa del Terror (1960), and La Momia Azteca (1957), with the addition of original footage shot by Warren.  It was released on March 3, 1965, on a double-bill with another of Warren's films, Curse of the Stone Hand.<EOS>"
4751,165386,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eloy_de_la_Iglesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>José Frade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Lyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean Sorel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Mitchum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eloy_de_la_Iglesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eloy_de_la_Iglesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:José_Luis_Garci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder in a Blue World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Male_bisexuality_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eloy_de_la_Iglesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_a_Blue_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_horror_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder in a Blue World (Spanish: Una gota de sangre para morir amando, lit. A Drop of Blood to Die Loving; French: Le bal du vaudou, lit. The Voodoo Ball) is a 1973 Spanish-French dystopian science fiction/crime/horror film directed by Eloy de la Iglesia and starring Sue Lyon, Christopher Mitchum and Jean Sorel.The plot follows a respectable nurse, who seduces young men, takes them home to bed, listens to the post-coital beating of their hearts, and then stabs them to death with a surgical scalpel. The film takes some cues from Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange to the extent of being released on UK VHS as Clockwork Terror.<EOS>"
4752,165367,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vin_Diesel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vin Diesel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vin Diesel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vin_Diesel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vin_Diesel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vin_Diesel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Multi-Facial<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Vin_Diesel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Multi-Facial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vin_Diesel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Multi-Facial is a 1995 American short drama film written, directed, produced, and scored by Vin Diesel, who also stars as a multiracial actor facing various professional and emotional issues. The film is notable for essentially launching Diesel's career as it was noticed by Steven Spielberg, who then watched Diesel's film Strays, which prompted him to give Diesel his first big break by writing a small role specifically for him in Saving Private Ryan (1998).<EOS>"
4753,25684,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Polish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Polish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Polish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryl_Hannah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Nolte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kyle_MacLachlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Forlani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Coyote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Polish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Duel Farnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Polish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Polish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Polish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Polish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Polish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Northfork<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Vantage_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1955<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northfork<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Polish<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Northfork is a 2003 fantasy drama film directed by Michael Polish and written by Michael and Mark Polish. It premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 21, 2003 and later received a limited release in the United States on July 11, 2003. The film stars Duel Farnes, James Woods, Nick Nolte, Michele Hicks, Daryl Hannah, Anthony Edwards, Robin Sachs, Ben Foster, Claire Forlani, Clark Gregg, Kyle MacLachlan and Peter Coyote. This is the brothers' third film collaboration, after Twin Falls Idaho (1999) and Jackpot (2001).<EOS>"
4754,47161,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Birt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harold Richmond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Birt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Night Won't Talk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Birt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Won't_Talk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Kensington_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Night Won't Talk is a 1952 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Daniel Birt and starring John Bailey, Hy Hazell and Mary Germaine. It was written by Roger Burford and Brock Williams. The murder of an artist's model leads the police to investigate the artistic community of Chelsea.<EOS>"
4755,170657,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ritzy Hotel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ritzy_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ritzy Hotel is a short animated film distributed by Columbia Pictures, and one of the many short films featuring the comic strip character Krazy Kat. A colorized version is available.<EOS>"
4756,15861,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Glenville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Glenville, Pierre Jourdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gina_Lollobrigida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Morley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alec_Guinness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Glenville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Glenville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Glenville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_Carrière<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurence_Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Georges_Feydeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_Paradiso_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Glenville<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Hotel Paradiso is a 1966 British comedy film released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in Panavision. It was directed by Peter Glenville and based on the play L'Hôtel du libre échange by Maurice Desvallières and Georges Feydeau. The film allowed Alec Guinness to reprise the role he had played in the London West End theatre production of Hotel Paradiso, which opened at the Winter Garden Theatre, Drury Lane, London on 2 May 1956. In the play, Guinness performed alongside Martita Hunt (Angelique), Irene Worth (Marcelle), Frank Pettingell (Cot), Kenneth Williams (Maxime) and Billie Whitelaw (Victoire). Douglas Byng also reprised his part from the stage play.<EOS>"
4757,167686,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Blondell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Mitchell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vivienne_Osborne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Courtney_Terrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_F._Thew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Granville_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Famous Ferguson Case<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_National_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Famous_Ferguson_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Famous Ferguson Case is a 1932 American pre-Code crime film starring Joan Blondell and directed by Lloyd Bacon. Grant Mitchell and Vivienne Osborne appear in support.<EOS>
4758,137050,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eiji Han Shimizu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Toei_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eiji Han Shimizu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brandin Stennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Helles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joel Sutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Sasaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Toei_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>True North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indonesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indonesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Indonesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indonesian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_Korea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_North_(2020_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Zainichi_Korean_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>True North (Japanese: トゥルーノース) is a 2020 Japanese-Indonesian 3D animated film written, edited, directed and produced by a South Korean-Japanese filmmaker Eiji Han Shimizu, co-produced by Sumimasen led by Shimizu and Studio Raboon.It based on years of research and interviews with former political prisoners who defected to South Korea by Shimizu, depicts a family held captive in a prisons in North Korea in English. Produced over 10 years, spented on funding and gathering collaborators over 5 years of that.The film was screened at the 2020 Annecy International Animation Film Festival, nominated for feature films contrechamp in competition.<EOS>"
4759,165376,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Stevens_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Norris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Holden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Benedict<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder Without Tears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_Without_Tears<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder Without Tears is a 1953 American thriller film directed by William Beaudine, starring Craig Stevens, Joyce Holden and Richard Benedict.<EOS>"
4760,170845,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crown_Film_Unit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sir_Arthur_Elton,_10th_Baronet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Bonifas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crown_Film_Unit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sir_Arthur_Elton,_10th_Baronet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:V.S._Pritchett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two Fathers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_propaganda_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Fathers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crown_Film_Unit_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Two Fathers (also known as 2 Fathers ) is a 1944 British wartime propaganda short film directed by Anthony Asquith and made by the Crown Film Unit, a division of the Ministry of Information. It was written by Asquith and V.S. Pritchett.<EOS>"
4761,166698,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tiffany Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gaumont British Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Harlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Slim Summerville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Gulliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bennett_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Aubrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Under Montana Skies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Montana_Skies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tiffany_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Under Montana Skies is a 1930 American pre-Code western film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Kenneth Harlan, Slim Summerville and Dorothy Gulliver. It was produced and distributed by Tiffany Pictures, one of the leading independent studios in Hollywood.<EOS>"
4762,157454,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_Eberhardt<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_Eberhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc Stirdivant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Kingsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lysette Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_Eberhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Without a Clue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thom_Eberhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Counterfeit_money_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sherlock_Holmes_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Henry_Mancini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ITC_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sherlock_Holmes_pastiches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1892<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_a_Clue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Without a Clue is a 1988 British comedy film directed by Thom Eberhardt and starring Michael Caine and Ben Kingsley. It is based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's characters from the Sherlock Holmes stories but, in this version, the roles are reversed: Dr. John Watson is the brilliant detective, while ""Sherlock Holmes"" is an actor hired to pose as the detective so that Watson can protect his reputation as a physician.<EOS>"
4763,83717,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal-International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stan Margulies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Storch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Pleshette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal-International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marion_Hargrove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>40<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_amusement_parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Jewison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disneyland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gambling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:40_Pounds_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Curtis_Enterprises<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>40 Pounds of Trouble is a 1962 comedy film directed by Norman Jewison and starring Tony Curtis, Suzanne Pleshette, Larry Storch and Phil Silvers. It is a retelling of Damon Runyon's 1932 short story Little Miss Marker.<EOS>"
4764,33370,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_to_the_Roof<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Menmuir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_to_the_Roof<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Menmuir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_to_the_Roof<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_to_the_Roof<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_to_the_Roof<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_to_the_Roof<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Broadcasting_Corporation_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_to_the_Roof<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_live_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_to_the_Roof<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_Australian_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_to_the_Roof<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Australian_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_to_the_Roof<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_television_plays<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Close to the Roof is a 1960 Australian live television play which aired on ABC. Broadcast 14 December 1960 in Sydney, it was kinescoped (""telerecorded"") and shown in Melbourne on 25 January 1961 (it is not known it was also shown on ABC's stations in Adelaide, Brisbane and Perth). Australian TV drama was relatively rare at the time.It was also adapted for radio by the ABC in 1960.<EOS>"
4765,6805,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Mihalka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Houghton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pieter Kroonenburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Novak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winston_Rekert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patty Talbot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Mihalka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Houghton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Blue Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Mihalka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Astral_projection_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Blue Man (also known as Eternal Evil) is a 1985 Canadian horror film directed by George Mihalka and starring Winston Rekert, Karen Black, John Novak, and Patty Talbot.<EOS>"
4766,83299,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Fanfare Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Haworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryant_Haliday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Palk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tower of Evil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_set_in_lighthouses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tower_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Tower of Evil (also known by the titles Horror on Snape Island and Beyond the Fog) is a 1972 British horror film directed and written by Jim O'Connolly and starring Bryant Haliday and Jill Haworth.<EOS>
4767,125615,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fear_of_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fear_of_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fear_of_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Cameron_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fear_of_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garfield_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fear_of_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fear_of_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Griffiths<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fear_of_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fear_of_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fear_of_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fear_of_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fear_of_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fear_of_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Fear_of_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wise<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Fear of Strangers is a 1964 British TV drama starring Stanley Baker, who portrays a racist police inspector who attempts to coerce a black suspect into confessing to a murder he did not commit. Although written in 1958 it was banned for six years. The program was produced by Associated Television (ATV) and aired as an installment of Drama 64.<EOS>"
4768,165451,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Merry Old Soul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dentistry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charlie_Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nightmares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animation_based_on_real_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_nursery_rhymes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Laurel_&_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Jimmy_Durante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Old_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_the_Marx_Brothers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Merry Old Soul is a 1933 animated short film by Walter Lantz Productions, as part of the Oswald the Lucky Rabbit series. The cartoon was nominated for an Academy Award.<EOS>"
4769,137723,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sut_Jhally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeremy Earp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Shaheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sut_Jhally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Shaheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Reel Bad Arabs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Hollywood,_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_racism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Islam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-Arabism_in_North_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stereotypes_of_Arab_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_racism_in_the_cinema_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Arab-American_literature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reel_Bad_Arabs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Media_coverage_and_representation<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Reel Bad Arabs: How Hollywood Vilifies a People is a documentary film directed by Sut Jhally and produced by Media Education Foundation in 2006. This film is an extension of the book of the same name by Jack Shaheen, which also analyzes how Hollywood corrupts or manipulates the image of Arabs. The documentary analyzes 1,000 films that have Arab and Muslim characters, produced between 1896 and 2000, out of which great majority, 936 titles, were negative in their portrayal, arguing that the slander of Arabs in American filmmaking has existed since the early days of the silent cinema and is present in the biggest Hollywood blockbusters today. Jack Shaheen analyzes a long series of ""demeaning"" images of Arabs through his presentation of various scenes from different American movies which he has studied. He argues that this image is characterized by showing Arabs either as bandits or as a savage, nomadic race, or shows Arab women as shallow belly dancers serving evil, naïve, and greedy Arab sheiks. Most important is the image of the rifle in the hands of Arab ""terrorists"". The film then attempts to explain the motivations behind these stereotypes about Arabs, and their development at key points in American history, as well as why it is so important today.The film showed for the first time in Washington on 8 June 2007 and then in Los Angeles in the 20 June 2007. The run time of the film is 50 minutes, with Arabic and English subtitles. Soon afterward, the film was shown successively in more than a dozen of international film festivals between 2006 and 2009  The film's estimated budget is $100,000.<EOS>"
4770,96057,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Broderick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Ruck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mia Sara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ferris Bueller's Day Off<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_wave_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ira_Newborn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_museums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferris_Bueller's_Day_Off<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chicago_Cubs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ferris Bueller's Day Off is a 1986 American teen comedy film written, co-produced, and directed by John Hughes. The film stars Matthew Broderick, Mia Sara, and Alan Ruck, with supporting roles from Jennifer Grey, Jeffrey Jones, Cindy Pickett, Edie McClurg, Lyman Ward and Charlie Sheen. It tells the story of the eponymous character, a charismatic high school slacker who lives in Chicago and skips school with his best friend Cameron and his girlfriend Sloane for a day, regularly breaking the fourth wall to explain his techniques and inner thoughts.Hughes wrote the screenplay in less than a week. Filming began in September 1985 and finished in November, featuring many Chicago landmarks including the Sears Tower, Wrigley Field, and the Art Institute of Chicago. The film was Hughes's love letter to Chicago: ""I really wanted to capture as much of Chicago as I could. Not just in the architecture and landscape, but the spirit.""Released by Paramount Pictures on June 11, 1986, the film became the tenth-highest-grossing film of 1986 in the United States, grossing $70 million over a $5 million budget. The film received generally positive reviews from critics and audiences alike, who praised Broderick's performance, and the film's humor and tone. In 2014, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress, being deemed ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"". The film was followed by a television series, starring Charlie Schlatter as the title character. A spin-off film titled Sam & Victor's Day Off, focusing on the two valets who took Cameron's father's Ferrari on a joy ride, is in development for Paramount+.<EOS>"
4771,160439,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harold Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annabelle_Weenick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judy Adler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roland Royter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Hoffman_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Hoffman_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Under Age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_originally_rejected_by_the_British_Board_of_Film_Classification<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Age_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Under Age is a 1964 black-and-white film written and directed by Larry Buchanan and starring Annabelle Weenick, Judy Adler and Roland Royter. The film was shot in Dallas, Texas.<EOS>"
4772,65029,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon,_Simon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon,_Simon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Digital_Classics_DVD<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon,_Simon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Shillingford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon,_Simon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon,_Simon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Digital_Classics_DVD<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon,_Simon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon,_Simon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon,_Simon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon,_Simon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon,_Simon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon,_Simon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon,_Simon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon,_Simon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Morecambe_and_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon,_Simon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_short_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Simon, Simon is a 1970 British sound effect comedy short film directed by Graham Stark and starring Stark, Norman Rossington, John Junkin and Julia Foster. The film features a host of cameo appearances by veteran British comedians. The title comes from the Simon hydraulic platforms used in the film.<EOS>"
4773,141207,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Christopher Leitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donald Langdon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Daly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anuar Badin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Telly_Savalas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Albert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny De La Paz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_V._Gazzo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cecilia Camacho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Border Cop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_illegal_immigration_to_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Christopher_Leitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Border_Cop<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_action_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Border Cop is a 1980 crime action film directed by Christopher Leitch and starring Telly Savalas. Savalas plays a United States Border Patrol agent who has a close run-in with a dangerous organized crime boss. The film is distributed by Troma Entertainment.The film's tagline was Where the law crosses the line.<EOS>
4774,91686,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Irving Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Starr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Damaged Goods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grand_National_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Goods_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Goldstone<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Damaged Goods is a 1937 American drama film directed by Phil Goldstone and starring Pedro de Cordoba, Phyllis Barry and Douglas Walton. It is based on the play Les Avariés by Eugène Brieux and the subsequent adapted novel Damaged Goods by Upton Sinclair. A silent film adaptation Damaged Goods had been made in 1914.The film's sets were designed by the art director Frank Dexter.<EOS>"
4775,6688,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mexican Joyride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bullfighting_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexican_Joyride<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mexican Joyride is a 1947 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Arthur Davis and written by Dave Monahan. The cartoon was released on November 29, 1947, and stars Daffy Duck.<EOS>"
4776,40129,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Malcolm St. Clair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Crawford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Mack_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricardo_Cortez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benny_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Butler_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Thalberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Montana Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Malcolm_St._Clair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Montana_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Montana Moon is a 1930 pre-Code Western musical film which introduced the concept of the singing cowboy to the screen. Starring Joan Crawford, Johnny Mack Brown, Dorothy Sebastian, and Ricardo Cortez, the film focuses on the budding relationship between a city girl and a rural cowboy.<EOS>"
4777,169058,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Neagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernand_Gravey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Aked<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samson_Raphaelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monckton_Hoffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miles_Malleson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Queen's Affair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Operetta_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_operettas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Queen's_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_musical_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Queen's Affair is a 1934 British musical film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Anna Neagle, Fernand Gravey, Muriel Aked and Edward Chapman. An Eastern European President falls in love with the Queen whom he had previously deposed. It was also released as Queen's Affair and Runaway Queen.It was made at British and Dominion Elstree Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director Lawrence P. Williams. Gowns were designed by	Doris Zinkeisen.<EOS>"
4778,136109,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Darwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Kevin_McGuinness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Battle of Midway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Feature_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dudley_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_military_aviation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_propaganda_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Battle_of_Midway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Battle_of_Midway<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Battle of Midway is a 1942 American short documentary film directed, co-edited and produced by John Ford. It is a montage of color footage of the Battle of Midway with voiceovers of narrators, Donald Crisp, Henry Fonda, and Jane Darwell.The 18-minute film was distributed by 20th Century Fox, and earned one of four inaugural Academy Awards for Best Documentary in 1942.<EOS>"
4779,25140,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_ABC_of_Sex_Education_for_Trainables<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Max Brecher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_ABC_of_Sex_Education_for_Trainables<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fantoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_ABC_of_Sex_Education_for_Trainables<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hallmark Films and Recordings, Inc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_ABC_of_Sex_Education_for_Trainables<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Brecher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_ABC_of_Sex_Education_for_Trainables<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The ABC of Sex Education for Trainables<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_ABC_of_Sex_Education_for_Trainables<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_ABC_of_Sex_Education_for_Trainables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_ABC_of_Sex_Education_for_Trainables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_ABC_of_Sex_Education_for_Trainables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_ABC_of_Sex_Education_for_Trainables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sex_education<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_ABC_of_Sex_Education_for_Trainables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sonar_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_ABC_of_Sex_Education_for_Trainables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sexuality_and_society<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_ABC_of_Sex_Education_for_Trainables<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Developmental_disabilities<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The ABC of Sex Education for Trainables is a 1975 short educational film hosted by Richard Dix.  It was intended to inform people about the need to educate the mentally disabled (""trainables"" as they are referred to in the film) about sex and sexuality.  Reflecting the views held at the time, the film explains that ""trainables"" cannot learn in the same manner as those of normal intelligence, but must instead be trained through repetition.<EOS>"
4780,123906,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Suzzanne Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cady Huffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amiee Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Heide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theresa_Rebeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sunday on the Rocks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunday_on_the_Rocks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sunday on the Rocks is a 2004 independent film directed by Joe Morton and starring Suzzanne Douglas, Cady Huffman, Amiee Turner, Julie White, and Ryan Heide. The story was written by Theresa Rebeck for stage, then adapted by her for film.<EOS>"
4781,166246,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sono_Art-World_Wide_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Steele_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sono_Art-World_Wide_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_C._Hull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Son of Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_Oklahoma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Son of Oklahoma is a 1932 American Western film directed by Robert N. Bradbury and starring his son Bob Steele.<EOS>
4782,19491,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_at_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_at_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_at_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_at_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_at_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Revenge at Monte Carlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_at_Monte_Carlo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_at_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_at_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_at_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_at_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_at_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_B._Reeves_Eason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_at_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mayfair_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_at_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Monaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_at_Monte_Carlo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Revenge at Monte Carlo is a 1933 American pre-Code mystery film directed by B. Reeves Eason and starring June Collyer, José Crespo and Wheeler Oakman. It is also known by the alternative title of Mystery at Monte Carlo.The film's sets were designed by the art director Paul Palmentola. A separate Spanish-language version Dos noches was also produced.<EOS>"
4783,86051,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blake_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Blake Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Lom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sellers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elke_Sommer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blake_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blake_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Peter_Blatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blake_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Shot in the Dark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Henry_Mancini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Blake_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Blake_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Pink_Panther_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Shot_in_the_Dark_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_police_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Shot in the Dark is a 1964 comedy film directed by Blake Edwards, who co-wrote the screenplay with William Peter Blatty. Filmed in Panavision, it is a standalone sequel to The Pink Panther (1963) and is the second installment in the eponymous film series. Peter Sellers reprised his role as Inspector Jacques Clouseau of the French Sûreté, with Elke Sommer, Herbert Lom and George Sanders co-starring in supporting roles.Clouseau's blundering personality is unchanged, but it was in this film that Sellers began to give him the idiosyncratically exaggerated French accent that was to later become a hallmark of the character. The film also marks the first appearances of Commissioner Dreyfus (Lom), Clouseau's long-suffering boss as well as André Maranne as Dreyfus's assistant François and Burt Kwouk as Clouseau's stalwart manservant Cato, all three of whom would become series regulars. Sommer portrays the murder suspect, Maria Gambrelli. The character of Gambrelli would return in Son of the Pink Panther (1993), this time played by Claudia Cardinale, who appeared as Princess Dala in The Pink Panther (1963). Graham Stark, who portrays police officer Hercule Lajoy, would reprise this role eighteen years later, in Trail of the Pink Panther (1982).The film was not originally written to include Clouseau, but was an adaptation of a stage play by Harry Kurnitz, which he adapted from a French play L'Idiote by Marcel Achard. The film was released only a year after the first Clouseau film, The Pink Panther.<EOS>"
4784,49873,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Albert Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alastair Sim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judy Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zoe Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Riverside Murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Belgian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Stanislas-André_Steeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Riverside_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Parker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Riverside Murder is a 1935 British crime film directed by Albert Parker and starring Basil Sydney, Judy Gunn and Zoe Davis. A woman reporter helps an inspector solve the deaths of four financiers on the eve of a group shareout. The film was shot at Wembley Studios in London with sets designed by the art director Ralph W. Brinton. A quota quickie, it was produced and distributed by Fox Film. It is based on the 1931 novel The Six Dead Men by Belgian author Stanislas-André Steeman, which was later adapted into the 1941 French film The Last of the Six. The film shifted the setting from France to London. It marked the film debut of Alastair Sim.<EOS>"
4785,137179,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walt Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When the Cat's Away<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Cat's_Away_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When the Cat's Away is a Mickey Mouse short animated film first released on May 3, 1929, as part of the Mickey Mouse film series. It was directed by Walt Disney and animated by Ub Iwerks and Ben Sharpsteen. It was the sixth Mickey Mouse short to be produced, the third of that year. In this cartoon, Mickey and Minnie are the size of regular mice, and Tom Cat is the size of a person.<EOS>"
4786,98183,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Waddington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Waddington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Spike Milligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brett Maxworthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lionel Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_colonial_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Barney is a 1976 Australian film for children set during the Convict Era. A 12-year-old boy and a convict are shipwrecked together.It was also known as Lost in the Wild.<EOS>
4787,69574,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Green_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Wintle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vivian Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Craig_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anton Diffring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gérard Oury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Green_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Wintle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Buckner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House of Secrets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Secrets_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Green<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>House of Secrets, also known as Triple Deception, is a 1956 British crime thriller film directed by Guy Green and starring Michael Craig, Anton Diffring and Gérard Oury. It was written by Robert Buckner and Bryan Forbes based on the 1955 novel Storm Over Paris by Sterling Noel.<EOS>"
4788,69039,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Hickson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Heinrichs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Stern_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelley_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barret_Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frankenweenie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Resurrection_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Convertino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Frankenstein_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenweenie_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Tim_Burton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frankenweenie is a 1984 American science fiction comedy horror featurette directed by Tim Burton and written by him and Leonard Ripps. It is both a parody of, and homage to, the 1931 film Frankenstein based on Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus. Burton later directed a feature-length stop-motion animated remake, released in 2012.<EOS>"
4789,45750,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Howard_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mascot Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Haines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Esther Ralston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Conrad Nagel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Marines Are Coming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Marines_Are_Coming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mascot_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Marines Are Coming is a 1934 American action drama film directed by David Howard and starring  William Haines, Conrad Nagel and Esther Ralston. It was produced and distributed by the independent Mascot Pictures. It was the final film acting role of Haines who had a major success in the 1926 film Tell it to the Marines.<EOS>"
4790,73688,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Mihalka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Viacom_(2005–present)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Mihalka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Viacom_(2005–present)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thriller_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thriller_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Saint_Petersburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Mihalka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Siberia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Drug_Enforcement_Administration<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullet_to_Beijing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_Trans-Siberian_Railway<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bullet to Beijing is a 1995 made-for-television film that continues the adventures of the fictional spy Harry Palmer, who appeared in the 1960s films The Ipcress File, Funeral in Berlin and Billion Dollar Brain, based on books by author Len Deighton. Though an alternative title is Len Deighton's Bullet to Beijing, Deighton was not associated with the film.The 1996 sequel Midnight in Saint Petersburg was filmed back-to-back with this film.<EOS>"
4791,61887,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>StudioCanal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Lazar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean Daniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nora Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan D. Krane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Travolta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Pullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Kudrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Rapaport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed O'Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Daniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Lazar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_D._Krane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Resnick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lucky Numbers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Adam_Resnick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1988<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nora_Ephron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lotteries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lottery_fraud_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lucky Numbers is a 2000 black comedy film directed by Nora Ephron. It stars John Travolta, Lisa Kudrow, Tim Roth, Ed O'Neill, Michael Rapaport,  Richard Schiff, Daryl Mitchell, Bill Pullman, and Michael Moore in a rare acting role.The screenplay by Adam Resnick was inspired by the 1980 Pennsylvania Lottery scandal. It is the only film Ephron directed without also writing the screenplay. The film received negative reviews and was a box-office bomb.<EOS>"
4792,130417,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Argyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Argyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kathleen Mavourneen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Liverpool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Mavourneen_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_musical_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kathleen Mavourneen is a 1937 British-Irish musical drama film directed by Norman Lee and starring Sally O'Neil, Tom Burke and Jack Daly. The story had been filmed several times previously, including a silent version (1919), starring Theda Bara and a 1930 Tiffany talkie also starring Sally O'Neil. This version, also known as ""Kathleen"", was filmed in Ireland, and features the character of Old Mother Riley who appeared in her own film series. It was shot at Welwyn Studios.<EOS>"
4793,90499,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Slan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cec_Linder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Wincott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorian_Harewood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Hogan_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R.H._Thomson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Bermender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brett Matthew Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Fantasy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantasy_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1933<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Great_Depression_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Christmas_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_American_Christmas_Carol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_A_Christmas_Carol<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>An American Christmas Carol is a 1979 American made-for-television fantasy drama film directed by Eric Till and loosely based on Charles Dickens' 1843 novella A Christmas Carol. It first aired December 16, 1979 on ABC.<EOS>"
4794,19811,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert N. Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Riders of the Dawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Dawn_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Riders of the Dawn is a 1937 American Western film directed by Robert N. Bradbury and starring Jack Randall, Kathryn Keys and Warner Richmond.<EOS>"
4795,16377,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hullabaloo_Over_Georgie_and_Bonnie's_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hullabaloo_Over_Georgie_and_Bonnie's_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ismail_Merchant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hullabaloo_Over_Georgie_and_Bonnie's_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hullabaloo_Over_Georgie_and_Bonnie's_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ismail_Merchant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hullabaloo_Over_Georgie_and_Bonnie's_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Prawer_Jhabvala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hullabaloo_Over_Georgie_and_Bonnie's_Pictures<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hullabaloo Over Georgie and Bonnie's Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hullabaloo_Over_Georgie_and_Bonnie's_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hullabaloo_Over_Georgie_and_Bonnie's_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hullabaloo_Over_Georgie_and_Bonnie's_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hullabaloo_Over_Georgie_and_Bonnie's_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hullabaloo_Over_Georgie_and_Bonnie's_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hullabaloo_Over_Georgie_and_Bonnie's_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ruth_Prawer_Jhabvala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hullabaloo_Over_Georgie_and_Bonnie's_Pictures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merchant_Ivory_Productions_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hullabaloo Over Georgie and Bonnie's Pictures is a 1978 television film by Merchant Ivory Productions (written by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, directed by James Ivory and produced by Ismail Merchant) set in India, starring UK stage actress Dame Peggy Ashcroft. It later received a limited theatrical release in 1979.<EOS>"
4796,78796,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Watch Your Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watch_Your_Stern<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Watch Your Stern is a 1960 British comedy film directed by Gerald Thomas and starring Kenneth Connor, Eric Barker and Leslie Phillips. It was written by Alan Hackney based on the play Something About a Sailor by Earle Couttie. The film shares its cast and production team with the Carry On films, but is not an official member of the series. It also has similarities to the long-running BBC radio series The Navy Lark.It is the only film to feature Sid James with a full beard (Royal Navy style) and the first to feature Spike Milligan in his Indian character.<EOS>"
4797,60332,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>London Melody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>London Melody is a 1937 British musical film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Anna Neagle, Tullio Carminati and Robert Douglas. It was made at British and Dominions Imperial Studios, Elstree and Pinewood Studios  by Wilcox's independent production company and distributed by J. Arthur Rank's General Film Distributors. It was also released with the alternative title Look Out for Love.It was the first movie shot at Pinewood.<EOS>"
4798,168203,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Red Seal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Famous_Lasky_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Famous_Lasky_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sidewalks of New York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Phonofilm_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sing-along<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sidewalks_of_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1925_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sidewalks of New York (1925 and 1929) are two cartoon short films made by animation pioneers Max Fleischer and Dave Fleischer, both films using the 1894 song ""The Sidewalks of New York"".Both films feature the ""Follow the Bouncing Ball"" gimmick, and are also known under the title ""East Side, West Side"", the informal title of the original song. The Fleischer brothers, Lee DeForest, Hugo Riesenfeld, and Edwin Miles Fadiman formed Red Seal Pictures to release the Song Car-Tunes series, which started in May 1924 with the release of Oh Mabel.The first film, released in May 1925, was made for the Song Car-Tunes series and was filmed in the DeForest Phonofilm sound-on-film process. The Song Car-Tunes series eventually totaled 36 films, of which 19 were made in sound using Phonofilm.The film was remade in 1929 and was released on February 5 by Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation through the Fleischer brothers' new studio Fleischer Studios with a new soundtrack recorded in RCA Photophone. The second film was the first entry in the Fleischers' new series Screen Songs and the first by Fleischer Studios overall.<EOS>"
4799,149488,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harcourt_Templeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harcourt_Templeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Midnight Menace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Menace_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sinclair_Hill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Midnight Menace is a 1937 British thriller film directed by Sinclair Hill and starring Charles Farrell, Margaret Vyner, Fritz Kortner and Danny Green. The screenplay concerns an international arms manufacturing firm's plans to start a war in Europe by bombing London. It was released in the United States as Bombs Over London.<EOS>"
4800,49628,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Levin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Levin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Return of Monte Cristo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_swashbuckler_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1860s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_Devil's_Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Monte_Cristo_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Count_of_Monte_Cristo<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Return of Monte Cristo is a 1946 American historical adventure film directed by Henry Levin and starring Louis Hayward, Barbara Britton and George Macready. It was produced by Edward Small for distribution by Columbia Pictures. A swashbuckler, it is a sequel to The Count of Monte Cristo (1934) and The Son of Monte Cristo (1940), the latter of which also stars Hayward.<EOS>"
4801,126102,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_McAllister_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_Politica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean McAllister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elhum Shakerifar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_McAllister_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_Politica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_McAllister_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Syrian Love Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Syria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Syrian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sean_McAllister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Damascus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Syrian_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Syria<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Syrian Love Story is a 2015 British documentary by Sean McAllister, detailing the hardships of a family in modern-day Syria.<EOS>"
4802,6738,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hand_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hand_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>More Kittens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Hand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:More_Kittens<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>More Kittens is a Silly Symphonies animated Disney short film. It was released in 1936 and is the sequel to Three Orphan Kittens.<EOS>
4803,71040,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marie_Lohr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Munro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Small Hotel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Small Hotel is a 1957 British 'B'  comedy film directed by David MacDonald and starring Gordon Harker, Marie Lohr, John Loder, and Janet Munro. It was written by Wilfred Eades based on the 1955 play of the same name by Rex Frost.<EOS>"
4804,70537,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Weisz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Dreyfuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Dekker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Luke Grimes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabriella Wilde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Weisz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Squatters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_homelessness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2013<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Squatting_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squatters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_Weisz<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Squatters is a 2014 American direct-to-video independent drama film directed by Martin Weisz and starring Gabriella Wilde, Thomas Dekker, Richard Dreyfuss, and Luke Grimes.<EOS>"
4805,81547,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ace_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lindsley Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Albertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Read<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janet Burston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ace_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ginger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Oliver_Drake<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ginger is a 1946 American comedy film directed by Oliver Drake and starring Frank Albertson, Barbara Read, and Janet Burston. It was produced and distributed by Monogram Pictures.<EOS>"
4806,83192,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawford_Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Flora_le_Breton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerrold Robertshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Through Fire and Water<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Through_Fire_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Through Fire and Water is a 1923 British silent adventure film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Clive Brook, Flora le Breton and Lawford Davidson. It was based on the 1922 novel Greensea Island by Victor Bridges.<EOS>"
4807,111840,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gary Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Terry McDermott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fenton Rosewarne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry McDermott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Gray_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_McDermott_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Vernon_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Country Town<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Maxwell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Country Town is a 1971 Australian drama film directed by Peter Maxwell, produced by Fenton Rosewarne and starring Terry McDermott, Gary Gray and Lynette Curran. It was a film version of the Australian television series Bellbird, written by Barbara Vernon.<EOS>"
4808,60777,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Green_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vivian Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Green_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Green_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lost_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Green<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lost (also known as Tears for Simon) is a 1956 British thriller film directed by Guy Green and starring David Farrar, David Knight and Julia Arnall. It was written by Janet Green. It is set in 1950s London, and revolves around the apparent kidnapping of a young couple's baby.<EOS>"
4809,164611,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Oakie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Darnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benny_Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sweet and Low-Down<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_and_Low-Down<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sweet and Low-Down is a 1944 film directed by Archie Mayo and starring Benny Goodman and Linda Darnell. The film was a fictionalized version of life with Goodman, his band, and their manager while entertaining at military camps. The song ""I'm Making Believe"" (lyrics by Mack Gordon; music by James V. Monaco) was nominated for an Academy Award.<EOS>"
4810,13916,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Blair_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Morris_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ace_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Morris_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Tobias<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Blair_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Morris_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ace_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Darling_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Desert Pursuit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desert_Pursuit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Blair<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Desert Pursuit is a 1952 American Western film directed by George Blair and starring Wayne Morris, Virginia Grey and George Tobias. The film is based on the story ""Horse Thieves' Hosanna"" by Kenneth Perkins, originally published in the December 1948 issue of Blue Book. IMDb and other sources credit the screenplay to a novel called ""Starlight Canyon."" However, Perkins never published a novel under that title. Among his papers at the Bancroft Library is a typescript story titled ""Starlight Canyon"" with a handwritten note identifying the title under which it was published.<EOS>"
4811,58604,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jerry Brewer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gus_Arriola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bats in the Belfry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bats_in_the_Belfry_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bats<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bats in the Belfry is a 1942 American animated short film directed by Rudolf Ising and Jerry Brewer for MGM and released to theaters on July 4, 1942. The short tells the story of three singing, crazy bats in a belfry.<EOS>"
4812,125771,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pedro_Lazaga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manuel_Perez_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Burns_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynne_Frederick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charo_López<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricardo_Merino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pedro_Lazaga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manuel_Perez_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miguel_Rubio_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juan_Cobos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Long Return<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2014<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_diseases<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Antón_García_Abril<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Long_Return<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Long Return, also known by the title Largo Retorno in Spain, is a 1975 Spanish romantic film, directed by Pedro Lazaga.<EOS>"
4813,68620,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouzbeh_Rashidi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rouzbeh Rashidi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rouzbeh Rashidi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Atoosa Pour Hosseini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reza Rashidi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mahasty Eslahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nasser Rashidi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouzbeh_Rashidi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouzbeh_Rashidi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouzbeh_Rashidi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Zoetrope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoetrope_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Zoetrope is a 2011 Irish experimental film directed by Rouzbeh Rashidi that tells the visual report of a family. Zoetrope deals with the quality of being expressive, explores the locations and reveals a life in a small house and its surrounding. The film slowly evolves and shows the history of nothingness of the characters who are in Zoetrope.<EOS>"
4814,222,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Douglas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_R._Broccoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anita_Ekberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edie_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Douglas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_R._Broccoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johanna_Harwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Call Me Bwana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Monty_Norman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Johanna_Harwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Nikita_Khrushchev<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eon_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Bwana<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Albert_R._Broccoli<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Call Me Bwana is a 1963 British Technicolor farce film starring Bob Hope and Anita Ekberg and directed by Gordon Douglas.Largely set in Africa, it was the only film made by Eon Productions not about the fictional MI6 agent James Bond until the 2014 film The Silent Storm. It was made by most of the same crew as Dr. No.<EOS>"
4815,89277,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM/UA_Communications_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burt Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dom DeLuise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Nelson Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vic Tayback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Loni Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judith Barsi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melba Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM/UA_Communications_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_N._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_J._Steinberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All Dogs Go to Heaven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All Dogs Go to Heaven Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_afterlife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Southern_Gothic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rotoscoped_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1939<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dan_Kuenster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_N._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Don_Bluth_and_Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Don_Bluth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Gary_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Pomeroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goldcrest_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sullivan_Bluth_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_angels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Heaven_and_hell_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mardi_Gras_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Dogs_Go_to_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dogs_in_religion<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All Dogs Go to Heaven is a 1989 animated musical fantasy comedy-drama film directed by Don Bluth and co-directed by Gary Goldman (his directorial debut) and Dan Kuenster. Set in New Orleans in 1939, it tells the story of Charlie B. Barkin (voiced by Burt Reynolds), a German Shepherd who is murdered by his former friend, Carface Carruthers (voiced by Vic Tayback). Charlie escapes from Heaven to return to Earth where his best friend, Itchy Itchiford (voiced by Dom DeLuise), still lives, in order to take revenge on Carface. Instead, he ends up befriending a young orphan girl named Anne-Marie (voiced by Judith Barsi in her final film role). In the process, Charlie learns an important lesson about kindness, friendship and love.The film is an Irish, British and American venture, produced by Goldcrest Films and Sullivan Bluth Studios Ireland Limited. On its cinema release, it competed directly with Walt Disney Feature Animation's The Little Mermaid, released on the same day. While it did not repeat the box-office success of Sullivan Bluth's previous features, An American Tail and The Land Before Time, it was successful on home video, becoming one of the biggest-selling VHS releases ever. It was followed by a theatrical sequel, a television series, and a holiday direct-to-video film.<EOS>"
4816,162672,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Often an Orphan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Often_an_Orphan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Charlie_Dog_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Often an Orphan is a 1949 cartoon in the Merrie Melodies series. The cartoon was released on August 13, 1949 and stars Charlie Dog and Porky Pig.The cartoon deals with Charlie trying to get Porky to adopt him after his old owner dumps him at Porky's farm on a trip disguised as a picnic. Charlie instead irritates Porky and the short deals with him trying to get rid of the dog in various ways, but failing each time.<EOS>"
4817,106616,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Haunted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mystery_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_siblings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gothic_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_West_Sussex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1928<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sussex<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Haunted is a 1995 horror film directed by veteran director Lewis Gilbert and starring Aidan Quinn, Kate Beckinsale, Anthony Andrews, Victoria Shalet and John Gielgud. It is based on a 1988 novel of the same name by James Herbert, but makes significant changes to the original story. The film was produced by Andrews and Gilbert.<EOS>"
4818,65697,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jeremiah Kipp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shudder_(streaming_service)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_Pictures_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Manning_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry J. Neely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Artisha Mann Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Benedetto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Hedaya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Libe_Barer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Maturo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Manning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shudder_(streaming_service)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Epic_Pictures_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Manning_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Slapface<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Instrumental<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_alcoholism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_grieving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Features_based_on_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bullying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_police_officers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slapface<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_horror_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Slapface is a 2021 American Indie horror film  written and directed by Jeremiah Kipp and produced by Mike Manning. A feature-length adaptation of Kipp's 2017 short film of the same name, it features an ensemble cast that includes Manning, August Maturo, Libe Barer, Dan Hedaya and Lukas Hassel as the film's monster.The film premiered at the Cinequest Film Festival on March 20, 2021, where it won the Audience Award in the ""Feature Thriller, Horror or Sci-Fi"" category. It was released by Shudder and Epic Pictures Group in the United States on February 3, 2022.<EOS>"
4819,47103,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Pavia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_P._Rubinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitchell_Galin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miguel Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Monahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Entwisle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael H. Moses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_P._Rubinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitchell_Galin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Night Flier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Stephen_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_airports<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_supernatural_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Flier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_photojournalists<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Night Flier (also known as Stephen King's The Night Flier) is a 1997 American horror film based on the 1988 short story of the same name by Stephen King. Directed and co-written by Mark Pavia, the film stars Miguel Ferrer as Richard Dees, a tabloid reporter who, while investigating a series of murders committed in airfields, begins to suspect that the killer may be a vampire.The Night Flier premiered on television in the United States on HBO on November 7, 1997, receiving a limited theatrical release in the United States by New Line Cinema the following year.<EOS>"
4820,60531,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tuesday_Weld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Atherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Kiley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Looking for Mr. Goodbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Looking For Mr. Goodbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Murder_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Catholicism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_around_New_Year<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Casual_sex_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Borderline_personality_disorder_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Mr._Goodbar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Artie_Kane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Looking for Mr. Goodbar is a 1977 American crime drama film, based on Judith Rossner's best-selling 1975 novel of the same title, which was inspired by the 1973 murder of New York City schoolteacher Roseann Quinn. The film was written and directed by Richard Brooks, and stars Diane Keaton, Tuesday Weld, William Atherton, Richard Kiley, and Richard Gere.The film was a commercial success, earning $22.5 million (equivalent to $116.75 million in 2024) and received generally favorable reviews, with much of the praise directed towards Keaton's performance. It garnered two Academy Award nominations, Best Supporting Actress for Weld and Best Cinematography for William A. Fraker, while Keaton earned a Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama. Looking for Mr. Goodbar introduced Richard Gere, LeVar Burton, and Tom Berenger, all as men whom the protagonist Theresa encounters. The film is also the first major screen credit for Brian Dennehy.<EOS>"
4821,25858,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Booze_Cruise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Seed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Booze_Cruise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roy Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Booze_Cruise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ> Brian Murphy,  Mark Benton,  Neil Pearson,  Karen Henthorn,  Claire Skinner,  Amanda Abbington,  Anne Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Booze_Cruise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Booze_Cruise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Booze_Cruise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Booze_Cruise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_drama_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Booze_Cruise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ITV_television_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Booze_Cruise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_British_television_series_endings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Booze_Cruise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_British_television_series_debuts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Booze_Cruise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yorkshire_Dales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Booze_Cruise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_set_in_Yorkshire<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Booze Cruise is a series of three feature-length comedy dramas produced by Yorkshire Television and written for British television by Paul Minett and Brian Leveson. The first episode in the series premiered on ITV in 2003.Two follow-up episodes were also created by Minett and Leveson, featuring the same characters, with the exception of Clive, who did not appear in either sequel owing to Martin Clunes' Doc Martin commitments. Daniel was now played by Tom Bennett, and only appears in The Booze Cruise II, while Amanda Abbington took on the role of Leone.<EOS>"
4822,136150,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Box_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Eddey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Box_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Box_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Jones_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Box_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barrie Barkla, Fred Betts, Belinda Giblin, Ken James, Paul Karo, George Mallaby, Judy Nunn, Lois Ramsay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Box_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Jones_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Box_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Box_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Box_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Box_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Box_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Box_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Box_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Box_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Victoria_(Australia)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Box is a 1975 Australian film adaptation, based on the Australian soap opera of the same name produced by Crawford Productions and featuring much of the same cast from the regular series. The film also features Graham Kennedy playing himself, and Cornelia Frances in the key role of Dr. S. M. Winter, an efficiency expert brought in to improve operations at UCV-12. Robin Ramsay played Winter's assistant Bruce. Marilyn Vernon as starlet Ingrid O'Toole, and Leonie Bradley, credited as ""Nature Girl"", provide nude glimpses, as does the returning Belinda Giblin. Keith Lee played Price, and Robert Forza appeared as Channel 12's clapper loader.<EOS>"
4823,27210,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:P._J._Hogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Lithgow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristin Scott Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Dancy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Isla Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Bibb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:P._J._Hogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Firth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracey_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Confessions of a Shopaholic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Pop, dance-pop, electropop, hip hop, R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works_of_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hollywood_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_magazine_publishing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fashion_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_P._J._Hogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sophie_Kinsella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Shopaholic_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_consumerism<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Confessions of a Shopaholic is a 2009 American romantic comedy film based on the first two entries in the Shopaholic series of novels by Sophie Kinsella. Directed by P. J. Hogan, the film stars Isla Fisher as the shopaholic journalist and Hugh Dancy as her boss.<EOS>"
4824,52331,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowland_V._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rowland V. Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowland_V._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowland_V._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Lipscomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sun Never Sets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rowland_V._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sun_Never_Sets_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Skinner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sun Never Sets is a 1939 American drama film directed by Rowland V. Lee and starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Basil Rathbone and Barbara O'Neil.<EOS>"
4825,98268,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_McLennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Smart Egg Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jane Ballantyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don McLennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Les Lithgow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Kara_Unger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Boxleitner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Toni_Scanlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Gill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Myles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_McLennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_McLennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Sardi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Breakaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breakaway_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_McLennan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Breakaway (also known as Escape from Madness) is a 1990 Australian thriller film starring Bruce Boxleitner, Bruce Myles and Deborah Unger. It is directed by Don McLennan.<EOS>"
4826,139109,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Aratow, Al Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward H. Margolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_%22Red%22_Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Hankin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regina_Carrol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geoffrey Land<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doctor Dracula<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dracula_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Al_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor_Dracula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_horror_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Doctor Dracula is a 1978 horror film directed by Al Adamson, featuring John Carradine. According to the Vinegar Syndrome website, who released a DVD version in 2018, the film is a ""schizoid reworking"" of Paul Aratow's Lucifers's Women.<EOS>"
4827,163037,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_G._Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valentine_Dyall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bentley_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_G._Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Creasey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Salute the Toff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Butcher's_Film_Service_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_the_Toff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_rediscovered_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Salute the Toff is a 1952 British crime film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring John Bentley and Carol Marsh.  The film was based on the 1941 novel of the same name by John Creasey, the sixth in the series featuring upper-class sleuth Richard Rollinson, also known as ""The Toff"".  This film and another Toff adaptation, Hammer the Toff, were shot back-to-back at Nettlefold Studios in the summer of 1951.  They were released to cinemas in January and May 1952 respectively.Neither film was thought to have survived and both were classed as ""missing, believed lost"", although there was a degree of hope that they might be lurking as yet uncatalogued in British TV archives.  Both films are included on the British Film Institute's ""75 Most Wanted"" list of missing British feature films. This changed in 2013 when Salute The Toff was finally released on DVD from Renown Pictures Limited.<EOS>"
4828,96115,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Max Lewkowicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadside_Attractions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pacific Northwest Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Valerie Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Lewkowicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ann Oster br> Elena Berger-Melman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Massimine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patti Kerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rita Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Lewkowicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadside_Attractions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Lewkowicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Lewkowicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_musical_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Broadway_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiddler:_A_Miracle_of_Miracles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiddler_on_the_Roof<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles is a 2019 American documentary film about the creation and significance of the 1964 musical Fiddler on the Roof. Directed by Max Lewkowicz, it features interviews with Fiddler creators such as Jerry Bock, Sheldon Harnick, Joseph Stein, and Harold Prince, as well as scholars, actors, and other musical theatre figures such as Stephen Sondheim and Lin-Manuel Miranda. The documentary includes rarely-seen footage of the original Broadway cast as well as interviews with creators, actors, theatrical figures, and scholars.This film is dedicated to the memory of Harold Prince, who died during production.<EOS>"
4829,164621,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:José_Ramón_Larraz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Group 1<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Target<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joshua Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Cowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Keith Cavele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Chadwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Danielle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ina_Skriver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Desmond_Llewelyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Newell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephan_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anika Pavel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:José_Ramón_Larraz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Golden Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Girls_with_guns_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hong_Kong_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Golden_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_José_Ramón_Larraz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Golden Lady is a 1979 thriller film directed by José Ramón Larraz and starring Christina World, June Chadwick, Suzanne Danielle and Desmond Llewelyn. A British-Hong Kong co-production, the film was shot in 1978 and released in 1979.<EOS>"
4830,74508,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Whitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Continental Talking Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>W. Ray Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Hughes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norman Kerry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Whitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._Ray_Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_R._Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hampton_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E.V._Durling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Q._MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Air Eagles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Eagles<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Whitman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Air Eagles is a 1931 American pre-Code action film directed by Phil Whitman and starring Lloyd Hughes, Norman Kerry, and Shirley Grey.<EOS>"
4831,23879,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garry_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mario Iscovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Seda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hector Elizondo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greg Kinnear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roscoe Lee Browne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laurie Metcalf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maria Pitillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garry_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Leight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dear God<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_con_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Garry_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rysher_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dear_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Postal_Service<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dear God is a 1996 American comedy film distributed by Paramount Pictures, directed by Garry Marshall and starring Greg Kinnear and Laurie Metcalf.The song of the same title by Midge Ure was used in the film's theatrical trailer and in the film itself.<EOS>"
4832,168998,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessie_Maple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jessie Maple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leroy Patton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cynthia_Cooper-Dyke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_McGee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paula McGee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessie_Maple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessie_Maple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leroy_Patton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Pearl_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twice as Nice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_16_mm_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twice_as_Nice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Twice as Nice is a 1989 drama film directed by Jessie Maple and starring Pamela McGee, Paula McGee, and Cynthia Cooper-Dyke. It was Maple's second feature, making her the first African-American woman to direct two feature films.<EOS>"
4833,44947,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rhys-Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_McCormack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nathania Stanford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marion_Fairfax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lost World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Zimbabwe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1912<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Timothy_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Professor_Challenger_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lost World is a 1992 film, based on the 1912 novel The Lost World by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The movie is set in Africa rather than the book's setting of South America, and the character of Lord John Roxton has been replaced with a female character played by Tamara Gorski (in her film debut). It was followed by a sequel the same year, Return to the Lost World, with the same director and main cast.<EOS>"
4834,70334,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Donovan_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassian_Elwes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Kastenbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Devlen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fionnula_Flanagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Stuart_Masterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hart_Bochner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Donovan_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassian_Elwes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Donovan_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_werewolf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1892<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Western_(genre)_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mad_at_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_Donovan_(screenwriter)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mad at the Moon is a 1992 American Western-romantic horror film co-written and directed by Martin Donovan. It stars Mary Stuart Masterson, Hart Bochner and Fionnula Flanagan.<EOS>"
4835,28306,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Guillermin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henk_Van_der_Kolk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Marshall_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Guillermin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henk_Van_der_Kolk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Marshall_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Patman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossover_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Guillermin<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Mr. Patman (also known as Crossover) is a 1980 Canadian film directed by John Guillermin and starring James Coburn.<EOS>
4836,136954,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Hoolboom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Hoolboom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Chomont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Hoolboom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Hoolboom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_gay_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Hoolboom<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tom is a Canadian documentary film, directed by Mike Hoolboom and released in 2002. The film is a portrait of underground filmmaker Tom Chomont.The film premiered at the 2002 Toronto International Film Festival.The film was named to the Toronto International Film Festival's year-end Canada's Top Ten list for 2002.<EOS>"
4837,161338,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Roger Kay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Parallel Film Distributors Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andy Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luana_Patten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leif_Erickson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shoot Out at Big Sag<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shoot_Out_at_Big_Sag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shoot Out at Big Sag is a 1962 American Western film. It starred Walter Brennan and was made for Brennan's production company.The film was produced by Brennan's son Andy and based on a story by Walter Coburn. It was meant to be a television pilot called Barbed Wire, and would have also starred Leif Erickson and Constance Ford. Shot in 1960, the pilot was to be called ""Rawhide Halo"".The pilot was eventually released as a film. In Mexico the film was titled Los Magnificos McCoy as a tie-in to Walter Brennan's American television series The Real McCoys.<EOS>"
4838,170862,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Felix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Goetz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Dresser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Minna Gombell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jobyna Howland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Felix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Goetz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_M._Conselman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_G._DeSylva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Emmett_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Lindsay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bertrand_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Warren_Comstock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imogene_Stanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stepping Sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stepping_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stepping Sisters is a 1932 American pre-Code comedy film directed by Seymour Felix and starring Louise Dresser, Minna Gombell and Jobyna Howland.<EOS>"
4839,159763,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roy Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Rampling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Bannen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Sykes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anton_Rodgers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rotten to the Core<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rotten_to_the_Core_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Boulting<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rotten to the Core is a 1965 black and white British comedy film directed by John Boulting starring Anton Rodgers, Charlotte Rampling, Eric Sykes and Ian Bannen. It was co-written and produced by Boulting and his brother Roy Boulting. The film received a BAFTA nomination for Alex Vetchinsky's production design.It was Charlotte Rampling's first credited role. The principal comedy sections are supplied by Eric Sykes in various guises as an undercover policeman.<EOS>"
4840,69120,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Conn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Franklyn Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frontier Scout<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Wild_Bill_Hickok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grand_National_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontier_Scout_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frontier Scout is a 1938 American Western film directed by Sam Newfield starring George Houston as Wild Bill Hickok. It was filmed in Kernville, California.<EOS>"
4841,160129,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Pasha Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Area 23a<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ben Pugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pasha Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Silver Circle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Silver_Circle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_computer-animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Silver Circle is a 2013 American animated thriller film. Set in a dystopian future, it follows a group called the Rebels, who have vowed to take down the Federal Reserve.Silver Circle was given a limited release in the United States on March 22, 2013. The film drew criticism for its libertarian slant and for the quality of its animation.<EOS>"
4842,61035,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Life_and_Laughter_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Nell_Gwyn<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Love, Life and Laughter is a 1934 British comedy drama film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Gracie Fields, John Loder and Ivor Barnard.<EOS>"
4843,44663,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Prakas Aheibam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Prakas Aheibam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Prakash Aheibam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Living God: Medicine and The Ancient Meetei Civilization<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Meitei_folklore_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Northeast_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinema_of_Manipur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Living_God:_Medicine_and_The_Ancient_Meetei_Civilization<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Meitei_culture<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Living God: Medicine and The Ancient Meetei Civilization is a 2015 English language short documentary film written and directed by Prakas Aheibam. It is based on the medicine and the ancient Meitei civilization (ancient Kangleipak).This documentary film was produced by a resourceless staff who were deeply conscious and appreciated of ancient forgotten human values for the revival. It initiates the information about unknown things and unsuspected resources of ancient civilizations and the hugely deep and materialistic modern times casting their shadow upon them. It shows the undiscovered knowledge as well as the unending ways and resources of the universe known to man only through deeply spiritual and considering great forces.<EOS>
4844,16345,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Downey_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Northern Arts Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barbara Ligeti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Malcolm McDowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Dempsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Downey Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cathy Moriarty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alyssa Milano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Downey_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Downey_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hugo Pool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Downey_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugo_Pool<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Downey_Sr.<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hugo Pool (also known as Pool Girl in the UK) is a 1997 American comedy drama film, directed by Robert Downey Sr., starring Alyssa Milano and Patrick Dempsey.The film received largely negative reviews, but praise was given to the production values, editing, and the performances by Dempsey, Milano and Downey. It grossed US$13,330 at the box office.<EOS>"
4845,115203,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Keighley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cagney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bette_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Keighley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M._M._Musselman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_G._Epstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_J._Epstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bride Came C.O.D.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Keighley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Julius_J._Epstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Philip_G._Epstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bride_Came_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bride Came C.O.D. is a 1941 American screwball romantic comedy starring James Cagney as an airplane pilot and Bette Davis as a runaway heiress, and directed by William Keighley.  Although the film was publicized as the first screen pairing of Warner Bros.' two biggest stars, they had actually worked together in Jimmy the Gent  in 1934, and had wanted to find another opportunity to work together.The screenplay was written by twins Julius J. Epstein and Philip G. Epstein, from a story by Kenneth Earl and M. M. Musselman. The basic plot owes much to It Happened One Night, in  which an heiress seeks to marry a playboy of whom her father disapproves, only to end up with a charming working man.<EOS>"
4846,8886,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jay Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Bostwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Van_Horn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Lucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virginity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rod_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Between_Love_and_Hate_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Between Love and Hate is a 1993 American television movie directed by Rod Hardy.<EOS>
4847,137230,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_de_Courville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonnie_Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chesney Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bud Flanagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_de_Courville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_de_Courville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stafford_Dickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wild Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_de_Courville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_and_television_featuring_Greyhound_racing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Greyhound_racing_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wild Boy is a 1934 British comedy sports film directed by Albert de Courville and starring Sonnie Hale, Bud Flanagan and Chesney Allen. It was by Gainsborough Pictures at Lime Grove Studios. The sets were designed by Alfred Junge. Often forgotten, but the role of ""Wild Boy"" was played by the greyhound Mick the Miller.<EOS>"
4848,153777,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olivia_de_Havilland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Niven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Van_Druten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Raffles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raffles_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_A._J._Raffles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Raffles is a 1939 American crime comedy film starring David Niven and Olivia de Havilland, and is one of several film adaptations of an 1899 short story collection by E. W. Hornung, The Amateur Cracksman.<EOS>"
4849,92522,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Freberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr. Jerkyl's Hide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Jerkyl's_Hide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dr._Jekyll_and_Mr._Hyde_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dr. Jerkyl's Hide is a 1954 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes monster movie directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on May 8, 1954, and stars Sylvester.It is the first of three cartoons that Friz Freleng made based on Robert Louis Stevenson's 1886 novella Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, the others are Hyde and Hare (1955) and Hyde and Go Tweet (1960). This is the final appearance of the antagonistic canine duo Spike the Bulldog and Chester the Terrier (although Spike is named ""Alfie"" in this short) from the golden age of American animation; speaking with a British accent throughout.This cartoon's plot follows the same formula as Tree for Two (1952), except that this time it is a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde parody, as opposed to a black panther that escaped from the zoo. Sylvester is trying to escape a pair of British dogs (Alfie the Bulldog and Chester the Terrier). He accidentally ingests Dr. Jekyll's formula (thinking it is soda pop), causing him to become a monster named Mr. Hyde. He terrorizes Alfie and causes Chester to call Alfie a coward.<EOS>"
4850,140005,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro_Goldwyn_Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Eilers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buster_Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Brophy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro_Goldwyn_Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Boasberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Schayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doughboys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Schayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doughboys_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_Front_(World_War_I)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Doughboys is a 1930 American Pre-Code comedy film starring Buster Keaton. It was Keaton's second starring talkie vehicle  and has been called Keaton's ""most successful sound Picture."" A Spanish-language version was also made under the title, De Frente, Marchen.<EOS>"
4851,163075,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Lim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cathay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Foo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chong_Chee_Kin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caleb_Goh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lim_Hwee_Sze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melody_Chen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Lim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cathay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Foo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Lim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Haresh_Sharma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Tan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Teenage Textbook Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Singapore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Singapore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Singaporean_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Teenage_Textbook_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Singaporean_novels<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Teenage Textbook Movie is a film adaptation of Adrian Tan's bestselling 1988 novel The Teenage Textbook. It is a lighthearted look at the lives of four students in Singapore as they start junior college.<EOS>
4852,79325,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Noy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neville Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Noy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Well Done, Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Well_Done,_Henry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Noy<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Well Done, Henry is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Wilfred Noy and starring Will Fyffe, Cathleen Nesbitt and Charles Hawtrey. It was made at the Cricklewood Studios in London. The film's art direction was by Duncan Sutherland.<EOS>"
4853,3507,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wolfgang Reitherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phil Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Ustinov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Devine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Bedford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roger Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry-Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Lindsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat Buttram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfgang_Reitherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfgang_Reitherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vance_Gerry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Thomas_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Anderson_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Clemmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Robin Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hypnosis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_John,_King_of_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Richard_I_of_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robin_Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Middle_Ages<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_foxes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wolfgang_Reitherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Animation_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_outlaws<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_princes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Bruns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nottingham<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Robin Hood is a 1973 American animated musical adventure comedy film produced by Walt Disney Productions and released by Buena Vista Distribution. Produced and directed by Wolfgang Reitherman, it is based on the English folktale ""Robin Hood"". Taking place in a world populated by anthropomorphic animals, the story follows the adventures of Robin Hood, Little John, and the inhabitants of Nottingham as they fight against the excessive taxation of Prince John, and Robin Hood wins the hand of Maid Marian. The film features the voices of Brian Bedford, Phil Harris, Peter Ustinov, Pat Buttram, Monica Evans, Terry-Thomas, Roger Miller, and Carole Shelley.The idea to adapt Robin Hood into an animated feature was dated back to Walt Disney's interest in the tale of Reynard the Fox following the release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937). The idea was repeatedly shelved for several decades. In 1968, Ken Anderson pitched a film adaptation of Robin Hood, incorporating ideas from Reynard the Fox by using anthropomorphic animals rather than humans. The project was approved, becoming the first completely ""post-Walt"" animated feature and the first with an entirely non-human cast.Robin Hood was released on November 8, 1973. The film received mixed reviews from critics, but it was nonetheless a box-office success, grossing $33 million worldwide against a production budget of $5 million. Although some retrospective reviews have criticized the heavy use of animation recycled from previous Disney films, the film's reputation has grown positively over time and has since become a cult classic.<EOS>"
4854,125731,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delmer_Daves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Kurnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Niven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Wyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delmer_Daves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Kurnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Everett_Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Kurnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Devery_Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Kiss in the Dark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_Kurnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Delmer_Daves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Kiss_in_the_Dark_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Kiss in the Dark is a 1949 American comedy film directed by Delmer Daves and starring David Niven, Jane Wyman, Victor Moore, Wayne Morris and Broderick Crawford. The plot involves a pianist who purchases an apartment house full of eccentric tenants.<EOS>"
4855,38971,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Lion Films, The Bob Godfrey Collection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Inkpen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Great<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Collage_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Godfrey<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Great is a British 28-minute animated short film released in 1975, telling a humorous version of the life of Isambard Kingdom Brunel. It was directed by Bob Godfrey, produced by Grantstern Films and distributed by British Lion.Great won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film at the 48th Academy Awards in March 1976, making it the first British animated film to do so. Great also won the BAFTA award for Best Animated Film in that same year.<EOS>"
4856,85495,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Grainger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_H._Skirball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liza_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ingrid_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Boyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabella_Rossellini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Variety_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Grainger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_H._Skirball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gay_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Matter of Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States/Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Liza_Minnelli_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1950s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Venice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Maids_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Gay_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Matter of Time (Italian: Nina) is a 1976 musical fantasy film directed by Vincente Minnelli and starring Liza Minnelli, Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer. It features songs by the duo of Kander and Ebb, George Gershwin, and B.G. DeSylva. The screenplay, written by John Gay, is based on the novel The Film of Memory (La Volupté d'être) by Maurice Druon.The fictional story is based loosely on the real life exploits of the infamous Italian eccentric, the Marchesa Casati, whom Druon knew during her declining years in London while he was stationed there during World War II.An American-Italian co-production, A Matter of Time had a troubled production, which led an aging Vincente Minnelli to be removed from creative control during post-production. The film marked the first screen appearance for Isabella Rossellini, the last for Charles Boyer and Amedeo Nazzari, and it proved to be Minnelli's final project.<EOS>"
4857,89063,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sterling_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Rank_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Derek Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiona_Fullerton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sterling_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Rank_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sterling_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Black_(lyricist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alice's Adventures in Wonderland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works_of_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Barry_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_size_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Sterling_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Alice_in_Wonderland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Lewis_Carroll<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a 1972 British musical film directed by Australian filmmaker William Sterling, based on Lewis Carroll's 1865 novel of the same name and its 1871 sequel, Through the Looking-Glass. It had a distinguished ensemble cast and a musical score composed by John Barry with lyrics written by Don Black. In addition, make-up artist Stuart Freeborn created film visuals based on the original drawings by John Tenniel from the first edition of the novel.At the 26th British Academy Film Awards, the film won both of its nominated categories, including Best Cinematography and Best Costume Design.<EOS>"
4858,169290,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerome C. Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sterling_Hayden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Iron Sheriff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Emil_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Iron_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Iron Sheriff is a 1957 American Western film starring Sterling Hayden.<EOS>
4859,123911,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Priggen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_Shaftel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alain_Delon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Romy_Schneider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valentina_Cortese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Desailly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Priggen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_Shaftel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Mosley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Assassination of Trotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_assassinations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_communism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1940<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Leon_Trotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Assassination_of_Trotsky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_political_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Assassination of Trotsky is a 1972 historical thriller film directed by Joseph Losey. It dramatizes the killing of exiled Soviet revolutionary Leon Trotsky by NKVD agent Frank Jacson in Mexico City in 1940. It stars Richard Burton as Trotsky and Alain Delon as Jacson, along with Romy Schneider, Valentina Cortese, and Jean Desailly.The film was an Italian, French, and British co-production. It was released by Cinerama Releasing Corporation on April 20, 1972. It received generally negative reviews from critics.<EOS>"
4860,38301,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Eagle-Lion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alexander Galperson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Lom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anouk_Aimée<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Sernas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Canning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Storm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Golden Salamander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tunisia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Alwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tunisia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Salamander_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ronald_Neame<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Golden Salamander is a 1950 British adventure film directed by Ronald Neame and starring Trevor Howard, Anouk Aimée and Herbert Lom.  It won an award at the 1950 Locarno International Film Festival. It is based on Victor Canning's 1949 novel The Golden Salamander, about a British archaeologist in North Africa who runs afoul of a crime syndicate.It was shot at Pinewood Studios, with sets designed by the art director John Bryan. Extensive location shooting took place in Tunisia, including the ruins of Carthage. The score was composed by William Alwyn who incorporated Arabic themes into his work. It was given an American release by Eagle-Lion the following year.<EOS>"
4861,163521,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_E._Levoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_E._Levoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lester_Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Hopkins_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rita_Weiman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathanael_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Erskine_(educator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.S._Van_Dine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fulton_Oursler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franklin_Delano_Roosevelt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The President's Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Nat_Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_President's_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Franklin_D._Roosevelt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The President's Mystery is a 1936 American mystery film directed by Phil Rosen and starring Henry Wilcoxon, Betty Furness, Sidney Blackmer and Evelyn Brent. It was based on a novel inspired by an outline by the sitting President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, with all proceeds of both the book and films going to the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation It was produced and distributed by Republic Pictures. The film was released under the alternative title One for All in the United Kingdom by British Lion Films.<EOS>"
4862,113749,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Horn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Monroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Nelson_(TV_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donna_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noam_Pitlik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Horn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Monroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Nelson_(TV_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Movie_of_the_Week<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Los_Angeles_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_crime_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bait_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leonard_Horn<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bait is a television film about LAPD Detective Tracy Fleming, who is out to catch a serial killer preying on women in Los Angeles. Filmed in 1971 and released in 1973, it stars Donna Mills. The film was based on former police officer Dorothy Uhnak's first novel, also titled The Bait, which won the MWA's Edgar for Best First Novel.  She was reportedly embarrassed over the liberties taken with her work by this film. The film itself was the pilot for an unlaunched weekly TV series.The Ledger, a later book by Ms. Uhnak featuring the same character, NYPD Detective Christie Opara, was adapted into the TV-film Get Christie Love!  It also took liberties with the source material, but was, nonetheless, successfully turned into a TV series the following season.<EOS>"
4863,104086,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Vinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pyramid Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Will Vinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Morrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Vinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Vinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Shadburne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great Cognito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_Cognito<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Will_Vinton<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Great Cognito is a 1982 Oscar-nominated claymation short directed by Will Vinton.<EOS>
4864,89805,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Becker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Janice Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ross Bagdasarian Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ross Bagdasarian, Janice Karman, Alana Da Fonseca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Faris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kaley Cuoco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Gray Gubler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kimberly Williams-Paisley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christina Applegate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesse McCartney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Becker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Bagdasarian_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janice_Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randi_Mayem_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Sztykiel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alvin and the Chipmunks:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Road Chip<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jukebox_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Regency_Enterprises_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Mothersbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TSG_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walt_Becker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Janice_Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Road_Chip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ross_Bagdasarian_Jr.<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip is a 2015 American live-action animated musical comedy film directed by Walt Becker and written by Randi Mayem Singer and Adam Sztykiel. It is based on the characters Alvin and the Chipmunks created by Ross Bagdasarian Sr. and the Chipettes created by Janice Karman. It is the fourth and final installment in the live-action Alvin and the Chipmunks film series and the sequel to Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked (2011). The ensemble cast includes Jason Lee, Tony Hale, Kimberly Williams-Paisley and Josh Green. Justin Long, Matthew Gray Gubler and Jesse McCartney all reprise their voice roles as the Chipmunks, while Kaley Cuoco, Anna Faris and Christina Applegate voices the Chipettes, with the former replacing Amy Poehler as the voice of Eleanor in the film. The plot centers on the Chipmunks (Alvin, Simon, and Theodore) as they head to Miami after believing that Dave Seville will propose to his girlfriend Samantha, who has a son who bullies the Chipmunks.Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip was released in the United States on December 18, 2015, by 20th Century Fox. The film received generally negative reviews from critics, despite being deemed an improvement over its predecessors. It grossed $234.8 million worldwide against a $90 million budget, making it the lowest-grossing entry in the series.<EOS>"
4865,56390,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Minter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Guy Rolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mai Zetterling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mandy Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Minter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doreen_Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dance, Little Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Little_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Dance, Little Lady is a 1954 British drama film directed by Val Guest and starring Terence Morgan, Mai Zetterling, Guy Rolfe and Mandy Miller. The screenplay was by Guest and Doreen Montgomery from a story by R. Howard Alexander and Alfred Dunning.The film was made by independent producer George Minter and distributed by his Renown Pictures.<EOS>"
4866,15452,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Cundey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Bernardi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allison_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Bartlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Moranis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Pankin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bug_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jake_Richardson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Cundey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karey_Kirkpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Hodgson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nell_Scovell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Tavera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_size_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids_(franchise)_mass_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_We_Shrunk_Ourselves<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Karey_Kirkpatrick<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves is a 1997 American science fiction comedy film, and the third installment in the Honey, I Shrunk the Kids film series. The film marks the directorial debut of cinematographer Dean Cundey, who previously served as director of photography for a 4D ride known as Honey, I Shrunk the Audience! which debuted in 1994.It is the first live-action film by Walt Disney Pictures to be released direct-to-video. It was produced on a $7 million budget, and filming took place over a five-week period. The film was released through Walt Disney Home Video on March 18, 1997.Rick Moranis stars as inventor Wayne Szalinski, and is the only returning cast member from the previous films. Eve Gordon replaces Marcia Strassman as Wayne's wife, Diane Szalinski. Their youngest son Adam, now a pre-teen, is played by Bug Hall. In the film, Wayne accidentally shrinks himself, his wife, and his brother (Stuart Pankin) and sister-in-law (Robin Bartlett) with his electromagnetic shrink ray. The film marks Moranis' most recent live-action film role, though he would continue to do voice-acting for the next several years.<EOS>"
4867,168818,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Kellett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josephine_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Percival<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_La_Rue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Kellett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josephine_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Feely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Our Miss Fred<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Willis,_Baron_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Kellett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Hugh_Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Peter_Greenwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Terence_Feely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Our_Miss_Fred<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Josephine_Douglas<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Our Miss Fred is a 1972 British comedy film starring Danny La Rue, set during World War II. The film was also known by its video release titles Beyond the Call of Duty (Canada) and Operation: Fred (US). In the 1960s, La Rue was one of the highest paid entertainers in Britain, but this represents his only starring role in a feature film.<EOS>"
4868,148039,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melvin Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Askin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mai_Zetterling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Torin_Thatcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Kaye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Burns_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Knock on Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychiatry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ventriloquism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knock_on_Wood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_psychological_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Knock on Wood is a 1954 American comedy thriller film starring Danny Kaye and Mai Zetterling. Other actors in the film include Torin Thatcher, David Burns, and Leon Askin.  The film was written and directed by Melvin Frank and Norman Panama, with songs by Kaye's wife, Sylvia Fine. Location shooting in England took place around London as well as Maidenhead and Marlow.<EOS>"
4869,160448,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syndicate_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Arthur Durlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syndicate_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Arthur_Durlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Under Texas Skies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Under_Texas_Skies_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Under Texas Skies is a 1930 American Western film directed by J.P. McGowan.<EOS>
4870,75358,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Dyke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Creative Light Worldwide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ardustry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James A. Courtney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles F. Cirgenski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mary Petryshyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Van Scyoc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Waite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Corbin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caprice_Benedetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Slezak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vince_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Timequest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Central_Intelligence_Agency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_alternate_history_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_John_F._Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Martin_Luther_King_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Marilyn_Monroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_J._Edgar_Hoover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Lee_Harvey_Oswald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_assassination_of_John_F._Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Lyndon_B._Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timequest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Jacqueline_Kennedy_Onassis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Timequest is a 2000 science-fiction film directed by Robert Dyke and starring Victor Slezak as John F. Kennedy, Caprice Benedetti as Jacqueline Kennedy, and Ralph Waite as the Time Traveler. The film also features Vince Grant and Bruce Campbell.  After premiering on April 13, 2000, the film had a limited theatrical release in the United States, followed shortly by distribution on VHS and DVD to the United States, Canada, and Australia. Timequest explores the science fiction theme of altering the present day by traveling back in time and tampering with past events – specifically, preventing the assassination of John F. Kennedy.<EOS>"
4871,126146,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_L._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnold L. Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leslie Berens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Anne_Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Cope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hélène_Françoise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_L._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_L._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Touch of the Other<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Touch_of_the_Other<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Touch of the Other (also known as House of Hookers) is a 1970 British drama film directed by Arnold L. Miller and starring Hélène Françoise, Kenneth Cope and Shirley Anne Field. A London private detective finds himself the target of a gangster.<EOS>"
4872,166843,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rudolf Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pagan Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pagan_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Polynesia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pagan Moon is a 1932 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Rudolf Ising. The short was released on January 31, 1932.<EOS>"
4873,129040,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Manners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Manners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steven_E._de_Souza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K-9000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Steven_E._de_Souza<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>K-9000 is a 1991 American science fiction crime action television film starring Chris Mulkey, Catherine Oxenberg, Dennis Haysbert, and Judson Scott. It was directed by Kim Manners and written by Michael Part and Steven E. de Souza.<EOS>"
4874,128662,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Wald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Morris_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Reagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>John Loves Mary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Buttolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loves_Mary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>John Loves Mary is a 1949 comedy film directed by David Butler and written by Henry Ephron and Phoebe Ephron. The film stars Ronald Reagan, Patricia Neal and Jack Carson. The film was released by Warner Bros. on February 19, 1949. It's based on a Broadway play of the same name written by Norman Krasna, which ran from February 4, 1947, to February 7, 1948, at the Booth Theatre and Music Box Theatre in New York City.<EOS>"
4875,135805,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Holiday for Shoestrings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_fairy_tales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_for_Shoestrings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elves<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Holiday for Shoestrings is a 1946 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on February 23, 1946. The film is a spoof of the fairy tale ""The Elves and the Shoemaker"".The plot concerns a pack of elves who help a shoemaker, Jake. The cartoon is set to a number of classical music pieces, some of which are used as running gags, especially from ""The Nutcracker Suite"". The title is a play on the David Rose number ""Holiday for Strings"". However, that tune is not played in the score.The cartoon is done largely in pantomime, with the occasional (unintelligible) bickering of elves, many of which look like miniature versions of Elmer Fudd with elf-like ears (anticipating a similar role played by Elmer 10 years later).<EOS>"
4876,109230,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Almond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Almond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Almond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Almond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Almond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Isabel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Quebec<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Almond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gaspé_Peninsula<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Isabel is a 1968 Canadian film written, directed and produced by Paul Almond.<EOS>"
4877,9839,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Birds_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_addiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Birds Anonymous is a 1957 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short, directed by Friz Freleng and written by Warren Foster. The short was released on August 10, 1957, and stars Tweety and Sylvester. The title is a possible play on renowned mutual aid organizations Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) and Narcotics Anonymous (N.A.).<EOS>"
4878,50932,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>George Ogilvie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Channel Seven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruce Moir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noni_Hazlehurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Smart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Morphett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_television_miniseries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Chris_Neal_(songwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_Australian_television_series_debuts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shiralee_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_Australian_television_series_endings<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Shiralee is a 1987 Australian television film directed by George Ogilvie, based on the 1955 novel of the same name by D'Arcy Niland.It was originally filmed as a mini series and was shot in Adelaide and Quorn, South Australia.<EOS>"
4879,138306,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Swinton_O._Scott_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Disney+<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeff Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hunter Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brady Noon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Diamantopoulos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erica Cerra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ethan William Childress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Swinton_O._Scott_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney+<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Diary of a Wimpy Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_impacted_by_the_COVID-19_pandemic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Middle_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Paesano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney+_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a 2021 animated comedy film directed by Swinton Scott (in his feature directorial debut) from a screenplay by Jeff Kinney, based on his 2007 book of the same name. It is the second film adaptation of the book, following the 2010 live-action film, while serving as the first fully animated reboot in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid film series, and the fifth installment overall. The film stars the voices of Brady Noon, Ethan William Childress, Chris Diamantopoulos, Erica Cerra, and Hunter Dillon.Diary of a Wimpy Kid was produced by Walt Disney Studios and Bardel Entertainment, with the latter providing animation services, and was released on Disney+ as a Disney+ original film on December 3, 2021. It received generally positive reviews from critics.A sequel, Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules, was released on December 2, 2022.<EOS>"
4880,162657,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Odor of the Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pepé_Le_Pew_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Odor_of_the_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Odor of the Day is a 1948 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Arthur Davis. The short was released on October 2, 1948, and stars Pepé Le Pew.It is the only short in which he does not appear as a lover; it is also the only short in which he does not speak, save for one line at the end. This is also the second and last cartoon to feature Davis' character, Wellington the Dog, who previously appeared in Doggone Cats the year prior.The title is a play on the phrase ""order of the day"".<EOS>"
4881,89806,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Janice Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ross Bagdasarian Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ross Bagdasarian, Janice Karman, Ali Dee Theodore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Poehler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Faris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Cross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Gray Gubler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zachary Levi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christina Applegate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesse McCartney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Bagdasarian_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janice_Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Aibel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Vitti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alvin and the Chipmunks:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Squeakquel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhythm_game<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Regency_Enterprises_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dune_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Betty_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jonathan_Aibel_and_Glenn_Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Janice_Karman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ross_Bagdasarian_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_and_the_Chipmunks:_The_Squeakquel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_soundtrack_albums<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel is a 2009 American live-action animated jukebox musical comedy film directed by Betty Thomas and written by Jon Vitti, Jonathan Aibel and Glenn Berger. It is based on Alvin and the Chipmunks and fictional girl group The Chipettes. It is the sequel to Alvin and the Chipmunks (2007) and the second installment in the live-action Alvin and the Chipmunks film series. The film stars Zachary Levi, David Cross and Jason Lee. Justin Long, Matthew Gray Gubler and Jesse McCartney return to voice the Chipmunks, while Christina Applegate, Amy Poehler and Anna Faris voice new characters. The film sees the Chipmunks entering high school under the care of Dave Seville's cousin, Toby. Meanwhile, Ian Hawke recruits the Chipettes to restore his career.Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel was released in the United States on December 23, 2009, by 20th Century Fox. The film received generally negative reviews from critics and grossed $443 worldwide against a $70M budget. Two sequels were later released: Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked in 2011 and Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip in 2015.<EOS>"
4882,89146,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Baker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gale_Anne_Hurd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Kobritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Caan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terence Stamp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mandy Patinkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Baker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gale_Anne_Hurd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rockne_S._O'Bannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alien Nation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alien Nation: Music Inspired by the Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Los_Angeles_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_racism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gale_Anne_Hurd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1991<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Graham_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_Nation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alien_Nation_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Rockne_S._O'Bannon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alien Nation is a 1988 American science fiction action film written by Rockne S. O'Bannon and directed by Graham Baker. The ensemble cast features James Caan, Mandy Patinkin, and Terence Stamp. Its initial popularity inaugurated the beginning of the Alien Nation media franchise. The film depicts the assimilation of the ""Newcomers"", an alien race settling in Los Angeles, much to the initial dismay of the local population. The plot integrates the neo-noir and buddy cop film genres with a science fiction theme, centering on the relationship between a veteran police investigator (Caan) and an extraterrestrial (Patinkin), the first Newcomer detective. The duo probe a criminal underworld while attempting to solve a homicide. Alien Nation explores murder, discrimination and science fiction.The film was a co-production between American Entertainment Partners and 20th Century Fox, which distributed it theatrically. Alien Nation was released in the United States on October 7, 1988, and grossed over $32 million worldwide, becoming a moderate financial success. The film was met with mixed critical reviews before its theatrical release, although it has since gained a cult following. The motion picture spawned a short-lived television series, five television films, a set of comic books, and a number of novels, all in an attempt to continue the character development surrounding its fictional alien culture.<EOS>"
4883,64093,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China:_The_Panda_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_M._Young_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China:_The_Panda_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Bello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China:_The_Panda_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_M._Young_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China:_The_Panda_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>China: The Panda Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China:_The_Panda_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China:_The_Panda_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China:_The_Panda_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China:_The_Panda_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Randy_Edelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China:_The_Panda_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_giant_pandas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China:_The_Panda_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_M._Young<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>China: The Panda Adventure is a 2001 film directed by Robert M. Young and based on the true story of the expedition of Ruth Harkness, who brought the first live giant panda to the United States. It stars Maria Bello and Yu Xia.<EOS>"
4884,103999,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leghorn Swoggled<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eugene_Poddany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leghorn_Swoggled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Henery_Hawk_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Leghorn Swoggled is a 1951 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. It is story by Warren Foster.  The cartoon was released on July 28, 1951, and features Foghorn Leghorn, Henery Hawk and the Barnyard Dawg. The cartoon's plot is similar to Henhouse Henery (1949) and The Leghorn Blows at Midnight (1950). The title is a humorous portmanteau of Leghorn (Foghorn's last name) and the word ""hornswoggle"", meaning to lie and deceive.<EOS>"
4885,125512,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Climate_for_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._S._Cardone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Climate_for_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carol Kottenbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Climate_for_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Beck_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Climate_for_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steven Bauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Climate_for_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katharine Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Climate_for_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._S._Cardone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Climate_for_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Climate for Killing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Climate_for_Killing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Climate_for_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Climate_for_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Folk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Climate_for_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Climate_for_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Climate_for_Killing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._S._Cardone<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Climate for Killing (also known as A Row of Crows) is a 1991 American thriller-drama film  written and directed by J. S. Cardone and starring John Beck, Katharine Ross, Steven Bauer and Mia Sara.<EOS>"
4886,165031,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Satan's Waitin'<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Devil_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_amusement_parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Waitin'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Satan's Waitin' is a 1954 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on August 7, 1954, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.A later short, Devil's Feud Cake (1963), was re-titled Satan's Waitin'  when it was featured as part of The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie. The plot of Devil's Feud Cake closely follows this one, but features Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam.In the film, Sylvester loses the first of his nine lives, and is then sent to hell. The local version of Satan goads him to continue his risky pursuit of Tweety, ensuring that Sylvester will lose the rest of his lives.<EOS>"
4887,92362,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount British Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Carpenter_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Aubrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Date at Midnight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Date_at_Midnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Date at Midnight is a 1959 British crime film directed by Godfrey Grayson and starring Paul Carpenter and Jean Aubrey. It was written by Brian Clemens and Eldon Howard and produced by The Danzigers.<EOS>
4888,158990,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_M._Gover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ambassador Film Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Church<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Barr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tod_Slaughter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tucker McGuire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_M._Gover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Church<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>King of the Underworld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Underworld_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_M._Gover<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>King of the Underworld is a 1952 British crime film directed by Victor M. Gover and starring Tod Slaughter, Patrick Barr and Tucker McGuire. It was written by John Gilling. It was followed by a sequel Murder at Scotland Yard (1953).<EOS>"
4889,136909,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gary Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cannon_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carol Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cliff Wenger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Whitlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ireland_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Langham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Rachins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Shepherd_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Ludlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cannon_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Heyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thunder Run<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thunder_Run_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Thunder Run is a 1986 American action-thriller film directed by Gary Hudson and starring Forrest Tucker and John Ireland.  It was developed by special-effects expert Clifford Wenger Sr. and his wife, Carol Lynn. It was dedicated to their son, Clifford Wenger Jr., who also worked on the movie on special effects, while simultaneously working on Rambo: First Blood Part II, where he was killed in an explosion accident in 1984. During the 1980s the movie was frequently aired on cable channels such as Showtime and The Movie Channel where it developed a cult following. The film is notable for an action sequence in which an 18-wheeler jumps over a train.<EOS>"
4890,161465,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Leeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffith_Jones_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Gastoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Face in the Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Rodney_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Face_in_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Face in the Night, released in the US as Menace in the Night, is a 1957 British second feature crime film directed by Lance Comfort and starring Griffith Jones, Lisa Gastoni and Vincent Ball. It was written by Norman Hudis and John Sherman based on the 1953 novel Suspense by Bruce Graeme.<EOS>"
4891,31200,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Novello-Atlas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivor_Novello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annette_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miles_Mander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrian Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norman Penrose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivor_Novello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miles_Mander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lovers in Araby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1924_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovers_in_Araby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1924_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lovers in Araby is a 1924 British silent adventure film directed by Adrian Brunel and starring Annette Benson, Miles Mander and Norman Penrose. Much of the film was shot on location in North Africa.<EOS>"
4892,130823,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Key to Harmony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_to_Harmony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Walker<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Key to Harmony is a 1935 British drama film directed by Norman Walker and starring Belle Chrystall, Fred Conyngham and Reginald Purdell. The film is a quota quickie made at British and Dominions Elstree Studios for release by Paramount Pictures. It was based on the novel Suburban Retreat by John B. Wilson. The film's art direction was by Hylton R. Oxley.<EOS>"
4893,34567,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_M._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_M._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_T._Horman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ellis Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Island_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ellis Island is a 1936 American crime film directed by Phil Rosen and starring Donald Cook, Peggy Shannon and Jack La Rue.<EOS>"
4894,164822,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Maynard_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicole_Maurey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elwyn Brook-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derek Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Maynard_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rogue's Yarn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_East_Sussex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_East_Sussex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Normandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rogue's_Yarn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eros_Films_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rogue's Yarn is a 1957 British second feature crime drama film directed by Vernon Sewell and starring Nicole Maurey, Derek Bond and Elwyn Brook-Jones. It was written by Sewell and Ernle Bradford, and distributed by the independent Eros Films.<EOS>"
4895,163523,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmond_T._Gréville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric L'Epine Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Petula_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Astell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmond_T._Gréville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Romantic Age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edmond_T._Gréville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_scandalous_teacher–student_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Compositions_by_Charles_Williams<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Romantic Age is a 1949 British drama film directed by Edmond T. Gréville. The screenplay by Peggy Barwell and Edward Dryhurst is based on the French novel Lycee des jeunes filles by Serge Véber. The film was retitled Naughty Arlette for the American release.<EOS>
4896,133566,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Engelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Viggo Mortensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ken Foree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>R.A. Mihailoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Unger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Hodge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_J._Schow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3 – Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Heavy metal, thrash metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeff_Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jimmy_Manzie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_originally_rejected_by_the_British_Board_of_Film_Classification<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leatherface:_The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_III<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Texas_Chainsaw_Massacre_(franchise)_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III is a 1990 American slasher film directed by Jeff Burr and written by David J. Schow. It is the sequel to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986) and the third installment in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre film series. The film stars Kate Hodge, William Butler, Ken Foree, Tom Hudson, Viggo Mortensen, Joe Unger, and R.A. Mihailoff. The film follows Leatherface and his cannibalistic family stalking a motorist couple in the backroads of Texas.The film was distributed by New Line Cinema, who bought the rights to the series from The Cannon Group after producing The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. Initially, this film was given an X rating by the Motion Picture Association of America, which limited the studio's release possibilities. After the studio made cuts, it was re-rated R, and New Line released it in the United States on January 12, 1990. It was refused classification in the United Kingdom upon its initial release. It has since been released on home video in both unrated and rated versions, and a cut version was accepted with an 18 certificate in the United Kingdom.The film was both a critical and commercial failure, grossing $5.8 million at the United States box office, making it the poorest performing film in the series at the time until the release of the next film, Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation, in 1995.<EOS>"
4897,24409,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Eady_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Penington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jacques de Lane Lea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In the Wake of a Stranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Eady<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In the Wake of a Stranger is a 1959 British second feature ('B') thriller film directed by David Eady and starring Tony Wright, Shirley Eaton and Danny Green. It was written by John Tully based on the 1953 novel of the same name by Ian Stuart Black.<EOS>"
4898,61418,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Dorfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mongrel_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Nathanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elliot Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nadia Litz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrien Dixon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nikki Barnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>PJ Crosby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Dorfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mongrel_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Nathanson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Deyell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love That Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nova_Scotia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_That_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrea_Dorfman<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Love That Boy is a 2003 Canadian film and romantic comedy directed by Andrea Dorfman and starring Nadia Litz and Adrien Dixon.  It is about a woman in love with a younger teenage boy.  In French the film is called J'aime ce garçon.<EOS>
4899,69289,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hare Do<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elmer_Fudd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_movie_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_lions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hare_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hare Do is a 1949 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon. The short was released on January 15, 1949, and stars Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd.<EOS>"
4900,162779,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Stuart E. McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>International Picture Show Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lang Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Geer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Beatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Billion Dollar Hobo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Billion_Dollar_Hobo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_hoboes<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Billion Dollar Hobo is a 1977 American comedy film starring Tim Conway and Will Geer (in his last role).<EOS>
4901,24147,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Richardson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Austin_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Garry Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Muriel Angelus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Richardson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Be a Dummy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Be_a_Dummy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Richardson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Be a Dummy is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Frank Richardson and starring William Austin, Muriel Angelus and Garry Marsh. The film was a quota quickie made by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers at their Teddington Studios base.<EOS>"
4902,15791,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Akiva_Schaffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorne_Michaels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sissy_Spacek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_McShane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_McBride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Hader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Samberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isla_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jorma_Taccone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Akiva_Schaffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorne_Michaels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pam_Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Trevor_Rabin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lorne_Michaels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Pam_Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Akiva_Schaffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Lonely_Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Rod_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Lonely_Island_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hot Rod is a 2007 American comedy film directed by Akiva Schaffer (in his directorial debut) and written by Pam Brady. The film stars Andy Samberg (in his film debut) as amateur accident-prone stuntman Rod Kimble, whose stepfather, Frank (Ian McShane), continuously mocks and disrespects him. When Frank becomes ill, Rod raises money for his heart operation by executing his largest stunt yet. The film also stars Jorma Taccone, Sissy Spacek, Will Arnett, Danny McBride, Isla Fisher and Bill Hader.The film was initially drafted by Pam Brady (who retains full writing credit) as a vehicle for Saturday Night Live star Will Ferrell, but the project never commenced. Lorne Michaels convinced Paramount to let The Lonely Island, which was gaining fame for its work on SNL, take over the film. The group subsequently rewrote the movie with a heavy emphasis on offbeat surreal humor. Seth Meyers contributed in this rewriting process. It was shot in Vancouver in the summer of 2006. The score is by former Yes guitarist Trevor Rabin, and the soundtrack features several songs by the Swedish rock band Europe.Paramount Pictures released Hot Rod on August 3, 2007. It was a box-office failure, grossing only $14 million on a $25 million budget. As its producers predicted, the film received mixed reviews, with criticism towards its script and humor. Since its release, Hot Rod has become a cult film.<EOS>"
4903,6367,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Reciprocity Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>G. B. Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Knight_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eva_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorinea Shirley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Motherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_I_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Motherland_(1927_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_G._B._Samuelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Motherland is a 1927 British silent war film directed by G. B. Samuelson and starring Rex Davis, Eva Moore and James Knight. The film was made at Isleworth Studios. It is set during the First World War. It aimed to copy the success of the series of war films released by British Instructional Films, but critical reaction was negative.<EOS>"
4904,42007,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Feral_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jane Gull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Feral_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Film_Institute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Feral_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Rumsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Feral_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Film_Institute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Feral_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duncan_Paveling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Feral_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Feral Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Feral_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Feral_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Feral_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Feral_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Feral_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Feral_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Feral_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Feral_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Essex<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Feral Heart is a 2016 British independent film written by Duncan Paveling and directed by Jane Gull.  It charts the story of Luke, an independent young man with Down syndrome, forced in to a residential home following the death of his mother. Luke slowly builds relationships and goes on to demonstrate his abilities in a touching story.<EOS>"
4905,53701,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Wald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Ayres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zachary_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Goodis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gunn_(screenwriter,_born_1920)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Unfaithful<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vincent_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unfaithful_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_W._Somerset_Maugham<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Unfaithful is a 1947 American murder mystery film noir directed by Vincent Sherman and starring Ann Sheridan, Lew Ayres and Zachary Scott. It was produced and distributed by Warner Brothers. Regarded by some as a film noir, the picture is based on the W. Somerset Maugham-penned 1927 play and William Wyler-directed 1940 film The Letter, which was reworked and turned into an original screenplay by writers David Goodis and James Gunn who shifted the setting from Malaya to the United States.<EOS>"
4906,80326,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_L._Schrock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Pongo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Pongo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>White Pongo, also known as Adventure Unlimited in the United Kingdom, is a 1945 American film directed by Sam Newfield released by Producers Releasing Corporation.<EOS>"
4907,123840,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Scranton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_May_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_James_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zack Bazzi, Michael Moriarty, Stephen Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Scranton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_May_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_James_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Tapes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The War Tapes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Iraq_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Tapes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_in_New_Hampshire<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The War Tapes is a 2006 American war documentary film directed by Deborah Scranton. The film is the first documentary account of the 2003 invasion of Iraq to be produced by the soldiers themselves. The film follows three New Hampshire Army National Guard soldiers before, during, and after their deployment to Iraq about a year after the invasion. Their unit was Charlie Company, 3rd Battalion, 172nd Infantry Regiment (Mountain), which deployed from March 2004 to February 2005.The three soldiers with cameras featured in the film are SPC Michael Moriarty, SGT Stephen Pink, and SGT Zack Bazzi. Two other soldiers, SGT Duncan Domey and SPC Brandon Wilkins, also filmed their entire deployments for the film. In all, 17 soldiers were given cameras and recorded 800 hours of tape in Iraq. Stateside interviews with the soldiers and their families made up an additional 200 hours of tape. The ""cast"" was narrowed to three soldiers for the final feature-length film.The film won the prize for Best Documentary Feature at the Tribeca Film Festival in May 2006.<EOS>"
4908,24615,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Caryn Krooth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Caryn Krooth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Block<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wendy Olinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carla Gugino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rya Kihlstedt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Thomson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jaded<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jaded_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jaded is a 1998 American drama film directed by Caryn Krooth, co-written with Wendy Olinger.  It stars Carla Gugino, Rya Kihlstedt, Christopher McDonald, and Anna Thomson.<EOS>"
4909,17631,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Scott_Darling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Fella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Fella<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_C._McGann<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Fella is a 1933 British comedy film directed by William C. McGann and starring John Stuart,  Joan Marion and Hal Walters. It was made at Teddington Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
4910,138736,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gaumont British Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dirty Work<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirty_Work_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Walls<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dirty Work is a 1934 British comedy crime film directed by Tom Walls and starring Ralph Lynn, Gordon Harker, Robertson Hare and Basil Sydney. It was based on Dirty Work, one of the Aldwych Farces, by Ben Travers, which had some of the same cast members. The film was made at the Lime Grove Studios with sets designed by the art director Alfred Junge.<EOS>"
4911,126714,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mike Akel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Virgil Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Akel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Graham Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Angie Alvarez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Mass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Mass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janelle Schremmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shannon Haragan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Troy Schremmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Chalk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chalk_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mockumentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Chalk is a 2006 comedy mockumentary about teaching focusing on the lives of three teachers and one assistant principal.  It stars Chris Mass as Mr. Stroope and Troy Schremmer as Mr. Lowrey. It is directed by Mike Akel.  The movie is based on both Akel's and Mass' real life experiences in the teaching profession.  Co-written by Mass and Akel, the film was developed through improvisation all the way through the process, from writing through production and post-production. The final film was edited together from more than 60 hours of footage.The film premiered in March, 2006 at the ""Cinequest Film Festival"", presented in April 2006 at the ""Boston Independent Film Festival"", and released in Los Angeles on May 11, 2007, playing at the Nuart Theatre and in more cities in subsequent weeks. The film begins by stating that 50 percent of teachers quit within their first three years on the job.The film has received a mostly positive response from critics regarding it as an antithesis to the more common inspirational teacher movies.  LA Weekly in its review stated to think of it as ""To Sir, With Sarcasm."".  Teachers who saw the film noted how the film ""nailed"" the experiences of a new teacher.<EOS>"
4912,51909,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_J._Levi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worldvision_Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Pompian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Eden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Murray_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tammy_Lauren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Corley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_J._Levi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worldvision_Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thriller_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Science_fiction_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thriller_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Science_fiction_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Android_(robot)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Ira_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stepford_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_J._Levi<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Stepford Children is a 1987 American made-for-television horror science fiction thriller film inspired by the Ira Levin novel The Stepford Wives. It was directed by Alan J. Levi with a screenplay by Bill Bleich and starring Barbara Eden, Don Murray, Tammy Lauren, Randall Batinkoff and Pat Corley. It is the second in a series of sequels inspired by the 1972 novel and the original 1975 film The Stepford Wives.<EOS>"
4913,5906,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Matt Bettinelli-Olpin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tyler Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Wes Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Weinstein Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Vanderbilt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Sherak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Neinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wes Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cary Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cathy Konrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marianne Maddalena<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Iya Labunka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:List_of_Scream_(film_series)_cast_members<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Bettinelli-Olpin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyler_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weinstein_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cary_Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cathy_Konrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marianne_Maddalena<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Vanderbilt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Williamson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ehren_Kruger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Busick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scream_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mass_media_franchises_introduced_in_1996<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_franchises<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scream is an American slasher franchise that includes six films (and a seventh in active development), a television series, merchandise, and games. The first four films were directed by Wes Craven. The series was created by Kevin Williamson, who wrote the first two films and the fourth, and will return to direct the seventh film. Ehren Kruger wrote the third. The fifth and sixth installments were directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, with Guy Busick and James Vanderbilt serving as writers and Williamson returning as executive producer. Dimension Films produced the first four films. Spyglass Media Group took over the rights from the fifth film on with Paramount Pictures distributing. The film series has grossed over US$910 million at the global box office.Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, and Roger L. Jackson (who voices the various Ghostface killers) starred in the first five films, and will return for the seventh. Cox and Jackson reprised their roles for the sixth and are the only cast members to feature in all films to date, with Cox also being the only actress to appear in six consecutive films of a horror franchise. Hayden Panettiere stars in the fourth and sixth films, while Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega, Mason Gooding, and Jasmin Savoy Brown star in the fifth and sixth, with Gooding and Brown also reprising their roles in the seventh. Jamie Kennedy and Liev Schreiber feature in the first three films, Skeet Ulrich stars in the first and cameos in the fifth and sixth installments, Marley Shelton appears in the fourth and fifth, and Jack Quaid stars in the fifth and cameos in the sixth. Additionally, Heather Matarazzo makes cameo appearances in the third and fifth films, as does Nancy O'Dell in the second, third and fourth. Having appeared in the iconic opening scene of the first film and on its poster, Drew Barrymore is strongly associated with the franchise. The series has also featured many notable actors making single-film appearances in supporting cast roles or as cameos.Scream (1996), Scream 2 (1997), Scream (2022), and Scream VI (2023) received high praise from critics. Scream 3 (2000) received a more mixed response, as did Scream 4 (2011), Craven's final film; both were later reappraised and the fourth film was generally seen as a return to form for the series. Commercially, the first three films and the fifth and sixth were high performers at the box office, while Scream 4 had a disappointing domestic run. The film series has also been the recipient of several awards and nominations, including winning Best Movie twice at the MTV Awards (for Scream in 1996 and Scream VI in 2023).<EOS>"
4914,136354,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_More_O'Ferrall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ian Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denholm_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Schell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_More_O'Ferrall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Storm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Heart of the Matter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_British_Empire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1942<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:London_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Graham_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_More_O'Ferrall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heart_of_the_Matter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sierra_Leone<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Heart of the Matter is a 1953 British drama film based on the 1948 book of the same name by Graham Greene. It was directed by George More O'Ferrall for London Films. It was entered into the 1953 Cannes Film Festival.<EOS>
4915,164853,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Realart_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_G._Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Byron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Realart_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_G._Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.R._Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scarlet Thread<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ernest_G._Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cambridgeshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scarlet_Thread<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cambridge<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Scarlet Thread is a 1951 British second feature ('B') crime drama film directed by Lewis Gilbert and produced by Ernest G. Roy. It was written by Moie Charles and A.R. Rawlinson.<EOS>
4916,136100,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Bushell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Karl Hartl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eileen_Herlie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Bushell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Hartl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Hartl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Angel with the Trumpet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Austrian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_Austrian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angel_with_the_Trumpet_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Bushell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Angel with the Trumpet is a 1950 British drama film directed by Anthony Bushell and starring Eileen Herlie, Basil Sydney and Norman Wooland. Based on a novel by Ernst Lothar, the film follows the rise and fall of an Austrian aristocrat and her eventual death following the Anschluss. The film is a remake of a 1948 Austrian film Der Engel mit der Posaune.<EOS>"
4917,116100,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Philip Steuer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Johnson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Popplewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Moseley_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liam_Neeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Barnes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Poulter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tilda_Swinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georgie_Henley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Skandar_Keynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Adamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Johnson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Petroni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Markus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_McFeely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Chronicles of Narnia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_siblings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:High_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_parallel_universes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Studios_(division)_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Studios_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2005<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantasy_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_based_on_fantasy_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Chronicles of Narnia is a fantasy film series and media franchise based on The Chronicles of Narnia, a series of novels by C. S. Lewis. The series revolves around the adventures of children in the world of Narnia, guided by Aslan, a wise and powerful lion that can speak and is the true king of Narnia. The children heavily featured in the films are the Pevensie siblings, and a prominent antagonist is the White Witch (also known as Queen Jadis). The franchise also includes short films, digital series, and video games.From the seven books, three were adapted—The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005), Prince Caspian (2008), and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010)—which collectively grossed over $1.5 billion worldwide (although critical and commercial reception declined with each release). The first two films were directed by Andrew Adamson and the third film was directed by Michael Apted. All were produced by Walden Media. Plans for a fourth film in the Walden series were abandoned when it was announced in 2018 that new adaptations would be made for Netflix.<EOS>"
4918,24410,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Chauvel_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Umbrella Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Chauvel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In the Wake of the Bounty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_ships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Chauvel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Pitcairn_Islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tahiti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Wake_of_the_Bounty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_HMS_Bounty<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In the Wake of the Bounty (1933) is an Australian film directed by Charles Chauvel about the 1789 Mutiny on the Bounty. It is notable as the screen debut of Errol Flynn, playing Fletcher Christian. The film preceded MGM's more famous Mutiny on the Bounty, starring Charles Laughton and Clark Gable, by two years.<EOS>"
4919,34951,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carolyn_Pfeiffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carolyn_Pfeiffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Endangered Species<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Colorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wyoming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Endangered_Species_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Endangered Species is a 1982 American science fiction horror film directed and co-written by Alan Rudolph, and starring Robert Urich, JoBeth Williams, Peter Coyote, and Hoyt Axton. It follows a former New York City police officer (Urich) who relocates to a rural Colorado town, where a newly appointed sheriff (Williams) is investigating a series of bizarre cattle mutilations.<EOS>"
4920,114509,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_A._Cooper_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Black Abbot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Abbot_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_A._Cooper<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Black Abbot is a 1934 British comedy crime film directed by George A. Cooper and starring John Stuart, Judy Kelly and Edgar Norfolk. It was made at Twickenham Studios as a quota quickie for release by RKO Pictures.The film's sets were designed by the art director James A. Carter.<EOS>"
4921,161194,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Ellen_Kay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirby_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Kulky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Oliver_Curwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Raynor_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Yukon Vengeance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Northern_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_Oliver_Curwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yukon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yukon_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Corporal_Rod_Webb_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Yukon Vengeance is a 1954 American Northern film directed by William Beaudine and starring Kirby Grant, Monte Hale and Mary Ellen Kay. It was the tenth and final film featuring Grant as Mountie Corporal Rod Webb, assisted by his dog Chinook.<EOS>"
4922,125566,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Stoll Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isobel_Elsom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Seaward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stoll_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ethel_M._Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Debt of Honour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stoll_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Debt_of_Honour_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Ethel_M._Dell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Debt of Honour is a 1922 British silent drama film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Isobel Elsom, Clive Brook and Sydney Seaward. It is based on a short story by Ethel M. Dell.<EOS>"
4923,159980,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Wife_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Killy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Wife_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Wife_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gertrude_Michael<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Wife_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Abel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Wife_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Killy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Wife_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Wife_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Second Wife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Wife_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Wife_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Wife_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Wife_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Wife_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Wife_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Wife_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Killy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Second Wife is a 1936 American drama film directed by Edward Killy and starring Gertrude Michael, Walter Abel and Erik Rhodes. It was produced and distributed by RKO Pictures.<EOS>"
4924,70646,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Fred Olen Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alison Semenza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicole_Eggert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Coolio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Latshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Submerged<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submerged_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Submerged is a 2000 American direct-to-video action disaster thriller film directed by Fred Olen Ray and starring Coolio and Nicole Eggert. The film follows a group of people who become trapped in a plane underwater after their pilot purposefully crash lands them in the ocean for reasons concerning a missile-destroying satellite that one of the passengers owns.<EOS>
4925,48393,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Ogilvie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hilary Furlong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hargreaves_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tushka_Bergen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Ogilvie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Place at the Coast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Place_at_the_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Chris_Neal_(songwriter)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Place at the Coast is a 1987 Australian drama film directed by George Ogilvie and starring John Hargreaves. Given the working title ""The Bee Eater"", it was based on an unpublished novel by Jane Hyde, provisionally called ""At Kilkee"" but subsequently published with the same name as the film.<EOS>"
4926,69363,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Montgomery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Torin_Thatcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Montgomery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Montgomery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Montgomery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ferde_Grofé_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>From Hell to Borneo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_of_Borneo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Philippine_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hell of Borneo also known as Hell to Borneo and From Hell to Borneo is a 1964 English language Philippine film produced by and starring Torin Thatcher, Vic Diaz and George Montgomery (who also directed and co-wrote the screenplay). The film does not take place in Borneo.<EOS>"
4927,81974,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Capitol Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Futter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Robeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Futter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Barraud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Futter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jericho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paul_Robeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jericho_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_I_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jericho  is a 1937 British drama film directed by Thornton Freeland and starring Paul Robeson, Henry Wilcoxon and Wallace Ford. It was released in the US with the alternative title Dark Sands.Paul Robeson considered Jericho one of his most positive accomplishments in projecting a screen image of a Black man with courage, honor, self-sacrifice and intelligence who achieves success and happiness. Robeson's first British film, Sanders of the River, ended up being an embarrassment for the actor, its story turning into a celebration of British colonialism. Robeson felt betrayed by the production team and sought without success to buy all circulating prints. As a result, Robeson demanded artistic control over the final cut of this film. For example, the ending was to be that Jericho, homesick, agrees to help clear the captain's name in the United States. After their plane crashes in the desert, Jericho dies trying to save Captain Mack. Instead, Robeson simply requested that the movie end with the captain flying off alone.<EOS>"
4928,165679,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Bartlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Helmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Marks_(performer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._P._Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Up for the Derby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_for_the_Derby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Up for the Derby is a 1933 British sports comedy film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Sydney Howard, Dorothy Bartlam and Tom Helmore. The screenplay concerns a tramp who unexpectedly gains money.It was made at British and Dominion Elstree Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art director Frederick Pusey.<EOS>"
4929,168015,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Power_Makers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(Australian_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Power_Makers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Power_Makers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Condon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Power_Makers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(Australian_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Power_Makers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Power Makers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Power_Makers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Power_Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Power_Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Power_Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Power_Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Power_Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lee_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Power_Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Power_Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_fossil_fuels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Power_Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Coal_mines_in_Victoria_(Australia)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Power Makers is a 1957 Australian short directed by Lee Robinson, about brown coal coal mining in Australia and the Yallourn Power Station.It won a Silver Medal for Best Documentary at a 1959 Australian film awards (which became the AFIs).<EOS>"
4930,134733,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Swamp Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Elmer_Clifton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swamp_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Swamp Woman is a 1941 American drama film directed by Elmer Clifton and starring Ann Corio, Jack La Rue and Ian MacDonald. It was made as an independent production and distributed by Producers Releasing Corporation.<EOS>"
4931,116793,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Brinckerhoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_A._Martinelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Alan_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natalie_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Brinckerhoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_A._Martinelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Alan_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_psychiatric_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cleveland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Billy_Goldenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cracker_Factory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Brinckerhoff<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cracker Factory is an American television film directed by Burt Brinckerhoff. The teleplay by Richard Shapiro is based on the best-selling 1977 novel by Joyce Rebeta-Burditt. The film was broadcast by ABC on March 16, 1979.<EOS>"
4932,81458,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David N. Gottlieb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David N. Gottlieb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gilbert DeRush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Vickery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nick Pellegrino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Game Show Models<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Hollywood,_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Game_Show_Models<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Game Show Models is a 1977 comedy-drama film directed by David N. Gottlieb. Set in Los Angeles, it is about a man who tries to make it in mainstream society by getting a job in a public relations firm.<EOS>"
4933,160058,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Millin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhodesian_Broadcasting_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roscoe_Behrmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian O'Shaughnessy as Maj. Allan Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Hutchins as Chief of Scouts Frederick Russell Burnham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Millin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhodesian_Broadcasting_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roscoe_Behrmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Steed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shangani Patrol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhodesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Rhodesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Empire_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Zimbabwe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rhodesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1893<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shangani_Patrol_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_war_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shangani Patrol is a war film based upon the non-fiction book A Time to Die by Robert Cary (1968), and the historical accounts of the Shangani Patrol, with Brian O'Shaughnessy as Major Allan Wilson and Will Hutchins as the lead Scout Frederick Russell Burnham. Also includes the song ""Shangani Patrol"" by Nick Taylor (1966 recording).Under the command of Major Wilson, the patrol tracks the fleeing Ndebele King Lobengula across the Shangani River. Cut off from the main force, they are ambushed by the Ndebele impi and, except for the few men sent as reinforcements, all are killed.  Such was the bravery of the Shangani Patrol that the victorious Ndebele said, ""They were men of men and their fathers were men before them."" Depending on one's viewpoint, this event was one of the great mistakes and military blunders of this time in history, or the last heroic stand of a gallant few.  The incident had lasting significance in England, South Africa, and Rhodesia as the equivalent of 'Custer's Last Stand'.  This is their story, told in a 1970 film shot on location in Matabeleland, Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe).<EOS>"
4934,146113,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Ormond Organization<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Estus Pirkle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Monnie Stanfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Estus Pirkle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cecil Scaife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judy Creech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Estus_Pirkle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>If Footmen Tire You, What Will Horses Do?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_coups_d'état<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_anti-communist_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_Footmen_Tire_You,_What_Will_Horses_Do%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ron_Ormond<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>If Footmen Tire You, What Will Horses Do? is a 1971 American Christian exploitation horror film directed by Ron Ormond, featuring Southern Baptist minister Estus Pirkle.<EOS>"
4935,137181,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gainsborough_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._F._Maltby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Moffatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Hay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norma_Varden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gainsborough_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Hay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Where There's a Will<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_There's_a_Will_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Where There's a Will is a 1936 British comedy film directed by William Beaudine and starring Will Hay, Graham Moffatt and Norma Varden. It features an incompetent solicitor who unwittingly becomes party to a bank robbery.The film marked the first appearance of Graham Moffatt in a Will Hay film. Moffatt acted as a straight man to Hay, along with Moore Marriott, beginning in the film Windbag the Sailor.<EOS>"
4936,56413,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pyramid Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rose Judell Reisman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denny_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judith Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edmund Breese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dancing Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_Man_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Ray<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dancing Man is a 1934 American pre-Code mystery film directed by Albert Ray and starring Reginald Denny, Judith Allen and  Edmund Breese. Allen was loaned out from Paramount Pictures where she was under contract.<EOS>"
4937,53386,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_McNeely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alfred Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Townson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Michael_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Trouble with Harry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vermont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_mystery_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_Herrmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Alfred_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vermont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Michael_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trouble_with_Harry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Trouble with Harry is a 1955 American Technicolor black comedy film directed by Alfred Hitchcock. The screenplay by John Michael Hayes was based on the 1950 novel by Jack Trevor Story. It starred Edmund Gwenn, John Forsythe, Mildred Natwick, Jerry Mathers and Shirley MacLaine in her film debut. The Trouble with Harry was released in the United States on September 30, 1955, then re-released in 1984 once the distribution rights had been acquired by Universal Pictures.The film was one of Hitchcock's few true comedies (though most of his films had some element of tongue-in-cheek or macabre humor). The film also contained what was, for the time, blunt dialogue. One example of this is when John Forsythe's character unabashedly tells MacLaine's character that he would like to paint a nude portrait of her. The statement was extremely explicit for the time.<EOS>"
4938,162948,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Moser_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Harry Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jerry Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Foster_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathe Film Exchange, Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Terry_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amadee_J._van_Beuren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Moser_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Foster_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Terry_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amadee_J._van_Beuren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Small Town Sheriff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Town_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aesop's_Fables_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Small Town Sheriff is a 1927 silent animated short subject produced by Fables Studios and part of the Aesop's Fables film series started by Paul Terry.<EOS>
4939,14775,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Kohlmar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Milland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Morison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Kohlmar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tess_Slesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Davis_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Are Husbands Necessary?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Are_Husbands_Necessary%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Emmett_Dolan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Are Husbands Necessary? is a 1942 American comedy film directed by Norman Taurog and starring Ray Milland and Betty Field. It follows the misadventures of a wacky wife and her sometimes exasperated, but loving, banker husband. The film's screenplay was adapted by the husband-and-wife writing team of Tess Slesinger and Frank Davis, from the novel Mr. and Mrs. Cugat, the Record of a Happy Marriage by Isabel Scott Rorick. This novel would later be a source for the related 1948 radio series My Favorite Husband starring Lucille Ball, which itself would evolve into the television series I Love Lucy.A one-hour Lux Radio Theatre adaptation of the film, featuring George Burns and Gracie Allen, aired February 15, 1943, on CBS Radio.<EOS>"
4940,35602,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_McLoughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Behrns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Cooke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Kagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kerry Noonan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Renée Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thom Mathews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_McLoughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_McLoughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Friday the 13th Part<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>VI: Jason Lives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_summer_camps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Manfredini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Resurrection_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1990<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Friday_the_13th_(franchise)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_McLoughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Friday_the_13th_Part_VI:_Jason_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Tom_McLoughlin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (stylized onscreen as Jason Lives: Friday the 13th Part VI) is a 1986 American slasher film written and directed by Tom McLoughlin, and starring Thom Mathews, Jennifer Cooke, David Kagen, and C.J. Graham. It is a sequel to Friday the 13th: A New Beginning (1985) and the sixth installment in the Friday the 13th franchise. It was the final film to feature Tommy Jarvis (Mathews) as the protagonist and marked Tony Goldwyn's film debut. Continuing from the events of the previous film, the plot follows Tommy after he accidentally resurrects mass murderer Jason Voorhees (Graham) while attempting to destroy his body to ensure he will not return. While Jason returns to Crystal Lake for another killing spree, Tommy must overcome his fear of the masked killer that has haunted him for years and find a way to stop him once and for all.The original storyline had Tommy become the series' new antagonist, but after the poor reception of A New Beginning, the producers instead brought Jason Voorhees back and no mention is made of the events from the previous film. In resurrecting Jason, McLoughlin made him an explicitly supernatural force for the first time in the series. This version of Jason, an undead and more powerful superhuman, would become the standard depiction for the rest of the series. The film also introduced metahumor, Gothic horror, and action film elements, including shootouts and car chases, into the series.Jason Lives was the first in the series to receive a positive reception from critics since the original. In the years since its release, its self-referential humor and numerous instances of breaking the fourth wall have been praised for prefiguring Kevin Williamson's Scream film series. Jason Lives is considered a fan favorite of the series, in addition to receiving positive notice from horror film historians. It grossed $19.5 million at the U.S. box office on a budget of $3 million. The film was followed by Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood in 1988.<EOS>"
4941,161442,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_Myth<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Brakhage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_Myth<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Brakhage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_Myth<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eye Myth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_Myth<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_Myth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_Myth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_Myth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_Myth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_Myth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_Myth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_Myth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_Myth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_Myth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drawn-on-film_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_Myth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stan_Brakhage<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Eye Myth is an experimental short film by Stan Brakhage, produced in 1967. The film has a running time of only nine seconds, but took about a year to produce.<EOS>"
4942,69122,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Levering<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astor_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_King_(character_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luana_Alcañiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frontiers of '49<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frontiers_of_'49<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Levering<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frontiers of '49 is a 1939 American Western film directed by Joseph Levering and starring Wild Bill Elliott, Luana Alcañiz and Charles King.<EOS>"
4943,49710,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Williams_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_R._Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Williams_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_R._Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hans_Koning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Revolutionary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_communism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Revolutionary_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Williams<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Revolutionary is a 1970 American political drama film directed by Paul Williams.  The screenplay was written by Hans Koning (credited as Hans Koningsberger), based on his novel of the same name.  It was the film debut for actor Jeffrey Jones.<EOS>"
4944,156077,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Chelsom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Levy_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Abrams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Molly Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy Piven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bridget Moynahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Beckinsale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eugene Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Chelsom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Levy_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Serendipity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alan_Silvestri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Chelsom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serendipity_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Impact_of_the_September_11_attacks_on_cinema<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Serendipity is a 2001 American romantic comedy film directed by Peter Chelsom, written by Marc Klein, and starring John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale. The film grossed $77.5 million on a $28 million budget.<EOS>"
4945,69965,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Schubert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Barrier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Rex_Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barrier_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Barrier is a 1937 American western adventure film directed by Lesley Selander and starring Leo Carrillo, Jean Parker and James Ellison. It was produced and distributed by Paramount Pictures. It is based on the 1908 novel The Barrier by Rex Beach. The story was previously filmed by MGM as a silent film of the same title in 1926. Location shooting took place in Mount Rainier National Park in Washington.<EOS>"
4946,49276,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_H._Mortiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Liotta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Cheadle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Mantegna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_O'Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_Macfadyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Željko_Ivanek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Slayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_L._Petersen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neal_H._Mortiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Original_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Frank_Sinatra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_John_F._Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Joe_DiMaggio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Robert_F._Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Marilyn_Monroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Frank_Sinatra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Sammy_Davis_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Sam_Giancana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rat_Pack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rob_Cohen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Rat Pack is a 1998 American drama television film about the Rat Pack. The film was directed by Rob Cohen, written by Kario Salem, and premiered on HBO on August 22, 1998. It stars Ray Liotta as Frank Sinatra, Joe Mantegna as Dean Martin, Don Cheadle as Sammy Davis Jr., and Angus Macfadyen as Peter Lawford. Despite his membership in the Pack, Joey Bishop (played by Bobby Slayton) is given minimal screen time, while John F. Kennedy (played by William L. Petersen), depicted as an on-and-off friend of Sinatra's, is given a more central role.Also featured in supporting roles are Željko Ivanek as Bobby Kennedy, Veronica Cartwright as  Rocky Cooper (wife of Gary Cooper), Deborah Kara Unger as Ava Gardner, Megan Dodds as May Britt, Dan O'Herlihy as Joseph Kennedy, Robert Miranda as Sam Giancana, John Diehl as Joe DiMaggio and Barbara Niven as Marilyn Monroe.Cheadle won a Golden Globe for his performance as Sammy Davis Jr. The Rat Pack won three Emmy awards and earned several more nominations, including acting ones for Cheadle and Mantegna.<EOS>"
4947,168802,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_a_Crazy_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_a_Crazy_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_a_Crazy_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_a_Crazy_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_a_Crazy_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Klein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_a_Crazy_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>What a Crazy World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_a_Crazy_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_a_Crazy_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_a_Crazy_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_a_Crazy_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_a_Crazy_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_a_Crazy_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_a_Crazy_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_a_Crazy_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>What a Crazy World is a 1963 film directed by Michael Carreras, co-written by Carreras and Alan Klein and based on the latter's stage play. The pop musical features various late 1950s and early 1960s musical performers such as Joe Brown, Marty Wilde, and Susan Maughan, and also includes an appearance by Freddie and the Dreamers, with Klein playing a minor role as a comrade of Brown's and Wilde's characters.<EOS>"
4948,56417,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mae_Questel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margie_Hines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dancing on the Moon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Moon_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dancing_on_the_Moon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Color_Classics_cartoons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dancing on the Moon is a 1935 animated film directed by Dave Fleischer and part of the Color Classics series of animated short films produced by Fleischer Studios.According to animation historian Jerry Beck, this film probably contains the first example of the dance move ""moonwalk"".<EOS>"
4949,162962,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Frank_Tashlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Case_of_the_Stuttering_Pig<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dr._Jekyll_and_Mr._Hyde_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Case of the Stuttering Pig is a 1937 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated cartoon directed by Frank Tashlin. The short was released on October 30, 1937, and stars Porky Pig and Petunia Pig.The title is a parody of The Case of the Stuttering Bishop, a Perry Mason mystery that Warner Bros. had filmed earlier that year. This is the only cartoon where Petunia appears as Porky's sister.In the film, Porky, Petunia, and their siblings are the intended heirs of their recently deceased uncle. The family's lawyer uses a Dr. Jekyll-style potion to transform himself into a monster. He proceeds to capture most of the heirs, but he is trapped before managing to capture Porky.<EOS>"
4950,165168,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eva_Gabor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mai_Zetterling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Cilento<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Harris_(American_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Truth About Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Truth_About_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Muriel_Box<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Truth About Women is a 1957 British comedy film directed by Muriel Box and starring Laurence Harvey, Julie Harris, Mai Zetterling and Diane Cilento.The film was not a commercial success.<EOS>"
4951,24128,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_jungles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Devil_May_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tasmanian_Devil_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Devil May Hare is a 1954 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on June 19, 1954, and stars Bugs Bunny and the Tasmanian Devil making his debut.<EOS>"
4952,82778,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lila_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louise Fazenda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Lyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucien Littlefield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julien_Josephson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Misbehaving Ladies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misbehaving_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Misbehaving Ladies is a 1931 American Pre-Code comedy film directed by William Beaudine and starring Lila Lee, Ben Lyon and Louise Fazenda. It is also known as The Queen of Main Street.<EOS>"
4953,115655,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bryan_(art_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob McNaught<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerie_Hobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glynis_Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alec_Guinness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Petula Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bryan_(art_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Ambler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Card<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Alwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Arnold_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Card_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Staffordshire<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Card is a 1952 British comedy film version of the 1911 novel by Arnold Bennett. In America, the film was titled The Promoter. It was adapted by Eric Ambler and directed by Ronald Neame. It stars Alec Guinness, Glynis Johns, Valerie Hobson, and Petula Clark. The film was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Sound.It is mainly faithful to the novel, omitting some minor incidents.<EOS>"
4954,160393,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Hyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robertson_Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Turkey Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Turkey_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aldwych_farce<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Turkey Time is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Tom Walls and starring Walls, Ralph Lynn, Robertson Hare and Dorothy Hyson. The screenplay concerns a group of guests come to stay with the Stoatt family in the seaside town of Eden Bay for Christmas. They soon become involved with an impoverished concert performer whose innocent presence in the house leads to a series of misunderstandings. It was adapted from the 1931 play Turkey Time by Ben Travers, one of the Aldwych Farces.<EOS>"
4955,57145,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maudie_Dunham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Reynolds_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Haidee_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harold Walden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Brighouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Winning Goal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_association_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_G._B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Lancashire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winning_Goal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_G._B._Samuelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Winning Goal is a 1920 British silent sports film directed by G. B. Samuelson and starring Harold Walden, Maudie Dunham and Tom Reynolds. It was based on the play The Game by Harold Brighouse. It was set in Lancashire against a backdrop of the fictional association football team Blackton Rovers. Chelsea player Jack Cock appeared as himself in the film and 16-then international players featured as members of two fictional teams. Match footage was shot at Brentford's Griffin Park ground.<EOS>"
4956,162319,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erin_Dignam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucinda Jenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Wright_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Madigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joanna Cassidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Dooley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erin_Dignam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erin_Dignam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Loved<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loved_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Loved is a 1997 psychological drama film directed by Erin Dignam and starring Robin Wright Penn and William Hurt.<EOS>
4957,161694,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Relph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Basil Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Relph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Celia_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Relph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Relph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Whittingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Relph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Phipps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Believe in You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jack_Whittingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Relph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Believe_in_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Basil_Dearden<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Believe in You is a 1952 British drama film directed by Michael Relph and Basil Dearden, starring Celia Johnson and Cecil Parker and is based on the book Court Circular by Sewell Stokes. Inspired by the recently successful The Blue Lamp (1950), Relph and Dearden used a semi-documentary approach in telling the story of the lives of probation officers and their charges.<EOS>"
4958,10784,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Mulligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_J._Friedman_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Mulligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_J._Friedman_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Newman_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bloodbrothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elmer_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Walter_Newman_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Italian-American_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Mulligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodbrothers_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bloodbrothers is a 1978 coming-of-age film directed by Robert Mulligan, and starring Richard Gere, Paul Sorvino, Tony Lo Bianco and Marilu Henner. It was based on the 1976 novel by Richard Price. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay.<EOS>"
4959,53519,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris Weitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Slade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bill Condon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Catherine Hardwicke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Summit_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wyck Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Karen Rosenfelt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephenie Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Greg Mooradian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristen Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Kendrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bryce Dallas Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Facinelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nikki Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dakota Fanning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Pattinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Booboo Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jackson Rathbone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mackenzie Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashley Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Taylor Lautner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachelle Lefevre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Heyerdahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Reaser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kellan Lutz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Riley Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bronson Pelletier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hailey Stolinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Slade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Condon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Weitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Hardwicke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Summit_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyck_Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephenie_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Morgan_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melissa_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Twilight Saga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2008<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_Twilight_(novel_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Karen_Rosenfelt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantasy_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lagardère_SCA_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romance_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twilight_Saga_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_franchises<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Twilight Saga is a series of romantic Vampire fantasy films based on the book series Twilight by Stephenie Meyer. The series has grossed over $3.36 billion worldwide. The first installment, Twilight, was released on November 21, 2008. The second installment, New Moon, followed on November 20, 2009. The third installment, Eclipse, was released on June 30, 2010. The fourth installment, Breaking Dawn – Part 1, was released on November 18, 2011, while the fifth and final installment, Breaking Dawn – Part 2, was released on November 16, 2012.The series had been in development since 2004 at Paramount Pictures' MTV Films, during which time a screen adaptation of Twilight that differed significantly from the novel was written. Three years later, Summit Entertainment acquired the rights to the film. After Twilight grossed $35.7 million on its opening day, Summit Entertainment announced they would begin production on New Moon; they had acquired the rights to the remaining novels earlier that same month. The films in the series have received generally negative to mixed reviews from critics but was positively received from fans of the books.<EOS>"
4960,168369,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Farrar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bobby Howes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Trojan Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Trojan_Brothers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Trojan Brothers is a 1946 British comedy film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Patricia Burke, David Farrar and Bobby Howes. It is an adaptation of the 1944 novel of the same title by Pamela Hansford Johnson.<EOS>"
4961,32103,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dora Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Hylton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Adam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Quiet Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Quiet_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Quiet Woman is a 1951 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by John Gilling and starring Derek Bond, Jane Hylton and Dora Bryan.b It was written by Ruth Adam and Gilling. A criminal's wife attempts to build a new life after her husband goes to prison, only to be menaced by him when he escapes.<EOS>"
4962,137671,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Steen Møller Rasmussen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lars Movin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Plagiat Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Willner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_S._Burroughs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Grauerholz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Giorno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Douglas_(historian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regina_Weinreich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennie Skerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Words of Advice: William S. Burroughs on the Road<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Denmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:William_S._Burroughs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Words_of_Advice:_William_S._Burroughs_on_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Beat_Generation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Words of Advice:  William S. Burroughs on the Road, is a 2007 documentary about William S. Burroughs directed by Lars Movin and Steen Møller Rasmussen and produced in Denmark. The documentary is based on never-before-seen footage from his visit to Denmark in October 1983, and from his later years in Lawrence, Kansas.Shortly thereafter he began touring and reading his work to new generations of readers and thus establishing himself as a cult figure. The film focuses on Burroughs' unique talent as a performer, and on his later work, especially what is known as The Last Trilogy. In addition to the historic footage there are new interviews with friends and colleagues such as James Grauerholz, John Giorno, Hal Willner, Jennie Skerl, Regina Weinreich, Ann Douglas. Music by Material, Patti Smith, and Islamic Diggers.The film premiered on 9 November 2007 at the Copenhagen International Documentary Festival in Copenhagen and the book and a Burroughs photo exhibition were launched the same night. The first international screening took place at the Paradiso in Amsterdam, as part of a Burroughs tribute event on 10 November 2007. Rasmussen was awarded the Danish Film Institute's Roos Award 2007, for ""outstanding efforts in documentary filmmaking"" on the basis of the film.<EOS>"
4963,141604,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Gordon_Caron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erwin_Stoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Teitler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Molly Madden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Aniston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Illeana Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jay Mohr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olympia Dukakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Gordon_Caron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erwin_Stoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Gordon_Caron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arleen_Sorkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Picture Perfect<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carter_Burwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Perfect_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Glenn_Gordon_Caron<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Picture Perfect is a 1997 American romantic comedy film directed by Glenn Gordon Caron, written by Arleen Sorkin, and starring Jennifer Aniston, Jay Mohr, Kevin Bacon, Illeana Douglas, Olympia Dukakis, and Anne Twomey. The film centers around a young advertising executive's life, which becomes increasingly complicated when, in order to impress her boss, she pretends to be engaged to a man she just met. Picture Perfect was released on August 1, 1997, by 20th Century Fox. It received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $44.3 million against an $18 million budget.<EOS>"
4964,103981,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tiffany Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Presnell_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudia_Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Byron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marjorie Rambeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Presnell_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Presnell_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ursula_Parrott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Left Over Ladies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Left_Over_Ladies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tiffany_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Left Over Ladies (also written as Leftover Ladies) is a 1931 American drama film starring Claudia Dell, Marjorie Rambeau and Walter Byron. Produced by Tiffany Pictures, it was originally going to be directed by Lloyd Bacon before Erle C. Kenton took over.<EOS>"
4965,47678,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garry_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alexandra Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mario Iscovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kathy Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Juliette Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Skerritt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Giovanni Ribisi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garry_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garry_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Brunner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_intellectual_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mother–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Garry_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weddings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mandeville_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Other_Sister<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rachel_Portman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Other Sister is a 1999 American romantic comedy-drama film directed by Garry Marshall and stars Juliette Lewis, Giovanni Ribisi, Diane Keaton and Tom Skerritt. The film was written by Marshall and Bob Brunner. Malia Scotch Marmo did uncredited rewrites to the script.<EOS>"
4966,25882,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_McCabe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_McCabe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_R._Christensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Hideki_Tojo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race-related_controversies_in_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Benito_Mussolini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_propaganda_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Adolf_Hitler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ethnic_humour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stereotypes_of_East_Asians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tokio_Jokio<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_McCabe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tokio Jokio is a 1943 Looney Tunes anti-Japanese propaganda short directed by Norman McCabe. It is an example of American propaganda during World War II. The cartoon was banned from public broadcast after the war for its racist depictions. This is also noted for being the final Norman McCabe cartoon.The name of the cartoon is a pun on ""Tokyo"", the capital of Japan (Tokio is the old English romanization), ""joke"".<EOS>"
4967,32372,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Dertano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Screen Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rita Martinez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clara Mortenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peaches Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Dertano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Dertano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Racket Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Women's_professional_wrestling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Racket_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_exploitation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Racket Girls (also called Blonde Pickup and Pin Down Girls) is an American film noir crime film, directed by Robert C. Dertano and released in 1951 by Screen Classics.<EOS>"
4968,123957,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Q._Bryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wise Quackers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_Quackers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wise Quackers is a 1949 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The film was released on January 1, 1949, and stars Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd.The short's title should not be confused with the 1939 Bob Clampett short Wise Quacks.<EOS>"
4969,13403,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Damiano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryanston_Distributing_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Louis Peraino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Louis ""Butchie"" Peraino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Reems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Connors_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Lovelace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dolly Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Damiano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryanston_Distributing_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Damiano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deep Throat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_subject_to_a_lawsuit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerard_Damiano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fellatio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pornography_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_Throat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sexual_revolution<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Deep Throat is a 1972 American pornographic film written and directed by Gerard Damiano, listed in the credits as ""Jerry Gerard"", and starring Linda Lovelace (Linda Susan Boreman). It is considered the forefront of the Golden Age of Porn (1969–1984).One of the first pornographic films to feature a plot, character development, and relatively high production values, Deep Throat earned mainstream attention and launched the ""porno chic"" trend, although the film was the subject of obscenity trials and banned in some jurisdictions. Lovelace later wrote that she was coerced and sexually assaulted during the production, and that the film is genuine rape pornography.<EOS>"
4970,70497,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Kellett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gerald Flint-Shipman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Armitage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry-Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Kellett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_James_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_James_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ron_Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spanish_Fly_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Kellett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spanish Fly is a 1975 British-Spanish comedy film directed by Bob Kellett and starring Leslie Phillips, Terry-Thomas, Graham Armitage, Sue Lloyd and Nadiuska.<EOS>"
4971,159687,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Relph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gina_Lollobrigida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Connery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Relph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Muller_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Woman of Straw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Essex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Stanley_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_of_Straw<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mallorca<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Woman of Straw is a 1964 British crime thriller directed by Basil Dearden and starring Gina Lollobrigida and Sean Connery. It was written by Robert Muller and Stanley Mann, adapted from the 1954 novel La Femme de paille by Catherine Arley.<EOS>"
4972,42521,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Watt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hibiscus_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Ikin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sacha_Horler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Watt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hibiscus_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridget_Ikin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Watt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Year Without Sex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Year_Without_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Melbourne<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Year Without Sex is an Australian drama film written and directed by Sarah Watt, opening the 2009 Adelaide Film Festival and given wider release in May 2009.<EOS>"
4973,166127,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reginald Purdell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Hulbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Medina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Woon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Simply Terrific<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simply_Terrific<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_William_Neill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Simply Terrific is a 1938 British comedy film directed by Roy William Neill and starring Claude Hulbert, Reginald Purdell and Patricia Medina. It was made at Teddington Studios by the British subsidiary of Warner Bros.<EOS>"
4974,161877,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isobel_Elsom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>D. A. Clarke-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ivor Barnard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Illegal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Illegal_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_C._McGann<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Illegal is a 1932 British UK-Protonoir, crime drama film directed by William C. McGann and starring Isobel Elsom, Ivor Barnard and D. A. Clarke-Smith.It was made as a quota quickie at Teddington Studios by the British branch of Warner Brothers.<EOS>"
4975,68073,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ireland_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hal March<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lon McCallister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyott_Ordung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Combat Squad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Korean_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Combat_Squad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cy_Roth<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Combat Squad is a 1953 American war film directed by Cy Roth and starring John Ireland, Lon McCallister and Hal March. It is set during the Korean War.<EOS>"
4976,31570,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_B_and_Beth_B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adele_Bertei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_%22Bill%22_Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lydia_Lunch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._H._Hovagimyan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diego_Cortez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_B_and_Beth_B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_B_and_Beth_B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Offenders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Wave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allegory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Offenders_(1980_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_rock<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Offenders is a 1980 American No Wave color Super 8 film directed by Scott B and Beth B that, as a punk melodrama, post-modernly refers back to the 1921 melodrama film The Offenders directed by Fenwicke L. Holmes. It originally was presented as a serial that screened at Max's Kansas City and the Mudd Club whereby each week the attendees paid for the making of next week's episodes.The full version of The Offenders was first shown on March 6, 1980, at Film Forum and then at other film houses during the height of the early-1980s New York City crime wave. Publicity photographs for The Offenders were shot by Marcia Resnick.<EOS>"
4977,129588,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominic_Sena<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gramercy Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sigurjón Sighvatsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Golin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aristides McGarry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juliette_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Duchovny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Pitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michelle_Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominic_Sena<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gramercy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigurjón_Sighvatsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Golin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kalifornia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kalifornia - Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carter_Burwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mannequins_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Steve_Golin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gramercy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalifornia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dominic_Sena<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kalifornia is a 1993 American road thriller film directed by Dominic Sena, in his feature film directorial debut. It stars Brad Pitt, Juliette Lewis, David Duchovny, and Michelle Forbes. The film tells the story of a journalist (Duchovny) and his photographer girlfriend (Forbes) traveling cross-country to research serial killings, who unwittingly carpool with a psychopath (Pitt) and his childlike girlfriend (Lewis).Filmed in Georgia and rural inland California in the spring of 1992, Kalifornia premiered at the Montreal World Film Festival on August 27, 1993, where it was awarded two competition prizes. It was released theatrically the following week in the United States, but was a box office bomb, grossing $2.4 million against a nearly $9 million budget. The film received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its art house sensibility, while others dismissed it as a violent exploitation film. Despite this, the film's acting was largely praised, and critic Roger Ebert heralded the performances of Pitt and Lewis among the best he had ever seen. The film was nominated for three Saturn Awards in 1994, including for Best Horror Film.<EOS>"
4978,164151,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Crone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mercury Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Talmadge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Talmadge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Malatesta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Crone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Talmadge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_R._Condon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Get That Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_That_Girl_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Crone<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Get That Girl is a 1932 American pre-Code mystery film directed by George Crone and starring Richard Talmadge, Shirley Grey and Fred Malatesta.<EOS>"
4979,151713,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Old Glory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Abraham_Lincoln<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rotoscoped_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Revolutionary_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Thomas_Jefferson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_Washington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pigs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Patrick_Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Paul_Revere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_educational_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_educational_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Old Glory is a 1939 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated cartoon directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on July 1, 1939, and stars Porky Pig. The cartoon was commissioned by Warner Bros. as a counterpart for a series of live-action films about American patriotism.The short is a documentary film concerning American history, depicting Uncle Sam teaching Porky Pig about the past of their country. The narrative includes brief depictions of Colonial America, the American Revolutionary War, and the American Old West, and an allusion to the Presidency of Abraham Lincoln. The human figures are depicted in a realistic style, with scenes rotoscoped from the live-action films Give Me Liberty (1936) and Declaration of Independence (1938).The film marks the first appearance of Porky in a short film directed by Jones. It was also the second color film in the Merrie Melodies series to feature Porky, following the character's debut in I Haven't Got a Hat (1935). For the first time, Porky appears in three-strip Technicolor.<EOS>"
4980,126050,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Syndicate Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Malvern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._Ray_Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Custer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Malvern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._Ray_Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Son of the Plains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Son_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Son of the Plains is a 1931 American Western film directed by Robert N. Bradbury and starring Bob Custer, Doris Phillips and J.P. McGowan.<EOS>"
4981,24305,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Producers Releasing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John T. Coyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Byrd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Veda_Ann_Borg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stubby_Kruger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Duke of the Navy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_of_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Duke of the Navy is a 1942 comedy film that was directed by William Beaudine from a screenplay by Beaudine, Gerald Drayson Adams, and John T. Coyle. It stars Ralph Byrd as Bill ""Breezy"" Duke, Stubby Kruger as Dan ""Cookie"" Cook, and Veda Ann Borg as Maureen.The film centers on sailors Breezy, who disguises himself as heir to a company fortune, and his friend Cookie, as they become part of a sophisticated con scheme. Produced and distributed by independent film company Producers Releasing Corporation and released on January 23, 1942, it has received generally negative reviews from critics and authors.<EOS>"
4982,72057,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Willing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lifetime Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matthew O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shan Tam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Halmi Snr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirstie_Alley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Finnigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arjun_Gupta_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Willing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Brazil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Sellers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Willing<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Baby Sellers is a television film starring Jennifer Finnigan, Kirstie Alley and Arjun Gupta exposing the dark world of international baby trafficking.<EOS>"
4983,14746,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Copley Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pat Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Felix the cat, Inky, Winky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Sullivan_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Sullivan_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>April Maze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Picnic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Felix_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:April_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Messmer<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>April Maze is a 1930 short animated cartoon featuring Felix the Cat, produced by Pat Sullivan.<EOS>"
4984,30486,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Espinosa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Stuber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ramin Djawadi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brendan Gleeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vera Farmiga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Denzel Washington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rubén Blades<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Shepard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nora Arnezeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Espinosa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Stuber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Safe House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Safe House: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_South_African_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ramin_Djawadi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Techno-thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Central_Intelligence_Agency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Stuber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cape_Town<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Espinosa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safe_House_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Safe House is a 2012 American action thriller film directed by Daniel Espinosa, written by David Guggenheim, and starring Denzel Washington and Ryan Reynolds. The film follows Matt Weston (Reynolds), a CIA officer on a low-level posting in Cape Town, South Africa, who is in charge of a safe house where the CIA is interrogating Tobin Frost (Washington), a veteran operative accused of betraying the agency. When the safe house is attacked by mercenaries, Weston flees with Frost in his charge. As the team of killers, who seem to be one step ahead of the pair, track them throughout Cape Town, Weston wonders who to trust. Vera Farmiga, Brendan Gleeson, Sam Shepard, Rubén Blades, Nora Arnezeder and Robert Patrick co-star.Safe House was Espinosa's first English-language film. Filming took place on location in Cape Town. The film premiered in New York City on February 7, 2012, and was released in U.S. theaters on February 10, 2012, by Universal Pictures. The film earned mixed reviews, with praise for Washington and Reynolds' performances, but negative criticisms for the screenplay and the editing of the action scenes. Nevertheless, the film was a commercial success, earning $208 million worldwide against an $85 million budget.<EOS>"
4985,168906,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Santa_Rosa_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Z._Arkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_H._Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Shpetner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Bakalyan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Santa_Rosa_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Z._Arkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_H._Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Shpetner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Shpetner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Paratroop Command<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ronald_Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Paratroop_Command<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Paratroop Command is a 1959 American war film directed by William Witney, starring Richard Bakalyan, Ken Lynch and Jack Hogan. American International Pictures originally released the film as a double feature with Submarine Seahawk.<EOS>"
4986,156370,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Drew Ann Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Walcutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Brenner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Masterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soleil_Moon_Frye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alison_Lohman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geneviève_Bujold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Walcutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Wright_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Gots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ivo Cutzarida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Kay Wulf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Walcutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sex and a Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_a_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sex and a Girl (also known as Alex in Wonder) is a 2001 American comedy and drama film directed by Drew Ann Rosenberg. The film starring Angela Gots, Robert Hays, Ellen Greene, Sean Flynn, Danny Masterson and Alison Lohman in the lead roles.<EOS>"
4987,82047,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henry_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Henn , Robert Ty Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henry_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henry_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henry_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfre Woodard and Geoffrey Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henry_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Henn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henry_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henry_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>John Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henry_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henry_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henry_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henry_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henry_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Henry_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stephen_James_Taylor<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>John Henry is an animation short film from Walt Disney Animation Studios directed by Mark Henn, released on October 30, 2000.The short is based on African American folk hero John Henry.<EOS>"
4988,140510,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Cronenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Le Pacte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>MFA+ Filmdistribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Focus World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Entertainment One Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michel Merkt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Saïd Ben Saïd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin Katz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Gadon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julianne Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Pattinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olivia Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mia Wasikowska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Evan Bird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Cronenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Focus_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_One_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saïd_Ben_Saïd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Katz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Maps to the Stars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Maps to the Stars: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indie_pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexuality-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Hollywood,_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Howard_Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Cronenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Maps_to_the_Stars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_satirical_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Maps to the Stars is a 2014 internationally co-produced satirical black comedy film directed by David Cronenberg, and starring Julianne Moore, Mia Wasikowska, John Cusack, Robert Pattinson, Olivia Williams, Sarah Gadon, and Evan Bird. The screenplay was written by Bruce Wagner, who had written a novel entitled Dead Stars based on the Maps to the Stars script, after initial plans for making the film with Cronenberg fell through.This is the second consecutive collaboration between Cronenberg and Pattinson (after Cosmopolis) and marks the third collaboration between Cronenberg and Prospero Pictures, who previously collaborated on A Dangerous Method and Cosmopolis. This is also the third Cronenberg film made with Canadian actress Sarah Gadon. It is the first Cronenberg film shot partially in the United States, although most of it was shot, like his other films, in his native city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.The film concerns the plight of a child star and a washed-up actress while commenting on the entertainment industry's relationship with Western civilization as a whole. The film premiered in competition for the Palme d'Or at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival on May 19, 2014. Moore won the festival's Best Actress Award. Following its premiere at Cannes, the film had a theatrical release in France on May 21, 2014.<EOS>"
4989,71250,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Loncraine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Broadbent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thora Hird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Lancel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sian Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Loncraine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deric_Longden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wide-Eyed and Legless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Colin_Towns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wide-Eyed_and_Legless<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Loncraine<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wide-Eyed and Legless (known in the US as The Wedding Gift) is a 1993 made-for-TV British drama film, directed by Richard Loncraine starring Julie Walters, Jim Broadbent, Sian Thomas and Thora Hird.It is based on the 1989 book Diana's Story by the writer Deric Longden, who co-wrote the script with Jack Rosenthal. The film tells the story of the final years of Deric's (played by Broadbent) marriage to his wife, Diana (Walters), who contracted a degenerative illness which left her wheelchair-bound and in almost constant pain and which medical officials were unable to understand at the time, though now believed to be a form of chronic fatigue syndrome or myalgic encephalomyelitis. As Diana's health deteriorated, she encourages him to spend time with another woman whom Longden has met (the partially-sighted and legally blind novelist Aileen Armitage (Thomas)), to help ease his pain over her eventual death.<EOS>"
4990,102888,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Nayfack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Roland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Meeker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kurt_Kasznar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Caron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Nayfack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Glory Alley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Alley<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georgie_Stoll<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Glory Alley is a 1952 American musical drama film directed by Raoul Walsh and starring Ralph Meeker, Leslie Caron and Gilbert Roland.<EOS>"
4991,80441,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Menmuir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Euan_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Chrisafis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judy Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Widmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Woodward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Webber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosalind Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norman Rodway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Duttine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ingrid Pitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lewis Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Menmuir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Euan_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Who Dares Wins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hostage_takings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Reginald_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roy_Budd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ian_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Dares_Wins_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Special_Air_Service<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Who Dares Wins, also known as The Final Option, is a 1982 British action thriller film directed by Ian Sharp and starring Lewis Collins, Judy Davis, Richard Widmark, Tony Doyle, and Edward Woodward. The film is loosely based on the actions of the British Army's Special Air Service (SAS) in the 1980 Iranian Embassy siege; however, the plot makes considerable fictionalised departures from the actual siege and its background, and instead follows SAS Captain Peter Skellen as he infiltrates a terrorist group planning an attack on American diplomats. The film's title references the motto of the SAS.Euan Lloyd, the film's producer, witnessed the Iranian Embassy siege firsthand and was inspired to make a film based on it, moving quickly to prevent someone else from developing the same idea. An initial synopsis, created by George Markstein, was then turned into a novel, The Tiptoe Boys, by James Follett in 30 days. Meanwhile, chapter-by-chapter as the novel was completed, it was posted to Reginald Rose in Los Angeles, who wrote the final screenplay.Who Dares Wins was released in the United Kingdom on 26 August 1982 and, after U.S. President Ronald Reagan reportedly enjoyed the film, in the United States on 16 September 1983 as The Final Option. Though it was one of the highest-grossing films released in Britain in 1982, the film was a box-office bomb and was released to negative reviews, as well as criticism for its portrayal of the nuclear disarmament movement, though the action sequences received some praise.<EOS>"
4992,128953,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sam Liu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lauren Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Register<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruce Timm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bobbie Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Harmon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Noth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gina Torres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nolan North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Patrick Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vanessa Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Freddi Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Liu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauren_Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Register<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Timm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dwayne_McDuffie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_L._Venable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_direct-to-video_animated_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DC_Universe_Animated_Original_Movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comics_adapted_into_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Liu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lauren_Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_parallel_universes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_Crisis_on_Two_Earths<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_Justice_League_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths is a 2010 American animated superhero film  directed by Lauren Montgomery and Sam Liu and written by Dwayne McDuffie. It is based on the abandoned direct-to-video feature Justice League: Worlds Collide, which was intended as a bridge between the DC Animated Universe series Justice League and Justice League Unlimited, and reworked to act as a standalone story. It is the seventh film of the DC Universe Animated Original Movies.The premise of Crisis on Two Earths is borrowed from the 1964 Gardner Fox Justice League of America #29–30 story entitled ""Crisis on Earth-Three!"" and the 2000 Grant Morrison JLA: Earth 2 graphic novel, with a heroic Lex Luthor from an alternate universe coming to the Justice League's universe for help against the Crime Syndicate.Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths was released on February 23, 2010. The two-disc special edition DVD includes an animated short featuring the Spectre. On August 11, 2015, Warner Home Video re-released the film in a combo pack which includes a DVD and Blu-ray copy, a digital copy, and the JLA: Earth 2 graphic novel.A sequel, Justice League: Doom, was released in February 2012.<EOS>"
4993,170304,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutual_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutual_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._A._Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Jacksonville,_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Haunted_Manor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edwin_Middleton<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Haunted Manor is a silent drama film released in 1916. It was produced by Gaumont Film Company and released through the Mutual Film Company. Filming took place in Jacksonville and St. Augustine, Florida. It was directed by Edwin Middleton. Part of the movie plot is set in India.It is the first film known to include Earl Schenck.<EOS>"
4994,68997,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Higgins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Austin Fay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Tauchert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Les Coney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Higgins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fellers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fellers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fellers is a 1930 Australian comedy about three friends in the Australian Light Horse during the Palestine Campaign of World War I starring Arthur Tauchert, who was the lead in The Sentimental Bloke (1919). The film is mostly silent with a recorded music score as an accompaniment, but the last reel was synchronised with a few minutes of dialogue and a song.<EOS>"
4995,70511,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Blitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ThinkFilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Blitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashley White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nupur Lala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angela Arenivar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>April DeGideo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Stagg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neil Kadakia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ted Brigham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Blitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ThinkFilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Blitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Blitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_words_and_language<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spelling_competitions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spellbound_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scripps_National_Spelling_Bee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spellbound is a 2002 American documentary that was directed by Jeffrey Blitz. The film follows eight competitors in the 1999 Scripps National Spelling Bee. The film received positive reviews and won several awards, including a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.<EOS>"
4996,153395,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hawtrey_(actor,_born_1914)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Dale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Cowboy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foreign_films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Carry On Cowboy is a 1965 British comedy Western film, the eleventh in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992). It was the first film to feature series regulars Peter Butterworth and Bernard Bresslaw. Series regulars Sid James, Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey and Joan Sims all feature, and Angela Douglas makes the first of her four appearances in the series. Kenneth Williams, usually highly critical of all the Carry on films he appeared in, called the film ""a success on every level"" in his diary, taking pride in its humour and pathos. The film was followed by Carry On Screaming! (1966).<EOS>"
4997,162784,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Igor Auzins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hoyts Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Weiley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robyn_Nevin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Friels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joss McWilliam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Tate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josephine Smulders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Coolangatta Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bill_Conti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Queensland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Queensland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coolangatta_Gold_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Igor_Auzins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Coolangatta Gold is a 1984 Australian film directed by Igor Auzins and written by Peter Schreck and Ted Robinson. It led to the establishment of the iron man race The Coolangatta Gold in Coolangatta, on the Gold Coast, Queensland.<EOS>"
4998,136883,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._Gordon_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wendy Barrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Anderson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Fane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._Gordon_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Stayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Threads<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Threads_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_G._B._Samuelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Threads is a 1932 British drama film directed by G.B. Samuelson and starring Lawrence Anderson, Dorothy Fane and Wendy Barrie. It was shot at Cricklewood Studios near London and was released by United Artists.<EOS>"
4999,85480,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Rowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olympia_Dukakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Estelle_Getty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stamos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Della_Reese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lawyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Match_Made_in_Heaven<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Don_Davis_(composer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Match Made in Heaven is a 1997 television film inspired by actual events. It is about a dying widow who plays matchmaker to her 32-year-old unmarried son and sets him up with a nurse that she meets. The film stars Olympia Dukakis, John Stamos and Kelly Rowan.<EOS>"
5000,162119,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brenda Joyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Bricker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Tokyo, U.S.A.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tokyo,_U.S.A.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Brower<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Little Tokyo, U.S.A. is a 1942 American film. Produced in the period just after the United States entered World War II, it was meant to alert Americans to the dangers of foreign agents. It is now controversial for its largely negative portrayal of Japanese-Americans.<EOS>"
5001,132551,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marion_Gering<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B.P._Schulberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marion_Gering<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B.P._Schulberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady of Secrets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_of_Secrets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marion_Gering<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady of Secrets is a 1936 American drama film directed by Marion Gering and starring Ruth Chatterton, Otto Kruger and Lionel Atwill.<EOS>"
5002,161666,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I..._Dreaming<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Brakhage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I..._Dreaming<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Brakhage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I..._Dreaming<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I... Dreaming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I..._Dreaming<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I..._Dreaming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I..._Dreaming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I..._Dreaming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I..._Dreaming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I..._Dreaming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drawn-on-film_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I..._Dreaming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stan_Brakhage<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I... Dreaming is an experimental short film by Stan Brakhage, released in 1988. The film features a soundtrack of Stephen Foster songs, composed by Joel Haertling.<EOS>"
5003,69226,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Ritchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Steele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julia_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Half a Sixpence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_social_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Sidney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Victorian_era<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_H._G._Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Irwin_Kostal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_inheritances<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Charles_H._Schneer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Half_a_Sixpence_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Beverley_Cross<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Half a Sixpence is a 1967 British musical film directed by George Sidney starring Tommy Steele, Julia Foster and Cyril Ritchard. It was choreographed by Gillian Lynne. The screenplay by Beverley Cross is adapted from his book for the 1963 stage musical of the same name, which was based on Kipps: The Story of a Simple Soul, the 1905 novel by H. G. Wells. The music and lyrics are by David Heneker.This was the final film made by Sidney.<EOS>"
5004,159067,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franklin_J._Schaffner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Turman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stuart Millar and<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edie_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Tracy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Sothern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Leighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelley_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franklin_J._Schaffner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Turman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gore_Vidal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Best Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Gore_Vidal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elections<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1964<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Gore_Vidal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Franklin_J._Schaffner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Best_Man_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_presidential_nominating_conventions_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Best Man is a 1964 American political drama film directed by Franklin J. Schaffner with a screenplay by Gore Vidal based on his 1960 play of the same title. Starring Henry Fonda, Cliff Robertson and Lee Tracy, the film details the seamy political maneuverings behind the nomination of a presidential candidate at their party's national convention.  The supporting cast features Edie Adams, Margaret Leighton, Ann Sothern, Shelley Berman, Gene Raymond and Kevin McCarthy. Lee Tracy was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance and it was his final theatrically released film.<EOS>"
5005,126379,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregory Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_D'Arcy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marina_Berti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Kendall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Earle_Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Ingster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Abdulla the Great<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georges_Auric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_à_clef<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Asia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Abdulla_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Egyptian_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Abdulla the Great (also known as Abdullah's Harem) is a 1955 comedy film. It was directed and produced by Gregory Ratoff who also stars in the title role from a screenplay by Boris Ingster and George St. George, based on the novel My Kingdom for a Woman by Ismet Regeila. The music score was by Georges Auric and the cinematography by Lee Garmes.The film stars Gregory Ratoff, Kay Kendall, Sydney Chaplin, Alexander D'Arcy and Marina Berti. Ratoff denied that the story was a thinly veiled parody of the life of King Farouk of Egypt and the events preceding his overthrow in 1952.<EOS>"
5006,28060,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Ianzelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boyce_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Low_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Ianzelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boyce_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Low_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boyce_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cree Hunters of Mistassini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_First_Nations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunter-gatherers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_environmental_issues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Ianzelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Short_Documentary_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anthropology_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Colin_Low_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eeyou_Istchee_(territory)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cree_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Hunters_of_Mistassini<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hunting_in_popular_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cree Hunters of Mistassini is a 1974 documentary film produced by the National Film Board of Canada and co-directed by Boyce Richardson and Tony Ianzelo. It chronicles a group of three Cree families from the Mistassini region of Quebec as they set up a winter hunting camp near James Bay and Ungava Bay. The film explores the beliefs and the ecological principles of the Cree people.Richardson had previously written a series of articles for the Montreal Star on Native rights and the environmental damage done by development on their land. He traveled to Mistassini to speak with Cree friends, pledging that their film would allow Native people to tell their own stories, and filming went ahead with three hunting families in the bush, over five months from 1972 to 1973.<EOS>"
5007,104384,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edmund Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Twelvetrees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Carle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Grand Parade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pathé_Exchange_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grand_Parade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_C._Newmeyer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Grand Parade is a 1930 American drama film directed by Fred C. Newmeyer and starring Helen Twelvetrees, Fred Scott and Richard Carle. It is now considered to be a lost film.<EOS>"
5008,56335,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Tokar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Keith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Wynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandon_deWilde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Tokar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Pelletier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Those Calloways<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vermont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vermont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Calloways<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Tokar<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Those Calloways is a 1964 American family drama film, adapted from the 1950 children's novel Swiftwater by Paul Annixter. The film was produced by Walt Disney and directed by Norman Tokar. It was the last credit for veteran film composer Max Steiner.It stars Brian Keith, Vera Miles, Brandon deWilde, Walter Brennan, Ed Wynn and Linda Evans.Following the patterned formula for Disney family entertainment, the film follows the trials and tribulations of a Vermont family over a period of time as they attempt to establish a sanctuary for the Canada geese that stopover in their rural community during their seasonal migrations.On-location New England filming contributes to the film's appeal.Brandon deWilde had previously worked with Walter Brennan in 1956's Good-bye, My Lady and with Brian Keith in the 3-part The Tenderfoot for Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color in 1964.<EOS>"
5009,66641,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Denis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>A24<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ad Vitam Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Olivier Delbosc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John C. Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Alwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Qualley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Benny Safdie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Ramirez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Denis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A24<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Léa_Mysius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Denis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stars at Noon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Claire_Denis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Arte_France_Cinéma_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cannes_Grand_Prix_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:A24_(company)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stars_at_Noon_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nicaragua<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stars at Noon is a 2022 English-language French romantic thriller film directed by Claire Denis, based on the 1986 novel The Stars at Noon by Denis Johnson, starring Margaret Qualley, Joe Alwyn, Benny Safdie, Danny Ramirez, and John C. Reilly.The film was selected to compete for the Palme d'Or at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival, where it premiered to mixed reviews and won the Grand Prix. Critics praised Qualley's performance but criticized the film's pacing and the chemistry between Qualley and Alwyn. It was released in the United States by A24 on 14 October 2022.<EOS>"
5010,123925,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dewi Humphreys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Broadcasting Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ali Bryer Carron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Plowman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patricia McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Blessed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helena_Bonham_Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronnie_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bathurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julia_Sawalha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Blackwood_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Barlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Ashforde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Broadcasting_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Plowman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Burton_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Henry_VIII<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tudor_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_11th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_15th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1640s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Robert_Falcon_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Horatio_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Arthur_Wellesley,_1st_Duke_of_Wellington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Ferdinand_Magellan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Walter_Raleigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_William_the_Conqueror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Nearly_Complete_and_Utter_History_of_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Francis_Drake<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything is a collection of television comedy sketches, produced in 1999, broadcast in two parts on 2 and 4 January 2000 on BBC One. Based on well-known historical events, it took its title and concept from the 1969 London Weekend Television series The Complete and Utter History of Britain.<EOS>"
5011,54005,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Stross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Stross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Very Edge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Edge<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Edge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Edge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Edge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Edge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Edge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Very_Edge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cyril_Frankel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Very Edge is a 1963 British drama film directed by Cyril Frankel and starring Anne Heywood, Richard Todd, Jack Hedley, Jeremy Brett and Maurice Denham. It was written by Leslie Bricusse and Vivian Cox. A young woman is assaulted and stalked by a maniac.It was one of a series of films producer Raymond Stross made starring his wife Heywood.<EOS>"
5012,149100,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murray_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Murray Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Astley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murray_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murray_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murray_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Message to Love: The Isle of Wight Festival 1970<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Folk_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rockumentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_festivals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Murray_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_rock_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_folk_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jazz_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rock_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Music_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Isle_of_Wight_Festival<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_produced_by_David_Gilmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_produced_by_Jon_Astley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Folk_compilation_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Message_to_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_jazz_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Message to Love is a feature documentary film of the Isle of Wight Festival 1970. Directed and produced by Murray Lerner, the film includes performances by popular rock acts, such as Jimi Hendrix, the Who, and the Doors, as well as folk and jazz artists, such as Joni Mitchell and Miles Davis. The title of the film is taken from a song by Hendrix.Due to financial difficulties, Message to Love was not released until 1995 in the UK and 1997 in the US, after premiering at a San Jose film festival in 1995. A soundtrack album was also issued by Castle Communications/Sony Legacy in 1997.<EOS>"
5013,151483,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_666_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Niblo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_666_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Niblo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_666_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._J._Lincoln<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_666_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Officer 666<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_666_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_666_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Niblo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_666_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_666_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_666_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_666_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_666_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Officer_666_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Officer 666 is a 1916 silent film made in Australia, based on a successful Broadway comedy of 1912. The film was directed by Fred Niblo who would go on to direct The Mark of Zorro, The Three Musketeers,  Blood and Sand and over forty more films.<EOS>"
5014,6565,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sistrom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Loder_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sistrom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_Strueby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Meet Maxwell Archer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Meet_Maxwell_Archer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Rock_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Meet Maxwell Archer is a 1940 British comedy mystery film directed by John Paddy Carstairs and starring John Loder, Leueen MacGrath and Athole Stewart. It was written by Katherine Strueby based on the 1938 novel Archer Plus 20 by Hugh Clevely. It was released in the U.S. in 1942 as Maxwell Archer, Detective.<EOS>"
5015,25860,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathan_Juran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Denning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Lovejoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mari_Blanchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathan_Juran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Breslow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Crooked Web<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Crooked_Web<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nathan_Juran<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Crooked Web is a 1955 crime film noir directed by Nathan Juran and starring Frank Lovejoy, Mari Blanchard and Richard Denning.<EOS>"
5016,50521,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Second Mrs Tanqueray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Mrs_Tanqueray_(1916_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Paul<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Second Mrs Tanqueray is a 1916 British silent film directed by Fred Paul and starring George Alexander, Hilda Moore and Norman Forbes. It is an adaptation of the 1893 play The Second Mrs Tanqueray by Arthur Wing Pinero.<EOS>"
5017,137682,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Spry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Daly_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Spry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Daly_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Spry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Reaction: A Portrait of a Society in Crisis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tom_Daly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robin_Spry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_historical_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Quebec_politics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pierre_Trudeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:October_Crisis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Reaction:_A_Portrait_of_a_Society_in_Crisis<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_Anglophone_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Reaction: A Portrait of a Society in Crisis is a 1973 Canadian documentary film directed by Robin Spry and produced by the National Film Board of Canada. The companion film to Spry's Action: The October Crisis of 1970, it explores the reactions of English-speaking Quebecers to the 1970 October Crisis and the threat of the Quebec nationalist group, Front de libération du Québec.<EOS>"
5018,33448,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Davis_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Greenwood_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Davis_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Greenwood_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Mackie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Clue of the Twisted Candle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merton_Park_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Twisted_Candle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Allan_Davis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Clue of the Twisted Candle is a 1960 British second feature crime film directed by Allan Davis and starring Bernard Lee, David Knight and Francis de Wolff. The screenplay was by Philip Mackie, based on the 1918 Edgar Wallace novel The Clue of the Twisted Candle. It is part of the series of Edgar Wallace Mysteries films made at Merton Park Studios from 1960 to 1965.<EOS>"
5019,57532,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Read_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Roven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Van Der Beek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ariana Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathy Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George C. Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlie Talbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Read_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Roven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dawn_Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angus: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Alternative rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>punk rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Charles_Roven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bullying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Atlas_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Dawn_Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Patrick_Read_Johnson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Angus is a 1995 coming-of-age comedy film directed by Patrick Read Johnson. The cast includes Charlie Talbert and James Van Der Beek in their first film roles, along with Chris Owen, Ariana Richards, George C. Scott, Kathy Bates, and Rita Moreno. Angus is based on the short story ""A Brief Moment in the Life of Angus Bethune"" by Chris Crutcher, from his collection Athletic Shorts: Six Short Stories.It is mostly filmed in Owatonna, Minnesota at Owatonna Senior High School.<EOS>"
5020,19960,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>BLC FIlms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thorley_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sylvester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Kossoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Nevinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Tyzack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tronson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Barnes_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ring of Spies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Warsaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Dorset<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_of_Spies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Tronson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ring of Spies (also known as Ring of Treason) is a 1964 British spy film directed by Robert Tronson and starring Bernard Lee, William Sylvester and Margaret Tyzack. It was written by Peter Barnes and Frank Launder based on the real-life case of the Portland spy ring, whose activities prompted ""Reds under the bed"" scare stories in the British popular press in the early 1960s.<EOS>"
5021,29932,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Franklin_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney_Media_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mel Efros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Oster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Cattrall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Zane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Franklin_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney_Media_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Science Fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Science_fiction_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_as_pilots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amputees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lee_Holdridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Delilah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Franklin_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Running Delilah is a 1993 American made-for-television science fiction thriller film directed by Richard Franklin, starring Kim Cattrall and Billy Zane, and aired on ABC. It was intended as the pilot episode for a TV series.<EOS>"
5022,96822,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roy Ward Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Flame in the Streets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_interracial_romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_immigration<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Streets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Willis,_Baron_Willis<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Flame in the Streets is a 1961 British film directed by Roy Ward Baker and starring John Mills and Sylvia Syms. The screenplay was by Ted Willis based on his 1958 play Hot Summer Night and was novelised by John Burke for Four Square Books. The film was made in CinemaScope.The film depicts an interracial romance in post-war Britain, and a street brawl taking place during Guy Fawkes Night (5 November).<EOS>"
5023,45579,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man from Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Toronto_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sinclair_Hill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man from Toronto is a 1933 British romantic comedy film directed by Sinclair Hill and starring Jessie Matthews, Ian Hunter and Frederick Kerr. After an inheritance is left to them if they marry, an Englishwoman and a Canadian must meet for the first time to investigate the other - with comedic results. Matthews was considered a rising film star at the time of the production, and she quickly became one of Gainsborough Pictures' leading names.<EOS>"
5024,169319,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Leacock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Kleiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Borgnine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Leacock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Kleiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:JP_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rabbit Trap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harold_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Burt_Lancaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Norma_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Philip_Leacock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rabbit_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harry_Kleiner<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Rabbit Trap is a 1959 American drama film directed by Philip Leacock based on a 1955 Goodyear Television Playhouse teleplay by JP Miller.<EOS>
5025,69240,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ham and Eggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cooking_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ham_and_Eggs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ham and Eggs is a 1933 animated cartoon produced by Walter Lantz, as part of the Oswald the Lucky Rabbit series. It is the 72nd Oswald short by Lantz and the 124th in the entire series.<EOS>"
5026,82915,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_Haskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Alperson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joanne_Dru<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Stevens_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Strauss_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_Haskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Alperson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._R._Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Fisher_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>September Storm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Raoul_Kraushaar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underwater_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Mediterranean_Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_hunt_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Byron_Haskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:September_Storm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mallorca<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>September Storm is a 1960 American 3-D adventure film directed by Byron Haskin and starring Joanne Dru and Mark Stevens.Filmed in 3-D and DeLuxe Color and presented in CinemaScope, it is notable as the only U.S. feature film made in 3-D between Revenge of the Creature, which was released in the spring of 1955 and marked the end of the 1950s 3-D movie fad in the U.S., and The Bubble, which premiered in late 1966 and introduced the economical ""over-and-under"" single-strip format used by most of the 3-D films of the 1970s through early-2000s.<EOS>"
5027,26007,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Albert J. Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Barrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hubbard_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Who Killed Aunt Maggie?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Who_Killed_Aunt_Maggie%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Who Killed Aunt Maggie? is a 1940 American mystery film directed by Arthur Lubin and starring John Hubbard, Wendy Barrie and Mona Barrie. It was produced and distributed by Republic Pictures.<EOS>"
5028,59846,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated Producers & Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lily of Killarney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_of_Killarney_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lily of Killarney is a 1934 British musical film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring John Garrick, Gina Malo and Leslie Perrins. The film was made at Twickenham Studios. It is based on the play The Colleen Bawn by the Irish writer Dion Boucicault. The film's sets were designed by the art director James A. Carter.<EOS>"
5029,135810,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Lippert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Lippert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hollywood Barn Dance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Barn_Dance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hollywood Barn Dance is a 1947 American film starring Ernest Tubb. It was based on the CBS radio program of the same name, which was originally hosted by Cottonseed Clark, which, in turn, was a ""replacement"" for Gene Autry's Melody Ranch radio show, aired while the famed singing cowboy was serving in the Army Air Force during World War II.Jack Schwarz bought the film rights in 1947.<EOS>"
5030,170331,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Fier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lake_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lynne Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janis Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Fier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stone_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_Upson_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Shattuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Ghost That Walks Alone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghost_That_Walks_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Ghost That Walks Alone is a 1944 American comedy mystery film directed by Lew Landers and starring Arthur Lake, Janis Carter and Lynne Roberts.<EOS>"
5031,8042,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Kalymnios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Brown_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma_Rigby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leila_Mimmack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boyega<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Kalymnios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Supernatural drama, comedy-drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy-drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_about_teenagers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vampires_in_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Being_Human_(TV_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_written_by_Toby_Whithouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_Television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_spin-offs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_about_werewolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_fiction_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_about_ghosts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becoming_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_high_school_television_series<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Becoming Human is a British supernatural comedy-drama web series and a spin-off from the TV series Being Human. Created by Toby Whithouse, it was directed by Alex Kalymnios, written by Brian Dooley, Jamie Mathieson and John Jackson, and stars Craig Roberts as the teenage vampire Adam (previously seen on Being Human), Leila Mimmack as the werewolf Christa and Josh Brown as the ghost Matt. A composition of the eight episodes (including the finale) was aired on BBC Three at 9:00pm on 20 March 2011.<EOS>"
5032,69307,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Howard Ziehm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Benveniste<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Osco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fran Spector<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John McGaughtery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patty Alexon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Ziehm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Osco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Ziehm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Harlot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlot_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_pornographic_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Harlot is a 1971 pornographic movie starring Fran Spector, produced by Bill Osco and directed by Michael Benveniste and Howard Ziehm. It is one of the early adult movies of the 1970s, and follows Mona (1970), the first mainstream adult film, also produced by Osco and directed by the team of Benveniste and Ziehm.It tells the story of a young female student involved in various sexual situations; despite the bad quality of surviving copies, the film has been reprinted a few times also on DVD.<EOS>"
5033,60603,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lord Edgware Dies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lord_Edgware_Dies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Hercule_Poirot_books<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lord Edgware Dies  is a 1934 British mystery film directed by Henry Edwards and starring Austin Trevor, Jane Carr, and Richard Cooper. The film was based on the 1933 Agatha Christie novel Lord Edgware Dies.Trevor reprised his role as Hercule Poirot for a third time, having previously played him in Alibi and Black Coffee, both released in 1931. Like them, it was filmed at Twickenham Film Studios. While the two earlier films are now lost, this production still survives.During Julius Hagen's tenure at Twickenham, the studios had specialised in production of murder mysteries as quota quickies. Although Hagen undoubtedly had ambitions for this film to be a more prestigious production, with a larger budget, the similarities to the studio's more routine output led most cinemas to show it as a second feature. The film's sets were designed by the art director James Carter.<EOS>"
5034,140109,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rachel Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Josh Folan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cait Cortelyou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Caroline Hirsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cody_Horn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Steele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Ramos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cait Cortelyou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sophie_von_Haselberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caroline_Hirsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_abortion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ask_for_Jane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_feminist_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ask for Jane is a 2018 American historical drama film created and produced by Cait Cortelyou, and written and directed by Rachel Carey. The film stars Cait Cortelyou, Cody Horn, Sarah Ramos, Sarah Steele and Sophie von Haselberg.The film is based on the true story about the Jane Collective, an underground abortion network which was active in Chicago between 1969 and 1973. The Jane Collective helped over 11,000 women obtain illegal abortions before Roe v. Wade was passed. Ask for Jane is the first ever narrative feature film about the Jane Collective.<EOS>"
5035,68135,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Isham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Music_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gilmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_O'Rourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robbie Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Curt Marvis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Floyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Isham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Music_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DVD<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gilmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_O'Rourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Delicate Sound of Thunder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pink_Floyd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delicate_Sound_of_Thunder_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pink_Floyd_video_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Delicate Sound of Thunder is a concert film by Pink Floyd, filmed during their A Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour from 19 August 1988 to 23 August 1988 at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York, with some additional footage from 21–22 June 1988 at the Place d'Armes of the Château de Versailles, Versailles, France. It was initially released on VHS, Video CD and Laserdisc formats. The film was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Long Form Music Video at the 32nd Annual Grammy Awards.The film was reissued on DVD and Blu-ray in 2019 as part of The Later Years 1987–2019 box set. This version was fully re-edited, remastered and restored from the original 35 mm film, and featured the fully remixed audio from the 2019 CD album. On 20 November 2020, a standalone version of the 2019 edit of the film was released, along with a deluxe box set containing both the DVD and Blu-Ray discs, as well as the album on CD and a 40-page booklet.<EOS>"
5036,57038,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jed_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lemmon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Kovacs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathryn_Crosby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jed_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blake_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jed_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Operation Mad Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Duning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Mad_Ball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Quine<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Operation Mad Ball is a 1957 American military comedy from Columbia Pictures, produced by Jed Harris, directed by Richard Quine, that stars Jack Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs, Kathryn Grant, Arthur O'Connell, and Mickey Rooney. The screenplay is by Blake Edwards, Jed Harris, and Arthur Carter, based on an unproduced play by Carter.<EOS>"
5037,77298,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_A._Whitmore_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Faith_Media_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Columbus Short<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nelsan Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andra Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Erica Peeples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Manny Halley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darell Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jamaar Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Quincy Saumel Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rodney Turner II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Iyana Halley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vivica A. Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Columbus Short<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nelsan Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nafessa Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lorenzo Eduardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andra Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erica Peeples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamaar Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Draya Michele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Annika Noelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nikki Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Starletta DuPois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Arvaitdis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Misan Akuya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_A._Whitmore_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Faith_Media_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelsan_Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbus_Short<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andra_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>True to the Game<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:True_to_the_Game_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_thriller_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>True to the Game is a 2017 American romantic crime drama film directed by Preston A. Whitmore II, written by Nia Hill, and starring Columbus Short, Andra Fuller, Vivica A. Fox, Nelsan Ellis, and Jennifer Freeman. It is based on Teri Woods's novel of the same name and follows Quadir Richards (Short), a charismatic drug lord who tries to start a new life after he falls in love with Gena Rollins (Peeples), a young woman from Philadelphia.The film was released on September 8, 2017 by Faith Media Distribution. A 2020 sequel named True to the Game 2: Gena's Story was released on November 6, 2020. A second sequel, True to the Game 3, was released in December 3, 2021.<EOS>"
5038,160466,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century-Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Preston Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Darnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_Vallée<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century-Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unfaithfully Yours<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Uxoricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unfaithfully_Yours_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Preston_Sturges<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Unfaithfully Yours is a 1948 American screwball black comedy film written and directed by Preston Sturges, and starring Rex Harrison, Linda Darnell, Rudy Vallée and Barbara Lawrence.  The film is about a jealous symphony conductor who imagines three different ways to deal with the supposed infidelity of his beautiful wife—murder, forbearance, and a suicidal game of Russian roulette—during a concert of three inspiring pieces of classical music. At home, his attempts to bring any of his fantasies to life swiftly devolve into farce, underscored with humorous adaptations of the relevant music. Although the film, which was the first of two Sturges made for Twentieth Century-Fox, received mostly positive reviews, it was not successful at the box office.<EOS>"
5039,98249,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Stanley_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard McGill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jemma Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josie Ayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raymond Sawyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Copley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Stanley_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Stanley_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Hogarth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Stanley_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Stanley_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brave_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_musicals<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Brave is a 1994 musical film directed by Richard Stanley and based on the 1994 concept album Brave by English progressive rock band Marillion.<EOS>
5040,34923,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>End Play<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Peter_Best_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Burstall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>End Play is a 1975 Australian thriller film directed by Tim Burstall and starring George Mallaby, John Waters and Ken Goodlet. It was an adaptation of the 1972 novel End Play by Russell Braddon. It was made by Hexagon Productions.<EOS>"
5041,138853,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Nutter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>MGM Distribution Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Shestack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nick Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Sadler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Marsden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katie Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Nutter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Shestack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Disturbing Behavior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Disturbing Behavior: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mad_scientist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beacon_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mind_control<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_British_Columbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Scott_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbing_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Nutter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Disturbing Behavior is a 1998 teen science fiction psychological horror film starring James Marsden, Katie Holmes, and Nick Stahl. The film was directed by David Nutter, who was a director and producer on The X-Files, and the screenplay was written by Scott Rosenberg. The plot follows a group of high school outcasts who discover their seemingly perfect ""Blue Ribbon"" classmates are part of an elaborate mind control experiment.The film, which contains nods to 1975 thriller The Stepford Wives, premiered on July 24, 1998, and received negative reviews. The film went through numerous studio-mandated cuts from MGM prior to theatrical release in response to negative test screenings. There has been considerable fan support for the release of a director's cut version that restores deleted scenes.<EOS>"
5042,68024,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gus_Edwards_(vaudeville)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_King_(vaudevillian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gus_Edwards_(vaudeville)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Niblo_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Climbing the Golden Stairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climbing_the_Golden_Stairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Climbing the Golden Stairs is an American 2-reel musical fantasy short released in 1929. It was produced in 2-color Technicolor dye-transfer process.<EOS>
5043,127052,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Al Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._McGrew_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Charley's Aunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Al_Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley's_Aunt_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Charley's_Aunt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Charley's Aunt is a 1930 American pre-Code comedy film directed by Al Christie and starring Charles Ruggles, June Collyer, and Hugh Williams. It was an adaptation of the 1892 play Charley's Aunt by Brandon Thomas. It marked the film debut of Williams, who then returned to Britain and became a major star.<EOS>"
5044,141216,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gustav_Machatý<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Milton Feld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Crehan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kent_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Donlevy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Carey_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rochelle_Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barton_MacLane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Chandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Walcott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Pawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pauline_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gustav_Machatý<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Logan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Born Reckless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Samuel_Kaylin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Malcolm_St._Clair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Born_Reckless_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Born Reckless is a 1937 American gangster film directed by Malcolm St. Clair and Gustav Machatý (St. Clair received sole directorial credit) and starring Brian Donlevy and Rochelle Hudson. Donlevy plays a race-car champion who infiltrates a mob-run taxi cab company. Barton MacLane plays the chief mobster.<EOS>
5045,143551,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Richard Styles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Albert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Strain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Poindexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Thomas_McGee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sorceress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sorceress II: The Temptress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sorceress_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Wynorski<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sorceress (also known as Temptress II) is a 1994 American erotic horror film directed by Jim Wynorski. Released direct-to-video on January 4, 1995, it is considered a cult film. A sequel followed in 1997.<EOS>"
5046,12485,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Walsh_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_Ebsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fess_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Walsh_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_W._Blackburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Davy Crockett:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>King of the Wild Frontier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_folklore_films_and_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Compilation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Bruns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_edited_from_television_programs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tennessee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tennessee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Davy_Crockett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Andrew_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1813<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1814<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cherokee_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1836<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Texas_Revolution_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Davy_Crockett:_King_of_the_Wild_Frontier_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Indian_Wars_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Davy Crockett: King of the Wild Frontier is a 1955 American Western adventure drama film produced by Walt Disney Productions. It is an edited and recut compilation of the first three episodes of the Davy Crockett television miniseries. The episodes used were Davy Crockett Indian Fighter, Davy Crockett Goes to Congress, and Davy Crockett at the Alamo. The film stars Fess Parker as Davy Crockett.A prequel, titled Davy Crockett and the River Pirates, was released on July 18, 1956.<EOS>"
5047,126053,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Seiler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chandler Sprague<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Burgess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lois_Moran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Seiler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Hazlitt_Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Con_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_D._Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archie_Gottler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Song of Kentucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Seiler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Song_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Song of Kentucky is a 1929 American sound (All-Talking) lost Pre-Code romantic musical film produced and distributed by the Fox Film Corporation. It is an early sound film with full dialogue. It was directed by Lewis Seiler, and stars Lois Moran and Dorothy Burgess.<EOS>"
5048,32109,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Raffill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>William Thompson International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stewart Raffill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Haggerty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Raffill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Raffill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Raffill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Tender Warrior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tender_Warrior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stewart_Raffill<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Tender Warrior is a 1971 film directed by Stewart Raffill and starring Dan Haggerty and Charles Lee. It was Raffill's debut feature as director.<EOS>
5049,91989,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Miller_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cramer_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_S._Cramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Urich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_McGavin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Holly_Marie_Combs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marion_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy_Haiduk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tamara_Gorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Brown_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Gabriel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Miller_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cramer_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_S._Cramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Worthington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Danielle Steel's A Perfect Stranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Danielle_Steel's_A_Perfect_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Miller_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Danielle Steel's A Perfect Stranger, also known as A Perfect Stranger, is a 1994 American romantic-drama television film directed by Michael Miller, based on the romance novel A Perfect Stranger by Danielle Steel. The most important element is the love triangle which characterizes it. The film is set in San Francisco, California, and was released in the United States in 1994 where it aired on NBC.<EOS>"
5050,9735,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>(as T.C. Frank)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>(as Mary Rose Solti)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mundell Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Delores Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Laughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delores_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Billy Jack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Redsploitation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hippie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hapkido_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prescott,_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_Navajo_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Jack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Laughlin<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Billy Jack is a 1971 American action drama independent film, the second of four films centering on a character of the same name which began with the movie The Born Losers (1967), played by Tom Laughlin, who directed and co-wrote the script. Filming began in Prescott, Arizona, in the fall of 1969, but the movie was not completed until 1971. American International Pictures pulled out, halting filming. 20th Century Fox came forward and filming eventually resumed but when that studio refused to distribute the film, Warner Bros. stepped forward.Still, the film lacked distribution, so Laughlin booked it into theaters himself in 1971. The film grossed $10 million in its initial run, but eventually added close to $50 million in its re-release, with distribution supervised by Laughlin.<EOS>"
5051,159523,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brice_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lori_Saunders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theo_Marcuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brice_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_W._Blackburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mara of the Wilderness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jungle_girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mara_of_the_Wilderness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mara of the Wilderness is a 1965 adventure film directed by Frank McDonald, produced by former Disney animator Brice Mack with his studio Unicorn Films, and starring Adam West, Lori Saunders, and Theodore Marcuse.<EOS>"
5052,158038,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Christopher Louie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pete Tong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Louie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Shafer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Leitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Hyland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ione Skye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hayley Kiyoko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris D'Elia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Woodell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Graham Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brett DeBuono<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Tong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>XOXO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Alternative electronic, electronic music, EDM, progressive house<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Netflix_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:XOXO_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_independent_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>xoxo is a 2016 American drama film directed by Christopher Louie and starring Sarah Hyland, Graham Phillips, Brett DelBuono, Hayley Kiyoko, Colin Woodell, Ryan Hansen, Ione Skye, and Chris D'Elia. It is based on a story by Louie and is written by Dylan Meyer. It was produced by Joe Russell, Christopher Louie, Daniel Shafer and Max Leitman and released on August 26, 2016, by Netflix.<EOS>"
5053,66780,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stealing Candy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Candy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pornography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Candy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Stealing Candy is a 2003 thriller film directed by Mark L. Lester and starring Daniel Baldwin. It was produced by Lester's production company American World Pictures.<EOS>
5054,965,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinah_Shurey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dinah Shurey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor Peers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinah_Shurey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinah_Shurey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Peers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinah_Shurey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lydia_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dinah_Shurey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Carry On is a 1927 British silent drama film directed by Dinah Shurey and starring Moore Marriott, Trilby Clark and Alf Goddard.<EOS>"
5055,55533,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Theatre Royal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Theatre_Royal_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Theatre Royal is a 1943 British comedy film directed by John Baxter and starring Bud Flanagan, Chesney Allen and Lydia Sherwood. It was written by Flanagan, Austin Melford and Geoffrey Orme. The plot concerns an attempt by the staff of a theatre to prevent its closure.<EOS>"
5056,42569,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century-Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erik_Rhodes_(actor,_born_1906)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Lorre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Wilcoxon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Maguire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century-Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mysterious Mr. Moto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Samuel_Kaylin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Mr._Moto<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_Devil's_Island<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mysterious Mr. Moto, produced in 1938 by Twentieth Century Fox, is the fifth in a series of eight films starring Peter Lorre as Mr. Moto.The film is based on the character of Mr. Moto created by John P. Marquand, from an original screenplay by Philip MacDonald and Norman Foster.It was originally known as Mysterious Mr. Moto of Devil's Island.<EOS>"
5057,20080,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Burt Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Risky Business<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Risky_Business_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Risky Business is a 1939 film directed by Arthur Lubin and starring George Murphy and Dorothea Kent.<EOS>
5058,167484,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_kidnapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mechanical_Cow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Mechanical Cow is an Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoon from 1927. It was distributed by Universal Pictures. The cartoon was re-released by Walter Lantz Productions in 1932 with music and sound effects added.<EOS>
5059,69760,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Elisofon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Blaustein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Johnson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Olivier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlton_Heston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Elisofon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Blaustein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ardrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Khartoum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Empire_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Siege_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Herbert_Kitchener,_1st_Earl_Kitchener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sudan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_jihadism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1883<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1884<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Mahdist_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1885<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Ardrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:River_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Khartoum_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Khartoum_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Khartoum is a 1966 British epic war film written by Robert Ardrey and directed by Basil Dearden. It stars Charlton Heston as British General Charles ""Chinese"" Gordon and Laurence Olivier as Muhammad Ahmed (a Sudanese leader whose devotees proclaimed him the Mahdi), with a supporting cast that includes Richard Johnson and Ralph Richardson. The film is based on historical accounts of Gordon's defence of the Sudanese city of Khartoum from the forces of the Mahdist army, during the 1884–1885 Siege of Khartoum. The opening and closing scenes are narrated by Leo Genn.Khartoum was filmed by cinematographer Edward Scaife in Technicolor and Ultra Panavision 70, and was exhibited in 70 mm Cinerama in premiere engagements. A novelization of the film's screenplay was written by Alan Caillou.The film had its Royal World Premiere at the Casino Cinerama Theatre, in the West End of London, on 9 June 1966, in the presence of Princess Margaret and the Earl of Snowdon.Khartoum earned Robert Ardrey an Oscar nomination for Best Screenplay. The film also earned Ralph Richardson a BAFTA Award nomination for Best British Actor.<EOS>"
5060,33026,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Orson Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Cotten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Everett_Sloane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Collins_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Advertisements<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Citizen_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Featurettes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Citizen_Kane_trailer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Advertising_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Citizen Kane trailer is a four-minute, self-contained, ""making of"" promotional short film by Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre, released in 1940 to promote the film Citizen Kane. Unlike other standard theatrical trailers of the era, it did not feature any footage of the actual film itself, but was a wholly original pseudo-documentary piece. It is considered by numerous film scholars such as Simon Callow, Joseph McBride and Jonathan Rosenbaum to be a standalone short film, rather than a conventional trailer, and to represent an important stage in developing Welles's directorial style.<EOS>"
5061,159944,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carter_DeHaven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Winitsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arlene_Sellers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_C._Schute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Gielgud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>M. Emmet Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Hays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pamela Stephenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Dale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carter_DeHaven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Winitsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arlene_Sellers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_C._Schute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Byrum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scandalous<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scandalous_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rob_Cohen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scandalous is a 1984 British-American comedy film directed by Rob Cohen and starring Robert Hays, John Gielgud and Pamela Stephenson. Cohen said it was the film ""where my career will be determined.""<EOS>"
5062,67009,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Luke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walt_Disney_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Margellos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Thicke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Underwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Luke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walt_Disney_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Science Fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Android_(robot)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Not_Quite_Human<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Channel_original_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Still Not Quite Human (also known as Not Quite Human III) is a 1992 American science fiction comedy television film written and directed by Eric Luke and starring Jay Underwood and Alan Thicke. It is the third and final film in a series based on the Not Quite Human novels by Seth McEvoy. The story, which has a darker tone than the previous films, features the human-looking android, Chip, embarking on a mission to rescue his father, who has been kidnapped by a ruthless tycoon to acquire his knowledge of android technology. Robyn Lively does not reprise her role as Becky, but is mentioned briefly.<EOS>"
5063,92556,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jesy Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Hannah for Clerkenwell Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hannah_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Horan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kellie_Shirley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerkenwell_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dr._Jekyll_and_Mr._Hyde_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is a 2002 British thriller film, and an adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's novella, directed by Maurice Phillips and starring John Hannah. Set in Victorian England, it was filmed in 2002 and released in Britain in that year. As the result of its release in the US in 2003, that date is sometimes attached to it.<EOS>"
5064,62904,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Soderbergh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Channing Tatum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nick Wechsler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregory Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Reid Carolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Channing Tatum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olivia Munn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Manganiello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew McConaughey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Bomer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Pettyfer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cody Horn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Soderbergh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Channing_Tatum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Wechsler_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reid_Carolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reid_Carolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Magic Mike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Magic Mike: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sexploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_striptease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steven_Soderbergh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gregory_Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy-drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tampa,_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magic_Mike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Male_erotic_dance<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Magic Mike is a 2012 American independent comedy-drama film directed by Steven Soderbergh and starring Channing Tatum, Alex Pettyfer, Matt Bomer, Joe Manganiello, and Matthew McConaughey. The plot revolves around Adam, a 19-year-old college dropout who enters the world of male stripping, guided by Mike Lane, who has been in the business for six years.The film is loosely based on the experiences of Tatum, who was an 18-year-old male stripper in Tampa, Florida. Magic Mike was filmed in several locations around west central Florida. The film premiered as the closing film for the 2012 Los Angeles Film Festival on June 24, 2012, and was widely released by Warner Bros. Pictures on June 29, 2012, and was a critical and commercial success.A sequel, Magic Mike XXL directed by Gregory Jacobs, was released on July 1, 2015. A third and final film, Magic Mike's Last Dance, was released on February 10, 2023, with Soderbergh returning to direct.<EOS>"
5065,12932,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._Prior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Action International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Yuval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cameron_Mitchell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troy_Donahue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Prior_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._Prior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Action_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._Prior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deadly Prey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_A._Prior<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deadly Prey is a 1987 action film written and directed by David A. Prior. The film, a very loose adaptation of the short story ""The Most Dangerous Game"" by Richard Connell, stars Ted Prior, David's brother, as a former soldier who is kidnapped for participation in a human safari.<EOS>"
5066,103172,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_N._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vladimir Valenta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Kevan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marina Dimakopoulos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_N._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_N._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Happiness Is Loving Your Teacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_teacher–student_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Is_Loving_Your_Teacher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_N._Smith<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Happiness Is Loving Your Teacher is a Canadian short drama film directed by John N. Smith and released in 1977. The film stars Martin Kevan as Mr. Todrick, a wheelchair-using substitute teacher facing an unruly high school class, and Marina Dimakopoulos as Tony, a student and class leader who comes to regret how she treated Mr. Todrick after she is given detention.Dimakopoulos won the Canadian Film Award for Best Actress in a Non-Feature at the 28th Canadian Film Awards.<EOS>"
5067,101997,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cappuccino_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Bowman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cappuccino_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanie_Drynan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cappuccino_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowena_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cappuccino_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Bowman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cappuccino_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cappuccino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cappuccino_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cappuccino_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cappuccino_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cappuccino_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cappuccino_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cappuccino_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Cappuccino is a 1989 Australian comedy film about out of work actors.<EOS>
5068,36567,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Matthau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wayne Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Matthau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Matthau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gangster Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangster_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Gangster Story is a 1959 American crime film directed by and starring Walter Matthau. The film was edited by Radley Metzger.This is the only film that Matthau directed. He married co-star Carol Grace in 1959.<EOS>
5069,90050,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Russo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinema Libre Studio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Whitley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aaron Russo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aaron Russo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Banister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Schiff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_Albrecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Champion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vernice Kuglin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Russo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Russo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Whitley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Russo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>America: Freedom to Fascism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_politics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:America:_Freedom_to_Fascism<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_conspiracy_theories<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>America: Freedom to Fascism is a 2006 American film by filmmaker and activist Aaron Russo, covering a variety of subjects that Russo contends are detrimental to Americans. Topics include the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the income tax, Federal Reserve System, national ID cards (REAL ID Act), human-implanted RFID tags, Diebold electronic voting machines, globalization, Big Brother, taser weapons abuse, and the use of terrorism by the government as a means to diminish the citizens' rights.The film has been criticized for its promotion of conspiracy theories, its copious factual errors, and its repeated misrepresentations of the individuals and views it purports to criticize.<EOS>"
5070,7043,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primitive_Peoples<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Heath_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primitive_Peoples<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Heath_(cinematographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primitive_Peoples<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Primitive Peoples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primitive_Peoples<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primitive_Peoples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primitive_Peoples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primitive_Peoples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primitive_Peoples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primitive_Peoples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Aboriginal_Australians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Primitive_Peoples<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Primitive Peoples is a 1949 three-part documentary about the people of Arnhem Land. It was narrated by Peter Finch who also worked as camera assistant during filming.<EOS>
5071,111764,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tell Me Tonight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Babelsberg_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anatole_Litvak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_Tonight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cine-Allianz_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tell Me Tonight or Be Mine Tonight is a 1932 British musical comedy film directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Jan Kiepura, Sonnie Hale and Magda Schneider. It was shot in Berlin at the Babelsberg Studios as part of a co-production between Gainsborough Pictures and the German firm Cine-Allianz. A separate German-language version The Song of Night was also released.<EOS>"
5072,104508,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mallet_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Music_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gilmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_O'Rourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Guthrie_(record_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lana Topham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pink_Floyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mallet_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Picture_Music_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gilmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_O'Rourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Guthrie_(record_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pulse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Diamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Mallet_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pink_Floyd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pink_Floyd_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pulse_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_video_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pulse (stylised as P•U•L•S•E) is a concert video by Pink Floyd of their 20 October 1994 concert at Earls Court, London during The Division Bell Tour. It was originally released on VHS and Laserdisc in June 1995, with a DVD release coming in July 2006, with the latter release containing numerous bonus features. In 2019, a newly restored and re-edited version was released on Blu-ray and DVD as part of The Later Years box-set; this version was given a standalone release on 18 February 2022. The Blu-ray version is the first release of Pulse in HD, although it is upconverted from the original SD video recording and remains in its 4:3 aspect ratio. A separate 90-minute edit of the film, intended for TV and streaming, was also released in 2019.<EOS>"
5073,120886,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Taplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy_Keach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederic_Forrest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gravy Train<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Fred_Karlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gravy_Train<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Starrett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Dion Brothers, also commonly known as The Gravy Train, is a 1974 American crime-comedy film directed by Jack Starrett, written by Terrence Malick (under the pseudonym David Whitney) and Bill Kerby, and starring Stacy Keach and Frederic Forrest.Although initially overlooked by audiences and critics alike, it has in recent years developed a cult following, and has been highly praised by filmmakers such as Quentin Tarantino and David Gordon Green. The film is still relatively obscure and hard to find, as there has never been any official VHS or DVD release.<EOS>"
5074,83262,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hannay_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Trisha Downie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phillip Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hannay_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Returning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Returning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Returning is a 1990 Australia-New Zealand horror film directed by John Day.<EOS>
5075,137571,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Hovis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monarch Home Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Angela Hovis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marco_Perella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Savoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Belcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man with the Perfect Swing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_with_the_Perfect_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sports_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Man with the Perfect Swing is a 1995 American comedy-drama movie written and directed by Michael Hovis.<EOS>
5076,68994,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_J._Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Sullivan_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_J._Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Sullivan_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Felix in Hollywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Hollywood,_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charlie_Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animation_based_on_real_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hollywood,_Los_Angeles_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Felix_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1923_animated_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Felix in Hollywood is an American silent short film featuring Felix the Cat, released on July 15, 1923. The short was named number 50 of The 50 Greatest Cartoons of all time in a 1994 survey of animators and cartoon historians.<EOS>"
5077,32883,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Clyde Geronimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Hamilton Luske<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Wilfred Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Barclay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ilene Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Verna Felton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucille Bliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eleanor Audley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Luis van Rooten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rhoda Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Phipps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clyde_Geronimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_Luske<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winston_Hibler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Anderson_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Sears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Peet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Homer_Brightman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erdman_Penner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cinderella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Bear_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_princesses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rotoscoped_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fairies_and_sprites<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weddings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Animation_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Oliver_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clyde_Geronimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Smith_(film_and_television_composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Princess_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wish_fulfillment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hamilton_Luske<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Winston_Hibler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_palaces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Charles_Perrault's_Cinderella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinderella_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinderella_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cinderella is a 1950 American animated musical fantasy film produced by Walt Disney Productions and released by RKO Radio Pictures. Based on Charles Perrault's 1697 fairy tale, the film follows Cinderella, the daughter of a widowed aristocrat, who is forced to become a servant of her cruel stepmother and stepsisters, until Cinderella's fairy godmother grants her the chance to attend the royal ball and meet the prince. The production was supervised by Ben Sharpsteen, and was directed by Wilfred Jackson, Hamilton Luske, and Clyde Geronimi. It features the voices of Ilene Woods, Eleanor Audley, Verna Felton, Rhoda Williams, June Foray, James MacDonald, and Luis van Rooten.During the early 1940s, Walt Disney Productions had suffered financially after losing connections to the European film markets due to the outbreak of World War II. Because of this, the studio endured commercial failures such as Pinocchio, Fantasia (both 1940) and Bambi (1942), all of which would later become more successful with several re-releases in theaters and on home video. By 1947, the studio was over $4 million in debt and was on the verge of bankruptcy. Walt Disney and his animators returned to feature film production in 1948 after producing a string of package films with the idea of adapting Charles Perrault's Cendrillon into an animated film.Cinderella was released to theatres on February 15, 1950. It received critical acclaim and was a box office success, making it Disney's biggest hit since Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) and helping reverse the studio's fortunes. It also received three Academy Award nominations, including Best Scoring of a Musical Picture, Best Sound Recording, and Best Original Song for ""Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo"".The film was followed by two direct-to-video sequels, Cinderella II: Dreams Come True (2002) and Cinderella III: A Twist in Time (2007), and a live-action remake in 2015. In 2018, Cinderella was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
5078,165048,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Kendall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Kirby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Purdell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Compulsory Wife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Wife<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_lost_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Compulsory Wife is a 1937 British comedy film, directed by Arthur B. Woods and starring Henry Kendall and Joyce Kirby.The film was a quota quickie production with a plot dealing with the farcical complications arising when a pair of strangers have to spend a night alone together in a country cottage when their hosts are detained in town.  Overnight all their luggage is stolen by a burglar, leaving them with nothing but their nightclothes.  Then the next morning their hosts and the other guests start arriving.   It is now classed as a lost film.<EOS>"
5079,135846,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grahame_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Brennan_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Fitzpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geoff Malone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grahame_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Brennan_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Homesdale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Homesdale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Weir<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Homesdale is a 1971 Australian film directed by Peter Weir. Homesdale is a black comedy about visitors at a guest house acting out their violent private fantasies and games under the control of the house staff.<EOS>
5080,15973,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luis_Enrique_Vergara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juan_Ibáñez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Karloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luis_Enrique_Vergara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juan_Ibáñez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luis_Enrique_Vergara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House of Evil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_of_Evil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>House of Evil (Serenata macabra/ Macabre Serenade) a.k.a. Dance of Death, is a 1972 Mexican horror film directed by Luis Enrique Vergara and Jack Hill. It stars Boris Karloff and Julissa. It was filmed in May 1968, but released theatrically in 1972, three years after Karloff had died.House of Evil is one of four low-budget Mexican horror films Karloff made in a package deal with Mexican producer Luis Enrique Vergara. The others are Isle of the Snake People, The Incredible Invasion, and Fear Chamber. Karloff's scenes for all four films were directed by Jack Hill in Los Angeles in the spring of 1968. The films were then completed in Mexico.<EOS>"
5081,104739,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesli_Linka_Glatter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Kroopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Diane Nabatoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Loggia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blythe Danner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Madeleine Stowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neil Patrick Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesli_Linka_Glatter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Kroopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Proposition<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Boston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Kroopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Proposition_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lesli_Linka_Glatter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Proposition is a 1998 American drama film directed by Lesli Linka Glatter and starring Madeleine Stowe, Kenneth Branagh, William Hurt and Robert Loggia.<EOS>"
5082,162090,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Direction:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margie_Hines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Stultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Lambkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Lambkins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Color_Classics_cartoons<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Little Lambkins is a 1940 Color Classics cartoon.<EOS>
5083,117709,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Levin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anita_Louise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Bannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Barrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Duane_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Levin_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_O'Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dwight_V._Babcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Devil's Mask<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Mask<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Levin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Devil's Mask is a 1946 American crime film directed by Henry Levin and starring Anita Louise, Jim Bannon and Michael Duane.The film was the second of three B pictures based on the popular radio series I Love a Mystery. As well as its crime theme, the film also incorporates elements of horror. It was preceded by I Love a Mystery, and followed by The Unknown.<EOS>"
5084,170774,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Charles Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_Somlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Irving_(set_designer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katina_Paxinou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derrick_de_Marney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_Somlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Irving_(set_designer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheridan_le_Fanu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Uncle Silas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Irish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncle_Silas_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Sheridan_Le_Fanu<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Uncle Silas (US: The Inheritance) is a 1947 British drama film directed by Charles Frank and starring Jean Simmons, Katina Paxinou and Derrick De Marney. It is an adaptation of J. Sheridan Le Fanu's 1864 novel Uncle Silas in which an heiress is pursued by her uncle, who craves her money following her father's death.The film was shot at Denham Studios with sets by the art director Ralph Brinton. The costumes were designed by Elizabeth Haffenden.<EOS>"
5085,167057,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_at_Melody_Mesa<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._Merle_Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_at_Melody_Mesa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Birger_E._Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_at_Melody_Mesa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_at_Melody_Mesa<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._Merle_Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_at_Melody_Mesa<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Birger_E._Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_at_Melody_Mesa<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Dandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_at_Melody_Mesa<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trouble at Melody Mesa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_at_Melody_Mesa<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_at_Melody_Mesa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_at_Melody_Mesa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_at_Melody_Mesa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_at_Melody_Mesa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_at_Melody_Mesa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trouble_at_Melody_Mesa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Trouble at Melody Mesa is a 1949 American  Western film directed by W. Merle Connell.<EOS>
5086,171375,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>This Is a Life?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elmer_Fudd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yosemite_Sam_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_a_Life%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>This Is a Life? is a 1955 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated cartoon directed by Friz Freleng, written by Warren Foster, and produced by Edward Selzer, with music directed by Milt Franklyn. The short was released on July 9, 1955, and stars Bugs Bunny. The voices were performed by Mel Blanc, Arthur Q. Bryan, and June Foray in her first work for Warner Bros. This is one of the few Bugs Bunny cartoons whose title does not contain Bugs, bunny, rabbit/wabbit or hare.This is one of the only two Warner Bros. shorts in the original classic era of Looney Tunes (the other being A Star Is Bored) in which Bugs is paired with his main three antagonists. This is also the first time that June Foray provides the voice of Granny, which Foray would then continue to voice for nearly 60 years.<EOS>"
5087,82766,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Gilliam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry Gilliam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Gilliam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Gilliam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Gilliam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Miracle of Flight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1943<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_17th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Terry_Gilliam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cutout_animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_of_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Terry_Gilliam<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Miracle of Flight is a 1974 British animated short comedy film written and directed by Terry Gilliam.<EOS>
5088,126436,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Commodore Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Carey_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Lorch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gertrude_Messinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Aces Wild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aces_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Commodore_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Aces Wild is a 1936 American Western film directed by Harry L. Fraser and starring Harry Carey, Gertrude Messinger and Theodore Lorch.<EOS>"
5089,73007,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marco_Bechis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Frey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberto_Cicutto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacqueline_Lustig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Kalwill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arturo Maly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marco_Bechis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Frey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberto_Cicutto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marco_Bechis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Fremder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barbed Wire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Argentina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Argentine_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Argentine_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Argentine_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbed_Wire_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marco_Bechis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Barbed Wire (Spanish: Alambrado) is a 1991 Argentine and Italian film written and directed by Marco Bechis. The film stars Jacqueline Lustig, Martin Kalwill, and Arturo Maly.<EOS>"
5090,168531,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Willis Kent Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lane_Chandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adele Lacy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wyoming Whirlwind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wyoming_Whirlwind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Armand_Schaefer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wyoming Whirlwind is a 1932 American western film directed by Armand Schaefer and starring Lane Chandler, Adele Lacy and Harry Todd. It was produced by the independent Willis Kent as a second feature<EOS>"
5091,169632,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The China Plate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_China<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dragons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Chinese_myths_and_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_China_Plate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The China Plate is a 1931 Silly Symphonies animated short film produced by Walt Disney.<EOS>
5092,68122,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ramsey Herrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Howard_(British_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beth_Rogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Compelled<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compelled<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Compelled is a 1960 British second feature ('B') neo noir black and white crime film directed by Ramsey Herrington and starring Ronald Howard and Beth Rogan. It was written by Mark Grantham and produced by the Danziger Brothers.<EOS>
5093,144505,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Schumacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauren_Shuler_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judd Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Balsam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Demi Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ally Sheedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emilio Estevez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andie MacDowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mare Winningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Schumacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauren_Shuler_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Schumacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Kurlander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>St. Elmo's Fire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joel_Schumacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Maryland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:St._Elmo's_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Joel_Schumacher<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>St. Elmo's Fire is a 1985 American coming-of-age film co-written and directed by Joel Schumacher and starring Emilio Estevez, Rob Lowe, Andrew McCarthy, Demi Moore, Judd Nelson, Ally Sheedy, Andie MacDowell and Mare Winningham. It centers on a clique of recent graduates of Washington, D.C.'s Georgetown University, and their adjustment to post-university life and the responsibilities of adulthood. The film is a prominent movie of the Brat Pack genre. It received negative reviews from critics but was a box-office hit, grossing $37.8 million on a $10 million budget.<EOS>"
5094,146942,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Alden_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Adelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Dempsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beverly D'Angelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Talia Balsam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Alden_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Adelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Alden_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In the Mood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In the Mood Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Big_band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1944<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Colorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_home_front_during_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_marriage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_Mood_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Alden_Robinson<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>In the Mood (also known as The Woo Woo Kid) is a 1987 American comedy film written and directed by Phil Alden Robinson. The film is based on the true story of Sonny Wisecarver. Set in the 1940s, the feature stars Patrick Dempsey, Beverly D'Angelo, Michael Constantine, Betty Jinnette, Kathleen Freeman, and Peter Hobbs. The film opened on September 16, 1987 in New York City and on September 18, 1987 in Los Angeles, California and Toronto, Canada. When the movie expanded to 361 screens on October 16, 1987, it took in $315,000 in its first three days of wider release.<EOS>"
5095,100651,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_LaGravenese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Summit Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Molly Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Broderick Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wendy Finerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Kosove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gina Gershon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathy Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Kudrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Connick Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gerard Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Dean Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hilary Swank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_LaGravenese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Summit_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Kosove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Broderick_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Molly_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Finerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_LaGravenese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Rogers_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>P.S. I Love You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Irish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_County_Wicklow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alcon_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_LaGravenese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._I_Love_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_widowhood<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>P.S. I Love You is a 2007 romantic comedy film directed by Richard LaGravenese from a screenplay by LaGravenese and Steven Rogers. It is based on the 2004 novel of the same name by Cecelia Ahern. The film stars Hilary Swank, Gerard Butler, Lisa Kudrow, Gina Gershon, James Marsters, Harry Connick Jr., Jeffrey Dean Morgan, and Kathy Bates.The film was released in the United States by Warner Bros. Pictures on December 21, 2007 and in the United Kingdom by Momentum Pictures on January 4, 2008, received generally negative reviews from critics, with criticism being directed at Swank's casting and the writing but was a box office success, grossing $156.8 million worldwide against a $30 million budget.<EOS>"
5096,98333,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_M._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Inez Courtney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_M._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Perez_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brilliant Marriage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brilliant_Marriage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Ursula_Parrott<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Brilliant Marriage is a 1936 American drama film directed by Phil Rosen and starring Joan Marsh, Ray Walker and Inez Courtney.<EOS>"
5097,168787,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Million Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Million_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Million Hare is a 1963 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes theatrical cartoon short directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on April 6, 1963, and stars Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. In this film, Bugs and Daffy compete in a game show.Clips from The Million Hare were used, with color commentary by John Madden and Pat Summerall, as part of the fourth quarter of the 2001 Cartoon Network special The Big Game XXIX: Bugs vs. Daffy.<EOS>"
5098,19792,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rider_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rider_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Syndicate Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rider_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_P._McCarthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rider_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wellyn_Totman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rider_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rider of the Plains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rider_of_the_Plains<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rider_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rider_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rider_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rider_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rider_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rider_of_the_Plains<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_P._McCarthy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rider of the Plains is a 1931 American Western film directed by John P. McCarthy and starring Tom Tyler, Lilian Bond and Al Bridge.<EOS>"
5099,126403,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Richardson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_J._Pugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoe_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Irvine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Helmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Richardson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_J._Pugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Hoare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Above Rubies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Monaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Above_Rubies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Richardson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Above Rubies is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Frank Richardson and starring Zoe Palmer, Robin Irvine and Tom Helmore. It is set in Monte Carlo.It was made at Walton Studios as a quota quickie for release by United Artists.<EOS>"
5100,79935,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Ganzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Connie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harve_Presnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Ganzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_E._Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When the Boys Meet the Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:George_Gershwin_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alvin_Ganzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_the_Boys_Meet_the_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Recordings_of_music_by_George_Gershwin<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>When the Boys Meet the Girls is a 1965 American musical film directed by Alvin Ganzer and starring Connie Francis and Harve Presnell based on the musical Girl Crazy and a remake of MGM's 1943 film Girl Crazy.<EOS>
5101,153321,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._F._Lawton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>CIC Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary W. Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrienne_Barbeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shannon_Tweed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Maher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._F._Lawton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CIC_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._F._Lawton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parodies_of_horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_jungles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Joseph_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannibal_Women_in_the_Avocado_Jungle_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_Heart_of_Darkness<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death is a 1989 American comedy film directed by J. F. Lawton and starring Shannon Tweed and Bill Maher. The film sends up many pop culture motifs and societal trends, including feminism (and feminist movements' fragmentation around various issues), B movies (particularly Cannibal Holocaust), celebrities, major writers and political figures, centered around a spoof of Joseph Conrad's 1899 novel Heart of Darkness.  It was the first feature directed (under the pseudonym J. D. Athens) by screenwriter J. F. Lawton, who also authored Pretty Woman, Under Siege and its sequel, and television show V.I.P.<EOS>"
5102,101999,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain's_Orders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain's_Orders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain's_Orders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Captain's Orders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain's_Orders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain's_Orders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain's_Orders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain's_Orders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain's_Orders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain's_Orders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain's_Orders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captain's_Orders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ivar_Campbell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Captain's Orders is a 1937 British drama film directed by Ivar Campbell and starring Henry Edwards, Jane Carr, Marie La Varre, Wally Patch and Basil Radford. The film's sets were designed by Clifford Pember, in his final production.<EOS>"
5103,70600,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Umbrella Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Roadshow Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tim Burstall and Associates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacki_Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Spence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Blundell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stork<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stork_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_David_Williamson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stork is a 1971 Australian comedy film directed by Tim Burstall. Stork is based on the play The Coming of Stork by David Williamson. Bruce Spence and Jacki Weaver make their feature film debuts in Stork, being honoured at the 1972 Australian Film Institute Awards, where they shared the acting prize. Stork won the prize for best narrative feature and Tim Burstall won for best direction. Stork was one of the first ocker comedies. Stork was the first commercial success of the Australian cinema revival called the Australian New Wave.<EOS>"
5104,90800,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Niklas<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvin_J._Chomsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dutch_FilmWorks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonar_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mill Creek Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E-m-s_the_DVD-Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheryl_Saban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_H._Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Niklas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olivia_de_Havilland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Irving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Omar_Sharif<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvin_J._Chomsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dutch_FilmWorks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonar_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridge_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E-m-s_the_DVD-Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheryl_Saban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_H._Robbins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurence_Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Grand_Duchess_Anastasia_Nikolaevna_of_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marvin_J._Chomsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia:_The_Mystery_of_Anna<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Nicholas_II_of_Russia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Anastasia: The Mystery of Anna (also titled Anastasia: The Story of Anna) is a 1986 American-Austrian-Italian made-for-television biographical film directed by Marvin J. Chomsky, starring Amy Irving, Rex Harrison (in his last performance), Olivia de Havilland, Omar Sharif, Christian Bale (in his first film) and Jan Niklas. The film was loosely based on the story of Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia and the book The Riddle of Anna Anderson by Peter Kurth. It was originally broadcast in two parts.<EOS>"
5105,123556,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_F._Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barney Gerard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wanda McKay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Yule<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Renie Riano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_F._Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_Gerard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_F._Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_Gerard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_McManus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jiggs and Maggie in Society<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_F._Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Society<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bringing_Up_Father<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jiggs and Maggie in Society is a 1947 American comedy film directed by Edward F. Cline and starring Joe Yule, Renie Riano and Tim Ryan. The film is part of the Jiggs and Maggie series, the first sequel to the 1946 film Bringing Up Father.<EOS>"
5106,163383,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Corbett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kerwin_Mathews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pirates of Blood River<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_17th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Bray_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jimmy_Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pirates_of_Blood_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_action_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Pirates of Blood River is a 1962 British swashbuckler film directed by John Gilling and starring Kerwin Mathews, Glenn Corbett, Christopher Lee and Oliver Reed.<EOS>"
5107,99663,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lantos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meg_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Executive producers:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Laura Pozmantier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nina Sadowsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_Chaykin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Michael_Cross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Robert_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lantos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meg_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Channel_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northern_Lights_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Linda_Yellen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Northern Lights is a 1997 drama television film based upon the 1988 stage play of the same name by John Hoffman. Directed by Linda Yellen, the film stars Diane Keaton, Maury Chaykin, Joseph Cross, and Kathleen York. It was produced for the Disney Channel and premiered on August 23, 1997. Some sources identify Northern Lights as the first Disney Channel Original Movie, though Northern Lights was not included in Disney Channel's 100 Original Movies celebration that aired in May–June 2016, and Disney Channel considers 1997's Under Wraps to be the first official Disney Channel Original Movie.Because her character was depicted as a heavy smoker, actress Diane Keaton thought production of the film was an odd choice for the Disney Channel.<EOS>"
5108,59162,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mancunian Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John E. Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mancunian_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Let's Have a Murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let's_Have_a_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_E._Blakeley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Let's Have a Murder (also known as Stick 'em Up) is a 1950 British comedy crime film directed by John E. Blakeley and starring Jimmy Jewel, Ben Warriss and Lesley Osmond. It was written by Blakeley, Harry Jackson and Robert Taylor, and made by Mancunian Films at their studios in Manchester.<EOS>"
5109,169594,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_K._Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Puritan_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C.C._Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Hughes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lona Andre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward J. Nugent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_K._Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Puritan_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C.C._Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Jeske<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_E._Roberts_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Skybound<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skybound_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raymond_K._Johnson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Skybound is a 1935 American action film directed by Raymond K. Johnson and starring Lloyd Hughes, Edward J. Nugent and Lona Andre. It was produced as an independent second feature on Poverty Row and distributed by Puritan Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the art director Vin Taylor.<EOS>"
5110,62601,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ricardo Gomes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>SKNX<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MTV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount+<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Madonna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Oseary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Fogel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sara Zambreno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Madonna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MTV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount+<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Oseary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Fogel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madonna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Madame X<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Madame X: Music from the Theater Xperience<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women_in_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount+_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Lisbon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Madame_X_(Madonna)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_X_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Madonna<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Madame X is a 2021 concert film starring American singer-songwriter Madonna, chronicling her Madame X Tour. Written and produced by Madonna herself, the film was shot in January 2020 when she held her concerts in Lisbon, Portugal at the Coliseu dos Recreios. The film was directed by Ricardo Gomes and SKNX (Sasha Kasiuha and Nuno Xico).The film's official premiere was held on September 23, 2021, at the Paradise Club on top of the Times Square Edition hotel in New York City. It was released on October 8, 2021, on Paramount+, and MTV in regions where Paramount+ is unavailable. An accompanying live album was released on the same day as the film. Critical response to Madame X film was generally positive, with many reviewers praising its visuals.<EOS>"
5111,121306,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.W._Hackel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.W._Hackel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gun Ranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_George_H._Plympton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Gun Ranger is a 1936 American Western film directed by Robert N. Bradbury.<EOS>
5112,14505,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Previn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Previn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_A._Stemmle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Almost Angels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_Angels<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Almost Angels (also known in some foreign markets as Born to Sing) is a 1962 American comedy-drama film about a group of boys in the Vienna Boys' Choir. The film centers around the chorister's recruitment process, the rehearsals and the life in the institution as well. The story also conveys the value of friendship, honesty and loyalty. The child actors were actual members of the Vienna Boys Choir who perform several traditional Austrian songs throughout the motion picture. The filming took place in the Augarten Palais, the surroundings of Vienna and some other places of the beautiful Austrian landscape.In the United States, the film was released as the second half of a double bill. The first feature on the double bill was the 1962 re-release of Lady and the Tramp.<EOS>"
5113,14507,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Arthur Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelson_Keys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margery Binner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sydney Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Almost a Divorce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Almost_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Varney<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Almost a Divorce is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Jack Raymond and Arthur Varney and starring Nelson Keys, Sydney Howard and Margery Binner. It was made at British and Dominion's Elstree Studios.The film led to a copyright infringement action which was dismissed.<EOS>"
5114,162822,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Emett Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chief_Thundercloud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Steele_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoot_Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Kavanaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sonora Stagecoach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonora_Stagecoach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sonora Stagecoach is a 1944 American black-and-white Western film starring Bob Steele, Hoot Gibson and Chief Thundercloud. Directed, produced and written by Robert Emett Tansey for Monogram Pictures, the film was released in the United States on June 10, 1944.<EOS>"
5115,159312,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhett_&_Link<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RhettandLinKreations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Link Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rhett McLaughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Link Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rhett McLaughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhett_&_Link<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhett_&_Link<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhett_&_Link<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Ms._Locklear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Looking for Ms. Locklear is a 2008 American documentary film written, produced, composed, edited, and directed by Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal. The film follows two best friends as they set out on a journey to discover the whereabouts of their first grade teacher, Lenora Locklear.The film was released by RhettandLinKreations on July 23, 2008.<EOS>"
5116,159298,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_René<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stan Wlodkowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lydia Dean Pilcher (  )<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dermot Mulroney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Campbell Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary-Louise Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Schoeffling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Cassidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Cousins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Caffrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Dossett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Lamos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_René<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lydia_Dean_Pilcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Longtime Companion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_René<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Long_Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Longtime_Companion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Longtime Companion is a 1989 American romantic drama film directed by Norman René and starring Bruce Davison, Campbell Scott, Patrick Cassidy, and Mary-Louise Parker. The first wide-release theatrical film to deal with the subject of AIDS, the film takes its title from the euphemism The New York Times used during the 1980s to describe the surviving same-sex partner of someone who had died of AIDS.<EOS>"
5117,146671,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Glennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Glennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Arthur_Durlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In Line of Duty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Northern_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_Line_of_Duty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bert_Glennon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In Line of Duty is a 1931 American Western film directed by Bert Glennon and starring Sue Carol, Noah Beery and Francis McDonald. It was one of the earliest releases of Trem Carr's Monogram Pictures. It is now considered a lost film.<EOS>"
5118,23877,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tom Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sarah Teale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sarah Teale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Teale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Teale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dealing Dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_animal_rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dealing_Dogs_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_dogs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dealing Dogs is a 2006 documentary film created by animal rights group Last Chance for Animals (LCA) about animal welfare in the United States, specifically about the marketing and sale of dogs to veterinarian schools and research labs.The film was a 2007 Emmy Nominee for Best Cable Documentary and for Outstanding Investigative Journalism - Long Form, and won a 2007 Genesis Award for Outstanding Cable Documentary.It is the final episode of HBO's America Undercover series.<EOS>"
5119,171336,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rusty_Cundieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darin_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Syfy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rusty Cundieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Griff Furst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darin Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cooper_Huckabee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Whitfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Emmanuel Abellard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sage Arrindell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rusty_Cundieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darin_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rusty_Cundieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darin_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rusty_Cundieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darin_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tales from the Hood 3<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frederik_Wiedmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Hood_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rusty_Cundieff<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tales from the Hood 3 is a 2020 American black horror anthology film written and directed by Rusty Cundieff and Darin Scott, executive-produced by Spike Lee, and starring Tony Todd, London Brown, Cooper Huckabee, Patrick Emmanuel Abellard, Sage Arrindell, and Lynn Whitfield. The film is the sequel to Cundieff and Scott's 2018 horror anthology Tales from the Hood 2 and tells the story of a lumbering man and a young girl on the run from ""bad things"" as the young girl tells him different stories to distract him from the impending danger.The wraparound story is ""The Mouths of Babes and Demons"" while the segments are ""Ruby Gates"", ""The Bunker"", ""Operatic"" and ""Dope Kicks"". ""The Mouths of Babes and Demons"", ""The Bunker"" and ""Dope Kicks"" were written and directed by Rusty Cundieff while ""Ruby Gates"" and ""Operatic"" were written and directed by Darin Scott.<EOS>"
5120,136165,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Federico Chentrens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Nine Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Federico Chentrens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Fitzpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Hamblin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Teale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Pomeranz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bushranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bushranger_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bushranger is a 1976 Australian TV movie.The movie was directed by Federico Chentrens, an Italian director who came to Australia to make a TV series about bushrangers. The series was not made but Chentres liked Australia and decided to settle there permanently.The film was based on a 1972 novel by Kenneth Cook, The Wanted Dead. The Sydney Morning Herald reviewing the book, called it ""a bookful of excitement."" A script was originally done by Cook and Eleanor Witcombe and was sold to the ABC who were going to make it in collaboration with an Italian company. However, this floundered after problems with Actors' Equity.The movie was part of a nine-picture slate from the Nine network made at a cost of $2 million. Others included Paradise, The Human Target, Spiral Bureau, and Polly Me Love.The film was shot entirely on the ranch of Smokey Dawson. The film was shown as part of three 90 minute TV movies on ""Australian Film Week"" on GTV-9 along with Polly Me Love and Murcheson Creek.<EOS>"
5121,18986,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brian Thomas Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sony Video Software Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Zimmerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bernard E. Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven D. Mackler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John MacKay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vivian Lanko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Nuchtern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mad_scientist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rejuvenatrix<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rapid_human_age_change<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rejuvenatrix (also known as The Rejuvenator) is a 1988 American horror film starring Vivian Lanko and John MacKay, and directed by Brian Thomas Jones. The film was partly inspired by the 1959 science fiction film The Wasp Woman, which had been produced and directed by Roger Corman. The original title was Rejuvenatrix, although it has become more popularly known as The Rejuvenator, and this included the UK and Brazil.<EOS>"
5122,144733,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jesper Wachtmeister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Icarus Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Quantum Leap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Artfilms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>DR International Sales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonas Kellagher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paolo_Soleri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antti_Lovag<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archigram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cook_(architect)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moshe_Safdie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buckminster_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Niemeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacque_Fresco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Le_Corbusier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Superstudio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Vetsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Great Expectations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_architecture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Swedish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swedish_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Great_Expectations_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Swedish_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Great Expectations (a journey through the history of visionary architecture) is a 2007 documentary about the history of visionary architecture by director Jesper Wachtmeister.The film uses interviews to frame the history of utopian and visionary architecture through the 20th century. Subjects include Le Corbusier, Oscar Niemeyer, Peter Cook, Buckminster Fuller, Moshe Safdie, Antti Lovag, Paolo Soleri, Peter Vetsch and Jacque Fresco.<EOS>"
5123,58371,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cannon_Group,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Gielgud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Piper Laurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren Bacall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Ustinov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jenny Seagrove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carrie Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hayley Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Soul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cannon_Group,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Shaffer_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Buckman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Appointment with Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Pino_Donaggio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Jerusalem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Hercule_Poirot_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Anthony_Shaffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Appointment_with_Death_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Peter_Buckman<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Appointment with Death is a 1988 American mystery film and sequel produced and directed by Michael Winner. Made by Golan-Globus Productions, the film is an adaptation of the 1938 Agatha Christie novel Appointment with Death featuring the detective Hercule Poirot. The screenplay was co-written by Winner, Peter Buckman, and Anthony Shaffer, the latter writing the script ten years earlier. The film stars Peter Ustinov as Poirot, along with Lauren Bacall, Carrie Fisher, John Gielgud, Piper Laurie, Hayley Mills, Jenny Seagrove and David Soul. It is a follow-up to numerous other theatrical and made-for-television adaptions starring Ustinov, as well as 1974's Murder On The Orient Express.It marks Ustinov's final portrayal of Hercule Poirot.<EOS>"
5124,9807,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Molina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Terry Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sue Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Farshtey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Taiwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Denmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyborg_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_robots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buena_Vista_Home_Entertainment_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lego_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bionicle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bionicle_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Toon_Disney_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Henry_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bionicle_3:_Web_of_Shadows<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Taiwanese_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows is a 2005 animated science fantasy action film based on the Bionicle toy line by Lego and the third installment in the Bionicle film series. It is a direct sequel to Bionicle 2: Legends of Metru Nui, and largely adapts the 2005 storyline with the majority of events taking place before the previous film's ending. Like Legends of Metru Nui, Web of Shadows is a prequel to the first film, Bionicle: Mask of Light. This is the first Bionicle film to not be given a rating by the MPAA. It was released on DVD on October 11, 2005, by Buena Vista Home Entertainment under the Miramax Home Entertainment label.<EOS>"
5125,132862,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Graeme_Revell<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Toho-Towa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Concorde Filmverleih<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Wilson_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Gordon_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noah Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angelina Jolie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Iain Glen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Voight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Toho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonine_Holding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Wilson_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Gordon_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Zinman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Colleary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Werb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Massett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lara Croft: Tomb Raider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lara Croft: Tomb Raider – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lara Croft: Tomb Raider &ndash; Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>orchestral<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Graeme_Revell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Venice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hertfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Girls_with_guns_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lawrence_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mutual_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_hunt_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cambodia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Iceland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Colleary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Simon_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tomb_Raider_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lara_Croft:_Tomb_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Illuminati<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lara Croft: Tomb Raider is a 2001 action adventure film based on the Tomb Raider video game series featuring the character Lara Croft, portrayed by Angelina Jolie. An international co-production between the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan and Germany, it was directed by Simon West and revolves around Lara Croft trying to obtain ancient artifacts in competition with the Illuminati.The film was released on June 15, 2001, to mostly negative reviews from critics, although Jolie was praised for her performance. It grossed $274.7 million worldwide, making it  one of the highest-grossing video game adaptations. A sequel, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider – The Cradle of Life, was released in 2003.<EOS>"
5126,103402,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Myles Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Perlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Dix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fay Wray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victor Kilian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myles_Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Perlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myles_Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ethel_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Fergusson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It Happened in Hollywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Hollywood,_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Happened_in_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_William_Perlberg<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>It Happened in Hollywood is a 1937 American comedy film directed by Harry Lachman and starring Richard Dix, Fay Wray and Victor Kilian. The arrival of sound wrecks the career of a leading western actor while his leading lady rises to new heights.  Its original working title was Once a Hero.<EOS>"
5127,9970,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Strickland_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Strickland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nick Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinema Purgatorio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jacqui Edenbrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Strickland_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Biophilia Live<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2013<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Strickland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:One_Little_Independent_Records_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Björk_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Björk:_Biophilia_Live<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Björk_video_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Biophilia Live is a 2014 British concert film by Björk, directed and edited by Peter Strickland and Nick Fenton. The film features Björk performing tracks from her Biophilia tour, which started in June 2011 and ended in September 2013. It was filmed at Alexandra Palace in London on 3 September 2013, and had a theatrical premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on 26 April 2014 with screenings across the world throughout the same year.The film was released on home video in three separate editions (3×LP + DVD, 2×CD + DVD, and 2×CD + Blu-ray) on 25 November 2014.<EOS>"
5128,137584,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Independent_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Proudlock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yolande Donlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>André Morell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ursula Howells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Independent_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Proudlock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>They Can't Hang Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_spy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Can't_Hang_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>They Can't Hang Me is a 1955 British drama film directed by Val Guest and starring Terence Morgan, Yolande Donlan and Anthony Oliver. It was written by Guest and Val Valentine based on the 1955 novel of the same title by Leonard Mosley.<EOS>"
5129,58625,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Willis Kent Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lane_Chandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yakima Canutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Doris Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Battling Buckaroo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battling_Buckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Armand_Schaefer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Battling Buckaroo is a 1932 American western film directed by Armand Schaefer and starring Lane Chandler, Doris Hill and  Yakima Canutt.<EOS>"
5130,149679,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_Ingari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wolfe Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Candice Kuwahara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_Ingari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Milkwater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brooklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milkwater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Milkwater is a 2020 American LGBTQ comedy drama independent film written and directed by Morgan Ingari, in her feature film debut. It stars Molly Bernard, Ava Eisenson, Patrick Breen, Bryn Carter, Bianca Castro and Robin de Jesús. The film had its world premiere at the Brooklyn Film Festival in June 2020, and had additional screenings at the Provincetown International Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival and the Nashville Film Festival. The movie was released to streaming services on May 21, 2021. The film takes its title from the poem The Consecrating Mother by poet Anne Sexton. Ingari said she created the film with a team of entirely female department heads. Molly Bernard who stars in the film, also served as an executive producer. The movie was filmed on location in Brooklyn.<EOS>"
5131,40970,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Moss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Warrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_G._Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Waldo_Salt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Corey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Winkle Goes to War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Sawtell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pacific_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Waldo_Salt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Winkle_Goes_to_War<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carmen_Dragon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Winkle Goes to War is a 1944 war comedy film starring Edward G. Robinson and Ruth Warrick, based on the 1943 novel by Theodore Pratt.<EOS>"
5132,165243,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Monkey Melodies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_jungles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monkey_Melodies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_monkeys<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Monkey Melodies is a Silly Symphonies animated Disney short film. It was released in 1930 as the 13th film in the Silly Symphony Series.<EOS>
5133,88197,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Huddles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>All Media Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Phase 4 Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Zakk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cybill Lui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Huddles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Davis, Nicholas O'Toole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sophie Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James D'Arcy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bonnie Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rhys Wakefield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Freddie Stroma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daryl Sabara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phase_4_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>After the Dark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>After the Dark: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indonesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Indonesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Indonesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indonesian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indonesian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Dark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Jakarta<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>After the Dark (also titled The Philosophers outside the U.S.) is a science fiction psychological thriller film written and directed by John Huddles. It stars Sophie Lowe, Rhys Wakefield, Bonnie Wright, James D'Arcy, Daryl Sabara, and Freddie Stroma. The film premiered in competition at Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival on 7 July 2013. The film was nominated for “Best Motion Picture” in 2013 at the world's top fantasy film festival (The Sitges Film Festival, or Festival Internacional de Cinema Fantàstic de Catalunya). The film also premiered at Fantasy Filmfest on 21 August 2013. The film was released on February 7, 2014, in the United States.<EOS>"
5134,25572,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Richardson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Blakely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Judd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_Willman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olinka_Berova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_O'Donnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Vengeance of She<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mario_Nascimbene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cliff_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_She<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vengeance_of_She<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Aida_Young<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Vengeance of She is a 1968 British fantasy film directed by Cliff Owen and starring John Richardson, Olinka Berova, Edward Judd, André Morell, and Colin Blakely. It has little in common with the 1905 novel Ayesha: The Return of She by H. Rider Haggard. It was made by Hammer Films as a loose sequel to the 1965 hit film She.<EOS>"
5135,166869,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lynton Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Parr_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshall_Napier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruno_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Spence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian Watkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Rowley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Parr_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Hugh_Morrieson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martyn_Sanderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pallet on the Floor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_New_Zealand_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pallet_on_the_Floor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pallet on the Floor is a 1986 New Zealand made comedy-drama film, based on the final novel by Ronald Hugh Morrieson. Shot in 1983 at Patea, partly in a closed-down abattoir, the film was given limited release in New Zealand three years later.The main role of abattoir worker Sam Jamieson is played by veteran actor Peter McCauley.Pallet on the Floor is the only feature film directed by Lynton Butler, who earlier made One of those Blighters, a television production which fictionalised Morrieson's life.Actor and musician Bruno Lawrence contributed to the jazz score, and has a small cameo role playing Morrieson as a bass player at a wedding.The focus of the plot was shifted to the character of the British remittance man in the hope that Peter O’Toole would take the role. This did not occur. While billed as comedy, the film depicts 1960s racism and class divisions, and maintains Morrieson's trademark preoccupations .... of sex, death, mateship, voyeurism, violence, booze and mayhem in bleak small town New Zealand.<EOS>"
5136,166931,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Guerilla Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gabriel Byrne, Jamie Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_Macfadyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gordon_Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Brylcreem Boys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brylcreem_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_prisoner_of_war_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Brylcreem Boys is a 1998 romantic comedy film set in Ireland during the Second World War. The film, which stars Billy Campbell, Angus Macfadyen, Jean Butler and Gabriel Byrne, was directed and co written by Terence Ryan. The story is set against the extraordinary neutrality arrangements in Ireland during World War II.The title comes from a popular nickname for the RAF personnel during the period. Not to be confused with the identically titled 1979 BBC2 TV play about RAF Bomber Command.<EOS>"
5137,149854,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:I._Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:I._Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Buccaneer Bunny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yosemite_Sam_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buccaneer_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buccaneer Bunny is a 1948 Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on May 8, 1948, and features Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam.<EOS>"
5138,162115,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Goldblum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tikki Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Pellegrino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Harris_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Preston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Cavanaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Goldblum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Surprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Surprises<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Surprises (also known as The Best Night, The Red Eye) is a 1996 American short film directed by Jeff Goldblum. The film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film.<EOS>"
5139,9724,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Co-directed by:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Lundy_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Co-producer:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Featuring the voice talent of:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daws Butler as Southern Wolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Lundy_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heck_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Cosgriff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Billy Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_wolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mammals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Henry_Wilson_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_goats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Droopy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Boy_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tex_Avery's_Big_Bad_Wolf_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Billy Boy is a 1954 Southern Wolf animated short cartoon in the MGM cartoon theatrical series released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, produced by Fred Quimby, and directed by Tex Avery.<EOS>"
5140,95116,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Beaumont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Montgomery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tallulah_Bankhead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Beaumont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carey_Wilson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Faithless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Beaumont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Faithless_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Mildred_Cram<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Faithless is a 1932 American pre-Code romantic drama film about a spoiled socialite who loses her money during the Great Depression. The film stars Tallulah Bankhead and Robert Montgomery and is based on Mildred Cram's novel Tinfoil, which also provided the film's working title.<EOS>"
5141,135803,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Scholl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lippert Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Leewood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Kay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Beth_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wally Vernon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Scholl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Leewood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Kay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Wainer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Holiday Rhythm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Holiday_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Holiday Rhythm is a 1950 American musical film directed by Jack Scholl and starring Mary Beth Hughes, David Street and Wally Vernon. It is a B movie revue released by the poverty row studio Lippert Pictures.The film's sets were designed by the art director Frank Paul Sylos.<EOS>"
5142,31901,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Macarthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pinnacle Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Macarthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dwayne_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Isabella Tannock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leon Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Macarthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Macarthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Macarthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melanie_Poole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nice Package<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nice_Package<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nice Package is a 2016 gangster comedy feature starring Dwayne Cameron, Isabella Tannock and Leon Cain. The film is produced by Melanie Poole and directed by Dan Macarthur.<EOS>"
5143,137191,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Selfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Olive Negus-Fancey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imogen_Hassall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Prowse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Jason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Barrett_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Selfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_McGillivray_(producer/screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Selfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Cargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Cargo_(1973_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>White Cargo (also known as Albert's Follies) is a 1973 British comedy film directed by Ray Selfe and starring David Jason and Imogen Hassall. It was written by Selfe and David McGillivray.<EOS>
5144,126182,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Heather Thatcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Austin Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Wimperis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernst_Bach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauri_Wylie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Warm Corner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Warm_Corner<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>A Warm Corner is a 1930 British comedy film directed by Victor Saville and starring Leslie Henson, Heather Thatcher and Austin Melford. The film's sets were designed by Walter Murton. It was based on a successful play by Franz Arnold and Ernst Bach. It featured an early screen appearance by Merle Oberon.It was made at British and Dominions Elstree Studios by Gainsborough Pictures. The film's sets were designed by Walter Murton.The movie was a financial success.<EOS>"
5145,90683,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Witt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Pace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronnie D. Clemmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard P. Kughn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Shippey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Facinelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leigh_Taylor-Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennie_Garth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tucson,_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rod_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:An_Unfinished_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lee_Holdridge<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>An Unfinished Affair is a 1996 American television film directed by Rod Hardy and starring Jennie Garth, Tim Matheson, Leigh Taylor-Young, and Peter Facinelli. The film originally premiered on ABC and is now frequently aired on Lifetime.<EOS>"
5146,161292,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bill Baggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Carlton International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>S & J Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicola_Bryant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Heather Tracy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Briggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Airzone Solution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Environmental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_spin-offs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_2090s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bill_&_Ben_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Airzone_Solution<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Nicholas_Briggs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Airzone Solution (stylised as The AirZone Solution?) is a 1993 British sci-fi-thriller film, produced by BBV. It was written by Nicholas Briggs and directed by Bill Baggs. It stars Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Peter Davison, Sylvester McCoy, Jon Pertwee and Heather Tracy.<EOS>"
5147,68943,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William T. Lackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Albertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lorna Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jed Prouty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_T._Lackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Waggner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmond_Kelso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Father Steps Out<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father_Steps_Out_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_hoboes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Father Steps Out is a 1941 American comedy film directed by Jean Yarbrough and starring Frank Albertson, Jed Prouty, Lorna Gray and Frank Faylen. It is a remake of the 1934 film City Limits.<EOS>"
5148,82464,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Pedro Kos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Shenk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Berge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bonni Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Serin Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amaree McKenstry-Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pedro_Kos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Shenk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lead Me Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_homelessness_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lead_Me_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_poverty_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Lead Me Home is a 2021 American short documentary film made for Netflix and directed by Pedro Kos and Jon Shenk. It was nominated for Best Documentary Short Subject at the 94th Academy Awards.<EOS>
5149,54386,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Coraci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Giarraputo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Simonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathy Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fairuza Balk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Coraci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Simonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Giarraputo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Waterboy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Waterboy: Original Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virginity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mother–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Adam_Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Adam_Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Tim_Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pittsburgh_Steelers_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Coraci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jack_Giarraputo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Waterboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Waterboy is a 1998 American sports comedy film directed by Frank Coraci. It was written by Adam Sandler and Tim Herlihy, and produced by Robert Simonds and Jack Giarraputo. Sandler also stars as the title character, while Kathy Bates, Fairuza Balk, Henry Winkler, Jerry Reed, Lawrence Gilliard Jr., Blake Clark, Peter Dante, and Jonathan Loughran play other characters.Lynn Swann, Lawrence Taylor, Jimmy Johnson, Bill Cowher, Paul ""The Big Show"" Wight, and Rob Schneider have cameo appearances. The film was extremely profitable, earning $39.4 million in its opening weekend alone in the United States, earning a total of $190 million worldwide. The film received mixed reviews from critics.<EOS>"
5150,23867,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patricia Herskovic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max A. Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Micheline H. Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lois_Nettleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Borgnine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Buckner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharon_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_East<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maren_Jensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Hartman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deadly Blessing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ohio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Blessing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wes_Craven<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deadly Blessing is a 1981 American supernatural slasher film directed by Wes Craven and starring Maren Jensen, Susan Buckner, Sharon Stone, Jeff East, and Ernest Borgnine. The film tells the story of a strange figure committing murder in a contemporary farming community adjacent to a religious sect that believes in ancient evil and curses.Craven became involved in the project through producer Max A. Keller, who had cowrote and produced Craven's previous directorial credit, Stranger in Our House (1978). Deadly Blessing was shot on location in Texas in late 1980 and distributed through United Artists, marking Craven's first major studio feature. Released in the summer of 1981, it received mixed reviews from critics but was a modest box office success, grossing over $8 million in the United States.<EOS>"
5151,165718,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Viktor Ritelis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Philip East<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beth_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Les_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pirates Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pirates_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Pirates Island is a 1990 Australian film about a group of children who are swept away in a balloon to an island where pirates run amok.<EOS>
5152,83868,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Crystal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Colesberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Pepper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Jane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Crystal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Colesberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1961<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1998<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Detroit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Bronx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marc_Shaiman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Joe_DiMaggio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_New_York_Yankees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:61*<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Billy_Crystal<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>61* is a 2001 American sports drama television film directed and co-executive produced by Billy Crystal and written by Hank Steinberg. It stars Barry Pepper as Roger Maris and Thomas Jane as Mickey Mantle on their quest to break Babe Ruth's 1927 single-season home run record of 60 during the 1961 season of the New York Yankees. The film first aired on HBO on April 28, 2001.<EOS>"
5153,169298,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Werner_Herzog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucki_Stipetic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Spence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Werner_Herzog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucki_Stipetic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Werner_Herzog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Where the Green Ants Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Werner_Herzog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Aboriginal_Australians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Green_Ants_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Australia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Where the Green Ants Dream (German: Wo die grünen Ameisen träumen) is a 1984 English-language West German film directed and co-written by Werner Herzog, made in Australia. Based on a true story about Indigenous land rights in Australia, but slated as a mixture of fact and fiction, it only got a limited release in Australia, where it was not well received by critics; the film fared a bit better in Europe and North America.<EOS>"
5154,165499,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Octomom_Home_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Armstrong_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Octomom_Home_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadya_Suleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Octomom_Home_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Armstrong_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Octomom_Home_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Octomom Home Alone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Octomom_Home_Alone<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Octomom_Home_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Octomom_Home_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Octomom_Home_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Octomom_Home_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:AVN_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Octomom_Home_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Octomom_Home_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Octomom_Home_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Octomom_Home_Alone<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Female_masturbation<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Octomom Home Alone is a pornographic film featuring prominent American mother Nadya Suleman, also known as ""Octomom"", masturbating. The DVD was released on 16 July 2012  by Wicked Pictures and drew media attention given Suleman's celebrity and recognition from the AVN Awards.<EOS>"
5155,134857,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:René_Guissart_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:René_Guissart_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sweet Devil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Devil<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_René_Guissart<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sweet Devil is a 1938 British musical comedy film directed by René Guissart and starring Bobby Howes, Jean Gillie and William Kendall. It was made at Pinewood Studios.<EOS>"
5156,110931,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Minna_Gombell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Eilers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Dunn_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_J._Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bad Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_director_won_the_Best_Directing_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Adapted_Screenplay_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Borzage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Girl_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Viña_Delmar<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bad Girl is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film directed by Frank Borzage and starring Sally Eilers, James Dunn, and Minna Gombell. The screenplay was adapted by Edwin J. Burke from the 1928 novel by Viña Delmar and the 1930 play by Delmar and Brian Marlowe. The plot follows the courtship and marriage of two young, working-class people and the misunderstandings that result from their not having learned to trust and communicate with one another. The film propelled then-unknown actors Eilers and Dunn to stardom. It was nominated for three Academy Awards, including Best Picture, and won for Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay.<EOS>"
5157,43393,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Watkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Watkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamie_Gillis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexis X<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tanya Lawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tiffany Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tish Ambrose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Watkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Corruption_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Watkins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Corruption is a 1983 American pornographic film written and directed by Roger Watkins under the pseudonym of Richard Mahler. The film, a loose adaptation of Richard Wagner's Das Rheingold, is about a group of shady businessmen seeking a mysterious briefcase which offers its owner untold power, on the condition that the owner renounce love.<EOS>"
5158,9784,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Landreth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alias_wavefront<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andy Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Tureski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Penny Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Awl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Kodeski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diana Slickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greg Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phil Ridarelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephanie Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Landreth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alias_wavefront<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Kotis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bingo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Computer-animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bingo_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chris_Landreth<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bingo is a 1998 animated short film directed by Chris Landreth. The short is based on the stage play Disregard This Play by the theater troupe  The Neo Futurists. It uses surrealistic imagery and dialogue to tell the story of an ordinary man who is surrounded by characters who insist that he is someone named ""Bingo the Clown"" even though he is not. Eventually, the man is worn down by their unwavering insistence and comes to believe that he is Bingo the Clown.At the time of Bingo's creation, Landreth was employed as an animator at Alias|Wavefront, and the film was used to demonstrate the capabilities of the company's new Maya animation software.<EOS>"
5159,163444,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Union-Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comet_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rozdelovna_Filmu_Ceskoslovenského_Státního_Filmu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Stoloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noreen_Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Paige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Watkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Darwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Donaldson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Union-Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comet_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rozdelovna_Filmu_Ceskoslovenského_Státního_Filmu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Stoloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_E._Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crane_Wilbur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Red Stallion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_horses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinecolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Red_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Friedrich_Hollaender<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Red Stallion is a 1947 American Western film directed by Lesley Selander shot in Cinecolor. It is about a young boy who trains his beloved pet horse to be a racehorse in order to save his grandmother's farm from foreclosure. It was filmed at Mount Shasta and the Shasta Starr Ranch in northern California.<EOS>
5160,128391,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Levant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Radcliffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Barnathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arnold Schwarzenegger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rita Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sinbad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phil Hartman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jake Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Belushi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Levant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Columbus_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barnathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jingle All the Way<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Christmas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_involved_in_plagiarism_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Levant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1492_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Chris_Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Barnathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jingle_All_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Studios_franchises<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jingle All the Way is a 1996 American Christmas family comedy film directed by Brian Levant. The film stars Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sinbad as Howard Langston and Myron Larabee, two rival fathers living in Minneapolis desperately trying to purchase the popular Turbo Man action figure for their respective sons on a last-minute shopping spree on Christmas Eve. The film's title is borrowed from the lyrics of the popular Christmas song ""Jingle Bells"".Inspired by real-life Christmas toy sell-outs for such items as Cabbage Patch Kids, the film was written by Randy Kornfield. Producer Chris Columbus rewrote the script, adding in elements of satire about the commercialization of Christmas, and the project was picked up by 20th Century Fox. Delays to Fox's reboot of Planet of the Apes allowed Schwarzenegger to come on board the film, while Columbus opted to cast Sinbad instead of Joe Pesci as Myron. Jingle All the Way was set and filmed in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul at a variety of locations, including the Mall of America. After five weeks of filming, production moved to California, where scenes such as the end parade were shot. The film's swift production meant merchandising was limited to a replica of the Turbo Man action figure used in the film.Upon release, Jingle All the Way grossed $129.8 million worldwide but received generally negative reviews from critics for its weak plot, tone, humor and Schwarzenegger's performance. In 2001, Fox was ordered to pay $19 million to Murray Hill Publishing for stealing the idea for the film; the verdict was overturned three years later. Jingle All the Way is the third and final collaboration between Sinbad and Phil Hartman after Coneheads (1993) and Houseguest (1995), and the last film featuring Hartman to be released during his lifetime before he was murdered in 1998. In 2014, the film was followed by a sequel in name only, Jingle All the Way 2, starring Larry the Cable Guy.<EOS>"
5161,104616,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evalyn_Knapp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Smith_Ballew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Gehrig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Taylor_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Natteford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rawhide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sol_Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rawhide_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Taylor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rawhide is a 1938 American Western film starring Lou Gehrig and released by 20th Century-Fox. It was directed by Ray Taylor and produced by Sol Lesser from a screenplay by Jack Natteford and Daniel Jarrett. The cinematography was by Allen Q. Thompson. This is the only Hollywood movie in which baseball great Lou Gehrig made a screen appearance, playing himself as a vacationing ballplayer visiting his sister Peggy (played by Evalyn Knapp) on a ranch in the fictional town of Rawhide, Montana. The film remains available on DVD and VHS formats.<EOS>"
5162,5468,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Greutert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Burg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregg Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Oren Koules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Patrick Flanery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cary Elwes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tobin Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betsy Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Costas Mandylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Greutert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Burg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oren_Koules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Melton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcus_Dunstan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saw 3D<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saw 3D Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Censored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Torture_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saw_(franchise)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charlie_Clouser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Greutert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_3D<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_3D_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Saw 3D (also released as Saw: The Final Chapter) is a 2010 American 3D horror film directed by Kevin Greutert and written by Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan. A sequel to Saw VI (2009) and the seventh installment in the Saw film series, it stars Tobin Bell, Costas Mandylor, Betsy Russell, Sean Patrick Flanery, and Cary Elwes.The plot follows author Bobby Dagen (Flanery), who, after falsely claiming to be a survivor of one of the games perpetrated by the Jigsaw Killer (Bell) in order to become a local celebrity, finds himself part of a real game where he must save his wife. Meanwhile, John Kramer's ex-wife Jill Tuck (Russell) informs internal affairs that rogue detective Mark Hoffman (Mandylor) is the man responsible for the recent Jigsaw games.Two sequels  to Saw VI were originally planned, but due to the decline in box office success for the film, Saw 3D was instead made as the final installment in the series. The plot for the originally planned Saw VIII was instead included in Saw 3D. David Hackl, director of Saw V (2008), was originally set to direct Saw 3D, but two weeks before filming, Greutert, who previously directed Saw VI, took over. The film was shot in Toronto, Ontario from February to April 2010 and was filmed in RealD 3D.The film opened on October 29, 2010 in the United States and Canada. It received largely negative reviews, but was a box office success, grossing $136.2 million worldwide. It was followed by an eighth film, Jigsaw, in 2017.<EOS>"
5163,163464,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Charles Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Vitale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Susan P. Thomases<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G._Gordon_Liddy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Strathairn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morey_Amsterdam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willie_Mays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Siegel_(talk_show_host)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cameron_Swayze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myron_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Blassie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Marineau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Orange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicky Beim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tina Marie Staiano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When Nature Calls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Nature_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When Nature Calls is a 1985 spoof comedy written and directed by Charles Kaufman and starring Academy Award nominee David Strathairn in an early performance. The film was distributed by Charles Kaufman's brother, Lloyd Kaufman, of Troma Entertainment (sister Susan Kaufman worked as an art director and their father Stanley appeared as an actor in the film).<EOS>"
5164,76084,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Scott_Darling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Too Many Wives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Wives_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Too Many Wives is a 1933 British comedy film directed by George King and starring Claude Flemming, Alf Goddard and Jack Hobbs. It was a quota quickie made at Teddington Studios by the British subsidiary of Warner Bros.<EOS>"
5165,156374,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Karl Slovin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_C._McGinley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas J. Mangan IV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Tucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Eldard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kari_Wuhrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Goode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jordan Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_C._McGinley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sex and the Other Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sex and the Other Man (also known as Captive) is a 1995 American comedy-drama film written and directed by Karl Slovin, based on the 1990 play Captive by Paul Weitz. This film features music composed by Anton Sanko. The film stars Stanley Tucci, Kari Wuhrer, Ron Eldard and Conrad Goode in the lead roles.Arthur Wilkins (Stanley Tucci) becomes an unwitting hostage when Bill Jameson (Ron Eldard), frustrated by a failing sex life and suspicious that his girlfriend Jessica (Kari Wuhrer) has been unfaithful, confronts her boss in their apartment. After catching them together, Bill ties up the boss and demands hush money — only to discover that sharing the bedroom drama with a captive audience rekindles his own virility. What begins as a bizarre extortion escalates into increasingly perverse voyeuristic role-play, blending black comedy with unsettling intimacy, until the situation spirals into chaos and emotional reckoning.<EOS>"
5166,11094,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Kagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_W._Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Proffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Josh Kesselman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Silverman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernadette_Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Kagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_W._Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Proffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bruce_Broughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeremy_Kagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobbie's_Girl<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_LGBT-related_television_shows<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bobbie's Girl is a 2002 Irish comedy-drama television film directed by Jeremy Kagan and starring Bernadette Peters, Rachel Ward, Jonathan Silverman, and Thomas Sangster. The plot is about two women leading a comfortable, quiet life running a pub in Dublin who are suddenly confronted with a series of health and family crises.<EOS>"
5167,165906,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_La_Plante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Kendall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Girl in Possession<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_Possession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Girl in Possession is a 1934 British comedy film directed and written by Monty Banks and starring Laura La Plante and Henry Kendall.<EOS>
5168,82659,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Pevney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Danton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vic_Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Parrish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Pevney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Browne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Portrait of a Mobster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Irish_Mob<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Pevney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Dutch_Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jewish-American_organized_crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Mad_Dog_Coll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portrait_of_a_Mobster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Legs_Diamond<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Portrait of a Mobster is a 1961 American crime film directed by Joseph Pevney and starring Vic Morrow, Leslie Parrish and Ray Danton repeating his role as 'Legs' Diamond.<EOS>"
5169,103170,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josephine_Hutchinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Happiness Ahead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_Ahead_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Happiness Ahead is a 1934 American comedy film directed by Mervyn LeRoy and starring Dick Powell with Josephine Hutchinson. This was Hutchinson's (credited) debut.<EOS>
5170,84720,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Euzhan_Palcy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paula_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hampton_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Selway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marlon Brando<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Sarandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jürgen Prochnow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zakes Mokae<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janet Suzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Welland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Euzhan_Palcy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Dry White Season<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States, France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1976<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_South_African_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apartheid_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Zimbabwe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dave_Grusin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_South_African_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dry_White_Season<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Euzhan_Palcy<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>A Dry White Season is a 1989 American drama film directed by Euzhan Palcy, and starring Donald Sutherland, Jürgen Prochnow, Marlon Brando, Janet Suzman, Zakes Mokae and Susan Sarandon. It was written by Colin Welland and Palcy, based upon André Brink's novel A Dry White Season. Robert Bolt also contributed uncredited revisions of the screenplay. It is set in South Africa in 1976 and deals with the subject of apartheid. Brando was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.<EOS>"
5171,80815,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Kaufmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Rapp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Waldo_Salt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_M._Powell_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Markes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Morris_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wild and Wonderful<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harold_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_and_Wonderful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Waldo_Salt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wild and Wonderful is a 1964 comedy film directed by Michael Anderson and starring Tony Curtis and Christine Kaufmann.  The screenplay concerns a clever French poodle named Monsieur Cognac, and the dog's effect on the newly married couple portrayed by Curtis and Kaufmann.  The film was co-produced by Harold Hecht and Curtis, the actor's last under his long contractual relationship with Universal Studios.<EOS>"
5172,123555,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barney Gerard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Yule<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George McManus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Renie Riano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_Gerard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_F._Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Ryan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barney_Gerard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_McManus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jiggs and Maggie in Jackpot Jitters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jiggs_and_Maggie_in_Jackpot_Jitters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bringing_Up_Father<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jiggs and Maggie in Jackpot Jitters is a 1949 American comedy film directed by William Beaudine and starring Joe Yule, Renie Riano and George McManus. It was the third of four films in the Jiggs and Maggie film series, spun off from Bringing Up Father (1946). The series follows the adventures of a family of Irish immigrants to the United States.<EOS>"
5173,25970,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gainsborough_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moore_Marriott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Moffatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Hay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gainsborough_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marriott_Edgar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Hay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Edgar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stafford_Dickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Windbag the Sailor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Windbag_the_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Marriott_Edgar<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Windbag the Sailor is a 1936 British comedy film directed by William Beaudine and starring Will Hay. The film marked the first appearance of Hay with Graham Moffatt and Moore Marriott acting as his straight men, however both Moffatt and Marriott had previously acted separately in films starring Hay, namely in Dandy Dick and Where There's a Will, respectively.<EOS>"
5174,135878,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hannah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_MacDonald_(sound_effects_artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Thompson_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hannah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Bertino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hooked Bear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Hannah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Oliver_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hooked_Bear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hooked Bear is a 1956 short film in the Humphrey the Bear series.<EOS>
5175,24250,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Lorre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Farr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Hartnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Templeton_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Double Confession<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Confession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_rediscovered_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Double Confession is a 1950 British crime film directed by Ken Annakin and starring Derek Farr, Joan Hopkins,  William Hartnell and Peter Lorre. The screenplay by William Templeton is based on the 1949 novel All On A Summer's Day by H.L.V. Fletcher (under the pen name John Garden).<EOS>"
5176,97995,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joel Paul Reisig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Be Your Own Hollywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joel Paul Reisig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dean Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tara Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stillwater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fairies_and_sprites<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wish_fulfillment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hedgehogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_the_Talking_Hedgehog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Andy the Talking Hedgehog is a 2018 American fantasy adventure film. The film stars Tara Reid, Dean Cain, and newcomer child actor Karina Martinez. It was directed by Joel Paul Reisig.<EOS>"
5177,2445,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Profile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Profile_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Francis_Searle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Profile is a 1954 British second feature ('B') thriller film directed by Francis Searle and starring John Bentley, Kathleen Byron and Thea Gregory. It was written by John Temple-Smith, Maurice Temple-Smith and John Gilling.The story concerns a murder mystery set in a magazine publishers.<EOS>"
5178,59691,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Keith Barish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael J. Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael McKean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gena Rowlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Jett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Barish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Light of Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cleveland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Thomas_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cleveland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Light_of_Day<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Taft_Entertainment_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Light of Day is a 1987 American musical drama film starring Michael J. Fox, Gena Rowlands and Joan Jett in her film debut. It was written and directed by Paul Schrader. The original music score was composed by Thomas Newman and the cinematography is by John Bailey.<EOS>"
5179,143965,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Lyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Mancuso Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lorenzo O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Cross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marlene Favela<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dominic Keating<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helena Mattsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Lyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mancuso_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorenzo_O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Syfy_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Lyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Species_–_The_Awakening<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Species_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Species – The Awakening is a 2007 science fiction action thriller television film and the fourth and final installment of the Species franchise. The film was directed by Nick Lyon and starring Ben Cross, Helena Mattsson, Dominic Keating and Marlene Favela. It is a standalone sequel to Species III (2004) and the only film of the Species franchise that does not involve Natasha Henstridge. The film premiered on the American broadcast, the Sci-Fi Channel on September 29, 2007 and was released on DVD on October 2.<EOS>"
5180,165456,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinecolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Up-Standing_Sitter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Up-Standing Sitter is a 1948 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on July 3, 1948, and stars Daffy Duck. All voices are by Mel Blanc.<EOS>"
5181,165738,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacki_Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bruning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Keays-Byrne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Phipps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paula_Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Polly Me Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Me_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Maxwell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Polly Me Love is a 1976 Australian film about a brothel owner's daughter in 1830.The film was a ratings success and also sold to Canada, Europe and South America.<EOS>"
5182,153306,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Bogart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chief_Dan_George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Bellamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keenan_Wynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Archer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eva_Marie_Saint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Darrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Bogart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Marx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fisher_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cancel My Reservation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dominic_Frontiere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Louis_L'Amour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cancel_My_Reservation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Bogart<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cancel My Reservation is a 1972 American comedy film starring Bob Hope and Eva Marie Saint, and directed by Paul Bogart. The movie was Bob Hope's last of over 50 theatrical features as leading man, a screen run begun in 1938. It was also Eva Marie Saint's last film before she took a break from the big screen until 1986's Nothing in Common.<EOS>"
5183,136873,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Don Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Studios Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>HIT Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ian McCue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jennifer Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keith Wickham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kerry Shale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Teresa Gallagher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Hasler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joseph May<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Whitnall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Ragland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Rackstraw ]<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HIT_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Britt_Allcroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mitton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilbert_Awdry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Adventure Begins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mattel_Creations_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_The_Adventure_Begins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Britt_Allcroft<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Thomas & Friends: The Adventure Begins is a 2015 British animated adventure comedy film and the eighth feature-length special in the British television series Thomas & Friends. The film was produced and distributed by HIT Entertainment with animation production by Canadian-based Arc Productions. The film functions as a prequel to the show, and a retelling of the first two books of The Railway Series; The Three Railway Engines and Thomas the Tank Engine. It was made to commemorate the 70th anniversary of The Railway Series, and was the first installment to officially adapt a story from The Railway Series since series 4. The film also saw John Hasler and Joseph May take over the voice role of Thomas the Tank Engine in the United Kingdom and the United States respectively.The film was first released direct-to-video on DVD in the United States on 3 March 2015 and in the United Kingdom on 27 July.<EOS>"
5184,23901,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_J._Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_Bromley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_McGrath_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_J._Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_R._Austin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death Goes North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rin_Tin_Tin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Goes_North<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Canadian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Death Goes North is an American-Canadian western film directed by Frank McDonald and starring Edgar Edwards, Sheila Bromley and James McGrath. The film was produced in spring of 1937, but released belatedly on July 1, 1939.<EOS>"
5185,60572,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Walker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Loose Ends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loose_Ends_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Walker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Loose Ends is a 1930 British drama film directed by Norman Walker and starring Edna Best, Owen Nares and Miles Mander. It was made at Elstree Studios.<EOS>"
5186,102050,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Klymkiw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Cox_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kyle_McCulloch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gosia_Dobrowolska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brent_Neale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Neville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Klymkiw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Maddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Careful<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Alps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_16_mm_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Avalanches_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Winnipeg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Careful_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Maddin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Careful is a 1992 Canadian film directed by Guy Maddin. It is Maddin's third feature film and his first colour film, shot on 16mm on a budget of $1.1 million. At one point, Martin Scorsese had agreed to act in the film, as Count Knotkers, but bowed out to complete Cape Fear. Maddin pursued casting hockey star Bobby Hull, but ended up casting Paul Cox.<EOS>"
5187,96863,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Realm Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_J._Fancey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_J._Fancey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Flannelfoot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flannelfoot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Flannelfoot is a 1953 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Ronald Howard, Mary Germaine and Jack Watling. It was written by Carl Heck and Jack Henry, and made at Walton Studios. The film's sets were designed by John Stoll.The film reflects the media interest in the notorious and elusive cat burglar of the 1930s Harry Edward Vickers who was nicknamed Flannelfoot because he would cover his boots with cloth to silence his footsteps. The title and the burglar's use of cloth on his boots are the only two resemblances between the actual case and the film's plot, with the latter instead mainly set in the early 1950s.<EOS>"
5188,166346,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dog_and_the_Diamonds<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dog_and_the_Diamonds<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Children's_Film_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dog_and_the_Diamonds<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dog_and_the_Diamonds<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dog_and_the_Diamonds<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Children's_Film_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dog_and_the_Diamonds<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dog and the Diamonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dog_and_the_Diamonds<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dog_and_the_Diamonds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dog_and_the_Diamonds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dog_and_the_Diamonds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dog_and_the_Diamonds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dog_and_the_Diamonds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dog_and_the_Diamonds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dog_and_the_Diamonds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Dog and the Diamonds is a 1953 British family drama film directed by Ralph Thomas and starring Kathleen Harrison, George Coulouris, and Geoffrey Sumner. The screenplay was by Patricia Latham. It was produced by Peter Rogers and distributed by the Children's Film Foundation.<EOS>"
5189,160454,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Michael_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryan Michael Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Abrahamson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Earl_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Casey_Kasem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yasmine_Bleeth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Winters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emily_Mae_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Michael_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Michael_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Abrahamson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Michael_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Undercover Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ottawa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Undercover_Angel_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Undercover Angel, also known as  Un vrai petit ange (French title in Canada), is a 1999 romantic comedy film written and directed by Bryan Michael Stoller and starring Yasmine Bleeth and Dean Winters.It was released on DVD in the 10 Movie Kid's Pack Volume 3 by Echo Bridge Home Entertainment in 2011.<EOS>"
5190,88174,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Scagliotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Run_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Scagliotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Run_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>After Stonewall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_topics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_Run_Features_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_United_States_history<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Stonewall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Historiography_of_LGBT_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>After Stonewall is a 1999 documentary film about the 30 years of gay rights activism since the 1969 Stonewall riots, directed by John Scagliotti. It is the sequel to the Scagliotti-produced 1984 film Before Stonewall and is narrated by musician Melissa Etheridge. Participants include Dorothy Allison, Jewelle Gomez, Rita Mae Brown, Craig Lucas, Arnie Kantrowitz, Barbara Gittings, Barbara Smith, Larry Kramer and Barney Frank.<EOS>"
5191,165275,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mother was a Rooster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Was_a_Rooster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mother Was a Rooster is a 1962 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on October 20, 1962, and features Foghorn Leghorn and the Barnyard Dawg. The voices are performed by Mel Blanc. It is the last-released cartoon scored by Milt Franklyn; Bill Lava would take over as composer for Looney Tunes cartoons starting with Good Noose until the cartoon department's closure in 1969.<EOS>"
5192,11775,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Heather Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terence Stamp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christine Baranski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bowfinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Hollywood,_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Imagine_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Brian_Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steve_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_studio_lots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowfinger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Oz<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Bowfinger is a 1999 American satirical comedy film directed by Frank Oz. The film depicts a down-and-out filmmaker in Hollywood attempting to make a film on a small budget with a star who does not know that he is in the movie. It was written by Steve Martin, who also stars alongside Eddie Murphy in two roles, and also features Heather Graham as an ambitious would-be starlet.Bowfinger was released in the United States on August 13, 1999, to positive reviews, and grossed $98 million. The film is considered by many as one of Eddie Murphy's best and most underappreciated films.<EOS>"
5193,10707,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Coen_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Circle Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ethan Coen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>M. Emmet Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frances McDormand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Hedaya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Getz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samm-Art Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Coen_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Coen_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blood Simple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Original Motion Picture Soundtracks: Raising Arizona and Blood Simple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carter_Burwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Austin,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_Simple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_the_Coen_brothers<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Blood Simple is a 1984 American independent neo-noir crime film written, edited, produced and directed by Joel and Ethan Coen, and starring John Getz, Frances McDormand, Dan Hedaya and M. Emmet Walsh. Its plot follows a Texas bartender who is having an affair with his boss's wife. When his boss discovers the affair, he hires a private investigator to kill the couple. It was the directorial debut of the Coens and the first major film of cinematographer Barry Sonnenfeld, who later became a director, as well as the feature-film debut of McDormand.The film's title is derived from Dashiell Hammett's novel Red Harvest (1929), in which the Continental Op muses, ""This damned burg's getting me. If I don't get away soon I'll be going blood-simple like the natives."" Stylistically, the film has been noted for its blending elements of neo-noir, pulp crime stories and low-budget horror films. In 2001, a director's cut was released, the same year that it was ranked No. 98 on AFI's 100 Years...100 Thrills.<EOS>"
5194,144749,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>June Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Greedy for Tweety<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Greedy_for_Tweety<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Greedy for Tweety is a 1957 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on September 28, 1957, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.The story was also reworked into the 1971 The Ant and the Aardvark cartoon From Bed to Worse.<EOS>"
5195,170539,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Jodrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Broadcasting_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julia Overton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Fisher_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Wilson_(Australian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Tingwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Dingo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michelle Torres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill McCluskey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Suzanne Peveril<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Jodrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Special_Broadcasting_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Seymour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tudawali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Aboriginal_Australians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tudawali<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Special_Broadcasting_Service_original_programming<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tudawali is a 1988 made for television biographical film about Aboriginal Australian actor Robert Tudawali. The screenplay was by Alan Seymour. It was directed by Steve Jodrell, and stars Ernie Dingo in the title role.Tudawali was released on DVD by Umbrella Entertainment in July 2010. The DVD is compatible with all region codes and includes special features such as a stills gallery, press clippings, a featurette entitled Walkabout and Oondamooroo: Profile of Ernie Dingo.<EOS>"
5196,103368,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It's Hummer Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Hummer_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It's Hummer Time is a 1950 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Robert McKimson and written by Warren Foster. The short was released on July 22, 1950. The cartoon stars a tuxedo cat who attempts to catch a hummingbird, only to get in the way of a bulldog who subjects him to various forms of torture for accidentally hurting and bugging him while doing so to the tune of Raymond Scott's Powerhouse, the cat seeming to know what's in store for him each time (saying, in a recurring gag, ""No! NOT [punishment]!"" each time it happens). All voice characterizations are performed by Mel Blanc.<EOS>"
5197,69518,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Larry N. Stouffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James P. GrahamTom Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat CaridRosie HolotikJohn NilandAustin StokerJoye NashJeff Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bullying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_teacher–student_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_potions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_students<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dr._Jekyll_and_Mr._Hyde_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_science<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_biology<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Horror High (also known as Twisted Brain and Kiss the Teacher...Goodbye!) is a 1973 American horror movie directed by Larry N. Stouffer, written by J.D. Feigelson, and featuring Pat Cardi, Austin Stoker, Rosie Holotik, John Niland, Joye Hash, Jeff Alexander and Mike McHenry. The plot concerns a shy, yet exceptionally smart biology student who uses a new physically body-altering drug he has invented to wreak havoc on those at his school who have wronged him.<EOS>"
5198,165529,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_H._Kelley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Schwarz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_H._Kelley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Schwarz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_M._Merrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_St._Claire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Submarine Base<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_H._Kelley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Base_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_submarine_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Submarine Base is a 1943 American war film directed by Albert H. Kelley for Producers Releasing Corporation. Its working title was Raiders of the Pacific.<EOS>
5199,136104,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gail_Dolgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Fryday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Video Project<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Judith Helfand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gail_Dolgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wendy Ettinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Fryday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joslyn_Rose_Lyons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abby_Ginzberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gail_Dolgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Fryday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gail_Dolgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Fryday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joslyn_Rose_Lyons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abby_Ginzberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Barber of Birmingham: Foot Soldier of the Civil Rights Movement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_veterans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_civil_rights_movement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kickstarter-funded_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gail_Dolgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Barber_of_Birmingham<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_Birmingham,_Alabama<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Barber of Birmingham: Foot Soldier of the Civil Rights Movement is a 2011 documentary film about James Armstrong, one of the unsung heroes of the Civil Rights Movement.<EOS>"
5200,82934,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Brackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Milland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Farley_Granger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Brackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Reisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Brackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Charles_Brackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Charles_Brackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_Red_Velvet_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing is a 1955 American film directed by Richard Fleischer from a screenplay by Walter Reisch and Charles Brackett, and starring Joan Collins, Ray Milland, and Farley Granger. The CinemaScope film was released by 20th Century-Fox, which had originally planned to put Marilyn Monroe in the title role, then suspended her when she refused to do the film.The film relates a fictionalized account of real-life events, when model and actress Evelyn Nesbit became embroiled in the scandal surrounding the June 1906 killing of her former paramour and alleged child rapist, the prominent architect Stanford White, by her husband, the rail and coal heir Harry Kendall Thaw. White was married and was 32 years older than Nesbit, and he became her lover when she was 15 or 16 years old after allegedly giving her champagne and drugging and raping her in 1901. Thaw had later married Nesbit in 1905 after White and Nesbit were no longer lovers, and Thaw was ultimately acquitted of murder based on having been considered insane at the time of the killing. In the film, White (and Nesbit's mother Evelyn McKenzie Nesbit) are portrayed in a more positive light than what Nesbit described in court proceedings and in her memoir, and Thaw is introduced earlier in Nesbit's timeline than he was in life.<EOS>"
5201,35670,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Gillespie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael De Luca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ramin Djawadi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alison Rosenzweig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Mintz-Plasse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Toni Collette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Tennant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anton Yelchin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Gillespie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_De_Luca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Holland_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marti_Noxon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fright Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fright Night: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_De_Luca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DreamWorks_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ramin_Djawadi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliance_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Craig_Gillespie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fright_Night_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Marti_Noxon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_film_remakes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fright Night is a 2011 American supernatural horror film directed by Craig Gillespie and produced by Michael De Luca and Alison Rosenzweig. A remake of Tom Holland's 1985 film, the movie's screenplay was adapted by Marti Noxon. It features Anton Yelchin, Colin Farrell, Toni Collette, Imogen Poots, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, and David Tennant. The plot follows a teenaged boy who discovers that his neighbor is actually a vampire, which culminates in a battle between the two. The film held its world premiere at The O2 in London on August 14, 2011. It was released in the United States by Touchstone Pictures on August 19, 2011.The film received generally positive reviews from critics and grossed $41 million against a production budget of $30 million. A direct-to-video homage sequel, Fright Night 2: New Blood, was released in 2013.<EOS>"
5202,141181,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Thomas Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Left Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jodi Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry Nerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jy Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Sweatman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simone Bailly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bong of the Dead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bong_of_the_Dead<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_action_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bong of the Dead is a 2011 Canadian action horror comedy film directed by Thomas Newman, starring Simone Bailly, Mark Sweatman, Jy Harris and Barry Nerling.<EOS>"
5203,136084,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robertson Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thark_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aldwych_farce<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Thark is a 1932 British film farce, directed by Tom Walls, with a script by Ben Travers. In addition to Walls, the film stars Ralph Lynn and Robertson Hare. The film is a screen adaptation of the original 1927 Aldwych farce play Thark. It was made at British and Dominion's Elstree Studios.<EOS>"
5204,135084,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Cukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Aherne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Gwenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cary_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katharine_Hepburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natalie_Paley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Cukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Collier_(fiction_writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gladys_Unger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mortimer_Offner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sylvia Scarlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Cukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_romance_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_con_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roy_Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Scarlett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sylvia Scarlett is a 1935 American romantic comedy film starring Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant, based on The Early Life and Adventures of Sylvia Scarlett, a 1918 novel by Compton MacKenzie. Directed by George Cukor, it was notorious as one of the most famous unsuccessful movies of the 1930s. Hepburn plays the title role of Sylvia Scarlett, a female con artist masquerading as a boy to escape the police. The success of the subterfuge is in large part due to the transformation of Hepburn by RKO makeup artist Mel Berns.This film was the first pairing of Grant and Hepburn, who later starred together in Bringing Up Baby (1938), Holiday (1938), and The Philadelphia Story (1940).Grant's performance as a dashing rogue sees him incorporate a Cockney accent and remains widely considered the first time Grant's famous personality began to register on film. (Grant used the Cockney accent in only a few other films, notably 1939's Gunga Din, 1943's Mr. Lucky and Clifford Odets's None but the Lonely Heart in 1944.) Cockney was not, however, Cary Grant's original accent. He was born and grew up in Bristol, which has a very different accent from that of London, where he only spent part of two years in his mid-teens working with a vaudeville troupe. In the U.S., by sixteen, he began to attempt to sound more American to broaden the range of theatre roles for which he could be cast a decade before he ever appeared in a Hollywood ""talkie"".<EOS>"
5205,95014,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Facing the Music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Facing_the_Music_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Hughes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Facing the Music is a 1933 British musical comedy film directed by Harry Hughes and starring Stanley Lupino, Jose Collins and Nancy Burne. It is also known by the alternative title Jewel Song.<EOS>"
5206,163113,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Playful Pan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_classical_mythology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_deities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wildfires<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playful_Pan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pan_(god)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Playful Pan is a Silly Symphonies animated Disney short film. It was released on December 27, 1930, by Columbia Pictures. The short's copyright was renewed, and it will enter the public domain on January 1, 2026.<EOS>"
5207,153322,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_M._Fennelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giovanna_Ralli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raf_Vallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Peppard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Duel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_M._Fennelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Kandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cannon for Cordoba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_Revolution_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elmer_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1912<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_for_Cordoba<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Wendkos<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cannon for Cordoba is a 1970 American Western film. Filmed in Spain, the larger part of the movie takes place in Mexico in 1912. Directed by Paul Wendkos, it stars George Peppard, Pete Duel, Giovanna Ralli and Raf Vallone, and features a musical score by Elmer Bernstein.In the novelization of his movie ""Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"", Quentin Tarantino places fictional actor Rick Dalton (Leonardo DeCaprio) in the role of Jackson Harkness.<EOS>"
5208,167574,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Gerrard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Muriel Angelus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Veness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Duprez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wife's Family<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wife's_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Monty_Banks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wife's Family (also released as My Wife's Family) is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Monty Banks and starring Gene Gerrard, Muriel Angelus, and Amy Veness. It was based on the popular stage farce by Fred Duprez. The play was subsequently filmed a further four times: in a Swedish version Mother-in-Law's Coming, in 1932; a 1933 Finnish film Voi meitä! Anoppi tulee; and British remakes in 1941 and 1956. It was produced by British International Pictures and shot at the company's Elstree Studios in Hertfordshire. The film's sets were designed by the art director John Mead.Poster taglines: ""His Mother-in-law wasn't born--she was quarried out of solid granite and could lick her weight in wildcats!""""An inside comedy of the in-laws-the in-bads and all but ingratitude!""<EOS>"
5209,116432,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Bushnell, Kevin Killen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Bushnell, Kevin Killen, Alan Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Glen Hansard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angeline Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maria Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew Strong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bronagh Gallagher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Arkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth McCluskey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Finnegan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dick Massey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Félim Gormley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Aherne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Commitments<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Commitments, Vol. 2: Music from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soul_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_director_won_the_Best_Direction_BAFTA_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Film_BAFTA_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Adapted_Screenplay_BAFTA_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Republic_of_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beacon_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Marc_Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Dublin_(city)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dick_Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ian_La_Frenais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Commitments_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pop_music_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Commitments is a 1991 musical comedy-drama film based on the 1987 novel by Roddy Doyle. It was directed by Alan Parker from a screenplay written by Doyle, Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais. Set in the Northside of Dublin, the film tells the story of Jimmy Rabbitte (Robert Arkins), a young music fanatic who assembles a group of working-class youths to form a soul band named ""The Commitments"". The film is the first in a series known as The Barrytown Trilogy, followed by The Snapper (1993) and The Van (1996).Producers Lynda Myles and Roger Randall-Cutler acquired the film rights to the novel in 1988, and commissioned Doyle, a first-time screenwriter, to write an adaptation. Doyle spent one year working on the script before Myles brought in veteran screenwriters Clement and La Frenais to help complete it. Upon reading the novel, Parker signed on as the film's director in 1989. An international co-production between Ireland, the United States and the United Kingdom, The Commitments was the first film produced by Beacon Pictures, which provided an estimated budget of $12–15 million. The film's young lead actors were mostly inexperienced, and were cast because of their musical backgrounds and resemblance to the characters in the novel. Principal photography took place in Dublin, from late August to October, 1990.The Commitments underperformed at the North American box office, grossing $14.9 million during its theatrical run. Reviewers praised the music, performances and humour, while criticism was occasionally aimed at the pacing and Parker's direction. The film resulted in two soundtrack albums released by MCA Records; the first reached number eight on the Billboard 200 album chart and achieved triple-platinum status, while the second album achieved gold sales status. At the 1992 British Academy Film Awards, the film won four of six BAFTA Awards for Best Film, Best Direction, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Editing. It also received an Academy Award nomination for Best Film Editing. The film has since gained cult status.<EOS>"
5210,153398,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Windsor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hattie_Jacques<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hawtrey_(actor,_born_1914)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Dale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Bresslaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankie_Howerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anita_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Doctor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Color_sequels_of_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Doctor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_faith_healing<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Carry On Doctor is a 1967 British comedy film, the 15th in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992). It is the second in the series to have a medical theme. Frankie Howerd makes the first of his two appearances in the film series and stars alongside regulars Sid James, Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. Hattie Jacques returns for the first time since Carry On Cabby four years earlier, while Barbara Windsor returns after her debut in Carry On Spying three years earlier. Carry On Doctor marks Anita Harris's second and final appearance in the series. The film was followed by Carry On Up the Khyber in 1968.<EOS>"
5211,64080,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Moore_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Revier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_O'Brien_(actor,_born_1890)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florence_Ryerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Clements<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Call of the West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_of_the_West_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Ray<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Call of the West is a 1930 American pre-Code Western film directed by Albert Ray and starring Dorothy Revier, Matt Moore and Tom O'Brien.<EOS>"
5212,170312,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sean Blacknell & Wayne Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>First Run Features, Journeyman Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean Blacknell & Wayne Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Run_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeyman_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Future of Work and Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_technology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_automation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transhumanism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Futurology_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Future_of_Work_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Technological_change<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Future of Work and Death is a 2016 documentary by Sean Blacknell and Wayne Walsh about the exponential growth of technology.The film showed at several film festivals including Raindance Film Festival, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Academia Film Olomouc and CPH:DOX.In May 2017 it received an official screening at the European Commission. It was distributed by First Run Features and Journeyman Pictures and was released on iTunes, Amazon Prime and On-demand on 9 May 2017. The film was made available on Sundance Now on 27 November 2017. A companion piece to the film, The Cost of Living, a documentary concerning universal basic income in Britain, was released on Amazon Prime on 8 October 2020.<EOS>"
5213,66029,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mort Engelberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cansler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stewart_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Crutchfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jackie Gleason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat McCormick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Smokey and the Bandit Part 3<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Smokey and the Bandit Part 3:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_automobiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dick_Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smokey_and_the_Bandit_Part_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Smokey_and_the_Bandit<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 (also known as Smokey and the Bandit III) is a 1983 American action comedy film, serving as a spin-off and legacy sequel to Smokey and the Bandit (1977) and Smokey and the Bandit II (1980). The film is the third and final installment of the Smokey and the Bandit trilogy in the Smokey and the Bandit franchise, starring Jackie Gleason, Jerry Reed, Paul Williams, Pat McCormick, Mike Henry and Colleen Camp. The film also includes a cameo near the end by the original Bandit, Burt Reynolds.With one of the main titular characters missing, the plot of the film revolves instead around Sheriff Buford T. Justice (""Smokey""), with the presence of the Bandit merely being suggested through him being impersonated by Cledus (""Snowman"").Reviews of Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 were resoundingly negative and the film was a box office bomb, earning only around $7 million against a $9 million budget.<EOS>"
5214,160882,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Harrison_Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Harrison Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Harrison_Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Harrison_Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Harrison_Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Naked World of Harrison Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nudity_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Naked_World_of_Harrison_Marks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Naked World of Harrison Marks is a 1966 British pseudo-documentary about adult film director and photographer George Harrison Marks starring Marks, Valentine Dyall, Pamela Green and June Palmer.<EOS>"
5215,165670,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tunde_Kelani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mainframe Film and Television Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tunde Kelani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yemi Shodimu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Khabirat Kafidipe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yemi Komolafe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tunde_Kelani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tunde_Kelani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tunde_Kelani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Akinwunmi_Isola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The White Handkerchief<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Nigeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Nigerian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tunde_Kelani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_White_Handkerchief<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nigerian_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The White Handkerchief is a 1998 short Nigerian film produced and directed by Tunde Kelani and starring Yemi Komolafe, Yemi Shodimu, and Khabirat Kafidipe.The film was adapted from The Virgin, a debut novel of Bayo Adebowale.<EOS>"
5216,171327,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Rideout<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sasha Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lisa Rideout<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Ann Aldridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Rideout<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Rideout<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Rideout<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Take a Walk on the Wildside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Short_Documentary_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_a_Walk_on_the_Wildside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_cross-dressing<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Take a Walk on the Wildside is a 2017 Canadian documentary film directed and written by Lisa Rideout. The film profiles Take a Walk on the Wildside, a clothing store in Toronto, Ontario, which caters to the unique needs of cross-dressing men.The film premiered at the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival in 2017.The film won the Canadian Screen Award for Best Short Documentary Film at the 6th Canadian Screen Awards.Rideout followed up in 2018 with One Leg In, One Leg Out, a short documentary about a transgender woman she had met during the making of Wildside.<EOS>"
5217,13069,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Roper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>e-m-s the DVD Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Alan Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christoph_Waltz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hristo_Shopov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Grieco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Nitsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Götz Otto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hunter Phoenix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Romina Mondello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Roper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death, Deceit and Destiny Aboard the Orient Express<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Bulgaria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hostage_takings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bulgaria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stelvio_Cipriani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Roper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_Orient_Express<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bulgarian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death,_Deceit_and_Destiny_Aboard_the_Orient_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Bulgarian_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Death, Deceit and Destiny Aboard the Orient Express is a 2000 thriller film about a group of international terrorists who, a few days before the start of the new millennium, lure a group of very rich celebrities and businesspeople on board the Orient Express from Paris to Istanbul in order to extort large sums of money from them. The screenplay for the movie was written by Peter Welbeck (aka Harry Alan Towers) and Peter Jobin. The film, which was directed by Mark Roper, starred Richard Grieco, Joanna Bukovska, Romina Mondello, Christoph Waltz, Sendhil Ramamurthy and Götz Otto.<EOS>"
5218,5907,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neve Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Michelle Gellar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Courteney Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jada Pinkett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liev Schreiber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Williamson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scream 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scream 2: Music from the Dimension Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>R&B, Rap and Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ohio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marco_Beltrami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_movie_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kevin_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scream_(film_series)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Cathy_Konrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fratricide_and_sororicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pasadena,_California<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Scream 2 is a 1997 American slasher film directed by Wes Craven and written by Kevin Williamson. It stars David Arquette, Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Jamie Kennedy, Laurie Metcalf, Jerry O'Connell, Jada Pinkett and Liev Schreiber. A sequel to Scream (1996), the film was released on December 12, 1997, by Dimension Films as the second installment in the Scream film series. Scream 2 follows the character of Sidney Prescott (Campbell), and the other survivors of the Woodsboro massacre, at the fictional Windsor College in Ohio where they are targeted by a copycat killer using the identity of Ghostface. Like its predecessor, Scream 2 combines the violence of the slasher genre with elements of comedy, satire and ""whodunit"" mystery while satirizing the cliché of film sequels.Williamson provided a five-page outline for a sequel to Scream when auctioning his original script, hoping to entice bidders with the potential of buying a franchise. Following a successful test screening of Scream and the film's financial and critical success, Dimension moved forward with the sequel while Scream was still in theaters, with the principal cast all returning to star, Craven to direct and Beltrami to provide music. The film faced controversy following its significant issues with plot information leaking onto the Internet, revealing the identity of the killers. Combined with the film's rushed schedule, the script was rewritten often; pages were sometimes completed on the day of filming.Despite these issues, Scream 2 earned $172.4 million at the box office, only $683,362 less than Scream, and received positive reviews from critics. Beltrami received positive critical reception for his score for evolving the musical themes of the characters created in Scream, although some critics claimed that the most memorable pieces from the film were created by composers Danny Elfman and Hans Zimmer. Elfman's contribution had been specially written for the film, but Zimmer's score for Broken Arrow (1996) was controversially used in the film, replacing Beltrami's own work. The film's soundtrack achieved moderate sales success, reaching number 50 on the Billboard 200. A sequel, Scream 3, was released on February 3, 2000.<EOS>"
5219,162752,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_wolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sheep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ready,_Woolen_and_Able<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ralph_Wolf_and_Sam_Sheepdog_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Ready, Woolen and Able is a 1960 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on July 30, 1960, and stars Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog.Mel Blanc provided for the voices of all the characters in this cartoon; however, like all Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog shorts, this short is mostly composed of visual gags.That is the fifth short featuring Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog. The title is a play on the phrase ""ready, willing and able"".<EOS>"
5220,164769,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Burdon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Googie Withers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claude Dampier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Ann Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_J._Geraghty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Gerard_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Miller_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Thompson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She Knew What She Wanted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Knew_What_She_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>She Knew What She Wanted is a 1936 British musical comedy film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Albert Burdon, Claude Dampier and Googie Withers. It was based on the stage musical Funny Face.<EOS>"
5221,168029,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Grand National Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice J. Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Jackson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>June Thorburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Price of Silence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Silence_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Montgomery_Tully<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Price of Silence is a 1960 British crime film directed by Montgomery Tully, and starring Gordon Jackson and June Thorburn, with Mary Clare, Maya Koumani Sam Kydd and Terence Alexander in supporting roles. It was written by Maurice J. Wilson based on the 1958 novel One Step From Murder by Laurence Meynell.An ex-convict is blackmailed and suspected of murder.<EOS>"
5222,170670,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hobart_Henley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Durante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Kohler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Ruggles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Morgan_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hobart_Henley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Roadhouse Nights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Wanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Dashiell_Hammett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadhouse_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Roadhouse Nights is a 1930 American pre-Code gangster film.  A number of sources including Sally Cline in her book Dashiell Hammett Man of Mystery claim it is based on the novel Red Harvest written by Dashiell Hammett (author of The Maltese Falcon, The Thin Man, and The Glass Key).  However the credits of the film itself say only ""An Original Screenplay by Ben Hecht."" Hammett receives no mention at all (and the plots are not similar).The movie, an amalgam of musical comedy and gangster melodrama, was directed by Hobart Henley, stars Helen Morgan,  Charles Ruggles, and Fred Kohler, and features a rare screen musical comedy performance by Jimmy Durante, in his screen debut, with his vaudeville partners Lou Clayton and Eddie Jackson (""Clayton, Jackson, and Durante"").  Helen Morgan also sings It Can't Go On Like This, by Jay Gorney and Yip Harburg.<EOS>"
5223,53498,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Markowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Carraro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Bahoric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Fishburne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mekhi_Phifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lithgow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Courtney_B._Vance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cuba_Gooding_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm-Jamal_Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Hugh_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andre_Braugher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Markowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Carraro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Bahoric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>History<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Army_Air_Forces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:North_African_campaign_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Peabody_Award-winning_broadcasts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lee_Holdridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Markowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tuskegee_Airmen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tuskegee_Airmen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Tuskegee Airmen is a 1995 HBO television movie based on the exploits of an actual groundbreaking unit, the first African-American combat pilots in the United States Army Air Corps, who fought in World War II. The film was directed by Robert Markowitz and stars Laurence Fishburne, Cuba Gooding Jr., John Lithgow, Courtney B. Vance, Andre Braugher, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Allen Payne, and Mekhi Phifer.<EOS>"
5224,76013,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitchell_Leisen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Jessel_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Wayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ezio Pinza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roberta Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitchell_Leisen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Jessel_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tonight We Sing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_classical_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mitchell_Leisen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_Kurnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tonight_We_Sing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Russian_men<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tonight We Sing is a 1953 American musical biopic film directed by Mitchell Leisen and starring David Wayne, Ezio Pinza, and Roberta Peters. It is based on the life and career of the celebrated impresario Sol Hurok.The film is based on the 1946 book Impresario, an autobiography written by Sol Hurok with the help of Ruth Goode, who once served as Hurok's press agent. The film credits Hurok as technical advisor.<EOS>"
5225,24561,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro_Goldwyn_Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Kinnoch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Milligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro_Goldwyn_Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Kinnoch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Trevor_Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Briley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Invasion Quartet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_military_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ron_Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_war_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invasion_Quartet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Briley<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Invasion Quartet is a 1961 British World War II comedy-drama film directed by Jay Lewis and starring Bill Travers and Spike Milligan. The screenplay was by Jack Trevor Story and John Briley based on a story by Norman Collins.<EOS>
5226,162863,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Snow Excuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_ducks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Excuse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DePatie–Freleng_Enterprises_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Snow Excuse is a 1966 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on May 21, 1966, and stars Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales.In this film, Speedy tries to steal firewood from Daffy.<EOS>"
5227,119838,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nick Tafuri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Animation director:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Buchwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Tytla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>I. Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackson_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mae_Questel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Friendly Ghost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Casper_the_Friendly_Ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Friendly_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Friendly Ghost is a Famous Studios cartoon released on 16 November 1945 as part of its Noveltoons series of animated short films. It is the first cartoon to feature the character Casper the Friendly Ghost.<EOS>
5228,61221,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William H. Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Brooks_Flippen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love Is Better Than Ever<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stanley_Donen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lennie_Hayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Is_Better_Than_Ever<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Love Is Better Than Ever is a 1952 American romantic comedy film directed by Stanley Donen from a screenplay by Ruth Brooks Flippen, starring Larry Parks and Elizabeth Taylor. The plot concerns a small-town girl who falls in love with a big-city talent agent.<EOS>"
5229,109446,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._F._Maltby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It's Never Too Late to Mend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Never_Too_Late_to_Mend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It's Never Too Late to Mend (alternatively Never Too Late to Mend; U.S. release title Never Too Late) is a 1937 British melodrama film directed by David MacDonald and starring Tod Slaughter, Jack Livesey and Marjorie Taylor. The plot involves a villainous squire and justice of the peace who conspires to have his rival arrested on false charges.It is based on the 1856 novel It Is Never Too Late to Mend by Charles Reade. The film was produced at Shepperton Studios as a quota quickie for release by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. It was popular enough to be rereleased in 1942.The novel had been adapted as a 1922 British silent film starring Russell Thorndike as Squire Meadows.<EOS>"
5230,113162,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Michael Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBCUniversal_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Schenck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_F._Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Hagman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Nimoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBCUniversal_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Schenck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_F._Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Michael_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Alpha_Caper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harve_Bennett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Alpha Caper (also known as The Inside Job) is a 1973 American made-for-television crime thriller film directed by Robert Michael Lewis. It stars Henry Fonda as an embittered parole officer forced into early retirement, who decides to take revenge against the city officials by stealing a gold shipment being moved to a new depository.  The television film was the final production of producer Aubrey Schenck and was a television pilot for an American television series called Crime.<EOS>"
5231,91750,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Massot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nu_Image_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavrik_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Massot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nu_Image_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavrik_Losey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dance Craze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joe_Massot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Madness_(band)_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2_Tone_Records<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Craze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Specials_live_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dance Craze is a 1981 documentary film about the British 2 Tone music genre.The film was directed by Joe Massot, who originally wanted to do a film only about the band Madness, whom he met during their first US tour. Massot later changed his plans to include the whole 2 Tone movement. The film, shot in 1980, comprised performance footage of Madness, The Specials, The Selecter, The Bodysnatchers, the Beat and Bad Manners on tour throughout the United Kingdom. A soundtrack album of the same name was released the same year, featuring fifteen of the songs that were featured in the film. Later versions of the soundtrack album do not contain the Madness tracks, adding tracks credited to the Special AKA, a later incarnation of the Specials.In 2023, Dance Craze returned to cinemas, and was released on Blu-ray and DVD.<EOS>"
5232,160438,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Greyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Millivres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Greyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon_D'Oliveira<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Achtman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Greyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Greyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Greyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Uncut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Greyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Uncut_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pierre_Trudeau<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Uncut is a 1997 Canadian docudrama film written and directed by John Greyson.Set in Ottawa in 1979, the film stars Matthew Ferguson as Peter Cort, a researcher writing a book on male circumcision, and Michael Achtman as Peter Koosens, his assistant who has a sexual obsession with Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and regularly doctors photographs to depict himself and Trudeau in romantic entanglements.They later meet Peter Denham (Damon D'Oliveira), a video artist who sets his films to Jackson Five songs. After Denham inserts photographs of Koosens and Trudeau into one of his videos, the three are arrested for copyright violation by an opera-singing police officer, put on trial in a courtroom scene set to La Habanera, and sent to a prison boot camp.The film is also intercut with documentary footage of artists such as John Oswald, A. A. Bronson, Linda Griffiths and Thomas Waugh discussing censorship, as well as Trudeau himself invoking martial law during the 1970 October Crisis.The film was inspired in part by the then emerging debate about outing closeted LGBT people, while the copyright themes were inspired by Greyson's battle with the estate of Kurt Weill over the use of parody versions of Weill songs in his early short film The Making of Monsters.<EOS>"
5233,45346,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Earl_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Serling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_presidential_succession_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Rod_Serling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_(1972_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Irving_Wallace<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Man is a 1972 American political drama film directed by Joseph Sargent and starring James Earl Jones. Jones plays Douglass Dilman, the President pro tempore of the United States Senate, who succeeds to the presidency through a series of unforeseeable events, thereby becoming both the first African-American president and the first wholly unelected one. The screenplay, written by Rod Serling, is largely based upon The Man, a novel by Irving Wallace. In addition to being the first black president more than thirty-six years before the real-world occurrence, the fictional Dilman was also the first president elected to neither that office nor to the Vice Presidency, foreshadowing the real-world elevation of Gerald Ford by less than twenty-five months.<EOS>"
5234,39049,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Scott_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bowery Bugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1886<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bowery_Bugs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bowery Bugs is a 1949 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Arthur Davis, and written by Lloyd Turner and Bill Scott. It was released on June 4, 1949, and features Bugs Bunny. The cartoon tells the story of Steve Brodie, who reportedly jumped off the Brooklyn Bridge in 1886 and survived.<EOS>"
5235,74163,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bam_Margera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Frantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandon_DiCamillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Gee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Revolver Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ventura Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Landspeed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>SLAM! Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Slam Films/Ventura Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tum Yeto ; Ventura Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Frantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bam Margera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Frantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cat in Color<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bam Margera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Raab<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rake_Yohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brandon DiCamillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_crew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandon_Novak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jess_Margera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bam_Margera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Frantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandon_DiCamillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Gee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bam_Margera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Frantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bam_Margera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brandon_DiCamillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>CKY<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>CKY2K<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>CKY3<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>CKY4: The Latest & Greatest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CKY<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jackass_(TV_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stunt_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CKY_(video_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Practical_jokes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The CKY video series is a series of videos produced by Bam Margera and Brandon DiCamillo and other residents of West Chester, Pennsylvania. ""CKY"" stands for ""Camp Kill Yourself"".  The series was part of the basis for what eventually became Jackass.Four videos were released, Landspeed presents: CKY (later called CKY), CKY2K, CKY3, and CKY4: The Latest & Greatest. There is also a CKY documentary DVD, which is a supplemental item in the CKY Box Set, as well as two CKY Trilogy sets, both of which are compilation DVDs featuring scenes from the previous CKY DVDs. The videos were named after Bam Margera's brother Jess and his band CKY.The videos feature Bam Margera, Brandon DiCamillo, their friends, and Margera's relatives performing various stunts and pranks, interspersed with skate footage of Margera and other professional skateboarders. A trademark of the skating footage was to show unsuccessful trick attempts immediately followed by the same skater pulling the trick off. CKY started when Margera and his friends were in the same graphics arts class at school in West Chester, Pennsylvania. During class, they would go out to a field and film skits, eventually being compiled into the CKY series. In a 2002 interview, Margera said that more than 400,000 copies of the series have been sold.In 2018, producer Joe Frantz confirmed that he had begun remastering all four videos for HD release. They were released in 2019 on the now-defunct streaming service DCTV.<EOS>"
5236,146784,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Reisner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_I._Stephenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Reisner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_I._Stephenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In This Corner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_This_Corner_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Reisner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In This Corner is a 1948 American sports drama film directed by Charles Reisner and starring Scott Brady, Anabel Shaw and James Millican.<EOS>"
5237,54880,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_B._Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howco_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_B._Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howco_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Winds of Autumn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Quakers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_B._Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winds_of_Autumn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Winds of Autumn is a 1976 American Western film directed by Charles B. Pierce and starring Jack Elam, Jeanette Nolan and Andrew Prine.<EOS>"
5238,23841,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McCorkle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnathan_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnathan_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McCorkle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnathan_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dead Roses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_zombie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Roses<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gang_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dead Roses is an American independent zombie horror film written and directed by Robert McCorkle and produced by Jonathan Tucker, who also performs in the film. The film, which Tucker self-described as ""Night of the Living Dead in the projects"", was independently produced in Brooklyn, New York for $5,000.<EOS>"
5239,37701,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_D._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Regina Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Queen Latifah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Larenz Tate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Colter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jada Pinkett Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tiffany Haddish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_D._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erica_Rivinoja<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenya_Barris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girls Trip<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Will_Packer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Malcolm_D._Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Will_Packer_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Perfect_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls_Trip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kenya_Barris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Girls Trip is a 2017 American comedy film starring Regina Hall, Tiffany Haddish, Jada Pinkett Smith and Queen Latifah. The film is directed by Malcolm D. Lee and written by Kenya Barris and Tracy Oliver, from a story by the pair and Erica Rivinoja, who based the script off their own experiences with their female friends. The film follows a group of four friends who go to New Orleans to attend the Essence Music Festival in order to reconnect after a long time.The film premiered in June 2017 and received multiple awards and nominations, most notably at the 49th NAACP Image Awards, with Haddish's performance receiving critical acclaim. A sequel has long been in development; in March 2025, one of the film's producers announced that the project had a completed script and that all four stars would be returning.<EOS>"
5240,169041,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Lee Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Pollock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Charlesworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jocelyn Britton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>So Evil, So Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:So_Evil,_So_Young<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>So Evil, So Young is a 1961 British Technicolor reform school prison film directed by Godfrey Grayson and starring Jill Ireland and Ellen Pollock. It was written by Mark Grantham and produced by The Danzigers.<EOS>"
5241,110890,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Zappa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Bickford_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Intercontinental Absurdities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Zappa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bennett Glotzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Wolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Zappa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrian Belew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick O'Hearn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roy Estrada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Bozzio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tommy Mars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>and New York's Finest Crazy Persons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Zappa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Bickford_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Zappa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Baby Snakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1977<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_stop-motion_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Zappa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Zappa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Snakes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Clay_animation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Baby Snakes is a film which includes footage from Frank Zappa's 1977 Halloween concerts at the Palladium in New York City. It also includes backstage antics from the crew, and stop motion clay animation from award-winning animator Bruce Bickford.The film premiered on Zappa's 39th birthday, December 21, 1979, at the Victoria Theater in Manhattan. During this initial New York run it was shown continuously 24 hours a day. (The theater marquee can be seen in the opening credits to the 1980 Italian horror film, Eaten Alive!, partly filmed in New York at the time that Baby Snakes was playing.)<EOS>"
5242,103485,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Quincy Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ben Kadish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mia_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dustin_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mortimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_Jones_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>John and Mary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Quincy_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:John_and_Mary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>John and Mary is a 1969 American romantic drama film directed by Peter Yates (directly following the success of his film Bullitt), and starring Dustin Hoffman and Mia Farrow in the title roles (directly following their successes in Midnight Cowboy and Rosemary's Baby, respectively). It was the film debut of Tyne Daly. The screenplay was adapted by John Mortimer from the 1966 Mervyn Jones novel.<EOS>"
5243,160464,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Archainbaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_J._Rachmil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Boyd_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Archainbaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_J._Rachmil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_E._Mulford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ande_Lamb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unexpected Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hopalong_Cassidy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unexpected_Guest_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Archainbaud<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Unexpected Guest is a 1947 American Western film directed by George Archainbaud and starring William Boyd. The film is a serial Western and part of the Hopalong Cassidy series. It is the 57th entry in a series of 66 films.<EOS>
5244,132629,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David E. Kelley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Bogart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brendan Gleeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oliver Platt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Pullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bridget Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pressman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_E._Kelley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_E._Kelley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lake Placid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Film scores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1999<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_crocodilians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Ottman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Phoenix_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lake_Placid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lake_Placid_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lake Placid is a 1999 American comedy horror film directed by Steve Miner and written by David E. Kelley. It is the first installment in the Lake Placid film series and stars Bill Pullman, Bridget Fonda, Brendan Gleeson, Oliver Platt, Betty White, Meredith Salenger, and Mariska Hargitay. In the film, a giant crocodile terrorizes the fictional location of Black Lake, Maine, while a dysfunctional group of police and scientists attempt to capture or kill the beast.Lake Placid was produced by Fox 2000 Pictures and Stan Winston Studios (which did the special effects for the creatures) and principal photography was shot in British Columbia, Canada. The film was distributed by 20th Century Fox and released in theatres in the United States on July 16, 1999, and in the United Kingdom on March 31, 2000. It received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $56 million worldwide. It was later followed by five low-budget made-for-television sequels, starting with Lake Placid 2 in 2007.<EOS>"
5245,81290,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Kennedy_(filmmaker)<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Kennedy_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Dendy Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cowboy Booking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Southern Star Group Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Roxburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miranda_Otto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Kennedy_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Star_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Kennedy_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doing Time for Patsy Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_Time_for_Patsy_Cline<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Peter_Best_(composer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Doing Time for Patsy Cline is a 1997 Australian film starring Miranda Otto, Richard Roxburgh, and Matt Day, and directed by Chris Kennedy.<EOS>"
5246,24044,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Darcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_March<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Scarfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Bryden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Darcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Darcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deserters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Darcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deserters_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Draft_evasion<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deserters is a Canadian drama film, released in 1983. Written and directed by Jack Darcus, the film stars Alan Scarfe as Ulysses Hawley, a United States Army officer who is in Canada undercover to arrest Vietnam War draft dodgers. The film's cast also includes Barbara March, Jon Bryden and Dermot Hennelly.The film garnered six Genie Award nominations at the 5th Genie Awards in 1984, for Best Actor (Scarfe), Best Actress (March), Best Director (Darcus), Best Screenplay (Darcus), Best Editing (Darcus, Bill Roxborough, Doris Dyck and Ingrid Rosen) and Best Original Score (Michael Conway Baker).<EOS>"
5247,33447,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Glaister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Greenwood_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Glaister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Greenwood_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Mackie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Clue of the Silver Key<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merton_Park_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clue_of_the_Silver_Key<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Edgar_Wallace_Mysteries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Clue of the Silver Key is a 1961 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Gerard Glaister and starring Bernard Lee, Lyndon Brook and Finlay Currie. The screenplay was by Philip Mackie based on the 1930 Edgar Wallace novel of the same title. It is part of the series of Edgar Wallace Mysteries films made at Merton Park Studios from 1960 to 1965.<EOS>"
5248,33117,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmine_Gallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sterling Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmine_Gallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Naples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carmine_Gallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tobis_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cine-Allianz_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Song<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>City of Song, also known as Farewell to Love, is a 1931 British/German romance film directed by Carmine Gallone and starring Jan Kiepura, Betty Stockfeld and Hugh Wakefield. It was shot at Wembley Studios. The film's sets were designed by the art directors Oscar Friedrich Werndorff and J. Elder Wills. A German-language version was released in 1930 under the title The Singing City.<EOS>"
5249,57016,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Thomas_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Theodore Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kuniko Okubo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Deason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sab_Shimono<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Larry Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erin Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Thomas_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Thomas_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Thomas_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Where the Toys Come From<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sentient_toys_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dolls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Where_the_Toys_Come_From<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Theodore_Thomas_(filmmaker)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Where the Toys Come From is a 1983 special directed by Theodore Thomas and aired as part of Disney Studio Showcase series of specials on Disney Channel on December 3, 1983 and then released on video in November 1984.<EOS>"
5250,41800,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:P._J._Hogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald Bass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gil Netter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Zucker_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patricia Whitcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dermot Mulroney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julia Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rupert Everett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cameron Diaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Bosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:P._J._Hogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Bass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Zucker_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Bass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Best Friend's Wedding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Best Friend's Wedding: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Pop/Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weddings_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ronald_Bass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Best_Friend's_Wedding<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_P._J._Hogan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Best Friend's Wedding is a 1997 American romantic comedy film directed by P. J. Hogan from a screenplay by Ronald Bass who also produced. The film stars Julia Roberts, Dermot Mulroney, Cameron Diaz, and Rupert Everett.My Best Friend's Wedding received positive reviews from critics upon release and emerged as a global box-office hit. The soundtrack song ""I Say a Little Prayer"" was covered by singer Diana King and featured heavily in the film, making it a U.S. Billboard Hot 100 hit. The soundtrack featured a number of Burt Bacharach/Hal David songs.My Best Friend's Wedding was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Musical or Comedy Score (James Newton Howard), in addition to 3 Golden Globe Award nominations – Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy, Best Actress – Musical or Comedy (Roberts) and Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture (Everett). Post-release, it has often been cited as one of the best romantic comedy films of the 1990s and of all time.<EOS>"
5251,168496,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ricard Cussó<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Becker_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kristen Souvlis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nadine Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ricard Cussó<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miranda_Tapsell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Renshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Becker_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wishmas Tree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Australia_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Australian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wishmas_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Tales_from_Sanctuary_City<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wishmas Tree is a 2019 Australian animated adventure film written and directed by Ricard Cussó from a story by Peter Ivan. Financed by Screen Queensland and Screen Australia, it is the first film in Like a Photon Creative's The Tales from Sanctuary City franchise. The film stars Miranda Tapsell and Ross Noble. It had its world premiere at the Brisbane International Film Festival on 5 October 2019, and was released in Australian cinemas on 27 February 2020.<EOS>"
5252,10921,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stockwell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Marley, Josh Debear, Moby, Don Great, Pharrell Williams, Lenny Kravitz, Justin Stanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Bosworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michelle Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Faizon Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mika Boorem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sanoe Lake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stockwell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stockwell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lizzy_Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_newspaper_and_magazine_articles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Stockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Imagine_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Haslinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Brian_Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_women's_sports<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Crush<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_surfing_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Blue Crush is a 2002 American sports film directed by John Stockwell, written by Stockwell and Lizzy Weiss, and based on Susan Orlean's 1998 Outside magazine article ""Life's Swell"". It stars Kate Bosworth, Michelle Rodriguez, Sanoe Lake and Mika Boorem. The film follows three friends, working at the hotel resort and surfing in Oahu, Hawaii.<EOS>"
5253,24487,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_for_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._M._Pennington-Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_for_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_for_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_for_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Inn for Trouble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_for_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_for_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_for_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_for_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_for_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_for_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_for_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inn_for_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_C._M._Pennington-Richards<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Inn for Trouble is a 1960 black and white British comedy film directed by C.M. Pennington-Richards and starring Peggy Mount, David Kossoff and Leslie Phillips. It was written by Fred Robinson and was a spin-off of the ITV sitcom The Larkins (1958–1964). The film is notable for the final credited appearances of Graham Moffatt and A. E. Matthews.<EOS>"
5254,84075,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesús_Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Commonwealth_United_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Lom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Schell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luciana_Paluzzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mercedes_McCambridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesús_Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Commonwealth_United_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesús_Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>99<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Liechtenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Women_in_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bruno_Nicolai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:99_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jesús_Franco<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>99 Women (German: Der heiße Tod, lit. 'The Hot Death') is a 1969 women in prison film directed by Jesús Franco and starring Maria Schell, Mercedes McCambridge, Maria Rohm, Rosalba Neri, Luciana Paluzzi and Herbert Lom. One of the earliest and most financially successful examples of the genre, it was produced by Harry Alan Towers as an international co-production.The script was purchased from Robert L. Lippert.<EOS>"
5255,164655,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Heslov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Grant Heslov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Heslov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Heslov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Waiting for Woody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Grant_Heslov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waiting_for_Woody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Grant_Heslov<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Waiting for Woody is a 1998 drama featurette directed by and starring Grant Heslov. The film depicts a fictional audition for Woody Allen. The cast includes Heslov himself in the main role, George Clooney and Jennifer Aniston. The film is based on a true audition Heslov had passed for Allen.<EOS>"
5256,31276,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imperial_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Schmoeller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Karnowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chad_Stahelski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sue_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tina_Coté<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Imperial_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Schmoeller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Karnowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Charles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nemesis 2: Nebula<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Denmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyborg_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Danish_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nemesis_2:_Nebula<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nemesis_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nemesis 2: Nebula is a 1995 science fiction film directed by Albert Pyun. The sequel to Nemesis (1992), it stars Sue Price, Tina Coté, Earl White, Jahi J.J. Zuri, and Chad Stahelski. Nemesis 2 was shot in Globe, Arizona. It was followed by Nemesis 3: Prey Harder and Nemesis 4: Death Angel, both released in 1996. Is the second installment in the Nemesis film series.A compilation version exists which combined the four Nemesis films into one 100-minute feature that Scanbox was going to release before the company went bankrupt in 2000. This version was released only in Eastern Europe in 2003, primarily in Poland.<EOS>"
5257,103849,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kindred_Spirits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Fisk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kindred_Spirits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kindred_Spirits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kindred_Spirits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Eadie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kindred_Spirits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julieanne_Newbould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kindred_Spirits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kindred_Spirits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Ewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kindred_Spirits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kindred Spirits<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kindred_Spirits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kindred_Spirits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kindred_Spirits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kindred_Spirits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kindred_Spirits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kindred_Spirits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Fisk<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Kindred Spirits is a 1984 Australian film about a young girl who has a psychic experience at Bondi Beach.<EOS>
5258,130821,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Karlson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Karlson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Key Witness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Key_Witness_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Karlson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Key Witness is a black-and-white 1960 American neo-noir crime film directed by Phil Karlson and starring Jeffrey Hunter, Pat Crowley, and Dennis Hopper.<EOS>"
5259,136341,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Borgnine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dina_Merrill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Huddleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Winfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Earl_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_E._Mosley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Marley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muhammad_Ali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Johnson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Haynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mira Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annazette_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ring_Lardner_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muhammad_Ali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Durham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Greatest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ring_Lardner_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Muhammad_Ali<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_1960_Summer_Olympics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Olympic_boxing<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Greatest is a 1977 biographical sports film about the life of boxer Muhammad Ali, in which Ali plays himself. It was directed by Tom Gries.  The film follows Ali's life from the 1960 Summer Olympics to his regaining the heavyweight crown from George Foreman in their famous ""Rumble in the Jungle"" fight in 1974. The film consists largely of archival footage of Ali's boxing matches used in the screenplay.The film is based on the book The Greatest: My Own Story written by Muhammad Ali and Richard Durham and edited by Toni Morrison.The song ""The Greatest Love of All"" was written for this film by Michael Masser (music) and Linda Creed (lyrics), and sung by George Benson; it was later covered and made a Billboard Hot 100 #1 single by Whitney Houston.<EOS>"
5260,56728,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_Arnaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Gaffney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady in Danger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_coups_d'état<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_Danger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Walls<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady in Danger is a 1934 British comedy thriller film directed by Tom Walls and starring Walls, Yvonne Arnaud and Anne Grey. The screenplay was by Ben Travers.<EOS>"
5261,126134,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>StudioWorks Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Coyote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiri_Appleby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larisa_Oleynik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Davida_Wills_Hurwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Time for Dancing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurence_Rosenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_for_Dancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dance_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Time for Dancing is a 2002 American drama film directed by Peter Gilbert and starring Larisa Oleynik, Shiri Appleby and Peter Coyote. It is an adaptation based on the novel of the same name by Davida Wills Hurwin. The film had its United States premiere on Showtime in 2004.<EOS>"
5262,12890,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._B._Halicki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Halicki International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>H. B. Halicki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoyt_Axton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>H. B. Halicki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Grimaldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Daugirda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judi_Gibbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marion_Busia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._B._Halicki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._B._Halicki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._B._Halicki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deadline Auto Theft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_automobiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metafictional_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_H._B._Halicki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadline_Auto_Theft<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deadline Auto Theft is a 1983 independent film written and directed by H. B. ""Toby"" Halicki made up of scenes from Gone in 60 Seconds and The Junkman as well as new material featuring Hoyt Axton.<EOS>"
5263,165723,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Greyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Greyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Bettis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keltie Creed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lance Eng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pauline Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Greyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Greyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Greyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pissoir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pissoir_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Greyson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pissoir, retitled Urinal in some countries, was the first feature film directed and released by John Greyson. Released in 1988, the film's central character is an unnamed man who conjures a circle of dead literary and artistic figures, including Sergei Eisenstein, Dorian Gray, Yukio Mishima, Frida Kahlo, and Langston Hughes, to help him formulate a response to police crackdowns on gay sex venues in Toronto, blending fiction with documentary as Greyson also includes quotes from real Canadian journalistic and political figures, including Barbara Amiel and Svend Robinson, about civil liberties and public morality. The film's cast includes Paul Bettis, Pauline Carey, Lance Eng, and Olivia Rojas.The film premiered at the 1988 Toronto International Film Festival. It was subsequently screened at the 39th Berlin International Film Festival in 1989, where it won a Teddy Award for Best Essay Film.<EOS>"
5264,51462,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Kohlmar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Holliday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Douglas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Kohlmar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_Burrows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Solid Gold Cadillac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_business_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Costume_Design_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cyril_J._Mockridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Solid_Gold_Cadillac<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Solid Gold Cadillac is a 1956 American comedy film directed by Richard Quine and written by Abe Burrows, Howard Teichmann, and George S. Kaufman. It was adapted from the hit Broadway play of the same name by Teichmann and Kaufman that pillories big business and corrupt businessmen. The film stars Judy Holliday and Paul Douglas. The film is in black-and-white except for the final scene, which is presented in Technicolor.<EOS>"
5265,19817,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Riders of the Frontier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Frontier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Riders of the Frontier, also known as Ridin' the Frontier, is a 1939 American Western film directed by Spencer Gordon Bennett and starring Tex Ritter with his horse ""White Flash"". It is a remake of the 1936 film The Cattle Thief.<EOS>"
5266,156561,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Myton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shadows of Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadows_of_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Billy_the_Kid_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Shadows of Death is a 1945 American Western film directed by Sam Newfield.<EOS>
5267,168775,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Harry Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clifford Heatherley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gladys Frazin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Maxwell_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Glyder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Compulsory Husband<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Compulsory_Husband<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Lachman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Compulsory Husband is a 1930 British comedy film directed by Monty Banks and Harry Lachman and starring Banks, Lillian Manton and Clifford Heatherley. It was based on a novel of the same title by John Glyder.<EOS>"
5268,51536,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_City_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_City_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Song of the Road<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Song_of_the_Road<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Song of the Road is a 1937 British drama film directed by John Baxter and starring Bransby Williams, Ernest Butcher and Muriel George. It was made at Shepperton Studios. It was made as a supporting feature. Like Baxter's earlier The Song of the Plough (1933) the film examines the effect of modern technology on traditional working practices in the countryside.<EOS>"
5269,69619,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_You_Look_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Miller_Tobin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_You_Look_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Langella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_You_Look_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laura Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_You_Look_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Miller_Tobin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_You_Look_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>How You Look to Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_You_Look_to_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_You_Look_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_You_Look_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_You_Look_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_You_Look_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_You_Look_to_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>How You Look to Me is a 2005 American drama film directed by J. Miller Tobin and starring Frank Langella and Laura Allen.<EOS>
5270,169221,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Line Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Howard Gottfried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shelley Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Larry Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hulk Hogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Cappello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Suburban Commando<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Michael_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Internet_memes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Suburban_Commando<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_action_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Suburban Commando is a 1991 American science fiction action comedy film directed by Burt Kennedy, produced by Howard Gottfried, and written by Frank Cappello. The film stars Hulk Hogan, Christopher Lloyd, Shelley Duvall, and Larry Miller. Additionally, a young Elisabeth Moss briefly appears in her film debut, as does Mark Calaway.The film was originally titled Urban Commando, and was intended for Danny DeVito and Arnold Schwarzenegger. When these two opted to make Twins (1988), the script was bought by New Line Cinema as the follow-up to another Hulk Hogan film, No Holds Barred.In the film, an extraterrestrial warrior botches a part of his mission. He is subsequently instructed to take a vacation, and causes damages to his own control systems while reacting in frustration. He crash-lands on planet Earth, and finds himself stranded there until his spaceship recharges itself. He unintentionally gets his new landlords involved in conflicts with his foes.<EOS>"
5271,166067,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhonda_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Lundigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Burr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_E._Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Serpent of the Nile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Depictions_of_Cleopatra_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Depictions_of_Mark_Antony_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_ancient_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_ancient_Alexandria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1st_century_BC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Depictions_of_Augustus_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_of_the_Nile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Final_War_of_the_Roman_Republic_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Serpent of the Nile is a 1953 American Technicolor historical adventure film produced by Sam Katzman and directed by William Castle. The film starred Rhonda Fleming, Raymond Burr, William Lundigan, and Michael Ansara. In an early role, actress Julie Newmar (listed as Julie Newmeyer) appears as an exotic dancer clad only in gold paint (and a gold fabric bikini of early 1950s style). It also stars William Lundigan as Lucilius and Michael Fox as Octavius.<EOS>"
5272,104729,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Wisbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Falcon Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward F. Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Wisbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Prairie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prairie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Prairie is a 1947 American Western film  based on the novel The Prairie by James Fenimore Cooper.<EOS>
5273,162850,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Glienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_DeVito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ram_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lati_Grobman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_R._Etting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Josh H. Etting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neve_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Livingston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathy_Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny DeVito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Glienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_DeVito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ram_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lati_Grobman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_R._Etting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Glienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Relative Strangers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Kitay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Danny_DeVito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Relative_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ram_Bergman<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Relative Strangers is a 2006 American comedy film directed by Greg Glienna.<EOS>
5274,49213,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Dragon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gerald Tripp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Dragon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Hilary Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Dragon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gerald Tripp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Dragon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Dragon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Dragon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Dragon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Dragon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Dragon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dragons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Dragon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Railway_Dragon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Railway Dragon is a 1989 Canadian television animated film. Leslie Nielsen featured as the narrator. The half-hour special premiered in the US on the Disney Channel.<EOS>
5275,146178,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marc Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Torgov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>R. H. Thomson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shari Belafonte Harper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>If You Could See What I Hear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_blind_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_You_Could_See_What_I_Hear<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eric_Robertson_(composer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>If You Could See What I Hear is a 1982 Canadian biographical drama film about blind musician Tom Sullivan, starring Marc Singer and Shari Belafonte, directed by Eric Till.<EOS>"
5276,166297,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Arthur_Durlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Montana Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Montana_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Montana Kid is a 1931 pre-Code American Western film directed by Harry L. Fraser starring the team of Bill Cody and Andy Shuford.<EOS>
5277,67533,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_New_York_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_New_York_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Streets of New York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_New_York_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Abe Lincoln of the Ninth Avenue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_New_York_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_New_York_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_New_York_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_New_York_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_New_York_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_New_York_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_New_York_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_New_York_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_New_York_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Nigh<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Streets of New York is a 1939 American film directed by William Nigh.The film is also known as The Abe Lincoln of Ninth Avenue and The Abraham Lincoln of the 4th Avenue.<EOS>
5278,74332,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_B._Ullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_W._Blackburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cavalry Scout<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walter_Mirisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinecolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cavalry_Scout_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_cavalry_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cavalry Scout is a 1951 American Western film directed by Lesley Selander and starring Rod Cameron, Audrey Long and Jim Davis.<EOS>"
5279,85865,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kevan Otto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Flix_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lisa Diane Washington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Angela White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Renee O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard T. Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>C. Thomas Howell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>T.C. Stallings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amber Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gregory Alan Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jaci Velasquez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Valero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pure_Flix_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Question of Faith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Question_of_Faith<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pure_Flix_Entertainment_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Question of Faith is a 2017 American Christian drama film. This film was released on September 29, 2017, by Pure Flix Entertainment.<EOS>"
5280,24164,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Ianzelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Canning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Ianzelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Knock the Ox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nova_Scotia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Ianzelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Theatrical_Short_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nova_Scotia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Knock_the_Ox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Knock the Ox is a 1970 short documentary film, directed by Tony Ianzelo National Film Board of Canada.The International Ox Pull, highlight of the Bridgewater, Nova Scotia annual fair, is a hold-over from the pioneer past when oxen cleared the land and tilled the soil. These beasts of burden have lost none of their pulling power, as demonstrated when they drag tons of weight loaded on sleds, with the winner pulling up to six tons.The film won the Canadian Film Award for Best Theatrical Short Film at the 23rd Canadian Film Awards in 1971.<EOS>"
5281,14757,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Sholder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Filmax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Yuzna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julio Fernandez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Reid_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Potter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>José Sancho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neus Asensi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ravil Isyanov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Vicencio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rocqueford Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Sholder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Yuzna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Arachnid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spiders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Barcelona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arachnid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Sholder<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Arachnid is a 2001 Spanish natural-horror film directed by Jack Sholder. The film centers on a group of plane crash survivors who has to survive the attacks of a giant alien spider. The film stars Alex Reid, Chris Potter, José Sancho, Neus Asensi and Ravil Isyanov. It was the second film under the Fantastic Factory Label, created by Brian Yuzna and Julio Fernandez in Spain. The film received negative reviews.<EOS>"
5282,91924,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Selman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Selman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Decker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Shumate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grace_Neville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dangerous Intrigue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Intrigue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Selman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dangerous Intrigue is a 1936 American drama film directed by David Selman and starring Ralph Bellamy, Gloria Shea and Joan Perry.<EOS>"
5283,103241,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monarch Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Philip Brandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William J. Gell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Daniely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Dwyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Worth_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandra Dorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hindle Wakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Crabtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Blackpool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merton_Park_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hindle_Wakes_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Lancashire<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hindle Wakes is a 1952 British drama film, directed by Arthur Crabtree and starring Lisa Daniely, Brian Worth, Leslie Dwyer and Sandra Dorne. It was the fourth screen adaptation of the 1912 play by Stanley Houghton, dealing with a young woman engaging in a holiday sexual flirtation, regardless of the disapproval of her parents or wider society.<EOS>"
5284,90104,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_MacMahon_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_MacMahon_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_MacMahon_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duke_Erikson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allison_McGourty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>American Epic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_documentary_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rockumentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_music_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_television_series_about_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_music_industry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_blues_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_country_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_music_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Epic_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_in_American_television<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>American Epic is a documentary film series about the first recordings of roots music in the United States during the 1920s and their cultural, social and technological impact on North America and the world. Directed and co-written by Bernard MacMahon, the story is told through twelve ethnically and musically diverse musicians who auditioned for and participated in these pioneering recording sessions: The Carter Family, the Memphis Jug Band, Elder J.E. Burch, The Williamson Brothers, Dick Justice, Charley Patton, The Hopi Indian Chanters, Joseph Kekuku, Lydia Mendoza, the Breaux Family, Mississippi John Hurt and Blind Willie Johnson. The film series is the core of the American Epic media franchise, which includes several related works.The film series was created, written and produced by MacMahon, Allison McGourty and Duke Erikson. It was first broadcast on May 16, 2017, in the United States and was narrated by Robert Redford. The film was the result of ten years of intensive field research and postulated a radically new take on American history, namely that America was democratized through the invention of electrical sound recording and the subsequent auditions the record labels held across North America in the late 1920s, which were open to every ethnic minority and genre of music. The films contained many previously untold stories, a vast amount of previously unseen and extremely rare archival footage and dramatically advanced audio restorations of the 1920s and 1930s recordings.MacMahon decided all the interviewees had to personally have known the long-deceased subjects of the films, and these interviews were conducted on the location where the musicians had lived, accompanied by panoramic tracking shots of the geographical locations both present and vintage to give a sense of the wildly varied North American landscape and its influence on the music. During pre-production, when MacMahon presented his vision for the films and the archival footage to Robert Redford at their first meeting, Redford pronounced it ""America's greatest untold story.""The film series received a number of awards, including the Foxtel Audience Award at the 2016 Sydney Film Festival and the Discovery Award at the 2016 Calgary International Film Festival. It was nominated for a Primetime Emmy. On April 23, 2018, the Focal International Awards nominated American Epic for Best Use of Footage in a History Feature and Best Use of Footage in a Music Production. Many critics have cited the American Epic films as being one of the best music documentaries ever made.<EOS>"
5285,158863,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Lady_Chatterley_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Roberts_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Lady_Chatterley_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Lady_Chatterley_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sybil_Danning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Lady_Chatterley_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harlee_McBride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Lady_Chatterley_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Roberts_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Lady_Chatterley_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Young Lady Chatterley II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Lady_Chatterley_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Lady_Chatterley_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Lady_Chatterley_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Lady_Chatterley_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Lady_Chatterley_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Lady_Chatterley_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Lady_Chatterley's_Lover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Lady_Chatterley_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Lady_Chatterley_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_erotic_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Young Lady Chatterley II is a 1985 American softcore pornographic film directed Alan Roberts and starring Harlee McBride, Sybil Danning, and Adam West. It is the sequel to the 1977 film Young Lady Chatterley.<EOS>"
5286,160065,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Worth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Danny Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marlow De Mardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brigid Olen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nikita Ager<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thorsten Kaye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shark Attack 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shark_attacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sharks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cape_Town<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nu_Image_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Shark_attacks_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_Attack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Worth_(cinematographer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shark Attack 2 is a 2000 direct-to-video horror film. The film follows the mutant sharks from Shark Attack who attack Cape Town. In the film, a shark expert (Thorsten Kaye) and a flamboyant Australian marine hunter (Daniel Alexander) team up to destroy a group of white sharks mutating into a deadlier breed. The film was directed by David Worth and stars Thorsten Kaye and Nikita Ager.<EOS>"
5287,169027,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rabbit Every Monday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yosemite_Sam_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Every_Monday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rabbit Every Monday is a 1951 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on February 10, 1951, and stars Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam. The title is a play on Chicken Every Sunday.It is the last short to feature Sam's mouth below his mustache; his design changes midway through the film.Rabbit Every Monday has the distinction of being the first Looney Tunes cartoon to appear on the first episode of The Bugs Bunny Show, on October 11, 1960.<EOS>"
5288,71447,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Demi Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Lyons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric McLeod<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jennifer Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Suzanne Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Seth Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Heather Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Hurley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Demi_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_McCullers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>More Music from the Motion Picture Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Seattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1999<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Moon_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_S._Clinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Suzanne_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Android_(robot)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1969<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cloning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3_Arts_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_McCullers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jay_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Demi_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Mike_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Powers:_The_Spy_Who_Shagged_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Austin_Powers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me is a 1999 American spy comedy film directed by Jay Roach. It is the second installment in the Austin Powers film series, after International Man of Mystery. It stars franchise co-producer and writer Mike Myers as Austin Powers, Dr. Evil, and Fat Bastard. The film also stars Heather Graham, Michael York, Robert Wagner, Seth Green, Mindy Sterling, Rob Lowe, and Elizabeth Hurley. The film's title is a play on the James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me (1977). The film centers on Dr. Evil returning again from cryostasis to strike at Powers from the past, using a time machine to remove Powers's mojo and deprive him of whatever qualities made him an effective secret agent so he can no longer interfere with Evil's plans.The most commercially successful movie in the Austin Powers series, the film grossed around $312 million in worldwide ticket sales, taking more money during its opening weekend than the entire box office proceeds of its predecessor. It was nominated at the 72nd Academy Awards for Best Makeup (Michèle Burke and Mike Smithson). It is followed by Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002).<EOS>"
5289,68074,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Apex Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Reynolds_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Hammond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Humphrey Lestocq<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Reynolds_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Come Back Peter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Saunders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Come Back Peter is a 1952 second feature British comedy film directed by Charles Saunders and starring Patrick Holt, Peter Hammond and Humphrey Lestocq. It was written by Saunders based on the play Come Back Peter by A. P. Dearsley. It was an independent picture by Charles Reynolds Productions.<EOS>"
5290,26669,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridley_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Apple_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Graham_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Grover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anya_Major<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridley_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Apple_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Clow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Hayden_(copywriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ridley_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Nineteen_Eighty-Four<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_in_American_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apple_Inc._advertising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_computing_hardware<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:1984_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Super_Bowl_commercials<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>""1984"" is an American television commercial that introduced the Apple Macintosh personal computer. It was conceived by Steve Hayden, Brent Thomas, and Lee Clow at Chiat/Day, produced by New York production company Fairbanks Films, and directed by Ridley Scott. The ad was a reference to George Orwell's noted 1949 novel, Nineteen Eighty-Four, which described a dystopian future ruled by a televised ""Big Brother"". English athlete Anya Major performed as the unnamed heroine and David Graham as Big Brother. In the US, it first aired in 10 local outlets, including Twin Falls, Idaho, where Chiat/Day ran the ad on December 31, 1983, at the last possible break before midnight on KMVT, so that the advertisement qualified for the 1984 Clio Awards. Its second televised airing, and only US national airing, was on January 22, 1984, during a break in the third quarter of the telecast of Super Bowl XVIII by CBS.In one interpretation of the commercial, ""1984"" used the unnamed heroine to represent the coming of the Macintosh (indicated by her white tank top with a stylized line drawing of Apple’s Macintosh computer on it) as a means of saving humanity from ""conformity"" (Big Brother).Originally a subject of contention within Apple, it has subsequently been called a watershed event and a masterpiece in advertising. In 1995, the Clio Awards added it to its Hall of Fame, and Advertising Age placed it on the top of its list of 50 greatest commercials.<EOS>"
5291,51641,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Spanish Sword<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_13th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spanish_Sword<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ernest_Morris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Spanish Sword is a low budget 1962 British second feature ('B') adventure film directed by Ernest Morris and starring Ronald Howard, June Thorburn and Nigel Green. It was written by Brian Clemens and produced by The Danzigers.A knight protects the treasure of Henry III of England from a thieving baron.<EOS>"
5292,68075,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Richard Schulman Entertainments<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donovan Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Come Back Peter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_Back_Peter_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Come Back Peter is a 1969 British sex comedy film written, produced, edited and directed by Donovan Winter and starring Christopher Matthews. It was reissued in the UK with additional footage in 1976 under the title Some Like It Sexy.<EOS>"
5293,143095,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Deutch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lea Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Stuart Masterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Stoltz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Craig Sheffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Deutch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Some Kind of Wonderful<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Some Kind of Wonderful: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_wave_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Coming-of-age_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Howard_Deutch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Some_Kind_of_Wonderful_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Some Kind of Wonderful is a 1987 American teen romantic drama film directed by Howard Deutch and starring Eric Stoltz, Mary Stuart Masterson, and Lea Thompson. It is one of several successful teen dramas written by John Hughes in the 1980s. Blue-collar teen Keith goes out with the popular Amanda, a girl he has always dreamed of dating. Her ex-boyfriend plots revenge on him, while Keith's tomboy best friend Watts realizes she has feelings for Keith. The film had its premiere in Hollywood on February 23, 1987, and widely released theatrically in the United States on February 27.<EOS>"
5294,6611,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hertzberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Billy Crystal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:JoBeth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Crystal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hertzberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Crystal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Crystal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Memories of Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georges_Delerue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_old_age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Diego<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Billy_Crystal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memories_of_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Winkler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Memories of Me is a 1988 American comedy-drama film by director Henry Winkler, starring Billy Crystal, Alan King, and JoBeth Williams.This was the first theatrically released film directed by Winkler, who had previously directed the TV movie A Smoky Mountain Christmas. Much of it was filmed inside the MGM Studios in Culver City, California, only a few miles from Hollywood.<EOS>"
5295,122861,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>PolyGram Filmed Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Motown Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:De_Passe_Jones_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>de Passe Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>KJ Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Stan Margulies Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stan Margulies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Eliason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jermaine_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_de_Passe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Margaret Maldonado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monica_Calhoun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terrence_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Dee_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Bassett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Hilton-Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Holly_Robinson_Peete<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bumper_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Colin Steele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Burrall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wylie Draper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angel Vargas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Floyd Meyers Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jermaine Jackson Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:De_Passe_Jones_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Eliason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jermaine_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_de_Passe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Jacksons: An American Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Broadcasting_Company_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_by_Universal_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Motown_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_television_miniseries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Karen_Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Jackson_5<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_Michael_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jacksons:_An_American_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_television<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Jacksons: An American Dream is an American five-hour epic miniseries broadcast in two halves on ABC and originally broadcast on November 15 through November 18, 1992. It spans five decades, beginning with the rise of the Jackson family, one of the most successful musical families in show business, from a midwestern steel town to the early and successful years of the popular Motown group the Jackson 5.The miniseries was executive produced by Suzanne de Passe and Stan Margulies, produced by Joyce Eliason, Jermaine Jackson and Margaret Maldonado, and directed by Karen Arthur. The movie was filmed in Los Angeles and Pittsburgh, where director Arthur had previously filmed her feature film Lady Beware. The miniseries features an all-star cast, including Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs as the Jacksons' patriarch Joseph Jackson, Angela Bassett as the family matriarch Katherine Jackson. Abolade David Olatunde, Alex Burrall, Jason Weaver and the late Wylie Draper, who died the following year, played Michael Jackson in different eras, while Bumper Robinson and Terrence Howard played Jackie Jackson in different eras. Shakiem Jamar Evans and Angel Vargas played Tito Jackson, Margaret Avery played Katherine's mother, Martha Scruse, Holly Robinson Peete played Diana Ross, Billy Dee Williams played Berry Gordy, and Vanessa Williams played Suzanne de Passe. The Jacksons: An American Dream is based on Katherine Jackson's My Family autobiography. A critical and commercial success, the program won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Choreography, while the performances of Hilton-Jacobs and Bassett received widespread acclaim.<EOS>"
5296,30507,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stone_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_St._Clair_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stone_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Safety in Numbers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Safety_in_Numbers_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Malcolm_St._Clair<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Safety in Numbers is a 1938 American comedy film directed by Malcolm St. Clair and starring Jed Prouty, Shirley Deane and Spring Byington. It was part of Twentieth Century Fox's Jones Family series.<EOS>"
5297,160346,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arch_Oboler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arch Oboler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A.D. Nast, Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hans_Conried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Blondell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edwin Max<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arch_Oboler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arch_Oboler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Twonky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_short_stories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arch_Oboler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Twonky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sidney_W._Pink<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Twonky is a 1953 independently made American black-and-white science fiction/comedy film, produced by A.D. Nast, Jr., Arch Oboler, and Sidney Pink, written and directed by Arch Oboler, and starring Hans Conried, Gloria Blondell, Billy Lynn, and Edwin Max. The film was distributed by United Artists.<EOS>"
5298,103995,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Chapin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Marvin Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Cayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Greenburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Chapin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Cayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Greenburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Chapin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Legendary Champions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_boxing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Legendary_Champions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Chapin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Legendary Champions is a 1968 documentary film written and directed by Harry Chapin for boxing promoter Bill Cayton's The Big Fights Inc. production company which features legendary boxers in action. Some famed and pioneering boxers were also filmed in scenes set outside of the ring, many of which are unique, including several early boxers; John L. Sullivan, for example, is shown in the only film ever taken of him.The documentary includes a history of Jack Johnson out of the ring. The narrator states that Johnson is seen picking a defeated boxer's teeth out of one of his gloves. The film of the Dempsey-Willard fight is very violent. Attire worn by some of the early boxers is more revealing than what modern-day boxers use and, at the other extreme, tights were also worn by some boxers.The film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.<EOS>"
5299,143451,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolas_Cage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nicolas Cage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman Golightly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Dean Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brenda Blethyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mena Suvari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josie Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolas_Cage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolas_Cage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sonny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1981<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_male_prostitution_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Clint_Mansell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Nicolas_Cage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saturn_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nicolas_Cage<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sonny (aka Pony Rides) is a 2002 American crime drama film starring James Franco, Harry Dean Stanton, Brenda Blethyn, Mena Suvari and Josie Davis.  Based on a screenplay by John Carlen, the film marked the directorial debut of Nicolas Cage, who makes a cameo appearance. It was co-produced by Cage's production company Saturn Films.<EOS>"
5300,145581,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Busby_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Busby_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Foy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Live for Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Busby_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Heinz_Roemheld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Live_for_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Live for Love is a 1935 American musical comedy film directed by Busby Berkeley and starring Dolores del Río, Everett Marshall and Guy Kibbee.The film's sets were designed by the art director Esdras Hartley.<EOS>"
5301,152139,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lasse_Hallström<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Dreyfuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Laura San Giacomo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Aiello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Holly Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gena Rowlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lasse_Hallström<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malia_Scotch_Marmo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Once Around<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Boston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Italian-American_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lasse_Hallström<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Around<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Lithuanian-American_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Once Around is a 1991 American romantic comedy-drama film about a young woman who falls for and eventually marries an overbearing older man who proceeds to rub her close-knit family the wrong way, while exposing the dynamics of other family members along the way. It stars Richard Dreyfuss, Holly Hunter, Danny Aiello, Laura San Giacomo and Gena Rowlands and was written by Malia Scotch Marmo and directed by Swedish director Lasse Hallström, in his full English-language film debut.<EOS>"
5302,72193,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Zemeckis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neil Canton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Gale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brett Levisohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Glenn Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas Guindon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lea Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael J. Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Steenburgen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elisabeth Shue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Crispin Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas F. Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Salli_Saffioti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claudia Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Weissman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Zemeckis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Canton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Gale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Zemeckis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Gale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Back to the Future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doc Brown Saves the World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flying_cars_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_film_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_franchises_introduced_in_1985<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Back_to_the_Future_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Back to the Future is an American science fiction franchise created by Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale. The franchise follows the adventures of a high school student, Marty McFly, and an eccentric scientist, Dr. Emmett ""Doc"" Brown, as they use a DeLorean time machine to time travel to different periods in the history of the fictional town of Hill Valley, California.The first Back to the Future film was the highest-grossing film of 1985 and became an international phenomenon, leading to the second and third films, which were back-to-back film productions, released in 1989 and 1990, respectively. Though the sequels did not perform as well at the box office as the first film, the trilogy remains immensely popular and has yielded such spin-offs as an animated television series, a motion-simulation ride at the Universal Destinations & Experiences in Universal City, California; Orlando, Florida; and Osaka, Japan (all later closed), a series of video games, and a stage musical. The film's visual effects were done by Industrial Light and Magic. The first film won an Academy Award for Sound Editing.<EOS>"
5303,157012,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Always_Gets_Their_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Always_Gets_Their_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Always_Gets_Their_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She Always Gets Their Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Always_Gets_Their_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Always_Gets_Their_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Always_Gets_Their_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Always_Gets_Their_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Always_Gets_Their_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Always_Gets_Their_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Always_Gets_Their_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>She Always Gets Their Man is a 1962 British comedy film directed by Godfrey Grayson and starring Sally Smith and William Fox. It was written by Mark Grantham and produced by The Danzingers.<EOS>
5304,151556,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_de_Courville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated British Picture Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_de_Courville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Oh Boy!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Boy!_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_de_Courville<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Oh Boy! is a 1938 British comedy film directed by Albert de Courville and starring Albert Burdon, Mary Lawson, and Bernard Nedell. It was made at Elstree Studios by ABPC. The film's sets were designed by the art director John Mead.<EOS>"
5305,136075,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynne_Littman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Devane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynne_Littman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sacret_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Testament<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Down_syndrome_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_World_War_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Testament_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anti-nuclear_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Testament is a 1983 American post-apocalyptic drama film co-produced and directed by Lynne Littman and written by John Sacret Young, based on Carol Amen's 1981 short story ""The Last Testament"". The film tells the story of how a small suburban town near the San Francisco Bay Area slowly falls apart after a nuclear war destroys outside civilization. The cast includes Jane Alexander, William Devane, Leon Ames, Ross Harris, Lukas Haas, Roxana Zal, and in small roles shortly before their rise to stardom, Kevin Costner and Rebecca De Mornay. It was one of the films, along with The Day After and Threads, that portrayed life after a nuclear war, mostly in response to an increase in hostility between the United States and the Soviet Union.Originally produced for the PBS series American Playhouse, it was given a theatrical release instead by Paramount Pictures on November 4, 1983 (although PBS did subsequently air it a year later). Alexander was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress for her performance.<EOS>"
5306,144722,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_Van_Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jean-Claude Van Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moshe_Diamant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eugene Van Varenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean-Claude Van Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudia_Bassols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Colton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Karst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cal Rein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chuck DiMaria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josef Cannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_Van_Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_Van_Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moshe_Diamant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_Van_Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frenchy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Hong Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Upcoming_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Unreleased_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Upcoming_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hong_Kong_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thai_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jean-Claude_Van_Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jean-Claude_Van_Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frenchy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean-Claude_Van_Damme<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frenchy (formerly known as Full Love, Soldiers and The Eagle Path) is an unreleased action drama written, produced, edited, and directed by Jean-Claude Van Damme, who also stars in the film as the main character Frenchy. The film also features two of his children, Kristopher Van Varenberg and Bianca Bree.The first edit of the film was screened under the former title The Eagle Path during a special distributor screening at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival to find a distribution company for a potential theatrical release, but with no success. For that reason, in 2012, parts of the film were reshot and scenes added, the film was renamed Soldiers. Two years after,  a new cut of the film with a title change to Full Love, was shown during a special distributor screening at the 2014 Shanghai International Film Festival. In 2018, Van Damme attended the Cannes Film Festival again and unsuccessfully tried to find a theatrical distributor for the third time. In 2020, the film was re-edited and renamed again to Frenchy and was still in search of a distributor. In 2022, the film under the original title The Eagle Path was still in search for a distributor. As of 2024, it remains unreleased in any form.<EOS>"
5307,97808,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Piers_Haggard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TNT_(American_TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Clarkson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Reinhold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Hedaya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Piers_Haggard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TNT_(American_TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Shire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Wyatt_Earp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Eyes_and_Six_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Four Eyes and Six Guns is a 1992 Western comedy film starring Judge Reinhold, Patricia Clarkson and Fred Ward. It includes guest roles by Dan Hedaya, M. Emmet Walsh, Jon Gries, Austin Pendleton and others.<EOS>"
5308,77314,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trunk Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trunk_Crime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Station_Road_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Trunk Crime (also known as Design for Murder ) is a 1939 British thriller film directed by Roy Boulting and starring Manning Whiley, Barbara Everest and Michael Drake. It was written by Francis Miller based on the 1937 play The Last Straw by Reginald Denham and Edward Percy.<EOS>"
5309,166372,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tweet Zoo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_zoos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweet_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tweet Zoo is a 1957 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Friz Freleng. Originally released on January 12, 1957 (before being re-issued on May 26, 1962), this short stars Tweety and Sylvester.Audio from this cartoon was sampled by Paul McCartney on the song ""Check My Machine"", released in 1980 as the B-side to the single ""Waterfalls"".<EOS>"
5310,101290,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gramercy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>PolyGram Filmed Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melvin Van Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mario Van Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Preston L. Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>M. Emmet Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Don Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Courtney B. Vance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bokeem Woodbine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kadeem Hardison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Russo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nefertiti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tyrin Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Tarika Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marcus Chong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gramercy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Panther<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_biographical_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Working_Title_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_activists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oakland,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Central_Intelligence_Agency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Political_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_J._Edgar_Hoover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Black_Panther_Party<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_Power<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Panther_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mario_Van_Peebles<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Panther is a 1995 cinematic adaptation of Melvin Van Peebles's novel Panther, produced and directed by Mario Van Peebles. The drama film portrays the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense, tracing the organization from its founding through its decline in a compressed timeframe. It was the first narrative feature film to depict the Black Panther Party.<EOS>"
5311,162127,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Sweeney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_McNulty_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Babz_Chula<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Scholte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lovgren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Sweeney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Live Bait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Bait_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bruce_Sweeney<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Live Bait is a Canadian comedy-drama film, released in 1995. The directorial debut of Bruce Sweeney, the film won the award for Best Canadian Feature Film at the 1995 Toronto International Film Festival.The film stars Tom Scholte as Trevor McIntosh, a 23-year-old man attempting to lose his virginity during the summer after his college graduation, while the relationship of his parents (Babz Chula and Kevin McNulty) is simultaneously faltering.The film was written as Sweeney's graduate thesis for his MFA in Film Studies at the University of British Columbia.<EOS>"
5312,79567,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>What Happened to Harkness?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Happened_to_Harkness%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Milton_Rosmer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>What Happened to Harkness? is a 1934 British comedy film directed by Milton Rosmer and starring Robert Hale, James Finlayson and Brember Wills. It was made at Teddington Studios.<EOS>"
5313,47398,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Educational_Film_Exchanges,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mack Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Educational_Film_Exchanges,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earle_Rodney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hampton_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_A._Waldron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_M._Loewenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Old Barn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Barn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mack_Sennett_Comedies_short_films<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>The Old Barn is a 1929 American comedy film directed by Mack Sennett.<EOS>
5314,15919,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Winer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Judith A. Polone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Winer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Winer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Winer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hitchcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House Arrest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ohio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bruce_Broughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rysher_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_Arrest_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Winer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>House Arrest is a 1996 American comedy film directed by Harry Winer, written by Michael Hitchcock, and starring Jamie Lee Curtis,  Kevin Pollak, Jennifer Tilly, Christopher McDonald, Wallace Shawn, and Ray Walston, with Kyle Howard, Amy Sakasitz, Mooky Arizona, Russel Harper, and an up-and-coming Jennifer Love Hewitt in supporting roles. It tells the story of two children who lock their parents in the basement upon their plans for a separation as the other children they know get involved by locking their respective problem parents in there as well.The film was released on August 14, 1996, and went on to gross just over $7 million at the box office. It was panned by critics.The film was shot at various locations in the U.S. states of California and Ohio. Monrovia, California was the location for several exterior house scenes while most interior shots were done at the CBS/Radford lot in Studio City, California. The story was set in Defiance, Ohio, although Chagrin Falls, Ohio actually doubled for it.<EOS>"
5315,69686,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Had_a_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Becker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Had_a_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jane Goe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Had_a_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristian Monday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Had_a_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Reno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Had_a_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Becker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Had_a_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Becker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Had_a_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>If I Had a Hammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Had_a_Hammer_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Had_a_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Had_a_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Had_a_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Had_a_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:If_I_Had_a_Hammer_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Josh_Becker<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>If I Had a Hammer is a 1999 film starring Susan Reno and Kristian Monday and written and directed by Josh Becker.<EOS>
5316,102805,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Presnell_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Howell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Mowbray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martha Sleeper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanne Dante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Presnell_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_F._Thew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Uris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Four Days' Wonder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_A._A._Milne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Days'_Wonder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Four Days' Wonder is a 1936 American comedy mystery film directed by Sidney Salkow and starring Jeanne Dante, Kenneth Howell and Martha Sleeper.  Produced by Universal Pictures, the film is based on the 1933 novel ""Four Days' Wonder"" by  British writer A. A. Milne (New York, 1933). It was the first feature directed by Sidney Salkow.<EOS>"
5317,15180,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Verhoeven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Motion_Picture_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Douglas Wick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Goldsmith, Paul Verhoeven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Brolin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elisabeth Shue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Dickens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Devane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greg Grunberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joey Slotnick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Randle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hollow Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Orchestral film score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mass_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_scientists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Verhoeven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Douglas_Wick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_invisibility<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollow_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Invisible_Man<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Hollow Man is a 2000 science fiction horror thriller film directed by Paul Verhoeven, written by Andrew W. Marlowe from a story he co-wrote with Gary Scott Thompson, and starring Elisabeth Shue, Kevin Bacon, Josh Brolin, Kim Dickens, Greg Grunberg, Joey Slotnick, Mary Randle, and William Devane. The film is about Sebastian Caine, a scientist who volunteers to be the first human test subject for a serum that renders the user invisible. When his fellow scientists are unable to restore him back to normal, he becomes increasingly unstable and eventually goes on a killing spree. The film grossed $190 million worldwide but was not well received by critics. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Visual Effects in 2001, losing to Gladiator. A direct-to-video stand-alone sequel called Hollow Man 2, starring Christian Slater and Peter Facinelli, was released in 2006.<EOS>"
5318,154826,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Carr_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_M._Fennelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Carr_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_M._Fennelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Theil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rebel City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Raoul_Kraushaar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1860s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebel_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kansas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rebel City is a 1953 American Western film directed by Thomas Carr and starring Wild Bill Elliott,  Marjorie Lord and Robert Kent. The film is set in Junction City in Kansas during the American Civil War where Southern supporters are attempting to launch an uprising.<EOS>"
5319,137638,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Green_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryan Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Rix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pier_Angeli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Green_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Angry Silence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_labor_movement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_factories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Malcolm_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Angry_Silence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Richard_Attenborough<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Angry Silence is a 1960 black-and-white British drama film directed by Guy Green and starring Richard Attenborough, Pier Angeli, Michael Craig and Bernard Lee.The film marked the first release through screenwriter Bryan Forbes's production venture, Beaver Films, and Forbes won a BAFTA Award for Best British Screenplay at the 14th British Academy Film Awards and a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay at the 33rd Academy Awards for his contribution (shared with original story writers Michael Craig and Richard Gregson). Green called it a ""landmark"" in his career.<EOS>"
5320,6672,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Allan Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Merry Dog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Santa_Claus_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Dog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Merry Dog is a 1933 short animated film by Walter Lantz Productions and is the sixth of the Pooch the Pup theatrical cartoons.<EOS>
5321,107833,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Binyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Jones_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Hope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arlene_Dahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_Clooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Martin_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Binyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Jones_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Hartmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Here Come the Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Here_Come_the_Girls_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Claude_Binyon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Here Come the Girls is a 1953 musical comedy film directed by Claude Binyon, filmed in Technicolor, produced by Bob Hope's company Hope Productions Inc., and released by Paramount Pictures.Along with Hope, the cast includes Rosemary Clooney, Tony Martin and Arlene Dahl.<EOS>"
5322,137030,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Puttnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Lieberson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Smithers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Davenport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bianca_Jagger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Puttnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Lieberson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Tynan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trick or Treat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Puttnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Unreleased_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cancelled_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_unfinished_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Treat_(unfinished_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sanford_Lieberson<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Trick or Treat is an unfinished British film directed by Michael Apted that began production in 1975. It led to the breakup of the producing partnership between David Puttnam and Sandy Lieberson. It also possibly contributed to the end of Nat Cohen's stewardship of EMI Films.<EOS>
5323,11071,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Fine_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alison_Snowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alison Snowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Fine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alison Snowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Enfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew MacLachlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Grace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tessa Wojiczak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Fine_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alison_Snowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Fine_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alison_Snowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Fine_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alison_Snowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bob's Birthday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Midlife_crisis_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alison_Snowden_and_David_Fine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Birthday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bob's Birthday is a 1993 Canadian-British animated short by Alison Snowden and David Fine, winner of the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film at the 67th Academy Awards,  and serves as the pilot to the animated series Bob and Margaret. It features a humorous look at how Margaret plans to throw a surprise birthday party for Bob on his 40th birthday, as he struggles with the sudden impact of middle age. Bob's Birthday has won 10 awards, one of which includes the National Film Board of Canada's 60th Oscar nomination. The film was inspired by the creators, Alison Snowden and David Fine, both turning 30.<EOS>"
5324,35446,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Pillsbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jennie Lew Tugend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cliff Eidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Kilpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>August Schellenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason James Richter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Annie Corley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Berry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Pillsbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mattson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Free Willy 3: The Rescue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Film score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_underwater_settings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_ships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_ship_hijackings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Regency_Enterprises_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_whaling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_underwater_diving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dolphins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cliff_Eidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Pillsbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_orcas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Free_Willy_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_marine_biology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Willy_3:_The_Rescue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Free Willy 3: The Rescue is a 1997 American family film directed by Sam Pillsbury and written by John Mattson. Released by Warner Bros. under their Warner Bros. Family Entertainment banner, it is the sequel to Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home in addition to being the third film in the Free Willy franchise and final installment of the original storyline as well as the last to be released theatrically. Jason James Richter and August Schellenberg reprise their roles from the previous films while Annie Corley, Vincent Berry and Patrick Kilpatrick joined the cast. The story revolves around Jesse and Randolph attempting to stop a group of whalers, led by its ruthless captain, from illegally hunting Willy while secretly receiving help from an unlikely source involving the captain's young son after an accident changed his view on whales.Filming took place in British Columbia from July 31 to October 10, 1996, where several scenes were shot in Vancouver, Pitt Lake, Britannia Beach, Squamish and Howe Sound. The film is dedicated to Free Willy co-writer Keith A. Walker who died two months after production was completed.Free Willy 3: The Rescue premiered on August 8, 1997. It received mixed reviews from critics and was a box office bomb, grossing $3.4 million.<EOS>"
5325,6795,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Findlay_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>American Films Ltd.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ed Adlum and Mike Findlay Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Darcy Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Brock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ivan Agar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Neubeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tawm Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Findlay_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shriek of the Mutilated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shriek_of_the_Mutilated<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mariticide_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shriek of the Mutilated (also known as Mutilated and Scream of the Snowbeast) is a 1974 American horror film directed by Michael Findlay, and starring Alan Brock, Jennifer Stock, and  Michael Harris. It follows a group of university students who, with their professor, visit a remote island in upstate New York to investigate sightings of a Yeti-like creature.<EOS>"
5326,135821,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice Kosloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gleason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diana Darrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hollywood Thrill-Makers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Thrill-Makers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hollywood Thrill Makers is a 1954 American action film directed by Bernard B. Ray and starring James Gleason, William Henry and Diana Darrin. It was distributed by Lippert Pictures. It is also known as Hollywood Stuntmen. It follows the lives of several Hollywood stuntmen.<EOS>"
5327,165428,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_City_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Barter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Enid Stamp-Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hazel_Ascot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Barty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_City_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Orme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Talking Feet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Talking_Feet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Talking Feet is a 1937 British musical film directed by John Baxter and starring Hazel Ascot, Enid Stamp-Taylor and Jack Barty.It was written by Geoffrey Orme, Jack Francis  and H. Fowler Mear.<EOS>"
5328,43459,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Lissner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Keene_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Lissner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cross Fire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_Fire_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Brower<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cross Fire is a 1933 American pre-Code Western film starring Tom Keene and directed by Otto Brower. Produced and distributed by RKO, it cost $26,000 to make and produced a profit of $30,000. The plot follows a soldier who returns from World War I and seeks justice for a man falsely accused of murder. Critical reviews were mixed, with some praising the story and others stating that the action was overridden by the plot.<EOS>"
5329,44573,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Kammerud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leslie Hough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Lovegren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bambi Moe, Don Mizell, Eric Silver, Leonard Jones, Shepard Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clancy Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samuel E. Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Furst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cam Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tara Charendoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jodi Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Mars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Paulsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Buddy Hackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max Casella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Kammerud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_K._Lovegren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Songs from The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea & More!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia, Canada, United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mother–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_princesses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DisneyToon_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Television_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_palaces<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Kammerud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Little_Mermaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Little_Mermaid_II:_Return_to_the_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Little_Mermaid_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea is a 2000 animated direct-to-video musical fantasy film produced by Walt Disney Television Animation, and the second installment in The Little Mermaid trilogy. Directed by Jim Kammerud and Brian Smith, the film focuses on Ariel and Eric's daughter Melody, a human princess who longs to swim in the ocean despite her parents' refusing to let her because of them trying to protect her from Morgana, Ursula’s younger sister.Many voice actors from the original film reprised their roles, including Jodi Benson as Ariel, Kenneth Mars as King Triton, Samuel E. Wright as Sebastian, and Buddy Hackett as Scuttle (in his final film role before his death in 2003). Pat Carroll, who voiced Ursula in the first film, returned as Morgana. Tara Charendoff joined the cast as Melody, with Rob Paulsen replacing Christopher Daniel Barnes as Prince Eric. Ben Wright, the original voice of Grimsby, died four months before the first film was released and was replaced by Kay E. Kuter. Additionally, Cam Clarke portrayed a now adult Flounder, previously voiced by Jason Marin.The film received generally negative reviews. In 2008, Disney released a third film, The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning, which is a prequel to the first film.<EOS>"
5330,160000,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Wolodarsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaw_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lantern Lane Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavin_Polone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Mohr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Richter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauren_Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Charles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julianne_Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Cranston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Ritchie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Wolodarsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaw_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavin_Polone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Wolodarsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maya_Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Seeing Other People<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Wallace_Wolodarsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Other_People_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wallace_Wolodarsky<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Seeing Other People is a 2004 American comedy film directed by Wallace Wolodarsky, who co-wrote the screenplay with Maya Forbes. The film stars Jay Mohr and Julianne Nicholson as a couple who decide to see other people two months before their wedding.<EOS>"
5331,123484,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harcourt_Templeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gibb McLaughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Binnie Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harcourt_Templeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Selwyn_Jepson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D._B._Wyndham-Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Hackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hyde Park Corner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1780s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sinclair_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hyde_Park_Corner_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hyde Park Corner is a 1935 British comedy crime film, directed by Sinclair Hill and starring Gordon Harker, Binnie Hale and Eric Portman. Harker portrays a policeman investigating a crime in 1930s London, which proves to have its origins in the 1780s. The film takes its name from Hyde Park Corner in Central London where the events of the film occur. It was based on the play Hyde Park Corner (1934) by Walter Hackett. The film was made at Welwyn Studios.<EOS>"
5332,67552,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Illegal<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ceder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Illegal<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Illegal<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ceder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Illegal<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Illegal<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strictly Illegal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Illegal<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Illegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Illegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Illegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Illegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Illegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Illegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Illegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strictly_Illegal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Ceder<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strictly Illegal is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Ralph Ceder and starring Leslie Fuller, Betty Astell and Georgie Harris. It was made at Cricklewood Studios.<EOS>"
5333,135871,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Arzner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ginger_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudette_Colbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fredric March<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Ruggles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Monroe Owsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Arzner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gertrude_Purcell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Honor Among Lovers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Among_Lovers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dorothy_Arzner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Honor Among Lovers is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film made by Paramount Pictures, directed by Dorothy Arzner. The film stars Claudette Colbert, Fredric March, Monroe Owsley, Charles Ruggles and Ginger Rogers. The film was originally titled Sex in Business.<EOS>"
5334,8610,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denison_Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denison_Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denison_Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bentley's Conscience<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bentley's_Conscience<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Denison_Clift<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bentley's Conscience is a 1922 British silent drama film directed by Denison Clift and starring Robert Loraine, Betty Faire and Henry Victor.<EOS>"
5335,167567,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert R. Snody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Westinghouse_Electric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Westinghouse_Electric<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Middleton Family at the New York World's Fair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World's_fair_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_New_York_World's_Fair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Middleton_Family_at_the_New_York_World's_Fair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Westinghouse_Electric_Company<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Middleton Family at the New York World's Fair is a 1939 American film directed by Robert R. Snody produced by Westinghouse for their exhibit at the 1939 New York World's Fair.In 2012, the film was added to the National Film Registry, being deemed ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant.""<EOS>"
5336,40570,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lamar Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Grable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Dailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mona_Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mother Wore Tights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Original_Score_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Wore_Tights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mother Wore Tights is a 1947 American Technicolor musical film starring Betty Grable and Dan Dailey as married vaudeville performers, directed by Walter Lang.This was Grable and Dailey's first film together, based on a book of the same name by Miriam Young. It was the highest grossing film of Grable's career up to this time, earning more than $5 million at the box office. It was also 20th Century Fox's most successful film of 1947.Alfred Newman won the Academy Award for Best Music, Scoring of a Musical Picture. Josef Myrow (music) and Mack Gordon (lyrics) were nominated for Original Song (""You Do""), while Harry Jackson was nominated for Color Cinematography.<EOS>"
5337,111875,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cradle_Song_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitchell_Leisen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cradle_Song_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cradle_Song_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evelyn_Venable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cradle_Song_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothea_Wieck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cradle_Song_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cradle Song<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cradle_Song_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cradle_Song_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cradle_Song_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cradle_Song_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cradle_Song_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cradle_Song_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cradle_Song_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cradle_Song_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mitchell_Leisen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cradle_Song_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cradle Song is a 1933 American pre-Code drama film directed by Mitchell Leisen in his directorial debut, released by Paramount Pictures, and starring Dorothea Wieck and Evelyn Venable. It is one of several films based on the 1911 Spanish play Canción de cuna by María and Gregorio Martínez Sierra. The play was translated into English in the 1920s by John Garrett Underhill.Cradle Song was Dorothea Wieck's first American film.<EOS>"
5338,91948,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Filmophone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_G._Whiting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_G._Whiting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dangerous Seas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Seas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dangerous Seas is a 1931 British crime film directed by Edward Dryhurst and starring Julie Suedo, Sandy Irving and Charles Garry.It was made as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
5339,170627,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rudolf Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Murray_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bosko_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ride_Him,_Bosko!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Ride Him, Bosko! released in 1932, is a Western animated  short film in Warner Bros.' Looney Tunes series. It features Bosko, Warner Bros.' first cartoon character, and his sweetheart Honey in the Old West.<EOS>"
5340,70300,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Phantom Ship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Arctic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_ships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Phantom_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beans_the_Cat_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Phantom Ship is a 1936 animated short film and is part of the Looney Tunes series. It stars Beans the Cat, along with spotted St. Bernard puppies Ham and Ex.<EOS>"
5341,38475,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvin_J._Chomsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bel Air-Gradison Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Raymond Stross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvin_J._Chomsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Platt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Inge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1956<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ernest_Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virginity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Luck,_Miss_Wyckoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marvin_J._Chomsky<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff is a 1979 American drama film directed by Marvin J. Chomsky. The screenplay by Polly Platt is based on the 1970 novel of the same title by William Inge. Inge wrote two novels, both set in the fictional town of Freedom, Kansas. In Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff, high-school Latin teacher Evelyn Wyckoff loses her job because she has an affair with the school's black janitor. The novel's themes include spinsterhood, racism, sexual tension and public humiliation during the late 1950s. The film version stars Anne Heywood, John Lafayette, Donald Pleasence, Robert Vaughn, and, in her final film, Carolyn Jones.<EOS>"
5342,162886,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hartford-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Newbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Mower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maureen_Lipman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Waterman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renée_Asherson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madeleine_Hinde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hartford-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Newbrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Smashing Bird I Used to Know<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Women_in_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sexploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Smashing_Bird_I_Used_to_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Hartford-Davis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Smashing Bird I Used to Know is a 1969 British drama/sexploitation film, directed by Robert Hartford-Davis and starring Renée Asherson, Patrick Mower, Dennis Waterman, Madeleine Hinde and Maureen Lipman. It was written by John Peacock. The film was not released in the U.S. until 1973, retitled by AIP as School for Unclaimed Girls. AIP also reissued the film a year later under their shadow company United Producers Organization as Hell House Girls. It is also known as House of Unclaimed Women.As with other Hartford-Davis films, The Smashing Bird I Used to Know contains elements from different genres including psychological drama and social commentary.  It is best known however as a sexploitation piece featuring nudity, attempted rape and lesbianism. The film features the first screen credit of the then 15-year-old Lesley-Anne Down in a supporting role.<EOS>"
5343,164269,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kim Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christopher Frederick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Juliet De Valero Wills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bragg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Tweedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jenner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natalie_Merchant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stirratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Corey_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Guthrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Showbiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Coomer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Man in the Sand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rockumentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wilco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Woody_Guthrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Sand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Billy_Bragg<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Man in the Sand is a 1999 documentary that functions as both a biography of American folk singer-songwriter Woody Guthrie and a chronicle of the creation of the Billy Bragg & Wilco Mermaid Avenue albums (Vol. I (1998), Vol. II (2000), and Vol. III (2012)), which feature songs consisting of previously-unheard Woody Guthrie lyrics set to newly-created music.<EOS>"
5344,166041,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Angel_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Wilcoxon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Veness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billie_Bristow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Newton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Self Made Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Self_Made_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Self Made Lady is a 1932 British drama film directed by George King and starring Heather Angel, Henry Wilcoxon and Amy Veness. It marked the screen debut of Louis Hayward who later became a star in Hollywood. The film was made at the Nettlefold Studios in Walton-on-Thames. Cut down from its original running time of 77 minutes, it was distributed as a second feature by United Artists to allow the company to fulfill its quota requirement.<EOS>"
5345,137657,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:AVCO_Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_E._Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leonard Lightstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pickles_(dog)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Jeffries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daliah_Lavi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Petrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:AVCO_Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_E._Levine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Galton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Simpson_(scriptwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Spy with a Cold Nose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parody_films_based_on_James_Bond_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Riz_Ortolani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spy_with_a_Cold_Nose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Petrie<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Spy with a Cold Nose is a 1966 British comedy film directed by Daniel Petrie and starring Laurence Harvey, Daliah Lavi, Lionel Jeffries, Denholm Elliott, and Colin Blakely. It was written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson.<EOS>"
5346,159671,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Munden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film4_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Revolver Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Liza Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicola_Shindler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lynn Horsford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Katy Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Kearns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_McNulty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_Dooley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leo Gregory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Munden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film4_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicola_Shindler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Marchant_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mark of Cain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Iraq_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Iraq_War_in_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Channel_4_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mark_of_Cain_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marc_Munden<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Mark of Cain is a British Academy of Film and Television Arts Award-winning British television film first broadcast in 2007 following three young men as they experience the extremity of war for the first time, and the permanent effects of what they have seen and done as they return from their tour of duty. Rather than heroic stories, all they bring home are tawdry trophy photos, as well as the secrets of what they really did, until the consequences of their actions surface to confront them.Produced by Red Production Company, it was originally scheduled on Channel 4 at 9 pm on 5 April 2007, but was rescheduled to 12 April 2007, in light of the detention of British service personnel by Iran. The film's title comes from Royal Irish Regiment Colonel Tim Collins's eve-of-battle speech in Iraq in 2003.<EOS>"
5347,45387,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_Pitre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anchor Bay EntertainmentGrindstone films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michelle BenoitStephen BowenSam CableChuck WalkerChristian Gudegast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric BraedenBilly ZaneSean YoungGeorge KennedyArmand Assante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_Pitre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchor_Bay_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Gudegast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Who Came Back<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_miscarriage_of_justice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Glen_Pitre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_American_slavery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Came_Back_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man Who Came Back is a 2008 American Western film directed by Glen Pitre. It stars Eric Braeden, Billy Zane, George Kennedy, and Armand Assante. Set in southern Louisiana, it is loosely based on the 1887 sugar strike in four parishes and violence that erupted in the Thibodaux massacre.<EOS>"
5348,170253,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melville_Shyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Willis Kent Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenne_Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lloyd Ingraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Symona Boniface<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melville_Shyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Souls in Pawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Souls_in_Pawn_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Melville_Shyer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Souls in Pawn is a 1940 American drama film directed by Melville Shyer and featuring Kenne Duncan, Lloyd Ingraham, Symona Boniface. It was produced by the independent producer Willis Kent.<EOS>"
5349,99589,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Schlatter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_International_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Schlatter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Dugan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pearl_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Redd_Foxx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Warren_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Schlatter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_International_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Schlatter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Clark_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Bobrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Schlatter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Norman... Is That You?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_anti-LGBT_sentiment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Homophobia_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman..._Is_That_You%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_LGBT-related_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Norman... Is That You? is a 1976 American comedy film directed by George Schlatter and starring Redd Foxx and Pearl Bailey. It is based on the play Norman, Is That You? The film version changes the locale from New York City to Los Angeles and substitutes the Jewish family from the original play with an African American one.<EOS>"
5350,136434,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Tuchner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Bolam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodney_Bewes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigit_Forsyth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Tuchner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-EMI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_La_Frenais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Likely Lads<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Newcastle_upon_Tyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_apartment_buildings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Tuchner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dick_Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Likely_Lads_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ian_La_Frenais<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Likely Lads is a 1976 British comedy film directed by Michael Tuchner, starring James Bolam and Rodney Bewes. It is a spin-off from Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?, although it has the same title as the earlier 1960s British television series The Likely Lads, of which Whatever was the sequel.The screenplay is by the scriptwriters of the television show, Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais; and the principal roles of Bob and Terry, as well as those of Bob's wife Thelma and Terry's sister Audrey, are played by the original television cast.This film was the final screen appearance of Bewes and Bolam together. At the time of the film's release, the two had, according to Bewes, fallen out over something he had said in an interview with the press and never spoken to each other again, but when Bewes died in November 2017, Bolam denied there was a rift between the two men.<EOS>"
5351,156650,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shake Hands with Murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shake_Hands_with_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shake Hands with Murder is a 1944 American comedy mystery film directed by Albert Herman and starring Iris Adrian, Frank Jenks and Douglas Fowley. The film is a B movie released by the low-budget distributor Producers Releasing Corporation.<EOS>"
5352,159734,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Karlson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roddy_McDowall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edgar Barrier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gale Sherwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Karlson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Raison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_De_Witt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rocky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rocky_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Karlson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rocky is a 1948 American drama film directed by Phil Karlson and starring Roddy McDowall, Edgar Barrier and Gale Sherwood. It was produced and distributed by Monogram Pictures.<EOS>"
5353,166761,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.W._Hackel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.W._Hackel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbes_Parkhill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>No Man's Range<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Man's_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_N._Bradbury<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>No Man's Range is a 1935 American Western film directed by Robert N. Bradbury starring his son Bob Steele.<EOS>
5354,9740,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Melcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jimmy Durante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martha Raye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Melcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Sheldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Billy Rose's Jumbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ben_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elephants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sidney_Sheldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georgie_Stoll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Rose's_Jumbo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Billy Rose's Jumbo is a 1962 American musical film released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and starring Doris Day (in her last screen musical), Stephen Boyd, Jimmy Durante and Martha Raye. An adaptation of the stage musical Jumbo produced by Billy Rose, the film was directed by Charles Walters, written by Sidney Sheldon and features Busby Berkeley's choreography. It was nominated for an Academy Award for the adaptation of its Rodgers and Hart score.The Broadway show Jumbo opened on November 16, 1935 and was the last musical produced at the New York Hippodrome before it was demolished in 1939. Original producer Billy Rose stipulated that if a film version was ever made based on the show, he must be credited in the title, even if he were not personally involved. Both the play and the film feature songs by Rodgers and Hart, although the film borrows two songs from their other shows. Boyd's singing voice was dubbed by studio singer Jimmy Joyce.<EOS>"
5355,170545,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Martin Desmond Roe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Travon Free<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lawrence Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean Combs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jesse Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terrence J<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Uettwiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mickey Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Van Lathan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joey Badass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Desmond_Roe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Travon_Free<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Combs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terrence_J<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_Williams_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Travon_Free<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two Distant Strangers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Netflix_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Time_loop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_Action_Short_Film_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_racism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Distant_Strangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two Distant Strangers is a 2020 American short film written by Travon Free and directed by Free and Martin Desmond Roe. The film examines the deaths of Black Americans during encounters with police through the eyes of a character trapped in a time loop that keeps ending in his death. Two Distant Strangers won the award for Best Live Action Short Film at the 93rd Academy Awards, marking distributor Netflix's first win in the category.<EOS>"
5356,164908,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Chopra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elliott Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aidan Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rubén Blades<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carol Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Estelle Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Libertini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathryn Grody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Chopra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Pikser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lemon Sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Howard_Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Atlantic_City,_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lemon_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joyce_Chopra<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Lemon Sisters is a 1990 American comedy-drama film from Miramax Films directed by Joyce Chopra and written by Jeremy Pikser. The film stars Diane Keaton, Carol Kane and Kathryn Grody. The film was both a commercial and critical failure after being shelved for more than a year with extensive revisions.<EOS>"
5357,116433,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sykes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Steur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Jones_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sykes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Steur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sykes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Steur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Committee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Psychedelic_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Sykes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Committee_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pink_Floyd_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Committee is a 1968 British independent black-and-white film noir film directed by Peter Sykes. It features original music by Pink Floyd as well as Arthur Brown's song ""Nightmare"".<EOS>"
5358,107972,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Widgey_R._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Geoffrey Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Widgey_R._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Heroes of the Mine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Widgey_R._Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Mine_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bushey_Studios_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Heroes of the Mine is a 1932 British drama film directed by Widgey R. Newman and starring Moore Marriott, Wally Patch and Terence de Marney. It was made as a quota quickie at Bushey Studios.<EOS>"
5359,158269,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Allied Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Yaqui Drums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yaqui_Drums<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Yaqui Drums is a 1956 American Western film directed by Jean Yarbrough and starring Rod Cameron, J. Carrol Naish, Mary Castle.Mexican bandit Yaqui Jack and his men hold up a stage coach, kill the driver and guard and are robbing the passengers, ranch owner Matt Quigg, his son Lute and Linda, when they in turn are ambushed by Lefty and his gang. Yaqui Jack is shot but escapes and reaches the camp of Webb Dunham, who treats his wounds. They separate with Webb going to the ranch of his brother who has been murdered. Suspicion turns on Matt, who claims title to the brother's ranch, and has Webb brutally beaten after ordering him from the property. Webb goes to Matt's saloon, where Linda sings, and she and Webb had been in love in California. Webb retaliates against Matt for his beating, and Matt hires Lefty to kill Webb. Lefty, waiting in Webb's cabin to ambush him, is overpowered by Yaqui Jack who has returned to help the man who aided him, and asks Webb to join him and his friends in their fight to free Mexico. Matt, Lute, Linda and Lefty and the sheriff are kidnapped by Yaqui Indians, as is Webb, who shot a Yaqui grabbing Linda. They are taken across the border to be held for ransom, where Lefty confesses to Webb that he had killed Webb's brother on Matt's orders. Lute, with no intentions of returning, persuades his father to let him go across the border to get the ransom money but Linda, whom he had married the night before, refuses to go with him. Matt learns of the intended deceit deceit, and accidentally kills Lute. Yaqui Jack is killed as he dies the Mexican Army authorities who escort Webb, Linda, the sheriff and the now-demented Matt back across the border.<EOS>"
5360,168743,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tex Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pinto Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Radio Rhythm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_radio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Rhythm<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Radio Rhythm is a 1931 short animated film featuring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. It is among the vast majority of Oswald cartoons produced by Walter Lantz Productions. It is the 45th Lantz Oswald cartoon and the 97th cartoon in total.<EOS>
5361,68901,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clytie_Jessop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curzon_Home_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Belinon Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrena Finlay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clytie Jessop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Remick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miranda_Otto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clytie_Jessop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curzon_Home_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Dalton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clytie_Jessop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Smalley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clytie_Jessop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Emma's War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Emma's_War_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Emma's War is a 1987 Australian drama film starring Miranda Otto and Lee Remick. Clytie Jessop made her debut directing, producing and writing this film. It was completed in 1986, and released there in 1988. This was the last feature film for Remick and David Cahill.<EOS>"
5362,137234,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zalman_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Damon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Anthony_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mickey Rourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacqueline Bisset<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Assumpta Serna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carré Otis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zalman_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Damon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Anthony_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zalman_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Louisianna_Knop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wild Orchid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lawyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BDSM_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rio_de_Janeiro_(city)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rio_de_Janeiro_(city)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Zalman_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Orchid_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Salvador,_Bahia<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Wild Orchid is a 1989 American erotic romantic drama film directed by Zalman King and starring Mickey Rourke, Jacqueline Bisset, Carré Otis, and Assumpta Serna.A sequel, Wild Orchid II: Two Shades of Blue, was released in 1991.<EOS>"
5363,168824,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Louis Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorna_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Blake_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Burbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Out California Way<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_California_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lesley_Selander<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Out California Way is a 1946 American Western musical film directed by Lesley Selander for Republic Pictures. It starred Monte Hale, Lorna Gray (billed as Adrian Booth) and Robert Blake. Roy Rogers and Dale Evans made cameo appearances. The film was the first feature to be shot in Trucolor.<EOS>"
5364,166133,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Zwicky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Grant Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dana Dubovsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Manu Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Holly Brisley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steven Grives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Zwicky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_L._Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sinbad and the Minotaur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sword_and_sorcery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_ancient_Greece<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_classical_mythology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Middle_East<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Karl_Zwicky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Crete<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Sinbad_the_Sailor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinbad_and_the_Minotaur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pericles<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sinbad and the Minotaur is a 2011 Australian fantasy B movie directed by Karl Zwicky serving as an unofficial sequel to the 1947 Douglas Fairbanks Jr. film and Harryhausen's Sinbad trilogy. It combines Arabian Nights hero Sinbad the Sailor with the Greek legend of the Minotaur.<EOS>
5365,75985,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Manning_Haynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clayton Hutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Manning_Haynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tomorrow We Live<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomorrow_We_Live_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_H._Manning_Haynes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tomorrow We Live is a 1936 British drama film directed by H. Manning Haynes and starring Godfrey Tearle, Haidee Wright and Renee Gadd. Its plot concerns a financier on the brink of ruin.It was made at Elstree Studios.<EOS>"
5366,165792,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Nicholls_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures Corp.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Albert E. Levoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_Inescort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Angel_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Hamilton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Abel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Nicholls_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Faith_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Ornitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_E._Paramore_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Portia on Trial<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Faith_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_on_Trial<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Nicholls_Jr.<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Portia on Trial is a 1937 American film about a trial based on story of Faith Baldwin and directed by George Nicholls Jr. It was nominated to win the Oscar for Best Music in the 10th Academy Awards.<EOS>
5367,56428,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Harlow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Haynes_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Watling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Stephen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karel_Stepanek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Harlow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Haynes_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Haynes_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Percy_Hoskins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dangerous Cargo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Cargo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Harlow<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dangerous Cargo is a 1954 British black and white second feature ('B') crime film directed by John Harlow starring Jack Watling, Susan Stephen and Karel Stepanek. The film was written by Daily Express crime reporter Percy Hoskins and Stanley Haynes, and produced by Haynes for ACT Films.<EOS>"
5368,17711,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David_T._Friendly<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Dayton_and_Valerie_Faris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Turtletaub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Saraf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_T._Friendly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Yerxa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Berger_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Carell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greg Kinnear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Arkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Toni Collette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Abigail Breslin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Dano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Dayton_and_Valerie_Faris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Searchlight_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Turtletaub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Saraf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_T._Friendly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Yerxa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Berger_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Arndt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Miss Sunshine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actor_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_depression<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_beauty_pageants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Independent_Spirit_Award_for_Best_Film_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Original_Screenplay_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Original_Screenplay_BAFTA_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Searchlight_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mychael_Danna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Foreign_Film_César_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jonathan_Dayton_and_Valerie_Faris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_buses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Arndt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Child_beauty_pageants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Big_Beach_(company)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Sunshine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fargo<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Miss Sunshine is a 2006 American tragicomedy road film directed by Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris (in their directorial debut) from a screenplay written by Michael Arndt. The film stars an ensemble cast consisting of Greg Kinnear, Steve Carell, Toni Collette, Paul Dano, Abigail Breslin, and Alan Arkin, all of whom play members of a dysfunctional family taking the youngest (Breslin) to compete in a child beauty pageant. Abigail Breslin’s breakout performance in the film earned her an Academy Award nomination. The film tackles themes of family, depression, self-acceptance, and finding meaning in absurd conditions. It was produced by Big Beach Films on a budget of US$8 million. Filming began on June 6, 2005, and took place over 30 days in Arizona and Southern California.The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 20, 2006, and its distribution rights were bought by Fox Searchlight Pictures for one of the biggest deals made in the history of the festival. The film had a limited release in the United States on July 26, 2006, and expanded to a wider release starting on August 18.Little Miss Sunshine was a box office success, earning $101 million. It garnered critical praise for its performances, as well as for its directing, screenplay and humor. It earned four nominations at the 79th Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Arndt and Arkin won Best Original Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor, respectively, and Breslin was nominated for Best Supporting Actress. It also won the Independent Spirit Award for Best Feature and the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture, and received numerous other accolades.<EOS>"
5369,67528,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Hill_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joel Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lawrence Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>E.G. Daily<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Willem Dafoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Moranis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Paré<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Madigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deborah Gaye Van Valkenburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Streets of Fire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rock_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silver_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joel_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ry_Cooder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Walter_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streets_of_Fire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Streets of Fire is a 1984 American action crime neo-noir film directed by Walter Hill, from a screenplay by Hill and Larry Gross. Described on the poster and in the opening credits as ""A Rock & Roll Fable"", the film combines elements of the automobile culture and music from the 1950s with the fashion style and sociology of the 1980s. Starring Michael Paré, Diane Lane, Rick Moranis, Amy Madigan, Willem Dafoe, Deborah Van Valkenburgh, E.G. Daily, and Bill Paxton, the film follows ex-soldiers Tom Cody (Paré) and McCoy (Madigan) as they embark on a mission to rescue Cody's ex-girlfriend Ellen Aim (Lane), who was kidnapped by Raven Shaddock (Dafoe), the leader of an outlaw motorcycle gang called The Bombers.Streets of Fire was theatrically released in the United States on June 1, 1984, to mixed reviews from critics and was a box office failure, grossing $8 million against its $14.5 million budget.<EOS>"
5370,69392,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Daumery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benita_Hume<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>D. A. Clarke-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Daumery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Help Yourself<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean_Daumery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Help_Yourself_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Help Yourself is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Jean Daumery and starring Benita Hume, Martin Walker and D. A. Clarke-Smith. It is based on the novel Sinners All by Jerome Kingston. It was produced at Teddington Studios in London by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers.<EOS>"
5371,141241,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rochelle_Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Murray_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bosko in Person<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vitaphone_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Maurice_Chevalier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bosko_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Jimmy_Durante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_in_Person<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bosko in Person is an American animated short film featuring Bosko. It is a Looney Tunes cartoon, featuring Bosko, the original star of the series. It was released on February 11, 1933, though one source claims the release date is April 10, 1933. Like most Looney Tunes of its day, it was directed by Hugh Harman; its score is by Frank Marsales. The film features Bosko and Honey in a vaudeville-act. This is the second cartoon directed by Friz Freleng.<EOS>"
5372,106754,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Kwapis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Juvonen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Aniston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scarlett Johansson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Connelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bradley Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Drew Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kris Kristofferson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Affleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ginnifer Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Kwapis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Juvonen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abby_Kohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Silverstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>He's Just Not That Into You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>He's Just Not That Into You: Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>He's Just Not That Into You: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Portland,_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Baltimore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Kwapis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cliff_Eidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Baltimore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:He's_Just_Not_That_Into_You_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flower_Films_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>He's Just Not That into You is a 2009 American-German romantic comedy-drama film directed by Ken Kwapis, based on Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo's 2004 self-help book of the same name. It follows nine people and their varying romantic problems. Gigi, a common thread amongst the characters, is followed more closely than the other eight and has a more developed storyline as she consistently misreads all of her romantic partners' behaviors. She meets Alex, who helps her to interpret signs given to her by her dates.The film stars an ensemble cast of Ben Affleck, Jennifer Aniston, Drew Barrymore, Jennifer Connelly, Kevin Connolly, Bradley Cooper, Ginnifer Goodwin, Scarlett Johansson, and Justin Long. The film was produced by New Line Cinema and Flower Films, the production company owned by Barrymore, who is also the film's executive producer.Production began in Baltimore in 2007. The film was released on February 6, 2009 by Warner Bros. Pictures to mixed reviews. It grossed $27.7 million on its opening weekend and over $178.8 million worldwide.<EOS>"
5373,142684,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._Edward_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Jones_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Cromwell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rochelle_Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._C._Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Doucet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._Edward_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Jones_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Van_Upp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Waldemar_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_A._Edward_Sutherland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Poppy is a 1936 comedy film starring W. C. Fields and Rochelle Hudson. The film was based on a 1923 stage revue of the same name starring Fields and Madge Kennedy. This was the second film version of the revue featuring Fields, following Sally of the Sawdust in 1925 with Carol Dempster in the title role.<EOS>"
5374,139010,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Melcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Melcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_L._Breen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Do Not Disturb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lionel_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Disturb_(1965_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Levy<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Do Not Disturb is a DeLuxe Color CinemaScope (1965) romantic comedy film directed by Ralph Levy and starring Doris Day and Rod Taylor as a married American couple living in England.<EOS>
5375,63657,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Man from Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_from_Texas_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Herman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Man from Texas is a 1939 American Western film directed by Albert Herman and starring Tex Ritter, Ruth Rogers and Hal Price.<EOS>"
5376,150933,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Milestone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_M._Schenck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John W. Considine Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norma Talmadge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norma_Talmadge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Milestone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_M._Schenck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norma_Talmadge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Considine_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jules_Furthman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Stanislaus_Stange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>New York Nights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joseph_M._Schenck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jules_Furthman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Milestone<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>New York Nights is a 1929 American pre-Code crime film, directed by Lewis Milestone, and based on the 1928 play Tin Pan Alley by Hugh Stanislaus Stange. The film is known for being leading actress Norma Talmadge's first sound film.As per U.S. copyright law, the film entered the public domain on January 1, 2025.<EOS>"
5377,87493,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Shane Edelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bleiberg Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ehud Bleiberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yitzhak Ginsberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terence Michael<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Abra Edelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gay Ribisi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>According to Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pornography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:According_to_Spencer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>According to Spencer is a 2001 romantic comedy film directed by Shane Edelman and starring Jesse Bradford, Mia Kirshner, David Krumholtz, Adam Goldberg, and Brad Rowe.<EOS>"
5378,96367,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Hayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norrie_Paramor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Hayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Finders Keepers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers_(1966_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Finders_Keepers_(1966_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Hayers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Finders Keepers is a 1966 British musical film directed by Sidney Hayers, written by Michael Pertwee and starring Cliff Richard and The Shadows. It was released in the U.S. the following year.The film's tagline is 'The beat is the wildest! The blast is the craziest! ... and the fun is where you find it!'<EOS>"
5379,147445,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_J._Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Speechley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Geeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victoria_Tennant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosalind_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephanie_Beacham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Ashley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steven Grives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Thomas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barrie Houghton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Baxt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_J._Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Maley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Inseminoid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_planets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Malta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Shaw_Brothers_Studio_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_body_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Scott_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_J._Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inseminoid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_space_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Inseminoid (titled Horror Planet in the United States) is a 1981 British science fiction horror film directed by Norman J. Warren and starring Judy Geeson, Robin Clarke and Stephanie Beacham, along with Victoria Tennant in one of her early film roles. The plot concerns a team of archaeologists and scientists who are excavating the ruins of an ancient civilisation on a distant planet. One of the women in the team (Geeson) is impregnated by an alien creature and taken over by a mysterious intelligence, driving her to murder her colleagues one by one and feed on them.Inseminoid was written by Nick and Gloria Maley, a married couple who had been part of the special effects team on Warren's earlier film Satan's Slave. It was filmed between May and June 1980 on a budget of £1 million (£5 million in 2023), half of which was supplied by the Shaw Brothers. The film was shot mostly on location at Chislehurst Caves in Kent as well as on the island of Gozo in Malta, combined with a week's filming at Lee International Studios in London. Composer John Scott completed the film's electronic musical score over recording sessions that lasted many hours.Despite a good box office response in the UK and abroad, Inseminoid failed to impress most commentators, who criticised the effects and production design. The overall quality of the acting was also poorly received, although Geeson's performance was praised. Criticism was also directed at the premise involving an alien insemination, which some commentators saw as a weak imitation of Alien (1979). Both Warren and 20th Century Fox, distributor of Alien, rejected claims that Inseminoid was influenced by that film.<EOS>"
5380,103392,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_M._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_M._Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_T._Horman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It Couldn't Have Happened – But It Did<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It_Couldn't_Have_Happened_–_But_It_Did<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_romance_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>It Couldn't Have Happened – But It Did is a 1936 American romantic crime film directed by Phil Rosen. The film is also known as It Couldn't Have Happened (American review title).<EOS>
5381,37003,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Lion Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sidney Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alastair Sim as The Laird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Travers as Geordie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norah Gorsen as Jean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Young as Young Geordie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Geordie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1956<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Alwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Athletics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Frank_Launder_and_Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_1956_Summer_Olympics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Geordie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_sports_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Geordie (released in the United States as Wee Geordie) is a 1955 British film directed and co-produced by Frank Launder, with Bill Travers in the title role as a Scotsman who becomes an athlete and competes at the 1956 Summer Olympics in Melbourne.The film is based on David Walker's 1950 novel of the same title, adapted for the screen by Launder and his co-producer Sidney Gilliat.<EOS>"
5382,65105,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Douglas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Blanke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joanne_Dru<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Malone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liberace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Douglas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Blanke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sincerely Yours<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Henry_Blanke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sincerely_Yours_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_books<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sincerely Yours is a 1955 Warner Color film romantic music comedy starring Liberace. It was Liberace's first starring motion picture and was a recreation of his concert performances and a remake of the Warner Bros. 1932 film The Man Who Played God, which was itself a remake of the 1922 film The Man Who Played God, also based on the 1914 Jules Eckert Goodman play The Silent Voice.<EOS>"
5383,96291,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Ford_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>ref|While according to Pollock, Coppola gave Lucas the money for the documentary, he is not credited in the film's credits.|group=""a""<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Caan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Francis Ford Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ron Colby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Ford_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Filmmaker: a diary by george lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmmaker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_George_Lucas<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Filmmaker, or ""Filmmaker: a diary by george lucas"", is a 32-minute documentary made in 1968 by George Lucas about the making of Francis Ford Coppola's 1969 film The Rain People.<EOS>"
5384,31780,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two in a Taxi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_in_a_Taxi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two in a Taxi is a 1941 American comedy film directed by Robert Florey and starring Anita Louise, Russell Hayden, Noah Beery Jr. and Dick Purcell. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures. Writer Marvin Wald was inspired by seeing a production of Clifford Odets' Waiting for Lefty to write this drama of cab drivers and their economic struggles.<EOS>"
5385,69368,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Tausik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concorde_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Showtime Networks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Horizons_Picture_Corp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatoly_Fradis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Garland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Cross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Concorde_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Horizons_Picture_Corp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatoly_Fradis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hellfire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hellfire_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hellfire, also known as Blood Song, is a 1995 American made-for-television horror film directed by David Tausik and starring Ben Cross, Jennifer Burns and Beverly Garland. It was originally released as part of the Roger Corman Presents series. It was filmed in Russia.<EOS>"
5386,70524,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_J._Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Hearne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Binkie_Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellen_Pollock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Robertson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_J._Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Marks_(performer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Reader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R.P._Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinters_in_the_Air<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_J._Goulding<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Splinters in the Air (aka, Splinters In The Air Force) is a 1937 British comedy film directed by Alfred J. Goulding and starring Sydney Howard and Richard Hearne. It is a loose sequel to the films Splinters (1929) and Splinters in the Navy (1931). It was made at Pinewood Studios.<EOS>"
5387,136393,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Y._Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>InterGlobal Home Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donald Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Tracey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ross Vezarian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tell Schreiber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Y._Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Wilson_(writer_and_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Wilson_(writer_and_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Y._Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Keeper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_psychiatric_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hypnosis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1947<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Donald_Wilson_(writer_and_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Donald_Wilson_(writer_and_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Keeper_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_late-night_programming<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Keeper is a 1976 Canadian comedy-thriller film written and directed by T.Y. Drake and starring Christopher Lee in the title role. The film was never released theatrically and went straight to television.<EOS>
5388,165481,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dick Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lemmon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Allyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Riskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Binyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Hopkins_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You Can't Run Away from It<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_journalists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Run_Away_from_It<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dick_Powell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>You Can't Run Away from It is a 1956 American musical comedy film directed and produced by Dick Powell and starring June Allyson and Jack Lemmon. The film is a remake of the 1934 Academy Award-winning film It Happened One Night. The supporting cast features Charles Bickford, Jim Backus, Stubby Kaye, Jack Albertson and Howard McNear. It Happened One Night had also been remade as a musical comedy in 1945 as Eve Knew Her Apples.<EOS>"
5389,168697,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Reis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Z._Landi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Warrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emlyn_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_Arden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Reis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Z._Landi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vera_Caspary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Eliscu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gertrude_Purcell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Three Husbands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_afterlife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Herschel_Burke_Gilbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Husbands<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irving_Reis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Three Husbands is a 1951 American comedy film directed by Irving Reis and starring Eve Arden, Ruth Warrick, and Emlyn Williams.<EOS>"
5390,165318,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Odette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dora De Winton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._Henderson_Bland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Upcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Eliot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Gilfil's Love Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Gilfil's_Love_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_A._V._Bramble<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Gilfil's Love Story is a 1920 British silent drama film directed by A. V. Bramble and starring Robert Henderson Bland, Mary Odette and Peter Upcher. It was based on the short story Mr. Gilfil's Love Story from George Eliot's 1857 work Scenes of Clerical Life. A chaplain to an aristocratic British family falls in love with their ward, a young Italian woman, who he marries. Tragedy strikes when she dies only a few months later, leaving him in a state of grief.<EOS>"
5391,102859,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerrie_&_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sturla_Gunnarsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerrie_&_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sturla_Gunnarsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerrie_&_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sturla_Gunnarsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerrie_&_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gerrie & Louise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerrie_&_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerrie_&_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerrie_&_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerrie_&_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerrie_&_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerrie_&_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Donald_Brittain_Award_winning_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerrie_&_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBC_Television_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerrie_&_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sturla_Gunnarsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerrie_&_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_apartheid<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gerrie & Louise is a 1997 Canadian documentary film directed by Sturla Gunnarsson. The film examines post-apartheid South Africa through the lens of Gerrie Hugo, a former officer in the South African Defence Force who fell in love with and married Louise Flanagan, a journalist investigating the SADF's role in various controversial events during the apartheid era.The film had a theatrical screening at the 1997 Toronto International Film Festival, but was distributed primarily as a CBC Television broadcast.<EOS>"
5392,144718,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Luft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jackie Coogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Renee Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Luft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jameson_Brewer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>French Leave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:French_Leave_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Marseille<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>French Leave is a 1948 American comedy film directed by Frank McDonald and starring Jackie Cooper, Jackie Coogan and Renee Godfrey. It is the sequel to the 1947 film Kilroy Was Here and is sometimes known by the alternative title of Kilroy on Deck.The film's sets were designed by the art director Dave Milton, one of the resident set designers at Monogram Pictures.<EOS>"
5393,75348,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boswell_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Amber Mountain Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Boswell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boswell_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boswell_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boswell_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Journey to the End of Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Timelapse of the Future:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Arrow of Time: Soundtrack to Timelapse of the Future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Experimental_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Space_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_ambient<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dubstep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lounge_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Synth_bass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adult_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hyperlink_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_released_on_YouTube<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_science<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Surrealist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_space<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Creative_Commons-licensed_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Creative_Commons-licensed_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Open_content_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Open_content_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Video_art<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Internet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_science<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Webby_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Planetarium_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pages_containing_links_to_subscription-only_content<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pages_containing_links_to_account-only_content<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_YouTube_videos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Timelapse_of_the_Future<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Audiovisual_art<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Timelapse of the Future: A Journey to the End of Time is a 2019 short epic documentary film created by American astronomy-themed musician and filmmaker John D. Boswell, made as a follow-up to his other short film Timelapse of the Entire Universe. Running at 29 minutes, it is a flowmotion—a combination of a hyper-lapse, time-lapse, and regular shots—of the universe from 2019 to the end of time, with the lapse rate doubling every five seconds. The film consists of self-made and fair use footage from films, the Internet, and speeches by scientists, using current knowledge and combining different hypotheses.Boswell spent six months on production, beginning in mid-2018, with several months of research prior. It was initially conceived as an art installation without dialogue, but later changed due to the weight of the subject matter. The film's soundtrack combines original music with stock audio; the former was later released in an album titled The Arrow of Time.Timelapse of the Future was released on Boswell's YouTube channel melodysheep and screened on several venues; it also won the 2020 Webby Awards. The film became viral, garnering millions of views and received positive reviews for its audiovisual craft, though some of the plot points were noted as mere speculations. The film inspired a song and music video by Noah Cyrus.<EOS>"
5394,161893,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Daniel Anker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Anker, Ellin Baumel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gene Hackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Imaginary Witness: Hollywood and the Holocaust<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Holocaust_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Holocaust<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Imaginary_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Holocaust_and_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Imaginary Witness: Hollywood and the Holocaust is a 2004 documentary film directed by Daniel Anker and narrated by Gene Hackman that examines the treatment of the Holocaust in Hollywood films over a period of sixty years and the impact of the films on public perception and thinking, and vice versa. The film was originally produced for the American cable network, American Movie Classics.<EOS>"
5395,170554,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simeon_Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indican_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michelle Gracie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rusty_Joiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Gaudioso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Murray Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simeon_Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indican_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simeon_Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unsullied<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unsullied<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Unsullied is a 2014 exploitation horror film directed by Simeon Rice and starring Murray Gray, Rusty Joiner, and James Gaudioso.<EOS>"
5396,44759,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonely_Profession<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Heyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonely_Profession<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonely_Profession<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jo Swerling Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonely_Profession<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Guardino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonely_Profession<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonely_Profession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonely_Profession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonely_Profession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonely_Profession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonely_Profession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonely_Profession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Douglas_Heyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lonely_Profession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lonely Profession, also known as The Savarona Syndrome, is a 1969 American television film directed and written by Douglas Heyes, based on his 1963 novel The Twelfth of Never. It stars Harry Guardino as Lee Gordon, a private investigator who seeks the killer of a tycoon's mistress and becomes a suspect.<EOS>"
5397,70540,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_James_Dobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Umbrella Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Filmways<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger le Mesurier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Bisley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacki_Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Atkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Cassell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Long_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cul_Cullen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_James_Dobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Umbrella_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Simpson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Squizzy Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bruce_Smeaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_James_Dobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Squizzy_Taylor_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_biographical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Squizzy Taylor is a 1982 Australian drama film based on the life of Melbourne gangster, Squizzy Taylor, directed by Kevin James Dobson and starring David Atkins, Jacki Weaver and Alan Cassell.<EOS>"
5398,149866,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_King_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy's Circus is a 1934 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Jack King. The short was released on November 8, 1934, and stars Buddy, the second star of the series.<EOS>"
5399,136819,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITV_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Cosgrove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hambley_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Pearson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Jason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Hordern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian Carmichael<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITV_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Cosgrove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hambley_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosemary_Anne_Sisson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wind in the Willows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_stop-motion_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_reptiles_and_amphibians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mice_and_rats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_badgers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weasels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Wind_in_the_Willows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Keith_Hopwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cosgrove_Hall_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wind_in_the_Willows_(1983_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_children's_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wind in the Willows is a 1983 British stop motion animated film produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions for Thames Television and aired on the ITV network. The film is based on Kenneth Grahame's classic 1908 novel The Wind in the Willows. It won a BAFTA award and an international Emmy award.Between 1984 and 1990, Cosgrove Hall subsequently made a 52-episode television series, with the film serving as a pilot. The film's music and songs are composed by Keith Hopwood, late of Herman's Hermits and Malcolm Rowe. The Stone Roses guitarist John Squire worked on the series as a set artist. Voice actors include David Jason, Ian Carmichael and Michael Hordern.<EOS>"
5400,67073,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stolen Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_twin_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Tibet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brittany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Walton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Athens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Czinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Life_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Czech_novels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stolen Life is a 1939 British drama film directed by Paul Czinner and starring Michael Redgrave, Elisabeth Bergner and Wilfrid Lawson.<EOS>"
5401,68933,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Cass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Stratford Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Skutezky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Virginia McKenna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Heather Thatcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noel Purcell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Cass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Skutezky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Burnaby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Father's Doing Fine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Cass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Noel_Langley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Father's_Doing_Fine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Father's Doing Fine is a 1952 British comedy film directed by Henry Cass and starring Richard Attenborough, Heather Thatcher, and Noel Purcell, and featuring Sid James. It was written by Anne Burnaby based on the 1948 play Little Lambs Eat Ivy by Noel Langley.<EOS>"
5402,170999,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ken Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Albert E.Raynor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pathé_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Arliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strip! Strip! Hooray!!!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip!_Strip!_Hooray!!!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strip! Strip! Hooray!!! is a 1932 British short comedy film directed by Norman Lee and starring Ken Douglas, Betty Norton and Albert E. Raynor. It was made by British International Pictures at Elstree Studios as a second feature.<EOS>"
5403,161212,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jeff Buckland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melanie Grisanti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ritter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Shaughnessy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hynden_Walch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ari_Meyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Landsberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_D._Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Khylan Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherri_Stoner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stanley's Dinosaur Round-Up<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sherri_Stoner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_fish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley's_Dinosaur_Round-Up<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stanley's Dinosaur Round-Up is a 2005 American animated Western television film based on the Playhouse Disney television series Stanley. It was directed by Jeff Buckland and produced by Cartoon Pizza. The film is notable for being the final film role of actor John Ritter, the voice of Great Uncle Stew, who died in September 2003 and was also dedicated to his memory.<EOS>"
5404,153067,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trey_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:October_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason McHugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fran Rubel Kuzui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trey Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Dean Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dian Bachar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robyn Lynne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trey_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:October_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_McHugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fran_Rubel_Kuzui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trey_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pornography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mormonism_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_superhero_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Erotic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rogue_(company)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_Mormon_missionaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Trey_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Matt_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Trey_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgazmo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_by_Trey_Parker_and_Matt_Stone<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Orgazmo is a 1997 American superhero sex comedy film written, directed and edited by Trey Parker and produced by Matt Stone, Jason McHugh, and Fran Rubel Kuzui. It stars Parker, Stone, Dian Bachar, Robyn Lynne, and Michael Dean Jacobs. The plot follows Joe Young (Trey Parker), a devout Mormon missionary who, to pay for his and his fiancée's dream wedding and home, acts in a pornographic film as the superhero Orgazmo with his side-kick Choda Boy (Dian Bachar).The film was conceived by Trey Parker, with collaborators Matt Stone and Jason McHugh, as a raunchy satire reflecting their own move from Colorado to Hollywood, using the sex industry as a backdrop to heighten its absurdity. Though initially met with resistance from major studios, the film was ultimately funded partly by a Japanese porn company and secured distribution through October Films. Orgazmo struggled at the box office after receiving an NC-17 rating from the MPAA, but endures as a cult film among fans of Parker and Stone's South Park.<EOS>"
5405,20679,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Strick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Continental_Distributing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph Strick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milo_O'Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Roëves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Manahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Jefford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T.P._McKenna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Strick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Continental_Distributing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Strick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Strick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Haines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ulysses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Censored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Irish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rating_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Republic_of_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stanley_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Dublin_(city)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_relating_to_James_Joyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ulysses_(novel)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulysses_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Strick<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ulysses is a 1967 drama film based on James Joyce's 1922 novel Ulysses. It concerns the meeting of two Irishmen, Leopold Bloom and Stephen Dedalus, in 1904 Dublin.Starring Milo O'Shea as Leopold Bloom, Barbara Jefford as Molly Bloom, Maurice Roëves as Stephen Dedalus, and T. P. McKenna as Buck Mulligan, it was adapted by Fred Haines and Joseph Strick and directed by Strick. Haines and Strick shared nomination for the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay.<EOS>"
5406,74505,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bea_Benaderet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ain't She Tweet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slapstick_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1952<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mice_and_rats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ain't_She_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_suburbs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ain't She Tweet is a 1952 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on June 21, 1952, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.The title is a play on the song ""Ain't She Sweet.""<EOS>"
5407,161762,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_M._Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Blondell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_M._Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Butler_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Want a Divorce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Victor_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Want_a_Divorce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Adela_Rogers_St._Johns<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Want a Divorce is a 1940 Paramount film directed by Ralph Murphy. The screenplay was written by Frank Butler (based on a story by Adela Rogers St. Johns). The film starred then-married actors Joan Blondell and Dick Powell, who would later divorce in real life. Co-star Gloria Dickson and director Murphy were also later married to one another and divorced.<EOS>"
5408,128554,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Strummer:_The_Future_Is_Unwritten<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julien_Temple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Strummer:_The_Future_Is_Unwritten<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vertigo_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Strummer:_The_Future_Is_Unwritten<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julien_Temple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Strummer:_The_Future_Is_Unwritten<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vertigo_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Strummer:_The_Future_Is_Unwritten<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Strummer:_The_Future_Is_Unwritten<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland, United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Strummer:_The_Future_Is_Unwritten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Strummer:_The_Future_Is_Unwritten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Strummer:_The_Future_Is_Unwritten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Strummer:_The_Future_Is_Unwritten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Strummer:_The_Future_Is_Unwritten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_punk_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Strummer:_The_Future_Is_Unwritten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rockumentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Strummer:_The_Future_Is_Unwritten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Julien_Temple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Strummer:_The_Future_Is_Unwritten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Clash<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten is a 2007 documentary film directed by Julien Temple about Joe Strummer, the lead singer of the British punk rock band The Clash, that went on to win the British Independent Film Awards as Best British Documentary 2007. The film premiered 20 January 2007 at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival. It was also shown at the Dublin Film Festival on 24 February 2007. It was released in the United Kingdom on 18 May 2007 and in Australia on 31 August 2007. The film opened in limited release in the United States on 2 November 2007.<EOS>"
5409,161546,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carleton Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Inna Gest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sigmund_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_O'Donnell_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gun Code<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Code<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Producers_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gun Code is a 1940 American western film directed by Sam Newfield and starring Tim McCoy, Inna Gest and Carleton Young. It was distributed by the independent company PRC which specialized in handling low-budget second features. The film's sets were designed by the art director Fred Preble.<EOS>"
5410,2181,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanns_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanns_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prince of Arcadia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Arcadia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hanns_Schwarz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Prince of Arcadia is a 1933 British musical comedy film directed by Hanns Schwarz and starring Carl Brisson, Margot Grahame, Ida Lupino and Peter Gawthorne. It is a remake of the 1932 German film The Prince of Arcadia.It was shot at Walton Studios, with sets designed by the art director Andrew Mazzei.<EOS>"
5411,108376,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hillary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nanette_Burstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hillary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nanette_Burstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hillary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hillary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hillary_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hillary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hillary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hillary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hillary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hillary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hillary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_Hillary_Clinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hillary_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nanette_Burstein<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hillary is a 2020 American documentary film about Hillary Clinton directed by Nanette Burstein. It had its premiere at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, and was selected to be shown at the 70th Berlin International Film Festival. The film received overall positive reviews from critics, who praised it for its exploration of Clinton's life.<EOS>"
5412,119874,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Frozen Limits<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Marriott_Edgar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marcel_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frozen_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Frozen Limits is a 1939 British comedy western film directed by Marcel Varnel and starring Jimmy Nervo, Bud Flanagan, Teddy Knox, Chesney Allen and Charlie Naughton a group of entertainers commonly known as The Crazy Gang. It was written by Val Guest.Produced by Gainsborough Pictures it was shot at Islington Studios in London. The film's sets were designed by the art director Alex Vetchinsky.<EOS>"
5413,166772,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Michael Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paula_Prentiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Benjamin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Barrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_Ferrier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roger Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>No Room to Run<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>US<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Michael_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Room_to_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>No Room to Run is a 1977 Australian television film about an American businessman who kills a man in Sydney. The lead actors, writer, producer and director were all American. It stars real-life husband and wife Richard Benjamin and Paula Prentiss.It was the first in a series of six TV movies made as co productions between the ABC and Los Angeles–based Transatlantic Enterprises.<EOS>"
5414,126249,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Australia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_J._Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Australia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hartney_Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Australia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Thomas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Australia<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_J._Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Australia<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_J._Goulding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Australia<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Yank in Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Australia<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Australia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Australia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Australia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Australia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Australia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Australia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yank_in_Australia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Yank in Australia is a 1942 Australian comedy film directed by Alfred J. Goulding and starring Al Thomas and Hartney Arthur.<EOS>
5415,31478,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice Cowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Wisdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thora_Hird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Abicair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Cowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Talbot_Rothwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Colin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Cowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Good Turn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sid_Colin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Good_Turn_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Willis,_Baron_Willis<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>One Good Turn is a 1955 British comedy film directed by John Paddy Carstairs and starring Norman Wisdom, Joan Rice, Shirley Abicair and Thora Hird. The main setting of the film is an English children's home, located south of London.<EOS>"
5416,69090,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Anthony Caulfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nicola Caulfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Molyneux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Minter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Livingstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Darling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Croucher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Nicol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Braben<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jon Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>From Bedrooms to Billions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crowdfunded_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kickstarter-funded_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Bedrooms_to_Billions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Video_game_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>From Bedrooms to Billions is a 2014 documentary film by British filmmakers Anthony and Nicola Caulfield that tells the story of the British video games industry from 1979 to the present day. The film focuses on how the creativity and vision of a relatively small number of individuals allowed the UK to play a key, pioneering role in the shaping of the billion dollar video games industry which today dominates the modern world's entertainment landscape.  The film features interviews with major British game designers, journalists and musicians from across the last 30 years.The filmmakers originally conceived of the project as a three-part television series, but were unable to garner interest from either the BBC or Channel 4, both of which considered the project ""too niche.""  So the team, inspired by earlier success with their 2010 film Burlesque Undressed, turned instead to crowd funding.The Caulfields raised approximately £80,000 through two rounds of crowd funding with Indiegogo and Kickstarter generating donations of $37,000 and £60,000 respectively. Further funds have been raised through direct donations, pre-orders for DVDs and soundtrack CDs via the From Bedrooms To Billions website which has allowed them to produce the film independently.From Bedrooms to Billions was originally scheduled for release on 30 May 2014. The digital version was eventually launched on 3 October 2014. with DVD & Blu-ray versions released in March 2015.In an interview in early 2019, it was revealed that Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker had given the stars of Bandersnatch, an interactive episode of the Black Mirror series, a copy of Bedrooms to Billions to help prepare them for the roles, and to give them inspiration.The makers of the documentary made two further films bearing the From Bedrooms to Billions name: The Amiga Years (2016) and The PlayStation Revolution (2020).<EOS>"
5417,29936,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lindsay-Hogg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James D. Brubaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph J. Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marvin Worth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Begley_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Masters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Lindsay-Hogg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elections<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_political_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Running_Mates_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Lindsay-Hogg<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Running Mates is a 1992 American political comedy/drama television film directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg and starring Diane Keaton, Ed Harris, Ed Begley Jr., and Ben Masters. The film follows the presidential election campaign of Senator Hugh Hathaway, who faces scandal and controversy when his enemies share secrets of Aggie Snow, the woman he is with.<EOS>"
5418,31828,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_S._Marcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_S._Marcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crane_Wilbur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Cody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Roger Touhy, Gangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hugo_Friedhofer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Touhy,_Gangster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_American_gangsters<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Roger Touhy, Gangster is a 1944 American gangster film based on the life of Chicago mob figure Roger Touhy, directed by film noir specialist Robert Florey.Parts of the film were shot at Stateville Correctional Center near Joliet, Illinois, where Touhy himself was serving time.  Although the story was fictionalized, Touhy successfully sued the studio for defamation of character.  After six years, he won a judgment of $15,000, although Fox was able to profitably distribute the film overseas without legal repercussions.<EOS>"
5419,164788,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mae_Questel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Foxy Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Foxy_Hunter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Foxy Hunter is a 1937 Fleischer Studios animated short film starring Betty Boop, her nephew Junior and Pudgy the Puppy. All three characters are voiced by Mae Questel.<EOS>"
5420,160284,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>James Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ralph Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barton MacLane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florence_Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Briskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Tasker_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Secret Seven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Seven_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Secret Seven is a 1940 American crime film directed by James Moore and starring Florence Rice, Barton MacLane and Bruce Bennett.<EOS>"
5421,145500,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Eden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:André_De_Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hayden_Rorke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dody_Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mackenzie_Astin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Daily<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Fantasy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantasy_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_reunion_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Genies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Dream_of_Jeannie..._Fifteen_Years_Later<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:I_Dream_of_Jeannie<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Dream of Jeannie... Fifteen Years Later is a 1985 American made-for-television fantasy-comedy film produced by Columbia Pictures Television which premiered on NBC on October 20, 1985. It is the first of two reunion films based on the 1965–1970 sitcom I Dream of Jeannie.Barbara Eden reprises her role as the magical Jeannie; also reprising their roles from the original series were Bill Daily as Tony's fellow astronaut and best friend Roger Healy, and Hayden Rorke (in his final film role) as psychiatrist Dr. Alfred Bellows. The role of Tony Nelson was played by Wayne Rogers, best known for his role as Trapper John McIntyre on the 1970s series M*A*S*H. Larry Hagman was starring in the CBS series Dallas at the time and did not reprise his role as Tony Nelson.The film was directed by William Asher (who was also the main director of the 1960s show Bewitched) and the teleplay was written by Irma Kalish.<EOS>"
5422,81586,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Meriel Forbes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Marks_(performer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Hankinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._P._Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girls, Please!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girls,_Please!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Girls, Please! is a 1934 British comedy film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Sydney Howard, Jane Baxter, Meriel Forbes and Peter Gawthorne. It was made at British and Dominion's Elstree Studios. In the film, a physical education teacher at a girls school is left in charge when the headmistress is absent, and has to confront the elopement of one of the pupils.<EOS>"
5423,126212,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_Levitow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Foray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_Levitow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Abe_Levitow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_William_Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Witch's_Tangled_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_William_Shakespeare<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Witch's Tangled Hare is a 1959 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes theatrical cartoon short directed by Abe Levitow. The short was released on Halloween of 1959, and stars Bugs Bunny. Mel Blanc provides the voices for Bugs Bunny and Sam Crubish, while an uncredited June Foray voices Witch Hazel. The cartoon makes a number of references to various plays written by William Shakespeare (including Hamlet, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, and As You Like It).<EOS>"
5424,98459,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Eichberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Eichberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night Birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_of_the_Weimar_Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Eichberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Birds_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Night Birds is a 1930 British-German thriller film directed by Richard Eichberg and starring Jack Raine, Muriel Angelus and Jameson Thomas. A separate German language version, The Copper, was made at the same time.<EOS>"
5425,39434,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lisa Molomot and Jeff Bemiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Missing in Brooks County<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>US<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_emigrants_to_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_illegal_immigration_to_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Missing_person_cases_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_missing_person_cases<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Guatemalan_emigrants_to_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Honduran_emigrants_to_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Salvadoran_emigrants_to_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexico–United_States_border_crossings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Brooks_County,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_in_Brooks_County<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_Border_Patrol<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Missing in Brooks County is a   2020 feature-length documentary (1 hr 21 m), directed and filmed by Lisa Molomot and Jeff Bemiss. Its subject is the passage of illegal migrants through Brooks County, Texas, and specifically how thousands die of dehydration and exposure hiking some 35 miles (56 km) across open fields in 100 °F (38 °C) heat, to avoid the Border Patrol internal checkpoint near Falfurrias, Texas. The ground is sandy and taxing to walk in, and lack of landmarks makes it easy for migrants to get lost and go in circles. Brooks County leads the nation in migrant deaths; most bodies are never found, and most of those found are never identified. The county sheriff calls the county ""the biggest cemetery in the United States"". News stories have called it ""migrants' Death Valley.""<EOS>"
5426,97088,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Hodges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John D. Schofield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen L. Wald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stuart B. Rekant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raul_Julia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Jenkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Hodges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Action<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cuba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Hodges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Florida_Straits_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Florida Straits is a 1986 made-for-television adventure film that originally aired on HBO. It stars Fred Ward, Raul Julia, Daniel Jenkins and Antonio Fargas. The film had several theatrical releases in other countries as well as video premieres in later years but it originally aired in 1986. The production was filmed in South Carolina standing in for Cuba in the 1980s. It was one of a number of 1980s adventure films with a heist theme.<EOS>"
5427,92056,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syd_Courtenay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syd_Courtenay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syd_Courtenay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Darby and Joan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darby_and_Joan_(1937_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Rock_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Darby and Joan (also known as She's My Darling) is a 1937 British drama film directed by Syd Courtenay and starring Peggy Simpson, Ian Fleming, Tod Slaughter and Mickey Brantford. It was written by Courtenay based on the 1888 novel Darby and Joan by Rita (pen-name of Eliza Humphreys). The film was a quota quickie, made at Rock Studios, Elstree, for release by MGM.<EOS>"
5428,104770,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juan_Piquer_Simón<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juan_Piquer_Simón<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francesca_De_Laurentiis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jose_Escriva_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._Lee_Ermey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Scalia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Adair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Toles-Bey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juan_Piquer_Simón<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juan_Piquer_Simón<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francesca_De_Laurentiis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jose_Escriva_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juan_Piquer_Simón<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Coleman_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Klein_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Madrid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_submarine_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rift_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Juan_Piquer_Simon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Rift (Spanish: La grieta) is a 1990 Spanish science-fiction horror film directed by Juan Piquer Simón and starring Jack Scalia, R. Lee Ermey and Ray Wise. The story concerns Wick Hayes (Scalia), an engineer who is blamed for the disappearance of the submarine he designed, and leads an investigation team to the depths of the ocean, where he encounters an array of abnormal creatures. Part of a wave of underwater fantasy films released around 1989, it was retitled Endless Descent for the U.S. market.<EOS>"
5429,32456,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_Stompin'_Tom<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Edwin W. Moody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_Stompin'_Tom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edwin W. Moody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_Stompin'_Tom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stompin'_Tom_Connors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_Stompin'_Tom<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>This Is Stompin' Tom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_Stompin'_Tom<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_Stompin'_Tom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_Stompin'_Tom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_Stompin'_Tom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_Stompin'_Tom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_Stompin'_Tom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_Stompin'_Tom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_Stompin'_Tom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_Stompin'_Tom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Is_Stompin'_Tom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_country_music_and_musicians<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>This Is Stompin' Tom is a 20-minute 1972 Canadian documentary about Stompin' Tom Connors directed by Edwin W. Moody.<EOS>
5430,171066,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Publix_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Murray_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Swing You Sinners!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_cemeteries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swing_You_Sinners!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_ghost_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Swing You Sinners! is a 1930 animated cartoon short, produced by Fleischer Studios as part of the Talkartoons series. The cartoon is notable for its surreal, dark and abstract content.<EOS>"
5431,151673,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kevin Deters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Stevie Wermers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christophe_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Conli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeff Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kate Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elyssa Samsel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristen Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Gad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Idina Menzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan Groff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stevie_Wermers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Conli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jac_Schaeffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Olaf's Frozen Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christophe_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_featurettes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_by_Jac_Schaeffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scandinavia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Frozen_(franchise)_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Olaf's_Frozen_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Deters<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Olaf's Frozen Adventure is a 2017 American animated featurette produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios and directed by Kevin Deters and Stevie Wermers. The screenplay was written by Jac Schaeffer, with Josh Gad, Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, and Jonathan Groff reprising their roles from Frozen (2013).In November 2017, Olaf's Frozen Adventure premiered in theaters for a limited-time engagement in 3D format preceding the screening of Pixar's Coco and made its television debut on ABC in the following December. It received mixed reviews from critics. It was nominated for Best Animated Special Production, Outstanding Achievement for Animated Effects in an Animated Production, and Outstanding Achievement for Music in an Animated Feature Production at the 45th Annie Awards.<EOS>"
5432,12339,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Hanbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Hanbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Catto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Daughter of Darkness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Clifton_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_Darkness_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lance_Comfort<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Daughter of Darkness is a 1948 British Gothic horror film directed by Lance Comfort and starring Anne Crawford, Maxwell Reed and  Siobhán McKenna. Released in January 1948, it was based on the 1938 play They Walk Alone by Max Catto. It was shot at Riverside Studios, Hammersmith, London, (known at that time as Alliance Studios) and on location. McKenna was offered a Hollywood contract following her memorable performance, but heeded the counsel of Laurence Olivier to remain in theatre work.<EOS>"
5433,28764,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Master of Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Men_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_of_Men_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Master of Men is a 1933 American pre-Code drama film directed by Lambert Hillyer and starring Jack Holt, Fay Wray and Walter Connolly. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
5434,69246,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Porterfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Hamilton Film Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jordan Mintzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher H. Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephanie Vizzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Baltimore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilton_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Baltimore<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hamilton is a 2006 independent drama film directed by Matthew Porterfield, set and shot in Baltimore, Maryland. The film was screened at several international film festivals, including the Maryland Film Festival. It was released on DVD by The Cinema Guild as part of a two-disc set with Porterfield's second feature, Putty Hill, on November 8, 2011.<EOS>"
5435,137702,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rudolf Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Red-Headed Baby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spiders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sentient_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Headed_Baby<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Red-Headed Baby is the sixth title in the Merrie Melodies series. The short was released as early as December 18, 1931. It is directed by Rudolf Ising. The short is the first from Warner Bros. to not feature a recurring character; all previous cartoons had featured Bosko, or Piggy.<EOS>"
5436,18947,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bebe_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Florey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Milne_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillie_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Registered_Nurse_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Registered Nurse is a 1934 American Pre-Code drama film produced by First National Pictures and released through its parent company Warner Bros. The film was directed by Robert Florey and stars Bebe Daniels in her final role for Warner Bros.<EOS>
5437,39038,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Boccardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Boulevard! A Hollywood Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_topics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevard!_A_Hollywood_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Boulevard! A Hollywood Story is a 2021 American documentary film by Jeffrey Schwarz. It is the story of Gloria Swanson's attempt to adapt a musical version of Billy Wilder's 1950 film Sunset Boulevard with composers Dickson Hughes and Richard Stapley.<EOS>
5438,149552,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Underwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Hartley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Paymer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Paxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Naveen Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlize Theron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Regina King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rade Šerbedžija<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Firth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Underwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Hartley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Konner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Rosenthal_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mighty Joe Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mighty Joe Young: Original Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_giants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_apes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Uganda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ron_Underwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Joe_Young_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_gorillas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mighty Joe Young is a 1998 American live-action epic adventure film based on the 1949 film of the same name about a giant mountain gorilla brought to a wildlife preserve by a young woman who raised him and a zoologist to protect him from the threat of poachers until one decides to seek his revenge and capture and kill Joe. It was directed by Ron Underwood and starred Bill Paxton, Charlize Theron, Rade Šerbedžija, Naveen Andrews, Peter Firth, Regina King and David Paymer. Creature suit actor John Alexander played the title character, who in this version, is much larger than the original. The film received mixed reviews and was a box-office bomb, grossing $50.6 million in the United States against a $90 million production budget.<EOS>"
5439,149871,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlie Lung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The Singing Guardsmen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_ships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Maurice_Chevalier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Earl_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy's_Show_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy's Show Boat is a 1933 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Earl Duvall. The short was released on December 9, 1933, and stars Buddy, the second star of the series.<EOS>"
5440,70638,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Sawers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Sawers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Maclaren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Sawers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Sawers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Sawers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stroke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Sawers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroke_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stroke is a Canadian short comedy-drama film, directed by Mark Sawers and released in 1992. A satire of technology, the film stars John Maclaren as a businessman who is consumed and destroyed by the technical gadgets that are supposed to make his life easier.The film was part of a trilogy, with Hate Mail (1993) and Shoes Off! (1998).The film was a Genie Award nominee for Best Live Action Short Drama at the 13th Genie Awards.The film was screened in the Un Certain Regard stream at the 1993 Cannes Film Festival.<EOS>"
5441,83014,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Busby_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Amy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Regis_Toomey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loretta_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lyle_Talbot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winnie_Lightner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Busby_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Amy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rian_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>She Had to Say Yes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Busby_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_National_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Amy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:She_Had_to_Say_Yes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>She Had To Say Yes is a 1933 American pre-Code film directed by George Amy and Busby Berkeley. It was Berkley's directorial debut. Loretta Young stars as a secretary who receives unwanted sexual advances when she is sent out on dates with her employer's clients. The film was promoted with the teaser ""We apologize to the men for the many frank revelations made by this picture, but we just had to show it as it was filmed. The true story of the working girl.""According to pre-Code scholar Thomas Doherty, it was part of a series of movies that drew inspiration from the ""real-life compromises working girls made to get and retain employment"" during the Great Depression. A repeated theme in women's pictures in the Depression was the ""threat of sexual violation"" and the ""hard necessity of risking virtue to keep a paycheck"". Women of that time were often subjected to sexual harassment, and had to endure indignities in a highly competitive job market. The film received a negative review in The New York Times when it was released.<EOS>"
5442,141100,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_Animated_Features<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamie_Simone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_Animated_Features<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_Animated_Features<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_Animated_Features<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_Animated_Features<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_invasions_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_Animated_Features<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_Animated_Features<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_Animated_Features<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_Animated_Features<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2006<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_Animated_Features<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Marvel_Animated_Features<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Marvel Animated Features (MAF) is a series of eight American direct-to-video animated superhero films made by MLG Productions, a joint venture between Marvel Studios (later Marvel Animation) and Lions Gate Entertainment.<EOS>"
5443,17606,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernardo_Bertolucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:AMLF<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Penta Distribuzione<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ryuichi Sakamoto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bridget Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Isaak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keanu Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Wiesendanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ying Ruocheng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernardo_Bertolucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:AMLF<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_Wurlitzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernardo_Bertolucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Peploe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Buddha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Seattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nepal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Gautama_Buddha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nepal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ryuichi_Sakamoto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tibetan_Buddhist_art_and_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metaphysical_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Buddhism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jeremy_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Bhutan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernardo_Bertolucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_produced_by_Ryuichi_Sakamoto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ryuichi_Sakamoto_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_Buddhist_monks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Buddha is a 1993 drama film directed by Bernardo Bertolucci, written by Rudy Wurlitzer and Mark Peploe, and produced by usual Bertolucci collaborator Jeremy Thomas. An international co-production of Italy, France and the United Kingdom, the film stars Chris Isaak, Bridget Fonda and Keanu Reeves as Prince Siddhartha (the Buddha before his enlightenment).<EOS>"
5444,117945,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmine_Gallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmine_Gallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Divine Spark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Niccolò_Paganini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carmine_Gallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Tirrenia_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_opera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Arnold_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Divine_Spark<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1831<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Divine Spark is a 1935 British musical film directed by Carmine Gallone and starring Marta Eggerth, Phillips Holmes, Benita Hume and Donald Calthrop. An Italian-language version Casta Diva was shot simultaneously. Both films were made at the Tirrenia Studios in Italy.<EOS>"
5445,31915,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Porky's Last Stand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_restaurants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vitaphone_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Porky's_Last_Stand<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Porky's Last Stand is a 1940 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Bob Clampett. The cartoon was released on January 6, 1940, according to The Indianapolis Star, and stars Porky Pig and Daffy Duck.<EOS>"
5446,136460,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvin_Kershner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Continental_Distributing_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leon Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Shaw_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Ure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irvin_Kershner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Continental_Distributing_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Moore_(novelist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Luck of Ginger Coffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Irish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Picture_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irvin_Kershner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_novels_by_Brian_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_by_Brian_Moore_(novelist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Luck_of_Ginger_Coffey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernardo_Segall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Luck of Ginger Coffey is a 1964 Canadian film directed by Irvin Kershner. It is based on the Governor General's Award-winning novel by Northern Irish-Canadian writer Brian Moore, published in 1960.<EOS>"
5447,13880,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Kagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freyda_Rothstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Shrier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Gordon_Morra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_C._Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Kagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freyda_Rothstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Shrier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Gordon_Morra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Descending_Angel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeremy_Kagan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Descending Angel is a 1990 television film that aired on HBO starring George C. Scott, Diane Lane and Eric Roberts.<EOS>"
5448,39581,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Morrissey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinevista<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Morrissey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mixed Blood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gang_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Morrissey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Alain_Sarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mixed_Blood_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Mixed Blood is a 1984 black comedy film directed by Paul Morrissey and John Leguizamo's film debut.<EOS>
5449,115290,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated Producers & Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Broken Melody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_composers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Vorhaus<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Broken Melody is a 1934 British musical drama film directed by Bernard Vorhaus and starring John Garrick, Margot Grahame, Merle Oberon and Austin Trevor.The film was made at Twickenham Studios. The film's sets were designed by the studio's resident art director James A. Carter.<EOS>"
5450,35697,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Grossman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bridget Terry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elliott Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shelley Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Grimes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Grossman_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Fantasy-comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frog_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frog is a 1987 American made-for-television fantasy-comedy film produced for the PBS series WonderWorks, starring Scott Grimes, Shelley Duvall, and Elliott Gould.The central character Arlo Anderson (played by Scott Grimes) is an unpopular youth who is obsessed with his collection of lizards and amphibians. Despite his room already being covered in terrariums & tanks, Arlo cannot pass up the purchase of a large frog seen at a local pet shop. The large frog, the pet shop's recent acquisition from Italy, is named Gus and he fascinates Arlo. Arlo slips Gus into his pocket, as he in on the way to a date at the local movie theatre. The date goes smoothly until Gus escapes Arlo's pocket and begins hopping around onto various girls at the theatre, scaring many & causing a near-panic. Later, after getting Gus home, Arlo is shocked to hear the frog speak to him. Gus explains that he was an Italian prince who was cursed into a frog hundreds of years ago. He believes that only a kiss from a beautiful girl can break the curse, so he & Arlo make a deal to get a kiss for Gus.Along the way, Gus teaches Arlo how to socialize and woo women by being romantic. As a result, Arlo starts becoming friends with a girl he likes named Suzy, asking her to be his partner for the upcoming science fair. Throughout their preparation for the fair, several awkward situations occur involving Gus, who is impatient to get his kiss and/or not be treated like a frog. Arlo's parents begin to think their son needs psychiatric help, as they keep hearing him talk to himself (really to Gus) while in his bedroom. Whereas Suzy originally agreed to be Arlo's partner so that she could get a good grade in the science fair, she begins to actually like him as they spend more time together. At one point, Gus serenades the two with the song ""That's Amore"" (with Suzy only later learning it was Gus doing the singing).During the science fair, a series of events leads to Suzy eventually learning that Gus can speak. In order to help Arlo win (his project is on how frogs communicate), Gus gets to the microphone of the school announcement system and calls for frogs to show up by the dozens. The fair turns to pandemonium, but Suzy figures it out and forces Arlo to explain everything. She agrees to try kissing Gus, but following the incident at the science fair Arlo had let him go near a pond after the two had an argument. Arlo & Suzy sneak out & rush to the pond but do not know which frog is Gus, so Suzy begins picking up and kissing all of the frogs. After a few minutes of this, the kids are interrupted by an officer sent out to look for them. As the police car pulls away, a spot in the pond begins bubbling.After Arlo's project is praised by the judges of the science fair, the family takes Arlo and Suzy out to eat as celebration. While eating at a local Italian restaurant, a small man comes out onto the stage and says he's going to sing a very special song for two very special people there tonight. As he begins singing ""That's Amore"", both Arlo and Suzy freeze and look up towards the camera, realizing that the kiss worked and Gus is now the man on the stage.A sequel to the movie titled Frogs! followed in 1991.<EOS>"
5451,74389,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_R._Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_R._Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Morgan_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cellular<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cellular: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Electronic, Stage & Screen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_police_misconduct<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_kidnapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Ottman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mobile_phones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_R._Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cellular_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Chris_Morgan<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Cellular is a 2004 American action thriller film directed by David R. Ellis. The film stars Kim Basinger, Chris Evans, Jason Statham, William H. Macy with Noah Emmerich, Richard Burgi, Valerie Cruz and Jessica Biel. The screenplay was written by Chris Morgan, based on a story by Larry Cohen.In the film, a female science teacher is kidnapped by home invaders, but manages to randomly phone a stranger and call for help. The man informs the police about the kidnapping, before realizing that the kidnappers are dirty cops, working for the Los Angeles Police Department. The film then follows a struggle for survival between several desperate characters.The film was released on September 10, 2004. It received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $57 million.<EOS>"
5452,125577,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Fern Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>South Bay Mayors' Committee for Employment of the Handicapped<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fern Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Belcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stockard_Channing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melissa_Sue_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucie_Arnaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Different Approach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_intellectual_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Different_Approach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Different Approach is a 1978 live-action short film starring Michael Keaton alongside an all-star cast.<EOS>
5453,160294,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Kotcheff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Conquistador Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Silvio Muraglia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Pompian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dolph_Lundgren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ashton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maruschka_Detmers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Assumpta_Serna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gavan_O'Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Kotcheff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Ray_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Shooter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Czech Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Billy_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Czech_Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Czech_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ted_Kotcheff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stefano_Mainetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Czech_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shooter_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Czech_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Shooter (also released as Hidden Assassin) is a 1995 American action thriller film directed by Ted Kotcheff and starring Dolph Lundgren as a deputy United States Marshal who gets caught up in politics when he is hired to solve the assassination of a Cuban ambassador.This was the final theatrical film directed by Kotcheff before his death in 2025.<EOS>
5454,80825,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_Dexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_Dexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherry_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankie_Randall_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gayle_Caldwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_Dexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_Dexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Spalding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wild on the Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beach_party_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jimmie_Haskell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_on_the_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maury_Dexter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wild on the Beach is a 1965 beach party film directed by Maury Dexter and starring Frankie Randall, Sherry Jackson, Gayle Caldwell, and Jackie Miller. It is notable for the musical acts showcased onscreen, being the film debut of Sonny & Cher in particular. It is one of the few films in the genre to be filmed in black and white.Although some sources state that the film was also released under the title Beach House Party,  to date no prints or posters have surfaced with such a title.<EOS>"
5455,90279,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Randel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Multicom Entertainment Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Megan Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Macht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan Penner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Damon Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shawn Weatherly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Randel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Amityville: It's About Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Daniel_Licht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychiatry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Time_loop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_infidelity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_body_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sororicide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Juvenile_delinquency_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychic_powers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_single_parent_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animal_cruelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rapid_human_age_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1992<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_police_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_architecture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_widowhood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sentient_objects_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Randel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Gilles_de_Rais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amityville:_It's_About_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amityville_Horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Amityville 1992: It's About Time (released as Curse of Amityville: The Final Chapter in the Philippines) is a 1992 American supernatural horror film directed by Tony Randel and starring Stephen Macht, Shawn Weatherly, Megan Ward, and Damon Martin. It is the sixth film based on The Amityville Horror. It was released direct-to-video in 1992 by Republic Pictures Home Video. In Mexico, the film was released in theaters in 1992.<EOS>"
5456,102827,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Baron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ramblin' Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Adler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Dailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert S. Mendelsohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Nielsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tippi Hedren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Faye Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Steadman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lara Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry Van Dyke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burton Gilliam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Baron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Adler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Mendelsohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Dailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Foxfire Light<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foxfire_Light<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Foxfire Light is a 1982 American romance drama film written by Janet Dailey and directed by Allen Baron. Starring Leslie Nielsen, Tippi Hedren, Faye Grant, Barry Van Dyke, and Lara Parker, it is based on a romantic novel by Janet Dailey, featuring the story of a young woman who starts a romance with a cowboy in the Ozarks.<EOS>"
5457,143156,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randa_Haines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Stoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michele_Rappaport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vahan_Moosekian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Close<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Danson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roxana_Zal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Missy_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randa_Haines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Stoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michele_Rappaport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vahan_Moosekian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Primetime_Emmy_Award_for_Outstanding_Made_for_Television_Movie_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Miniseries_or_Television_Movie_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Randa_Haines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_About_Amelia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_television<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Something About Amelia is a 1984 television film about psychological trauma caused in a family by a father's molestation of his daughter.The film stars Ted Danson, Glenn Close, Roxana Zal, and Missy Francis.It was the most-watched network television show in the United States for the week of January 9–15, 1984 with a 31.6 rating and 46 share, and an estimated audience of 17.1 million viewers.The movie marked one of the first times the taboo at the time topic of incest was addressed in such a public way, seen by a broad US and international audience.It received eight Emmy nominations in 1984, and won in three categories, for Outstanding Drama/Comedy Special (Leonard Goldberg / Michele Rappaport), Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series (Roxana Zal) and for Outstanding Writing in a Limited Series or a Special (William Hanley).The movie was also nominated for four Golden Globes and won two, for Best Miniseries or Television Film and for Best Performance by an Actor in a Limited Series or a Motion Picture Made for Television (Ted Danson).<EOS>"
5458,123885,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieta_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Monique Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieta_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Broadcasting_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieta_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maggie_Millar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieta_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieta_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Broadcasting_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieta_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pieta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieta_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieta_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieta_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieta_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieta_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieta_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pieta_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Pieta is a 1987 Australian television film about a woman who commits murder. It was also known as Shadowplay.<EOS>
5459,79536,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Changed_Charley_Farthing%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Hayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Changed_Charley_Farthing%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Rank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Changed_Charley_Farthing%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Hayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Changed_Charley_Farthing%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox-Rank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Changed_Charley_Farthing%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>What Changed Charley Farthing?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Changed_Charley_Farthing%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Changed_Charley_Farthing%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Changed_Charley_Farthing%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Changed_Charley_Farthing%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Changed_Charley_Farthing%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Changed_Charley_Farthing%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cuba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Changed_Charley_Farthing%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Changed_Charley_Farthing%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Changed_Charley_Farthing%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Hayers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>What Changed Charley Farthing? (also known as The Bananas Boat), is a 1975 comedy film directed by Sidney Hayers, starring Doug McClure, Lionel Jeffries, and Hayley Mills. It was written by David Pursall and Jack Seddon based on the 1965 novel of the same title by John Harris (as Mark Hebden).<EOS>"
5460,27780,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Héroux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Welsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Akin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Wakeham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Conaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Dennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiiu_Leek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:August_Schellenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberta_Leighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hutt_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cathie_Shirriff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irena_Ferris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Héroux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Dennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Covergirl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Covergirl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_modeling<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Covergirl is a 1984 Canadian drama film directed by Jean-Claude Lord. This film contains music composed by Christopher L. Stone. The film stars Jeff Conaway, Irena Ferris, Cathie Shirriff, Roberta Leighton, Deborah Wakeham and Kenneth Welsh in the lead roles.<EOS>"
5461,119295,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Burt P. Lynwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Empire Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_F._Royal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fire Trap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_Trap<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fire_Trap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_P._Lynwood<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fire Trap is a 1935 American drama film directed by Burt P. Lynwood and starring Norman Foster, Evalyn Knapp and Sidney Blackmer.<EOS>"
5462,69228,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gordon_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chrysler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clint_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Halftime in America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Advertising_campaigns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Super_Bowl_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_advertising_slogans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_in_American_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Clint_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_neologisms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wieden+Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Halftime_in_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chrysler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Halftime in America (alternately, It's Halftime in America) is an American television commercial aired in February 2012 during halftime of Super Bowl XLVI. Produced by Portland, Oregon-based advertising agency Wieden+Kennedy for Chrysler, it features Clint Eastwood speaking, and narrating, an account of the American automobile industry rebounding after the Great Recession, as pictures of American workers appear onscreen.The advertisement, described as ""grim"" in tone, is a two-minute montage of video scenes showing ""ordinary Americans"" at first despairing, then in solidarity with another, and finally hopeful. It closes with a close-up of Eastwood's face, and then the ""Imported from Detroit"" logo first introduced in Chrysler's 2011 Super Bowl advertisement.<EOS>"
5463,42994,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Flynn_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Perkins_(television_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Flynn_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Perkins_(television_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Action<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bill_Conti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Larry_Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Viacom_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nails_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Showtime_(TV_network)_original_programming<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nails is a 1992 film directed by John Flynn, written by Larry Ferguson, and starring Dennis Hopper. It was made for Showtime but released theatrically in Europe.<EOS>"
5464,65695,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Martin_(Canadian_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Connie Dolphin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Nielsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greyston_Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hanson_(ice_hockey)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Carlson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Carlson_(ice_hockey)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynda_Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Gilmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Messier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Martin_(Canadian_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Riddell_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Slap Shot 3: The Junior League<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_ice_hockey_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_3:_The_Junior_League<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ice_hockey_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Slap Shot 3: The Junior League is a 2008 Canadian-American sports film directed by Richard Martin and starring Greyston Holt and Lynda Boyd. It follows a junior version of the Charlestown Chiefs who fight their way to fame with a new coach and the Hanson Brothers in tow. It is the direct-to-video film sequel to the 2002 direct-to-video film Slap Shot 2: Breaking the Ice.<EOS>
5465,126135,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Cimber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Tornatore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Albert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Cimber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Tornatore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Cimber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Time to Die<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ennio_Morricone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_O._Ragland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazi_fugitives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Time_to_Die_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazi_hunters<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Time to Die or Seven Graves for Rogan is a 1982 war-drama-criminal film directed by Matt Cimber and Joe Tornatore and starring Edward Albert, Rex Harrison (in his final film appearance), and Rod Taylor. An alternate title was Seven Lives for Rogan.The film was based on Mario Puzo's 1967 novel Six Graves to Munich, which was an expansion of the original 1965 eponymous short story. It was shot in 1979. The producer had additional scenes written and shot without the involvement of the original writer and director. Additional music for the film score was by Ennio Morricone. The film was produced by Charles Lee.<EOS>"
5466,161256,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Mailer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Supreme Mix Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman Mailer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norman Mailer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Buzz Farbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Knox_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Mailer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Mailer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wild 90<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_90<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Mailer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wild 90 is a 1968 experimental film directed and produced by American novelist Norman Mailer, who also plays the starring role. The film is a creative collaboration based on three friends, Norman Mailer, Buzz Farbar and Mickey Knox, who are seen drinking, braying, and fighting in a run-down apartment in lower Manhattan. Pretending to be gangsters, the trio plays with props such as pistols and machine guns. Mailer's first effort into filmmaking, the film was shot on a 16-millimeter camera and recorded on magnetic sound tape.<EOS>"
5467,149500,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Brest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin Brest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Pantoliano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert De Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Grodin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Ashton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Farina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yaphet Kotto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Brest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Brest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Gallo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Midnight Run<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_Brest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_bounty_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Run<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Midnight Run is a 1988 American action comedy film directed by Martin Brest from a screenplay by George Gallo. It stars Robert De Niro, Charles Grodin, Yaphet Kotto, John Ashton, Dennis Farina and Joe Pantoliano. In the film, bounty hunter Jack Walsh (De Niro) attempts to flee New York City to Los Angeles after he captures accountant Jonathan Mardukas (Grodin), who is wanted by mob bosses and the FBI. Midnight Run was initially developed by Gallo, who worked with Brest to revise the screenplay. De Niro was the first to be cast, seeking to star in a comedy and play against type from his crime and gangster film roles during the 1970s and 1980s. Paramount Pictures, which distributed Brest's previous film Beverly Hills Cop (1984), was set to act as Midnight Run's distributors but backed out after casting disagreements with Brest. Universal Pictures subsequently picked up the project. Principal photography took place between 1987 and 1988, with filming locations including New York, Los Angeles, Arizona and New Zealand. Midnight Run was theatrically released in the United States on July 20, 1988, by Universal Pictures. It grossed $81.6 million worldwide and received positive reviews from critics, with praise for its humor and the performances and chemistry between De Niro and Grodin. It was nominated for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy and Best Actor (for De Niro) at the 46th Golden Globe Awards. Midnight Run inspired The Midnight Run Action Pack (1994) television film standalone sequels, which did not feature De Niro or Grodin.<EOS>"
5468,76496,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Richard Matson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matson_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matson_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Towncraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arkansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Music_of_Arkansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Towncraft_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Culture_of_Little_Rock,_Arkansas<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Towncraft is a feature documentary on the independent music scene in Little Rock, Arkansas from 1986 to 2006.  Produced by Matson Films, Towncraft investigates the music that emerges from smaller cities and the importance of these local scenes, as well as their relationship to the larger music world.Towncraft was released in theaters, on DVD and online on May 22, 2007. Towncraft was the first film to be released simultaneously on these three platforms.The film features interviews and performances by many Little Rock bands including Soophie Nun Squad, Ho-Hum, and The American Princes.<EOS>"
5469,98285,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Garfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ghost Robot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zachary_Mortensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacob_Craycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joey Garfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>4<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Biz_Markie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wise_(Stetsasonic)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daddy-O_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_E._Fresh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marie_Daulne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scratch_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D.O.A._(Dread_Archie,_Jr.)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emanon_Rahzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kris_Jung_(AKA_Chris_Jung)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Garfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zachary_Mortensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacob_Craycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Garfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Breath Control: The History of the Human Beat Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_hip_hop_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breath_Control:_The_History_of_the_Human_Beat_Box<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beatboxing<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Breath Control: The History of the Human Beat Box (2002) is a documentary directed by filmmaker Joey Garfield. The film explores the world of beatboxing, a form of music using the human mouth, throat and diaphragm to generate sounds that are usually produced by machines. Over 30 practitioners of this art form discuss their techniques and the evolution of their craft.  The human beat box is one of the key elements in the development of Hip Hop culture, alongside DJing, Graffiti, Breakdancing, and MC-ing. Unfortunately, its contribution has been largely overlooked, as has the fun, expressive, human, and spontaneous dimension of Hip Hop that it represents. As the first documentary of its kind, Breath Control: The History of the Human Beat Box uses interviews, live performances, archival footage, and animation to bring to light this important and neglected ingredient of Hip Hop's identity .With the help of Beat Box pioneers Doug E. Fresh, Wise, Biz Markie, and The Fat Boys, Breath Control traces this art form from its basic beat beginnings in the Eighties to its present-day multi-layered, polyrhythmatic figurehead's Rahzel and Skratch of the Hip Hop group The Roots. But Breath Control isn't limited to Hip Hop. Musician Zap Mama opens up the idea that human beat boxing is an art form practiced all over the world and has been refined by many different cultures. Breath Control is a half historical, half tutorial look at humans as actual instruments.<EOS>"
5470,164745,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morris_Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Morris Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Viveca_Lindfors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Myhers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chiarina Barile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morris_Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morris_Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morris_Engel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Weddings and Babies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Weddings_and_Babies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Weddings and Babies is a 1958 film directed, produced, and written by independent filmmaker Morris Engel. It stars Viveca Lindfors, John Myhers, Chiarina Barile, and Leonard Elliott.The last of Engel's feature films, it was shot in 1957 and previewed at the 1958 Venice Film Festival, where it won the Critics Award. Being unable to find a traditional distributor, Engel took the necessary steps to distribute the film himself, including financing it and handling the booking at theaters. It debuted on October 5, 1960.<EOS>"
5471,167410,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovemaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovemaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wendt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovemaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Courtney_Thorne-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovemaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovemaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Craig Shoemaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovemaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Shoemaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovemaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lovemaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovemaster_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovemaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovemaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovemaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovemaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovemaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovemaster_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1990s<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lovemaster is a 1997 American comedy film directed by Michael Goldberg and starring Craig Shoemaker, Courtney Thorne-Smith, George Wendt and Richard Singer.<EOS>"
5472,139211,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Savoca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Guay_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Newman_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lili Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>River Phoenix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Savoca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Guay_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Newman_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dogfight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1967<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1963<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mason_Daring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1966<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogfight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nancy_Savoca<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dogfight is a 1991 period coming-of-age drama film set in San Francisco, California, during the 1960s and directed by Nancy Savoca. The film explores the love between an 18-year-old Marine, Lance Corporal Eddie Birdlace (River Phoenix), on his way to Vietnam, and a young woman, Rose Fenny (Lili Taylor).<EOS>"
5473,170572,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nathan Thomas Milliner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sean Blevins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John William Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Justin_Seaman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>James Treakle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jon Maynard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Petri Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>P. J. Starks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric Huskisson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Justice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Devin Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nathan Thomas Milliner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moses_J._Moseley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aric Stanish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbie Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gerrimy Keiffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Dunba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Justin_Seaman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:P._J._Starks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:P._J._Starks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Volumes of Blood: Horror Stories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Volumes_of_Blood:_Horror_Stories<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_anthology_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Volumes of Blood: Horror Stories is a 2016 American horror anthology film consisting of segments directed by Sean Blevins, John William Holt, Jon Maynard, Nathan Thomas Milliner, Justin Seaman and James Treakle. The film's screenplay was written by Sean Blevins, Nathan Thomas Milliner, P. J. Starks, and Jason Turner.A sequel to the 2015 film Volumes of Blood, Volumes of Blood: Horror Stories was produced by Eric Huskisson, David Justice, P. J. Starks, and Devin Taylor. Like its predecessor, the film was shot in Owensboro, Kentucky.<EOS>"
5474,134199,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonie Taps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Loeb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sunny Side of the Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinecolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunny_Side_of_the_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sunny Side of the Street is a 1951 American comedy film directed by Richard Quine and starring Frankie Laine and Billy Daniels.<EOS>
5475,33485,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_P._Cosmatos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robin Garb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sylvester Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brigitte Nielsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reni Santoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_P._Cosmatos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cobra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Los_Angeles_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witness_protection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Sylvester_Levay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cobra_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_P._Cosmatos<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cobra is a 1986 American action film directed by George P. Cosmatos and written by Sylvester Stallone, who stars in the titular role. The film, loosely based on the 1974 novel A Running Duck by Paula Gosling (later published as Fair Game and filmed under that title in 1995), co-stars Reni Santoni, Brigitte Nielsen and Andrew Robinson. Cobra follows Los Angeles police Lt. Marion ""Cobra"" Cobretti, who investigates a string of violent crimes and also protects a witness targeted by the perpetrators.Cobra is the final film which featured the collaboration between Stallone and Nielsen after Rocky IV (1985) and until Creed II (2018), and the only film the pair are both featured in while married to one another in real life, before their divorce a year later. The script was largely inspired by Stallone's original script for Beverly Hills Cop (1984).Cobra was released to generally negative reviews with criticism on its excessive violence and overuse of genre tropes, but it was a box office success and has since been considered a cult classic.<EOS>"
5476,48180,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Humphrey Bogart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dick Foran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bette Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Genevieve Tobin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delmer_Daves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Kenyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Petrified Forest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hostage_takings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_restaurants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Archie_Mayo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernhard_Kaun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Great_Depression_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mohave_County,_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Petrified_Forest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Plays_by_Robert_E._Sherwood<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Petrified Forest is a 1936 American crime drama film directed by Archie Mayo and based on Robert E. Sherwood's 1934 drama of the same name. The motion picture stars Leslie Howard, Bette Davis and Humphrey Bogart. The screenplay was written by Delmer Daves and Charles Kenyon, and adaptations were later performed on radio and television. The film is set in Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona. According to Variety, Warner Bros. filmed two endings. Howard's character dies in one and survives in the other. In May 1945, Warner Bros. released another film based on Sherwood's play, Escape in the Desert. It pits a Dutch flyer walking across country to San Francisco and others against a bunch of escaped Nazi POWs.<EOS>"
5477,46579,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Michell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Loader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Vaughan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Reid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Mackintosh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Ford_Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Wilson-Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cathryn_Bradshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Michell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Loader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanif_Kureishi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Hanif_Kureishi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mother_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Michell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Mother is a 2003 British drama film directed by Roger Michell and written by Hanif Kureishi. It stars Anne Reid, Daniel Craig, Peter Vaughan, Steven Mackintosh, and Cathryn Bradshaw.The film had its world premiere at the 2003 Cannes Film Festival in the Directors Fortnight section.<EOS>"
5478,98168,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Karen J. Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shelley Dvi-Vardhana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melissa Lee Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tabitha_St._Germain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ashleigh_Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Libman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chanelle_Peloso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brittany McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barbie and the Secret Door<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_21st_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2014<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_2010s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Secret_Door<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Barbie_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Barbie and the Secret Door is a 2014 animated musical fantasy film. It was released to DVD on September 16, 2014, and made its television debut on Nickelodeon on November 23, 2014.This film is the 28th entry in the Barbie film series. It was directed by Karen Lloyd and features the voice of Kelly Sheridan as Princess Alexa, a shy princess who discovers a secret door in her kingdom and enters a whimsical land filled with magical creatures. It was given a limited theatrical release overseas, grossing $2 million.<EOS>"
5479,36013,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Parisot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alec Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Jenkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Téa Leoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Carrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Parisot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fun with Dick and Jane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fun with Dick and Jane [Soundtrack]<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_business_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2001<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Theodore_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Nicholas_Stoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_W._Bush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Imagine_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Brian_Grazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dean_Parisot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fun_with_Dick_and_Jane_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Judd_Apatow<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fun with Dick and Jane (stylized in marketing as Fun with Dick & Jane) is a 2005 American crime comedy film directed by Dean Parisot from a screenplay by Judd Apatow and Nicholas Stoller. A remake of the 1977 film of the same name, the film stars Jim Carrey and Téa Leoni as a married, middle-class couple who, after the husband's employer goes bankrupt, struggle to maintain jobs before eventually resorting to robberies. Alec Baldwin and Richard Jenkins also star, and James Whitmore appears in an uncredited cameo in one of his final roles.Fun with Dick and Jane was released by Sony Pictures Releasing on December 21, 2005 and grossed over $204 million worldwide at the box office. The film received mixed reviews from critics. It was the third collaboration between Carrey and producer Brian Grazer, after Liar Liar (1997) and How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000).<EOS>"
5480,141242,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bosko the Lumberjack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_the_Lumberjack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bosko_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bosko the Lumberjack is an American animated short film, released September 3, 1932, though one source gives only an ambiguous release date of 1931–1932. It is a Looney Tunes cartoon, featuring Bosko, the original star of the series. Like most Looney Tunes of its day, it was directed by Hugh Harman; its musical direction was by Frank Marsales.<EOS>"
5481,1232,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_DeNure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sandy Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Blicker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Langrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Wildman_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liisa_Repo-Martell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delia_Breit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_DeNure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>American Boyfriends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1965<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sandy_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Boyfriends<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>American Boyfriends is a 1989 Canadian comedy-drama film written and directed by Sandy Wilson and starring Margaret Langrick, John Wildman, Jason Blicker, Liisa Repo-Martell, and Delia Breit. It is the sequel to My American Cousin (1985). Langrick and Wildman reprise their roles as Sandy Wilcox and Butch Walker respectively.The soundtrack for this film contains songs by a number of popular Canadian music groups of the era including Barney Bentall and the Legendary Hearts, Colin James, Sass Jordan, Spirit of the West, and BTO.  The soundtrack was released on CD by Penta Records.<EOS>"
5482,149557,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Spicer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shuki Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Haim Saban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Graeme Revell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Suzanne Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Townson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Happy Walters , Pilar McCurry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Yost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Jo Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karan Ashley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Yong Bosch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Narvy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason David Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Schrier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Cardenas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Spicer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shuki_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Haim_Saban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie: Original Soundtrack Album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie: Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Graeme_Revell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saban_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Power_Rangers_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mecha_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Haim_Saban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Suzanne_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Martial_arts_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_magic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ninja_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Village_Roadshow_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Martial_arts_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Northern_Territory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Queensland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bryan_Spicer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Shuki_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mighty_Morphin_Power_Rangers<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie is a 1995 American superhero film. It stars the ensemble cast of Karan Ashley, Johnny Yong Bosch, Steve Cardenas, Jason David Frank, Amy Jo Johnson, and David Yost alongside the villains cast from the original series and Paul Freeman as Ivan Ooze. Much like the television season that followed the release, it used concepts from the Japanese Super Sentai series Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger, Gosei Sentai Dairanger and Ninja Sentai Kakuranger. It is the first Power Rangers production from Saban Entertainment not to feature any archived footage from Super Sentai. It is the first installment in the Power Rangers film series.The film was released in between the second and third seasons of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, but is incompatible with season three, which provides a different explanation for the Rangers gaining their Ninja Ranger powers and Ninjazords, indicating they are set in different continuities.<EOS>"
5483,12397,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Allan_Ackerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julian Marks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clara George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fran Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Waterston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirstie_Alley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stockard_Channing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_A._Goorjian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phylicia_Rashad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Sarandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Allan_Ackerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_autism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mother–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:David's_Mother<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Allan_Ackerman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>David's Mother is a 1994 American drama television film directed by Robert Allan Ackerman and written by Bob Randall. It stars Kirstie Alley as a devoted mother trying to cope with her autistic teenage son David (Michael Goorjian). The film aired on CBS on April 10, 1994. It has also aired internationally. In the UK it can often be seen on television movie channels True Movies 1 and True Movies 2. It has also been released in home entertainment formats in countries including the United States, UK and Australia.The film has won three Primetime Emmy Awards and received a Golden Globe Award nomination.<EOS>"
5484,64088,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_G._Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaretta_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dinah_Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bentley_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_G._Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A.R._Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Butler_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Durbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Calling Paul Temple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_radio_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_Paul_Temple<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ernest_G._Roy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Calling Paul Temple is a 1948 British crime film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring John Bentley, Dinah Sheridan and Margaretta Scott. It was the second in a series of four Paul Temple films distributed by Butcher's Film Service. The first was Send for Paul Temple (1946), with Anthony Hulme as Paul Temple. John Bentley then took over the role in Calling Paul Temple, continuing for two further films: Paul Temple's Triumph (1950) and Paul Temple Returns (1952). It was produced by Ernest G. Roy at the Nettlefold Film Studios in Walton On Thames.<EOS>"
5485,89224,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Your_Uncle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Lafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Miles_Dale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penelope_Ann_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mercedes_Ruehl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rena_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Omar Anguiano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob's_Your_Uncle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Miles_Dale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:USA_Network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_sexual_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Seattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_scandalous_teacher–student_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All-American_Girl:_The_Mary_Kay_Letourneau_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All-American Girl: The Mary Kay Letourneau Story is a 2000 American biographical crime drama television film based on Mary Kay Letourneau's repeated sexual abuse of her sixth-grade student Vili Fualaau. The film premiered on USA Network on January 18, 2000, and was followed with a special entitled Letourneau: Live, which featured interviews with Letourneau and others involved with the scenario.The lead role of Letourneau was played by actress Penelope Ann Miller and filming took place in Toronto during 1999. Letourneau cooperated with the film's producers. As she could not receive profits from the film per the ""Son of Sam law"", her fees were placed in a trust fund for her children. As a way of developing her role, Miller corresponded with Letourneau over the telephone.<EOS>"
5486,167681,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deran_Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trans_World_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Deran Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Christopher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn-Holly_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Hewitt_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deran_Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trans_World_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deran_Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deran_Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noah_Bloch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Falling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Falling_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Deran_Sarafian<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Falling (also known as Alien Predators and Mutant 2) is a 1986 American-Spanish science fiction horror film starring Dennis Christopher, Martin Hewitt, and Lynn-Holly Johnson.<EOS>"
5487,78136,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_General_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzy_Kendall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_MacLachlan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Theodore_Bikel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_General_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_D._MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Darker than Amber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_John_D._MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Darker_than_Amber_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Travis_McGee_(novel_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Darker than Amber is a 1970 film adaptation of John D. MacDonald's 1966 mystery/suspense novel, Darker than Amber. It was directed by Robert Clouse from a screenplay by MacDonald and Ed Waters.The film starred Rod Taylor as Travis McGee, the protagonist of a series of successful novels by MacDonald. Darker than Amber and The Empty Copper Sea (adapted as the 1983 film Travis McGee starring Sam Elliott) remain the only McGee novels adapted to the big screen to date.Critical reception was positive, but the film was not a financial success.<EOS>"
5488,32113,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Vernon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Shiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Percy_Marmont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Cole_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Fowler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Victor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Vernon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Those Kids from Town<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_home_front_during_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_propaganda_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Those_Kids_from_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Those Kids from Town is a 1942 British black-and-white, comedy-drama propaganda film directed by Lance Comfort and starring George Cole, Harry Fowler, Percy Marmont, Ronald Shiner and Charles Victor. It was produced by Richard Vernon and presented by British National Films and Anglo-American Film Corporation. It was adapted for the screen by Adrian Alington from his 1940 novel These Our Strangers, and deals with the experiences of a group of wartime evacuee children from London, sent to safety in a rural village, and their interaction with the host community.  Of the juvenile actors involved, Fowler (making his screen debut here aged 15) and Cole (then 16) would go on to successful adult careers.<EOS>"
5489,144210,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bernie Denk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>HIT Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Kidtoon Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Zahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Zander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sonja Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kidtoon_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HIT_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bullying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_Halloween<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spookley_the_Square_Pumpkin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_computer-animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spookley the Square Pumpkin is a 2004 Canadian animated musical fantasy film about a geometric pumpkin based on the book The Legend of Spookley the Square Pumpkin by Joe Troiano. It was made by Holiday Hill Farm and released by Kidtoon Films and Lionsgate. The Honeydoos, three singing honeydews who sing in the style of The Pointer Sisters, are also featured. Bobby Pickett makes a brief cameo near the end of the film; his hit song ""Monster Mash"" is mentioned in one of the musical numbers ""Transylvania Twist"". Troiano and Zahn had previously written new music for Pickett's 1995 film adaptation of Monster Mash.Spookley's Favorite Halloween Songs was released in 2012. Several Spookley the Square Pumpkin activity books were also released. A sequel, Spookley and the Christmas Kittens, was released on December 6, 2019, on Disney Junior. A 12-minute short The Spookley Easter Show released on Disney Junior on April 8, 2022.<EOS>"
5490,108310,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manning_Haynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Findlay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manning_Haynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Highland Fling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highland_Fling_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_H._Manning_Haynes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Highland Fling is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Manning Haynes and starring Charlie Naughton, Jimmy Gold and Frederick Bradshaw. It was made as a quota quickie by the British subsidiary of 20th Century Fox at Wembley Studios. Two incompetent detectives search for a missing document at the Highland Games.<EOS>"
5491,82365,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Shayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adele Jergens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Dunne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stefan Schnabel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Burt_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Law of the Barbary Coast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_of_the_Barbary_Coast<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Law of the Barbary Coast is a 1949 American historical crime western film directed by Lew Landers and starring Gloria Henry, Stephen Dunne and Adele Jergens.The film's sets were designed by the art director Harold H. MacArthur.<EOS>"
5492,56768,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_Levitow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Co-director:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitagraph_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Prentiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_Levitow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitagraph_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_visitations_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Abe_Levitow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Martian_Through_Georgia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_Martians<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Martian Through Georgia is a 1962 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Chuck Jones, Maurice Noble (credited as a co-director), and Abe Levitow. The short was released on December 29, 1962.<EOS>"
5493,69245,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilchama_al_hashalom<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jules_Dassin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilchama_al_hashalom<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United Film Enterprises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilchama_al_hashalom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Irwin Shaw, Jules Dassin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilchama_al_hashalom<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hamilchama al hashalom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilchama_al_hashalom<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilchama_al_hashalom<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilchama_al_hashalom<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilchama_al_hashalom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilchama_al_hashalom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilchama_al_hashalom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilchama_al_hashalom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Arab–Israeli_conflict<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilchama_al_hashalom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jules_Dassin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamilchama_al_hashalom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Six-Day_War<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Hamilchama al hashalom is a 1968 film directed by Jules Dassin. A version in French was released under the title Comme un éclair, and the English language release was titled Survival 1967.<EOS>"
5494,98649,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sterling_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Nelson Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ITV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night of the Ding Dong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Broadcasting_Corporation_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_Australian_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_in_British_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_of_the_Ding-Dong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_in_Australian_television<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Night of the Ding-Dong is a 1954 stage play by Ralph Peterson. It was this second play, following The Square Ring. It is a comedy set in Adelaide just after the Crimean War about the locals fearing a Russian invasion. It is based on a real incident.<EOS>"
5495,170975,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Gilliam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Gilliam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Story Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Terry_Gilliam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cutout_animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Terry_Gilliam<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Story Time is a 1979 short animated comedy compilation film written, directed and animated by Terry Gilliam. It is compiled from several of Gilliam's works from the late 1960s and early 1970s, and stylistically resembles the distinctive animations which Gilliam produced in that period for Monty Python's Flying Circus.Story Time is composed of three loosely connected animated segments. The first two, ""Don the Cockroach"" and ""The Albert Einstein Story"", were originally broadcast within the television series The Marty Feldman Comedy Machine (1971–72),  while the third, ""The Christmas Card"", was created for the 1968 Christmas Special of Do Not Adjust Your Set.  It was also shown as an accompaniment to some British theatrical releases of Monty Python's Life of Brian.<EOS>"
5496,43424,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Broadcasting_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carson_(television_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Broadcasting_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carson_(television_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crime of the Decade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Chris_Neal_(songwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crime_of_the_Decade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Cameron<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Crime of the Decade is a 1984 Australian TV movie.<EOS>
5497,141355,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A. George Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>H. F. Maltby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wally_Patch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Muriel George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gus McNaughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wally_Patch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Butler_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Busman's Holiday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Busman's_Holiday_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Busman's Holiday is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Wally Patch, Gus McNaughton and Muriel George. A bus conductor and his driver manage to round up a gang of criminals. It was made at Nettlefold Studios as a quota quickie for distribution by RKO Pictures. It is also known by the alternative title Bow Bells.<EOS>"
5498,133906,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alan Mehrez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lions Gate Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Transcontinental Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Mehrez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Morita<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Hong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Gibb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Bernhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:VHS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Schechter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bloodsport II: The Next Kumite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underground_fighting_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Martial_arts_tournament_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Karate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bloodsport_II:_The_Next_Kumite<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bloodsport_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bloodsport II: The Next Kumite is a 1996 martial arts sports film directed and produced by Alan Mehrez and written by Jeff Schechter. It is a standalone sequel to Bloodsport (1988), and the second installment in the Bloodsport film series. The film stars Daniel Bernhardt as new character Alex Cardo. It was released through limited theatrical distribution, before debuting on home video in 1996.<EOS>"
5499,43465,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Krims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Titanus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Errol Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. Barret Mahon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John W. Bash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vittorio Vassarotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Errol_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nadia Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gina_Lollobrigida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cesare_Danova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Krims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Titanus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Errol_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Krims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crossed Swords<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_16th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cinecittà_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_swashbuckler_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Titanus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crossed_Swords_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_swashbuckler_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crossed Swords  or The Teacher of Don Juan (Italian: Il Maestro di Don Giovanni) is a 1954 historical swashbuckling adventure film directed by Milton Krims and starring Errol Flynn, Gina Lollobrigida and Nadia Gray. It was co-production between Italy and the United States. It was shot at the Cinecittà Studios in Rome. The film's sets were designed by the art director Arrigo Equini.<EOS>"
5500,165313,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Stone_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maggie Wilde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Sorvino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernie_Mac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Bassett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Rispoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Noth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Stone_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. 3000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wisconsin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Kennedy/Marshall_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spyglass_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Milwaukee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Stone_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._3000<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Milwaukee_Brewers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. 3000 is a 2004 American sports comedy film directed by Charles Stone III. It stars Bernie Mac and Angela Bassett. The film's plot surrounds a retired Major League Baseball player who makes a comeback at age 47 in order to attain 3,000 hits. Mr. 3000 received mixed reviews from critics and was a box-office flop, grossing $21 million worldwide against a $30 million budget.<EOS>"
5501,157996,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Costner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lawrence Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Pullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Costner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gene Hackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Madsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Sizemore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Isabella Rossellini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Caviezel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Fahey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Harmon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>JoBeth Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mare Winningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Costner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wilson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Gordon_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wyatt Earp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Doc_Holliday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Bat_Masterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Kasdan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Wyatt_Earp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_Wyatt_Earp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tombstone,_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyatt_Earp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Big_Nose_Kate<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Wyatt Earp is a 1994 American epic biographical Western drama film about the lawman of the same name. Directed by Lawrence Kasdan, who co-wrote the screenplay with Dan Gordon, the film follows Earp from his early life to his career as a marshal and his involvement in the O.K. Corral gunfight. It features an ensemble cast led by Kevin Costner as Earp, with Gene Hackman, Mark Harmon, Michael Madsen, Bill Pullman, Dennis Quaid, Isabella Rossellini, Tom Sizemore, JoBeth Williams, and Mare Winningham in supporting roles.The film was developed in competition with Tombstone, another adaptation of Earp's life and the O.K. Corral gunfight that came out six months earlier. Released on June 24, 1994, Wyatt Earp received mixed reviews from critics, who praised the performances and Kasdan's direction, but criticized the three-hour runtime and unfavorably compared it to Tombstone. It was a box office failure, grossing $55.9 million on a $63 million budget.<EOS>"
5502,88267,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delbert_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Delbert Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Matthau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Blakely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delbert_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Delbert_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Delbert_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1947<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Against_Her_Will:_An_Incident_in_Baltimore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Baltimore<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Against Her Will: An Incident in Baltimore is a 1992 American made-for-television drama film directed by Delbert Mann and starring Walter Matthau, Harry Morgan and Susan Blakely. A sequel to The Incident (1990), it is the second of three television films featuring the characters Harmon Cobb and Judge Bell.<EOS>"
5503,9924,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Carr_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Allied Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_M._Fennelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Carr_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_M._Fennelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Waggner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bitter Creek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Raoul_Kraushaar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Creek_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bitter Creek is a 1954 American Western film directed by Thomas Carr and starring Wild Bill Elliott, Carleton Young, and Beverly Garland. The screenplay concerns a man who sets out to personally avenge the murder of his rancher brother.<EOS>"
5504,160381,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Morton M. Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Archway Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Morton M. Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Longden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chili Bouchier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hilda Fenemore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wallet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wallet_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Willis,_Baron_Willis<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>The Wallet is a 1952 British crime film directed by Morton Lewis to a script by Ted Willis. It was produced as a second feature for release on a double bill. The film was released in the US as Blueprint for Danger the following year.<EOS>
5505,136285,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Neagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joyce Bland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Gawthorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Tover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W.P._Drury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Flag Lieutenant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flag_Lieutenant_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_war_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Flag Lieutenant is a 1932 British war film based on the play by William Price Drury and directed by and starring Henry Edwards, Anna Neagle, Joyce Bland, and Peter Gawthorne. The film's plot involves a lieutenant who is wrongly accused of cowardice.<EOS>"
5506,121449,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carey_Wilson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_Hickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Stockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scotty_Beckett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elinor_Donahue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_G._Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carey_Wilson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Ruskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Happy Years<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leigh_Harline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Happy_Years<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Happy Years is a 1950 MGM film starring Dean Stockwell, based on the 1910 novel The Varmint by Owen Johnson. It concerns the adventures of Dink Stover, a boy attending the Lawrenceville School in New Jersey.<EOS>"
5507,167338,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Carter_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Executive Producers:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Greg Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_O._Jimerson-Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J.R. Richard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Quanell X<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charlie Bellinger-Bethea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Durning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Ramsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenya Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annette_P._Jimerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica M. Jimerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sara Stokes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anika McFall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ron Finberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Carter_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Carter_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_O._Jimerson-Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.R._Richard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Resurrection: The J.R. Richard Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Houston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Houston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection:_The_J.R._Richard_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Resurrection: The J.R. Richard Story is a 2005 American independent film, directed by Greg Carter and Benjamin O. Jimerson-Phillips, Executive Producers Charlie Bellinger, J.R. Richard & Larry Johnson; and Produced by Benjamin O. Jimerson-Phillips, and Bruce Dalton, starring David Ramsey and Charles Durning two time Academy Award Nominee. The film is a biopic tale of the Houston Astros baseball Pitcher J. R. Richard, his life high points and struggles. It was shot by Bellinger-7 Films, which is owned by Ms. Charlie Bellinger-Bethea, former wife of Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Elvin Bethea, and done in association with Nexus Films & Adept Films Inc.<EOS>"
5508,5141,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Montgomery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Killarney_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hyman Kirstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Montgomery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Killarney_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Montgomery_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Satan's Harvest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_South_African_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_African_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Satan's_Harvest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_in_South_Africa<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Satan's Harvest is a 1970 South African thriller/adventure film directed by George Montgomery who also starred along with Tippi Hedren and singer Matt Monro.<EOS>
5509,121469,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Badham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Sackheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael J. Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Annabella Sciorra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Penny Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Badham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Kozoll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lem_Dobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Pyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hard Way<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hard Way: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_movie_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Badham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_New_York_City_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Arthur_B._Rubinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_police_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hard_Way_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Lem_Dobbs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hard Way is a 1991 American buddy cop action comedy film directed by John Badham. It stars Michael J. Fox and James Woods in the leading roles, alongside Stephen Lang, Annabella Sciorra, Delroy Lindo and LL Cool J.In the film, a popular actor in search of credibility (Fox) uses his clout to become the partner of a streetwise cop with relationship problems (Woods), amidst the exactions of an elusive serial killer, ""The Party Crasher"" (Lang), who has vowed to clean up the streets of New York by executing various disenfranchised people in public.The film was released by Universal Pictures on March 8, 1991. It received positive reviews from critics and was generally a commercial success.<EOS>"
5510,107311,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Sloman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Sloman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hell's Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Sloman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Algeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell's_Island_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_French_Foreign_Legion<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hell's Island is a 1930 American pre-Code drama film directed by Edward Sloman and starring Jack Holt, Ralph Graves and Dorothy Sebastian.<EOS>"
5511,166389,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Ears_in_Town:_The_Arif_Mardin_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Doug Biro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Ears_in_Town:_The_Arif_Mardin_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Mardin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Ears_in_Town:_The_Arif_Mardin_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Mardin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Ears_in_Town:_The_Arif_Mardin_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Greatest Ears In Town:  The Arif Mardin Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Ears_in_Town:_The_Arif_Mardin_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Ears_in_Town:_The_Arif_Mardin_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Ears_in_Town:_The_Arif_Mardin_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Ears_in_Town:_The_Arif_Mardin_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Ears_in_Town:_The_Arif_Mardin_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Ears_in_Town:_The_Arif_Mardin_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Ears_in_Town:_The_Arif_Mardin_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_music_industry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Ears_in_Town:_The_Arif_Mardin_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Ears_in_Town:_The_Arif_Mardin_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Greatest_Ears_in_Town:_The_Arif_Mardin_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jazz_soundtracks<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Greatest Ears in Town: The Arif Mardin Story is a 2010 documentary about the Grammy winning music producer Arif Mardin. The documentary was produced by his son Joe Mardin and was directed by Doug Biro. It was made in the years prior to Arif's death in 2006 from pancreatic cancer.<EOS>
5512,160199,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shane_Meadows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mongrel_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shane Meadows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominic_Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shane_Meadows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dena_Smiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Hand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shane_Meadows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mongrel_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shane_Meadows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominic_Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shane_Meadows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Small Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Small_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Shane_Meadows<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Small Time is a 1996 British comedy-drama film written, produced, directed by and starring Shane Meadows in his directorial debut.<EOS>"
5513,21357,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemdale_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frederick Schwartz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donald Factor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cy Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Lazenby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Carruthers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Judd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Germaine_Greer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Barnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hemdale_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Lazenby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Marlowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Massot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Universal Soldier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mercenaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldier_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cy_Endfield<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Universal Soldier is a 1971 film directed by Cy Endfield and starring George Lazenby. It was the final film of Endfield, who also has an acting role in it. The title came from the 1964 song of the same name by Buffy Sainte-Marie.<EOS>"
5514,132540,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_La_Cava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregory La Cava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_La_Cava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_La_Cava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady in a Jam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Skinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_in_a_Jam<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gregory_La_Cava<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady in a Jam is a 1942 film comedy directed by Gregory La Cava and starring Irene Dunne, Patric Knowles, Ralph Bellamy, and Eugene Pallette. It was made and distributed by Universal Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the art director Jack Otterson.The film's alternate title is The Sheltered Side. A copy is preserved in the Library of Congress collection.<EOS>"
5515,78531,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>associate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Waltzing Matilda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltzing_Matilda_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raymond_Longford<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Waltzing Matilda is a 1933 Australian film directed by and starring Pat Hanna. It features Coral Browne.<EOS>
5516,163798,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lord_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hal B. Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Herbert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aline_MacMahon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Guy Kibbee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lord_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Markey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathryn_Scola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernhard_Kaun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_inheritances<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Merry_Frinks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kathryn_Scola<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Merry Frinks is a 1934 American comedy film directed by Alfred E. Green and starring Aline MacMahon, Guy Kibbee and Hugh Herbert. It is also known by the alternative title of Happy Family.<EOS>"
5517,107645,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Patterson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ed Lahti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Bedelia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Austin_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Hoenig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Costly_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Patterson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Her Costly Affair is a 1996 American made-for-television thriller film directed by John Patterson. The film was initially to be released as Consensual Relations, until lead actress Bonnie Bedelia had it changed. Filming took place in Southern California.<EOS>"
5518,137275,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Compson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Woman to Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tiffany_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woman_to_Woman_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Woman to Woman is an all-talking sound 1929 British drama film with music directed by Victor Saville and starring Betty Compson, George Barraud and Juliette Compton. It is an adaptation of the 1921 play Woman to Woman by Michael Morton which had already been made in 1923 into a now-lost film. The 1929 version survives and unrestored copies are available on unofficial DVDs and streaming services.<EOS>"
5519,11073,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mazursky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Quincy Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dyan Cannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elliott Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natalie Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Culp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mazursky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Tucker_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Quincy_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_adultery_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Mazursky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_couples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_&_Carol_&_Ted_&_Alice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swinging_(sexual_practice)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice is a 1969 American comedy-drama film directed by Paul Mazursky, written by Mazursky and Larry Tucker, who also produced the film, and starring Natalie Wood, Robert Culp, Elliott Gould, and Dyan Cannon. The original music score was composed by Quincy Jones. The cinematography for the film was by Charles Lang. The film received four Academy Award nominations, including ones for Gould and Cannon. Patricia Welles wrote the paperback novel from Mazursky and Tucker's screenplay.<EOS>"
5520,684,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Cardinal_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Planet Media Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Holly Simpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Maynard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Cardinal_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Captive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Captive is a 1998 Canadian crime-drama thriller film directed by Roger Cardinal, starring Erika Eleniak and Michael Ironside. It is distributed by Planet Media.<EOS>"
5521,25792,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Brandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sergio_Gobbi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Hadley_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Try this One for Size<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Claude_Bolling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_Hadley_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Try_This_One_for_Size<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_detective_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Try this One for Size (also known as Sauf votre respect) is a 1989 French film directed by Guy Hamilton and starring Michael Brandon and David Carradine. It is based on a 1980 novel of the same name by James Hadley Chase.<EOS>
5522,125347,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Cornish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Optimum_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nira Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Boyega<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nick Frost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jodie Whittaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Franz Drameh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jumayn Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Luke Treadaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Esmail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leeon Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Attack the Block<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_invasions_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_British_cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_British_mass_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stage_6_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_apartment_buildings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Big_Talk_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Steven_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Attack_the_Block<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Joe_Cornish<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Attack the Block is a 2011 British science fiction comedy horror film written and directed by Joe Cornish and starring John Boyega, Jodie Whittaker, and Nick Frost. Its storyline centres on a teenage street gang who have to defend themselves from predatory alien invaders on a council estate in South London on Guy Fawkes Night. It was the film debut of Cornish, Boyega, and composer Steven Price.Released on 11 May 2011, Attack the Block underperformed at the box office but received positive reception from the critics, with particular praise for Cornish's direction and Boyega's performance. It also received several international accolades.<EOS>"
5523,65266,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Dark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_W._Garroni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Courtney Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miles_O'Keeffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Cassavetes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Shelton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Roundtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Royce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Anne_Beaman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Roe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michele_Brin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michelle_Moffett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Dark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_W._Garroni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sins of the Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sins_of_the_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_crime_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sins of the Night is a 1993 American thriller and crime film directed by Gregory Dark, produced by Andrew W. Garroni, and starring  Nick Cassavetes, Deborah Shelton, Miles O'Keeffe and Richard Roundtree in the lead roles. Its music was composed by Ashley Irwin.<EOS>"
5524,68127,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Colin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>C. M. Hallard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phyllis Konstam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Viola Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Compromising Daphne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Compromising_Daphne<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Compromising Daphne is a 1930 British comedy film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Jean Colin, Phyllis Konstam, C. M. Hallard and Viola Compton. It was also released under the alternative title Compromised! and was based on a play by Edith Fitzgerald. The film was produced by the leading British company of the era British International Pictures at their Elstree Studios with sets designed by John Mead.<EOS>"
5525,145418,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Babak_Anvari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lucan Toh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Babak Anvari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Macdonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George MacKay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Bonneville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Percelle Ascott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Babak_Anvari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Babak_Anvari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Babak_Anvari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Came By.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Netflix_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Regency_Enterprises_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Came_By<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Came By is a 2022 British crime thriller film written, co-produced and directed by British-Iranian filmmaker Babak Anvari. The film stars George MacKay, Percelle Ascott, Kelly Macdonald and Hugh Bonneville. The film was released in the United Kingdom on 19 August 2022, before its streaming release on 31 August 2022 by Netflix.<EOS>"
5526,64608,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robbie_Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Powell_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Medavoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnold W. Messer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bradley J. Fischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Clarkson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Mortimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leonardo DiCaprio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Kingsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michelle Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Max von Sydow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Ruffalo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Medavoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bradley_J._Fischer_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shutter Island: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bipolar_disorder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_psychiatric_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_thriller_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Uxoricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Appian_Way_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Filicide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_Marshals_Service_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Phoenix_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Dedham,_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Martin_Scorsese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Laeta_Kalogridis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1954<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Dennis_Lehane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shutter_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Psychiatry_in_the_United_States_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Shutter Island is a 2010 American neo-noir psychological thriller film directed by Martin Scorsese. It was adapted by Laeta Kalogridis from the 2003 novel of the same name by Dennis Lehane, about a Deputy U.S. Marshal who comes to Shutter Island to investigate a psychiatric facility after one of the patients goes missing. It stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Mark Ruffalo, with Ben Kingsley, Max von Sydow and Michelle Williams in supporting roles.The film had its wide release on February 19, 2010, and received generally positive reviews from critics. It was chosen by the National Board of Review as one of the top ten films of 2010, and grossed $295 million worldwide. The film is also noted for its soundtrack, which prominently used classical music, such as that of Gustav Mahler, Krzysztof Penderecki, György Ligeti, John Cage, Ingram Marshall, and Max Richter.<EOS>"
5527,159255,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Bellamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Morley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_F._Goodrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Waggner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Herrick_(novelist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Knox_Millen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Healer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Healer_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Barker<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Healer is a 1935 American film directed by Reginald Barker. The film is also known as Little Pal.<EOS>
5528,1250,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristi_Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Kopple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_Nevins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristi_Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Kopple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_Nevins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>American Standoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_labor_relations_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:International_Brotherhood_of_Teamsters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Standoff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>American Standoff is a 2002 American documentary film by Kristi Jacobson which documents much of a strike by the Teamsters against a package delivery company, Overnite Transportation (now a subsidiary of United Parcel Service). The film follows the strike from early 2000 to mid-2001.<EOS>"
5529,70564,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Enbom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beau_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stefan_Simchowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamie_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmen_Electra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Smart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loren_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bridgette_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beau_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stefan_Simchowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Starstruck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christophe_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Starstruck_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Beau_Flynn<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Starstruck is a 1998 American comedy drama film written and directed by John Embom and starring Jamie Kennedy and Loren Dean.<EOS>
5530,81730,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hash House Blues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_restaurants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hash_House_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hash House Blues, also spelled Hash-House Blues in some reissues, is a 1931 short animated from Columbia Pictures, and one of many in the long-running series of films featuring Krazy Kat.<EOS>"
5531,73906,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Palast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Steven Grandison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duane_Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meirion_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Greg Palast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leni Von Ekhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Linda Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Palast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Palast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duane_Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meirion_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Palast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bush Family Fortunes:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Best Democracy Money Can Buy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_elections_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Iraq_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_September_11_attacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_George_W._Bush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_2000_United_States_presidential_election<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bush_Family_Fortunes:_The_Best_Democracy_Money_Can_Buy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Greg_Palast<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bush Family Fortunes: The Best Democracy Money Can Buy is a 2004 documentary film directed by Steven Grandison and Greg Palast. The film, which examines various aspects of the presidency of George W. Bush, including the 2000 US presidential election and the Iraq War, is adapted from the 2003 BBC production Bush Family Fortunes and based on the 2002 book The Best Democracy Money Can Buy by investigative journalist Palast, who had spent years tracking the Bush family for the BBC and The Guardian newspaper. The research for the original BBC film, which claims to have exposed the George W. Bush military service controversy, was also drawn upon by Michael Moore for Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004) and footage was used by Robert Greenwald in Unprecedented: The 2000 Presidential Election (2002).<EOS>"
5532,81631,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_McBride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Marion Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Glazier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garry_Goodrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelley_Plimpton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Curry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Woody Chambliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_McBride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Glazier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_Wurlitzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_McBride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Glen and Randa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_McBride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glen_and_Randa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_pregnancy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Glen and Randa is a 1971 American post-apocalyptic science fiction drama film directed by Jim McBride. It was co-written by McBride, Lorenzo Mans and Rudy Wurlitzer. McBride made the film for $480,000 with an obscure cast including Steve Curry, Shelley Plimpton, Woodrow Chambliss and Gary Goodrow.<EOS>"
5533,106291,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._K._Amalou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._K._Amalou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._K._Amalou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hard Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_action_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hard Men is a 1996 British crime gangster black comedy film directed by J. K. Amalou. A forerunner to Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, it was originally shown at the London Film Festival on 28 October 1996. It was released in cinemas on 28 February 1997.<EOS>"
5534,132796,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Land of Wanted Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Land_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Land of Wanted Men is a 1931 American Western film directed by Harry L. Fraser and starring Bill Cody, Sheila Bromley and Gibson Gowland.<EOS>"
5535,268,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Empire Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lester F. Scott Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Spencer Gordon Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lester_F._Scott_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Morgan_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Burbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Calling All Cars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mayfair_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Cars_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Calling All Cars is a 1935 American crime film directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet and starring Jack La Rue, Lillian Miles and Jack Norton. It was originally made for distribution by Mayfair Pictures, but the company had ceased business by the time of its release.<EOS>"
5536,117764,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_von_Sternberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Josef von Sternberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Atwill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cesar_Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Everett_Horton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marlene_Dietrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alison_Skipworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_von_Sternberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_von_Sternberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_dos_Passos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Devil Is a Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_period_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Pierre_Louÿs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Josef_von_Sternberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Is_a_Woman_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Devil Is a Woman is a 1935 American romantic drama film directed and photographed by Josef von Sternberg from a screenplay by John Dos Passos, based on the 1898 novel The Woman and the Puppet by Pierre Louÿs. The film stars Marlene Dietrich, Lionel Atwill, and Cesar Romero. It marks the last of the six Sternberg–Dietrich collaborations for Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
5537,31271,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shyam_Benegal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Yuri Aldokhin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lyudmila Kudriavtseva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yash Chaudhary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mahatma_Gandhi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jawaharlal_Nehru<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indira_Gandhi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shyam_Benegal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shyam_Benegal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nehru<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_British_Raj<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_political_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Indian_independence_movement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Shyam_Benegal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Jawaharlal_Nehru<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_India_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Award_(India)_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_independence_movement_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nehru_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_prime_ministers_of_India<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nehru is a 1984 Indian English-language documentary film based on the life of Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of independent Republic of India. The film is directed by Shyam Benegal and Yuri Aldokhin, and produced by Films Division of India in collaboration with Center-Nauch-Film Studios, and Sovin Films, Russia with Yash Chaudhary as the executive producer. The film won the inaugural Best Historical Reconstruction and Compilation Film at the 32nd National Film Awards.<EOS>"
5538,51267,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Broderick Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Broderick Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lee Biolos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zulu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Broderick Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rande Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Skin I'm In<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack, instrumental<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Autobiographical_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Skin_I'm_In_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_gay_men<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Skin I'm In is a 2012 autobiographical documentary film that was produced, directed, shot, and edited by American filmmaker, scholar, and professor Broderick Fox. The film had its world premiere at the 2012 Byron Bay Film Festival and had its United States premiere at the Arizona International Film Festival, where it was awarded a Special Jury Award for Best Personal Filmmaking. The film was released on streaming on October 1, 2013 through The Orchard.<EOS>"
5539,67570,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Busby_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Garland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Busby_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Finklehoffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Monks_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strike Up the Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Sound_Mixing_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Busby_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Arthur_Freed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georgie_Stoll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strike_Up_the_Band_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strike Up the Band is a 1940 American musical film produced by the Arthur Freed unit at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.  The film was directed by Busby Berkeley and stars Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland, in the second of a series of musicals they co-starred in, after Babes in Arms, all directed by Berkeley. The story written for the 1927 stage musical Strike Up the Band, and its successful 1930 Broadway revision, bear no resemblance to this film, aside from the title song.<EOS>"
5540,70674,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randolph_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Carey_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noah_Beery,_Sr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Keene_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sunset Pass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Pass_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Zane_Grey<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Sunset Pass is a 1933 American pre-Code Western film directed by Henry Hathaway and starring Randolph Scott, Tom Keene, Harry Carey, and Noah Beery. The picture was based on a Zane Grey novel, along with several other theatrical films with similar casts (including Randolph Scott, Harry Carey and Noah Beery) also based upon Zane Grey novels directed by Hathaway in 1933.<EOS>"
5541,96067,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murray_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Peppercorn-Wormser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Murray Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murray_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murray_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murray_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Festival<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Bob_Dylan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_festivals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Festival_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Murray_Lerner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Festival (stylized as Festival!) is a 1967 American documentary film about the Newport Folk Festivals of the mid-1960s, and the burgeoning counterculture movement of the era, written, produced, and directed by Murray Lerner.<EOS>"
5542,25948,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rose_Technique<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jon C. Scheide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rose_Technique<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Forsyth Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rose_Technique<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:JoBeth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rose_Technique<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kari Wuhrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rose_Technique<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sally Kirkland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rose_Technique<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rose_Technique<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sage Kirkpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rose_Technique<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rose Technique<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rose_Technique<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rose_Technique<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rose_Technique<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rose_Technique<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rose_Technique<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rose_Technique<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_direct-to-video_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Rose Technique, also known as Deranged, is a 2002 direct-to-DVD American film starring Sally Kirkland, JoBeth Williams, Kari Wuhrer, Jason Brooks and Sage Kirkpatrick.<EOS>"
5543,95578,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Axel Sand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maverick_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ProSieben<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hermann_Joha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erin_Cahill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Walker_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Beattie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexia_Barlier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maverick_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ProSieben<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hermann_Joha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fast Track: No Limits<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fast_Track:_No_Limits<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_auto_racing_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fast Track: No Limits is a 2008 independent film directed by Axel Sand and written and produced by Lee Goldberg. It was a co-production between Action Concept  and the German television network ProSiebenSat.1 The film stars Erin Cahill and Andrew Walker.The film was shot in English, with American, British, Canadian, French, and German actors, on location in Berlin, Germany. Cars for the film were supplied by BMW, Audi, and Subaru. It aired first on ProSiebenSat.1 in February 2008, and was released theatrically in China by Beijing Time Entertainment. The film has been broadcast on television and released on DVD in dozens of countries, and it was released on DVD in the United States by Maverick Entertainment Group.The screenplay was novelized by Lee Goldberg in 2013  though the setting was moved to the United States for the book.<EOS>"
5544,72906,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gower_Champion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hal Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roberts_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sorrell Booke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joanna Cassidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>G. Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George C. Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gower_Champion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Roberts_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendell_Mayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bank shot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bank_robbery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gower_Champion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Bobby_Roberts_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Wendell_Mayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bank_Shot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Donald_E._Westlake<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bank Shot is a 1974 American heist comedy film directed by Gower Champion and written by Wendell Mayes. It was loosely based upon Donald E. Westlake's 1972 novel of the same name, which was the second book of his ""Dortmunder"" series. The film stars George C. Scott, Joanna Cassidy, Sorrell Booke, and G. Wood.<EOS>"
5545,25571,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Planet Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liz_Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Comfort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pip_and_Jane_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Painted Smile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Pip_and_Jane_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Painted_Smile<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lance_Comfort<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Painted Smile (US title: Murder Can Be Deadly) is a 1962 British second feature thriller film directed by Lance Comfort and starring Liz Fraser, Kenneth Griffith, Peter Reynolds and Tony Wickert. It was written by Pip and Jane Baker.<EOS>"
5546,70780,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor M. Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Gillie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derrick De Marney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Churchill_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Horne_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Spider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Spider_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Spider is a 1940 British black-and-white crime film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Derrick De Marney and Diana Churchill. It was written by Victor M. Greene, Kenneth Horne and Reginald Long based on the 1931 novel The Midnight Mail by Henry Holt, and produced by Admiral Films.<EOS>"
5547,73714,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David McCracken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gravitas Ventures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Josh Riedford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Riehle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David McCracken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Lyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jenni Melear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike C. Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Napoleon Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bullitt County<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1977<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kentucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bullitt_County_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bullitt County is a 2018 American thriller film written and directed by David McCracken and produced by Josh Riedford through their co-owned production company Mr. Pictures. It stars Mike C. Nelson, Jenni Melear, David McCracken, Napoleon Ryan, Richard Riehle, and Dorothy Lyman. The film follows four friends who reunite in 1977 for a bachelor party to hunt for buried Prohibition money on Kentucky's Bluegrass Bourbon Trail, only to become ripped apart by greed, corruption, and murder.The film debuted at the 2017 Austin Film Festival and was later purchased by Gravitas Ventures for distribution. It was released theatrically beginning October 26, 2018 in partnership with AMC Theatres.<EOS>"
5548,81543,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_and_David_Maysles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Zwerin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinema 5<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Porter_Bibb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rolling_Stones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_and_David_Maysles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Zwerin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Porter_Bibb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gimme Shelter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Rolling_Stones_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gimme_Shelter_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_and_David_Maysles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gimme Shelter is a 1970 American documentary film directed by Albert and David Maysles and Charlotte Zwerin chronicling the last weeks of the Rolling Stones' 1969 US tour which culminated in the disastrous Altamont Free Concert and the killing of Meredith Hunter. The film is named after ""Gimme Shelter"", the lead track from the group's 1969 album Let It Bleed. Gimme Shelter was screened out of competition as the opening film of the 1971 Cannes Film Festival.<EOS>"
5549,138303,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Luke Cormican<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney+<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeff Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hunter Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brady Noon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Diamantopoulos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erica Cerra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ethan William Childress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disney+<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Kinney_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Kinney_(author)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2022_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Paesano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney+_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid:_Rodrick_Rules_(2022_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Diary_of_a_Wimpy_Kid_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (stylized with a metal umlaut as Rodrick Rüles) is a 2022 animated comedy film directed by Luke Cormican (in his feature directorial debut) from a screenplay by Jeff Kinney, based on his 2008 book of the same name. It is the sequel to Diary of a Wimpy Kid (2021) and is the second adaptation of Rodrick Rules following the 2011 live-action film, while also being the second fully-animated film in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid film series and the sixth installment overall. Brady Noon, Ethan William Childress, Chris Diamantopoulos, Erica Cerra, and Hunter Dillon reprise their roles as characters from the first film, while Ed Asner posthumously portrays Grandpa Heffley. The film is one of Asner's final voice acting roles recorded shortly before his death on August 29, 2021 and is dedicated to his memory.Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules was produced by Walt Disney Pictures and Bardel Entertainment, with the latter providing animation services, and it was released on Disney+, as a Disney+ original film, on December 2, 2022. The film received mixed reviews from critics. A sequel, based on Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever, was released on December 8, 2023 on Disney+.<EOS>"
5550,22156,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Conn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Conn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Valley of Wanted Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_Wanted_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Valley of Wanted Men, also known as Wanted Men in the United Kingdom, is a 1935 American Western film directed by Alan James.<EOS>"
5551,106582,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Skinny Nervous Guy Prod.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Todd Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:GG_Allin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shireen Kadivar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldo_Rivera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dee_Dee_Ramone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merle_Allin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Unk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald ""Dino Sex"" Sachs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hated: GG Allin and the Murder Junkies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Punk_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardcore_punk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Outlaw_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_student_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_punk_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Todd_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Todd_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hated:_GG_Allin_and_the_Murder_Junkies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Todd_Phillips<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Hated: GG Allin and the Murder Junkies is a 1993 documentary film directed by Todd Phillips. The film is about the life of GG Allin, a punk rock musician who was infamous for extreme behavior (violence, obscenity, drug abuse) and his stage shows becoming confrontational events involving indecent exposure (stripping and performing naked was one of Allin's most common rituals), onstage defecation and coprophagia, physical assault (both on and by Allin), and obscene language. The filmmakers shot additional material on his death (from a heroin overdose during post-production) for inclusion in the film. The film is Phillips' directorial debut, who was a junior at New York University during production.As of 2017, the film has a 63% score on the Rotten Tomatoes website based on eight reviews.<EOS>"
5552,35282,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Wickes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TNT_(U.S._TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Quaid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Bergin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiona_Gillies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Wickes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TNT_(U.S._TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Sci-Fi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Frankenstein_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankenstein_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1818<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frankenstein is a television horror film first aired in 1992, based on Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus. It was produced by Turner Pictures and directed by David Wickes.The movie stars Patrick Bergin as Dr. Frankenstein and Randy Quaid as Dr. Frankenstein's creation. It also features John Mills, Lambert Wilson, and Fiona Gillies. The score was composed by John Cameron.<EOS>"
5553,70733,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Aram Rappaport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnolia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barrie_M._Osborne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cameron Lamb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Susan A. Stover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brittany_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shiloh_Fernandez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amber_Heard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kellan_Lutz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnolia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barrie_M._Osborne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Syrup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Syrup_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Syrup is a 2013 American comedy drama film directed by Aram Rappaport and based on the 1999 novel of the same name by Max Barry. Its video on demand release date was on May 1, 2013, and its US theater release date was on June 7, 2013.<EOS>"
5554,98324,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Dutcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Zion Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Dutcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilford_Brimley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tayva_Patch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew A. Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Dutcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jongiorgi Enos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carrie Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Dutcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Dutcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Dutcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brigham City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mormon_cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Dutcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Brigham_City,_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brigham_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Latter_Day_Saint_movement_in_Utah<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Brigham City is a 2001 murder mystery independent film. It was written and directed by Richard Dutcher, who also plays in the main role of Sheriff Wes Clayton. It was financed by private investors.Because of the in-movie descriptions of geography and population, it depicts a fictional Utah town of Brigham City rather than the actual town of Brigham City.It was filmed in Mapleton, Utah.<EOS>"
5555,25047,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Allied Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.H._Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>M. H. Hoffman Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Blue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lila_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gwen Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.H._Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Hyland_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Intruder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruder_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Ray<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Intruder is a 1933 Pre code comedy crime film directed by Albert Ray and starring Monte Blue and Lila Lee, two silent screen veterans.  The cast also featured Gwen Lee, Arthur Housman and Mischa Auer. Shot at the RKO-Pathé Studios in California, it was produced and distributed by the Poverty Row studio Allied Pictures. The picture survives in the Library of Congress collection.<EOS>"
5556,160753,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Vidor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Veiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_MacMurray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Akim_Tamiroff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Preston_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Vidor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Meltzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>New York Town<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_York_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Vidor<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>New York Town is a 1941 American romantic comedy film directed by Charles Vidor and starring Fred MacMurray, Mary Martin, Akim Tamiroff and Robert Preston. It was produced and distributed by Paramount Pictures. The film was written by Lewis Meltzer and an uncredited Preston Sturges based on a story by Jo Swerling.The film is notable for a long opening ""single take"" shot which establishes the personalities of several New York City apartment residents.<EOS>"
5557,154290,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Grünberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Les Weldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yariv Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin King Templeton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Avi Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ> Brian Tyler,  Joe Lisanti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adriana Barraza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sylvester Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paz Vega<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joaquín Cosío<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sergio Peris-Mencheta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Oscar Jaenada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yvette Monreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Genie Kim aka Yenah Han<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Grünberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avi_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Gordon_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rambo: Last Blood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Spanish-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_human_trafficking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_prostitution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_post-traumatic_stress_disorder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bulgaria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_Mexican_drug_cartels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Balboa_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Mexican_drug_cartels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Political_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Canary_Islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nu_Image_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_sex_trafficking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rambo:_Last_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rambo_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Rambo: Last Blood is a 2019 American vigilante action film starring Sylvester Stallone as Vietnam War veteran John Rambo. Directed by Adrian Grünberg, the film serves as a sequel to Rambo (2008), and the fifth installment in the Rambo film series. The story sees Rambo traveling to Mexico to save his adopted niece, who has been kidnapped by a Mexican cartel and forced into prostitution. Paz Vega, Sergio Peris-Mencheta, Adriana Barraza, Yvette Monreal, Genie Kim aka Yenah Han, Joaquín Cosío, and Óscar Jaenada star in supporting roles.Plans for a fifth film were announced on and off again since 2008, with different iterations developed and canceled. The film was finally announced in May 2018, with Grünberg attached to direct. Principal photography began in October 2018 in Bulgaria and Spain and ended in December 2018, with additional photography in May 2019. Brian Tyler returned to score the film.Rambo: Last Blood was theatrically released on September 20, 2019, to negative reviews from critics with praise for action sequences and Stallone's performance, but criticised its script, graphic violence and accusations of racist and xenophobic attitudes towards Mexico. The film grossed $91.5 million worldwide against a production budget of $50 million and print and advertisement costs of $30 million.<EOS>"
5558,102028,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Harvel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Harvel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Stockfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conway_Tearle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Violet Vanbrugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_C._Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Captivation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captivation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Captivation is a 1931 British romantic comedy film directed by John Harvel and starring Conway Tearle, Betty Stockfeld and Violet Vanbrugh.It was shot at the Beaconsfield Studios near London. A second feature, it has been classified as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
5559,167582,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watercolor_Postcards<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rajeev Dassani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watercolor_Postcards<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watercolor_Postcards<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bailee_Madison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watercolor_Postcards<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Bell_Bundy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watercolor_Postcards<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Goode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watercolor_Postcards<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kaitlin_Vilasuso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watercolor_Postcards<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Goode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watercolor_Postcards<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Watercolor Postcards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watercolor_Postcards<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watercolor_Postcards<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watercolor_Postcards<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watercolor_Postcards<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watercolor_Postcards<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watercolor_Postcards<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jeff_Russo<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Watercolor Postcards is a 2012 American drama film directed by Rajeev Dassani and starring Laura Bell Bundy, Conrad Goode, Bailee Madison, John C. McGinley, Jonathan Banks, and Claudia Christian. It was written by Conrad Goode.<EOS>"
5560,154638,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McCauley_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boxoffice_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John McCauley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McCauley_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boxoffice_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McCauley_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McCauley_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Golding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rattlers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Miles_Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rattlers_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_snakes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rattlers is a 1976 horror film starring Sam Chew, Elisabeth Chauvet, Tony Ballen, Dan Priest, Ron Gold, Darwin Joston, and Gary Van Ormand. The film was produced, directed and co-written by John McCauley. Harry Novak, head of Boxoffice International Pictures was the executive producer. The film features an early score by Golden Globe nominated film composer Miles Goodman.<EOS>"
5561,70235,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Harvey Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harvey Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Brewer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marisa Tomei<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harold Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leon W. Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jimmy Baio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary B. Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Jordano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Brewer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Playing for Keeps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playing_for_Keeps_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harvey_Weinstein<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Playing for Keeps is a 1986 American comedy film written and directed by brothers Bob and Harvey Weinstein. It stars Daniel Jordano, Matthew Penn and Leon W. Grant as a trio of inner-city teenagers attempting to strike it rich by turning a hotel into a rock 'n' roll resort. A then little-known Marisa Tomei has a supporting role.<EOS>"
5562,41391,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin G. Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Curry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Goelz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Whitmire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Clash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Juhl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_V._Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Thatcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Muppet Treasure Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Muppet Treasure Island: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack_album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Treasure_Island_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Jim_Henson_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Muppets_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppet_Treasure_Island<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jerry_Juhl<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Muppet Treasure Island is a 1996 American musical swashbuckler comedy film directed by Brian Henson and the fifth theatrical film featuring the Muppets. Adapted from the 1883 novel Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, similarly to its predecessor The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992), the key roles were played by live-action actors, with the Muppets in supporting roles. The film stars Muppet performers Dave Goelz, Steve Whitmire, Jerry Nelson, Kevin Clash, Bill Barretta, and Frank Oz in various roles, as well as Tim Curry as Long John Silver and introducing Kevin Bishop in his film debut as Jim Hawkins.The film was released in the United States on February 16, 1996, by Buena Vista Pictures Distribution. It grossed $47 million worldwide. It also received generally positive reviews from critics. It is the second Muppets film to be produced by Walt Disney Pictures, whose parent company would later acquire the Muppets in 2004.<EOS>"
5563,157411,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gary J. Tunnicliffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ardustry Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Prism Entertainment Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott McGinnis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Isaacs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Xander_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Krause<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duane_Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Zelniker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_J._Tunnicliffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Isaacs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Horror, Science Fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2019<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_the_Rock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_J._Tunnicliffe<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Within the Rock is a 1996 American made-for-TV science fiction horror film directed by Gary J. Tunnicliffe. It starred Xander Berkeley, Brian Krause, and Duane Whitaker. It featured a cameo from former U.S. Marine Corps captain and technical advisor Dale Dye.<EOS>"
5564,24052,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Ingram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Thorburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pete Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Design for Loving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Design_for_Loving<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Design for Loving (also known as Fashion for Loving) is a 1962 British comedy film directed by Godfrey Grayson and starring June Thorburn, Pete Murray and Soraya Rafat. It was written by Mark Grantham.A beatnik becomes a top fashion model.<EOS>"
5565,32861,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunther_von_Fritsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ> Leslie Brooks,  Jimmy Lloyd,  Ludwig Donath<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gunther_von_Fritsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Huebsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cigarette Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cigarette_Girl_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gunther_von_Fritsch<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Cigarette Girl is a 1947 American musical comedy film directed by Gunther von Fritsch to a story by Edward Huebsch and screenplay by Henry K. Moritz. The film stars Leslie Brooks, Jimmy Lloyd, Joan Barton, and Ludwig Donath. Music was provided by Russ Morgan and his orchestra. The film was described as ""a revamping of the Cinderella theme"". Shooting was scheduled to begin on September 9, 1946.<EOS>"
5566,91688,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Weldon Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._J._Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._J._Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Davis_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Damaged Lives<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damaged_Lives<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_syphilis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Damaged Lives is a 1933 Canadian/American pre-Code exploitation film directed by Edgar G. Ulmer. The screenplay is based on the French play Les Avariés (1901) by Eugène Brieux.The film was shot at General Service Studios, Hollywood, California for the Canadian Social Health Council and premiered in Toronto, Ontario.Damaged Lives was initially released in Canada and a few cities in the United States but screenings were blocked by censors in most American towns. In 1937, the film was re-released as The Shocking Truth with a 29-minute supplementary lecture on VD added onto the end of the film to satisfy censors. Most current video releases do not include this extra material.<EOS>"
5567,169066,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Davis_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Scott_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stupor_Salesman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Stupor Salesman is a Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Arthur Davis, and written by Lloyd Turner and Bill Scott. The cartoon was released on November 20, 1948, and stars Daffy Duck.<EOS>"
5568,164891,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Bross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bertelsmann_Music_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric Bross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>H.M. Coakley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrien_Brody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Bross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bertelsmann_Music_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Bross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Bross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Cudworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ten Benny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eric_Bross<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ten Benny, also known as Nothing to Lose, is a 1995 film directed by Eric Bross and starring Adrien Brody. It has 44% rating and 9 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.<EOS>"
5569,24176,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tori Garrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Corfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Thompson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Griffiths<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aden_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sara_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Brooksbank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Tell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Queensland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Tell_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Queensland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Tell is a May 2017 Australian drama film directed by Tori Garrett and starring Jack Thompson, Aden Young and Sara West.  It was based on the 2017 novel of the same name by solicitor Stephen Roche.The basis of the film has been paralleled with the film Spotlight, based on the Boston systematic child sexual abuse by a religious institution.  The Missy Higgins song ""Torchlight"" was composed for the film.<EOS>"
5570,25774,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Crichton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Monja Danischewsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Lom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Niven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Vernon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Cummins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Crichton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monja_Danischewsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Love Lottery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_Kurnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Crichton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Love_Lottery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lotteries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Love Lottery is a 1954 British comedy film directed by Charles Crichton and starring David Niven, Peggy Cummins, Anne Vernon and Herbert Lom. Produced by Ealing Studios it was one of several Ealing Comedies that veered away from the standard formula. The film examines celebrity and fan worship with an international setting including Lake Como, ambitious dream sequences, and an uncredited cameo appearance at the end by Humphrey Bogart as himself.It was shot in Technicolor. Interiors were shot at Ealing in West London with location shooting around Como in Italy standing in for the fictional town of Tremaggio. The film's sets were designed by the art director Thomas N. Morahan and the costumes by Anthony Mendleson. It was released by General Film Distributors as part of a long-standing agreement with Ealing.Crichton said ""it wasn't successful. I quite liked it. Perhaps it was too much a whimsy whamsy thing.""<EOS>"
5571,167995,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William J. O'Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynne_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Mowbray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warren Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dane_Lussier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pilgrim Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pilgrim_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Pilgrim Lady is a 1947 American comedy crime film directed by Lesley Selander and starring Lynne Roberts, Warren Douglas and Alan Mowbray.<EOS>"
5572,102478,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamar_Card<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Group 1 International Distribution Organization Ltd.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Barris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Irwin Schaeffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John  T Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lamar Card<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Casey_Kasem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fabian_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamar_Card<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamar_Card<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Barris_(auto_customizer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Disco Fever<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco_Fever_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Disco Fever, also known as Jukebox, is a 1978 American film directed by Lamar Card about a nightclub owner who plans the comeback of an ex-teen idol.<EOS>"
5573,41781,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Bare_Lady_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Arthur Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Bare_Lady_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Tenser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Bare_Lady_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Tenser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Bare_Lady_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Bare Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Bare_Lady_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Bare_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Bare_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Bare_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Bare_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Bare_Lady_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_exploitation_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Bare Lady  (also known as Bare Lady, Bare World, It's a Bare World and My Seven Little Bares) is a 1963 British exploitation film directed by Arthur Knight and starring Julie Martin and Carl Conway. It was written by Jervis MacArthur and is associated with a cycle of nudist films in British cinema in the late 1950s and early 1960s.<EOS>"
5574,43352,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Change_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoff_Burrowes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Change_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dennis Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Change_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborra-Lee_Furness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Change_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Blake_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Change_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Armytage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Change_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_T._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Change_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoff_Burrowes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Change_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Edgeworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Change_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cool Change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Change_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Change_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Change_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Change_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_T._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cool_Change_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Cool Change is a 1986 Australian action film directed by George T. Miller. It stars Jon Blake and Lisa Armytage. It was not a financial success despite coming from the same producer and director as The Man from Snowy River.<EOS>
5575,112282,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Jack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Jack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Reliable Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Jack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Jack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reliable_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Jack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Texas Jack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Jack_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Jack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Jack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Jack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Jack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Jack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Jack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Jack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Texas_Jack_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliable_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Texas Jack is a 1935 American Western film directed by Bernard B. Ray and starring Jack Perrin, Jayne Regan and Nelson McDowell.<EOS>"
5576,78120,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Interval<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Interval<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Saunders_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Interval<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Interval<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dark Interval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Interval<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Interval<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Interval<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Interval<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Interval<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Interval<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Interval<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Interval<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Saunders<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dark Interval  is a 1950 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Charles Saunders, starring Zena Marshall, Andrew Osborn and John Barry. It was written by John Gilling.<EOS>"
5577,149832,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Jury Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillian_Hall-Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Owen_Nares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henrietta_Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Lewis_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:G.B._Samuelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lever<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brown Sugar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brown_Sugar_(1922_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_G._B._Samuelson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Brown Sugar is a 1922 British silent romance film directed by Fred Paul and starring Owen Nares, Lillian Hall-Davis and Eric Lewis. It was based on a play by Lady Arthur Lever.<EOS>"
5578,32512,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F.W._Kraemer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pathé Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>F.W. Kraemer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Cellier_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evan_Thomas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Bartlam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F.W._Kraemer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F.W._Kraemer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_C._Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tin Gods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tin_Gods_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tin Gods is a 1932 British drama film directed by F.W. Kraemer and starring Frank Cellier, Dorothy Bartlam and Evan Thomas. It was made at Welwyn Studios as a second feature by British International Pictures.<EOS>"
5579,154506,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Blue André<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vanessa Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Linda Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1978<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gil_Mellé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rape_and_Marriage:_The_Rideout_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Levin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rape and Marriage: The Rideout Case is a 1980 American made-for-television drama film directed  by Peter Levin and starring  Mickey Rourke, Linda Hamilton  and Rip Torn.It is based on the true story of the trial of John Rideout, who was accused of raping his wife Greta in Oregon, 1978.<EOS>"
5580,79610,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maggie_Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wendy Grean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert L. Freedman and Tom Leonardis and Dave Mace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Whoopi Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brooke Shields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cherry Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Meara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Al Waxman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maggie_Greenwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Freedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Barwood_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Makes_a_Family<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maggie_Greenwald<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>What Makes a Family is a 2001 American drama television film directed by Maggie Greenwald, written by Robert L. Freedman, and starring Brooke Shields, Cherry Jones, Anne Meara, Al Waxman, and Whoopi Goldberg. The film premiered on Lifetime on January 22, 2001.<EOS>"
5581,137659,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Waits_for_No_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lamb_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Waits_for_No_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Waits<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Waits_for_No_One<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Lamb_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Waits_for_No_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tom Waits for No One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Waits_for_No_One<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Waits_for_No_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Waits_for_No_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Waits_for_No_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Waits_for_No_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Waits_for_No_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rotoscoped_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Waits_for_No_One<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tom_Waits<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tom Waits for No One is a rotoscoped short film starring Tom Waits, singing ""The One That Got Away"" to an apparition.Directed in 1979 by John Lamb, it is the first rotoscoped music video, and was released two years before the advent of MTV. It was meant as a test and demonstration of an analog video rotoscope system, a new way of doing rotoscoping since Max Fleischer invented it in 1915. The film, inspired by a performance of Tom Waits at the Roxy in May 1977, captured a first-place award at the first Hollywood Erotic Film and Video Festival in 1980. The film never saw commercial release and sat in obscurity for 30 years, when it went quietly viral on YouTube.Filmed live at the La Brea Stage in Hollywood in six takes, 13 hours of footage taken from five cameras were cut down to a little under six minutes, which was then converted into handdrawn animation, one frame at the time, by 12 people over six months. This particular combination of rotoscoping and pencil test, originally developed for Ralph Bakshi's American Pop, was considered innovative at the time, and assisted in winning Lyon Lamb a 1980 Academy Award for Scientific and Technical Achievement.The film's production team consisted of a wide range of industry professionals which includes:David Silverman: David was the first animator on The Simpsons, working with Klasky-Csupo on Simpsons interstitials for The Tracey Ullman Show, later to produce The Simpsons, The Wild Thornberrys and Monsters, Inc.Keith Newton (rotoscope and character design): Keith went on to greater heights with Disney Animation doing backgrounds and character design for Pocahontas.Micheal Cressey (inker): Micheal went into a distinguished career of children's book publishing, writing 8 books and receiving the coveted Caldecott Award twice, among numerous others.Garrett Smith (live action camera): Garrett moved into an illustrious career at Paramount Studios and became an integral part in the development of HD with Texas Instruments.Gary Beydler (live action camera): Gary was an esteemed film maker, photographer and fine artist with works in the MMA and Moca, and a Newsweek cover article.Donna Marie Gordon (dancer/model): Donna became a choreographic trainer for Las Vegas chorus girls for 18 years.Ray Roberts extended his fine art talents and today is a renowned Plein Air painter and multiple award winner for his depictions of the Southwest.Garrett Smith served as vice president, production technology and digital mastering operations at Paramount Pictures. He was actively involved in the development of DVD, HDTV and a member of Digital Cinema Initiatives. Today, Smith is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and serves on the Science and Technology Council as Co-Chair of the Next Generation Technology Project.John Lamb received an Emmy® (2024) and Academy Award® (1979) for co-inventing the Video Animation System (VAS). Lamb also developed and manufactured the first video rotoscope system in 1979. Continuously working in the graphic arts and animation, Lamb recently published a children's book, ""The Varmits"", which shows children the importance of kindness and friendship.Recently, a cel from Tom Waits for No One became part of the Tom Waits permanent exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio.<EOS>"
5582,151557,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosalind_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Winters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Harris_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Caribbean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mamma's_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I'm_Feelin'_So_Sad_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Neal_Hefti<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad is a 1967 American black comedy film directed by Richard Quine, based on the 1962 play of the same name by Arthur L. Kopit. The screenplay was written by Ian Bernard. The film stars Rosalind Russell, Robert Morse and Barbara Harris; Harris was the only main cast member who had also appeared in the original, Off-Broadway production of the play.<EOS>"
5583,118205,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_F._Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_F._Cline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dude Ranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sol_Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Western_(genre)_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Zane_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dude_Ranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Dude Ranger is a 1934 American Western film directed by Edward F. Cline based on the 1931 novel by Zane Grey. Parts of the film were shot in Johnson Canyon, Springdale, Zion National Park, and the Virgin River in Utah. The Grand Canyon was also a filming location.<EOS>"
5584,154680,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._Prior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Willoughby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David WintersMark Winters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ruta K Aras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Traci_Lords<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan-Michael_Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._Prior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Winters_(choreographer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._Prior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Raw Nerve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mobile,_Alabama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_A._Prior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raw_Nerve_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_International_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Raw Nerve is a 1991 film directed and written by David A. Prior.  The film stars Glenn Ford in his final film role, Jan-Michael Vincent, and Traci Lords.<EOS>"
5585,79630,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Price_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Del_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Price_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_J._Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Price_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Price_Vengeance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>What Price Vengeance?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Price_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Price_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Price_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Del_Lord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Price_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Price_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Price_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Price_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Price_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Price_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Price_Vengeance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>What Price Vengeance? is a 1937 American-Canadian crime film directed by Del Lord.The film is also known as Vengeance.<EOS>
5586,160072,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_McElwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ross McElwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ross McElwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_McElwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_McElwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_McElwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sherman's March<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ross_McElwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman's_March_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_in_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sherman's March: A Meditation on the Possibility of Romantic Love In the South During an Era of Nuclear Weapons Proliferation is a 1986 cinéma vérité documentary film written and directed by Ross McElwee. It was awarded a Grand Jury prize at the 1987 Sundance Film Festival, and was selected for preservation in the U.S. National Film Registry in 2000.<EOS>"
5587,20251,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Roaming Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roaming_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Roaming Lady is a 1936 American comedy action film directed by Albert S. Rogell and starring Fay Wray, Ralph Bellamy and Thurston Hall.<EOS>"
5588,126256,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yiddish_World_Remembered<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Andrew Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yiddish_World_Remembered<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Goldberg_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yiddish_World_Remembered<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Yiddish World Remembered<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yiddish_World_Remembered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yiddish_World_Remembered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yiddish_World_Remembered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yiddish_World_Remembered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yiddish_World_Remembered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yiddish_World_Remembered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yiddish_World_Remembered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_antisemitism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Yiddish_World_Remembered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_Goldberg<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Yiddish World Remembered is a 2002 Emmy-award-winning documentary by Andrew Goldberg that uses archival photographs, never-before-seen archival videos, and survivor testimony to reconstruct the Jewish communities of Eastern Europe, which were destroyed by the Holocaust. Oscar nominated actor Elliott Gould narrates.<EOS>"
5589,158415,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Widmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Peck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Yellow Sky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_W._R._Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Lone_Pine,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mining<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_ghost_towns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Revisionist_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1867<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yellow_Sky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Tempest<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Yellow Sky is a 1948 American Western film directed by William A. Wellman and starring Gregory Peck, Richard Widmark, and Anne Baxter. Based on an unpublished novel by W. R. Burnett, believed to be loosely adapted from William Shakespeare's The Tempest, the plot concerns a band of reprobate outlaws who flee after a bank robbery and encounter an old man and his granddaughter in a ghost town.<EOS>"
5590,81289,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_J._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Hume<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Robey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edwin_J._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Robey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doing His Bit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edwin_J._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1917_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1917_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doing_His_Bit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Doing His Bit is a 1917 British silent comedy film directed by Edwin J. Collins and starring George Robey and Marjorie Hume and Howard Boddey. It was one of a number of films featuring Robey, one of the leading music hall stars of the era.<EOS>"
5591,89895,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Kroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:UPN<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonas Thaler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Estes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cindy_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nancy Paloian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stacy_Keach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Dorn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Diehl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Kroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:UPN<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cindy_Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Science Fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Science_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_and_the_Alien<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:I.R.S._Media_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Amanda and the Alien (or Alien Love in the United Kingdom) is a 1995 made-for-cable science fiction comedy film directed by Jon Kroll and starring Nicole Eggert as Amanda Patterson. It premiered on Showtime on August 20, 1995.The film is loosely based on the short story of the same name written by Robert Silverberg.<EOS>"
5592,65232,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Beranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stuart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maudie Dunham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Tilson-Chowne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Verity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Beranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Q._Walton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sinister Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1922_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sinister_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Beranger<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sinister Street is a 1922 British silent drama film directed by George Beranger and starring John Stuart, Amy Verity and Maudie Dunham. It was adapted from the 1913–14 novel Sinister Street by Compton MacKenzie.<EOS>"
5593,165845,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Stewart_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Morecambe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Stewart_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Hills_and_Sid_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Blackmore_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>That Riviera Touch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ron_Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Morecambe_and_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cliff_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Riviera_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_French_Riviera<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>That Riviera Touch is a 1966 British comedy film directed by Cliff Owen and starring Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise. It is the second feature-length film made by the comedy duo Morecambe and Wise.<EOS>
5594,32374,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Jackson_Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Tarlov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Fiedler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joseph M. Caracciolo Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_McNamara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dylan_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elisabeth_Shue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Jackson_Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Tarlov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Fiedler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Jackson_Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Radio Inside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Florida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Inside<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Miami<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Radio Inside is a 1994 American drama film, written and directed by Jeffrey Bell.<EOS>"
5595,166357,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Whelan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>National Provincial Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Clein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldine_Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Lawton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fay_Compton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victoria_Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Whelan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Clein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Melford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Whelan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Garnett_Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Drinkwater_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Eliot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mill on the Floss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1820s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mill_on_the_Floss_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Whelan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Mill on the Floss is a 1936 British drama film directed by Tim Whelan and starring Frank Lawton, Victoria Hopper, Geraldine Fitzgerald and James Mason. It was based on the 1860 novel The Mill on the Floss by George Eliot.The film was made at Shepperton Studios. Although he is not credited in the film, Basil Dean, who was married to the leading lady Victoria Hopper, was heavily involved in the planning and the production of the film.<EOS>"
5596,136055,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tzipi Trope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yisrael Ringel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Welsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Mancuso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Williams_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrée_Pelletier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tell Me That You Love Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Israeli_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tell_Me_That_You_Love_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Israeli_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tell Me That You Love Me is a Canadian-Israeli coproduced drama film, directed by Tzipi Trope and released in 1983. The film stars Nick Mancuso and Barbara Williams as Dan and Miri, a couple in Tel Aviv whose marriage is running into trouble; meanwhile Miri, a journalist, begins to write a story about spousal abuse when she meets Naomi (Andrée Pelletier), a woman who is being abused by her husband David (Kenneth Welsh).The film was poorly received by critics. Gerald Pratley called it ""a protracted, poorly written and unreal story of a failed marriage"", while Greg Quill of the Toronto Star wrote that ""The only relief from all this dreary anguish is temporary separation. Dan takes a job for a year in New York, Miri works out The Meaning Of Life at home. By then, of course, we couldn't care less about their relationship, about the long, sad silences these two greedy, self-centred people share at the nadir of their married life. Let's just hope they get their just desserts: another 50 years together.""Welsh received a Genie Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor at the 5th Genie Awards in 1984.<EOS>"
5597,160137,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter De Sarigny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirk_Bogarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Sinden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_McKenna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Estridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Simba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kenya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Desmond_Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kenya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_British_Empire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Simba_(1955_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_war_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Simba is a 1955 British war drama film  directed by Brian Desmond Hurst, and starring Dirk Bogarde, Donald Sinden, Virginia McKenna, and Basil Sydney. The screenplay concerns a British family living in East Africa, who become embroiled in the Mau Mau Uprising.<EOS>"
5598,122567,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_MacQuitty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_Woodville_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derren_Nesbitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Blakely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Whiting_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_MacQuitty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Informers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Clifton_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Informers_(1963_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Annakin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Informers (U.S. title:Underworld Informers; also known as The Rape of the Underworld) is a 1963 British crime film directed by Ken Annakin and starring Nigel Patrick, Margaret Whiting, Harry Andrews, Derren Nesbitt and Colin Blakely. It was produced by William MacQuitty, with screenplay by Paul Durst and Alun Falconer from the novel Death of a Snout by Douglas Warner. Cinematography was by Reginald H. Wyer. It was distributed in the UK by The Rank Organisation and the U.S. by Continental Film Distributors.<EOS>"
5599,107888,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Chauvel_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Umbrella Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Variety Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Chauvel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margot_Rhys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Maguire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Franklyn Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Chauvel_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Chauvel_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Chauvel_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Heritage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_colonial_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heritage_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_historical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Heritage is a 1935 Australian historical film directed by Charles Chauvel.<EOS>
5600,160800,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Umberto_Lenzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Harry Kirkpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Overseas_Filmgroup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josi_W._Konski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William J. Immermann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_LeGault<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Saxon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicolas de Toth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Buxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rawley Valverde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Umberto_Lenzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Overseas_Filmgroup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josi_W._Konski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nightmare Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Umberto_Lenzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightmare_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Claudio_Simonetti<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nightmare Beach (also released as Welcome to Spring Break) is a 1989 slasher film directed by Umberto Lenzi and Harry Kirkpatrick, and starring Nicolas de Toth, Sarah Buxton, John Saxon, and Michael Parks.<EOS>"
5601,25685,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gloria_Saunders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirby_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Mitchell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Broidy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Oliver_Curwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Raynor_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Northwest Territory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Northern_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_Oliver_Curwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Corporal_Rod_Webb_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Northwest_Territory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Northwest Territory is a 1951 American Northern film directed by Frank McDonald and starring Kirby Grant, Gloria Saunders and Warren Douglas. The film is the fifth in the series of ten films featuring Kirby Grant as a Canadian Mountie.<EOS>"
5602,157535,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Reliable Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reliable_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wolf Riders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Riders<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliable_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Riders<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_S._Webb<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wolf Riders is a 1935 American Western film directed by Harry S. Webb and starring Jack Perrin, Lillian Gilmore and Lafe McKee.<EOS>"
5603,165764,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Poor Papa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poor_Papa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Poor Papa is a 1927 animated short subject film, produced and directed by Walt Disney that was released in 1928. The cartoon is the first produced Oswald cartoon, featuring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, a character that Disney and Ub Iwerks created for Universal Pictures and Charles B. Mintz. Oswald would later serve as the basis for the Mickey Mouse film series. This was the first Oswald short made but the twenty-first Oswald short to be released.<EOS>"
5604,162352,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jeff Margolis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Special Event Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hillard_Elkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Blauner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Del Jack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. Mark Travis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Sargent Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Pryor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hillard_Elkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Blauner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Richard Pryor: Live in Concert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stand-up_comedy_concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Pryor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Long_Beach,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Pryor:_Live_in_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Richard_Pryor<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Richard Pryor: Live in Concert is a 1979 American stand-up comedy concert film starring and written by Richard Pryor, and directed by Jeff Margolis.<EOS>"
5605,160375,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._M._Woolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivor_Novello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Suedo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simeon Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Willette Kershaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._M._Woolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noël_Coward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Vortex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vortex_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Adrian_Brunel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Vortex is a 1928 British drama film directed by Adrian Brunel and starring Ivor Novello, Willette Kershaw and Simeon Stuart. It was an adaptation of the Noël Coward play The Vortex and was made by Gainsborough Studios. The film's sets were designed by Clifford Pember.The film was a financial failure.<EOS>"
5606,99905,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leanne_Arnott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mia_Kirshner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Tootoosis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_R._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leanne_Arnott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Now & Forever<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Zaza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_&_Forever_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clark<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Now & Forever is a 2002 romance film directed by Bob Clark.<EOS>
5607,82867,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christy_Cabanne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Dvorak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Beal_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christy_Cabanne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Twist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>We Who Are About to Die<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_capital_punishment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Who_Are_About_to_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>We Who Are About to Die is a 1937 American crime drama film directed by Christy Cabanne and starring Preston Foster, Ann Dvorak, and John Beal. It was based on a book, published while on death row, by David Lamson, who was tried four times for murdering his wife before being set free.<EOS>"
5608,67070,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stolen Kisses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stolen_Kisses_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Enright<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stolen Kisses is a 1929 sound part-talkie American pre-code comedy film directed by Ray Enright and starring May McAvoy, Hallam Cooley and Reed Howes. In addition to sequences with audible dialogue or talking sequences, the film features a synchronized musical score and sound effects along with English intertitles. According to the film review in Variety, 50 percent of the total running time featured dialogue. The soundtrack was recorded using the Vitaphone sound-on-disc system.<EOS>"
5609,132505,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Demy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Toho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mataichiro Yamamoto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catriona_MacColl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Stokes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonas_Bergström_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Böhm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Demy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Toho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Demy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Louisianna_Knop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady Oscar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Louis_XVI<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Marie_Antoinette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_Revolution_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Maximilien_Robespierre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michel_Legrand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_manga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cross-dressing_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jacques_Demy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1755<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1789<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1785<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Oscar_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Rose_of_Versailles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady Oscar is a 1979 romantic historical drama film, adapted from the 1972 Japanese manga The Rose of Versailles by Riyoko Ikeda. It was directed by Jacques Demy and written by Demy and Patricia Louisianna Knop, with music from Demy's frequent collaborator Michel Legrand. The film stars Catriona MacColl as Oscar François de Jarjayes, a woman who serves as commander of the Royal Guards at the Palace of Versailles under Marie Antoinette.The film was an international co-production between Kitty Films, Shiseido, Nippon Television, Toho, and Ciné-Tamaris, and was filmed on location in France. Lady Oscar was released in Japan on March 3, 1979 by Toho and in France on April 26, 1980 by Ciné-Tamaris. It performed poorly at the box office, and received mixed reviews from critics.<EOS>"
5610,96279,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Schneider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Milestone Film & Video, Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buster_Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Schneider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Beckett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Samuel_Beckett<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Film is a 1965 short film written by Samuel Beckett, his only screenplay. It was commissioned by Barney Rosset of Grove Press. Writing began on 5 April 1963 with a first draft completed within four days. A second draft was produced by 22 May and a 40-leaf shooting script followed thereafter. It was filmed in New York City in July 1964. Beckett and Alan Schneider originally wanted Charlie Chaplin, Zero Mostel and Jack MacGowran; however, they eventually did not get involved. Beckett then suggested Buster Keaton. James Karen, who was to have a small part in the film, also supported having Keaton. The filmed version differs from Beckett's original script but with his approval since he was on set all the time, this being his only visit to the United States, as stated in the script printed in Collected Shorter Plays of Samuel Beckett (Faber and Faber, 1984).It was remade by the British Film Institute (1979, 16 mm, 26 minutes) without Beckett's supervision, as Film: a screenplay by Samuel Beckett. David Rayner Clark directed Max Wall.It first appeared in print in Eh Joe and Other Writings (Faber and Faber, 1967).<EOS>"
5611,31537,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Realm Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Olive Negus-Fancey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Longdon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dermot_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robertson_Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Clare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Out of the Shadow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cambridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Shadow_(1961_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Winner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Out of the Shadow (also known as Murder on the Campus) is a 1961 British thriller film directed and written by Michael Winner and starring Terence Longdon, Donald Gray, Diane Clare, Robertson Hare and Dermot Walsh.<EOS>"
5612,103159,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bruce Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Art Repola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenny_Ortega<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miley_Cyrus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonas_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Ray_Cyrus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Best of Both Worlds Concert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hannah Montana and Miley Cyrus:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bruce_Hendricks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jonas_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Montana_&_Miley_Cyrus:_Best_of_Both_Worlds_Concert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hannah_Montana<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hannah Montana and Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert is a 2008 American concert comedy film produced and released by Walt Disney Pictures presented in Disney Digital 3-D. It was first released in the United States and Canada for one week beginning on February 1, 2008. The film is directed by Bruce Hendricks and produced by Art Repola.The world television premiere on Disney Channel was on July 26, 2008. The Disney Channel premiere brought 5.9 million viewers.<EOS>"
5613,38398,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlos_Saldanha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John C. Donkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Wedge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlos_Saldanha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gone Nutty: Scrat's Missing Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Computer-animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carlos_Saldanha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_squirrels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ice_Age_(franchise)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gone_Nutty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blue_Sky_Studios_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gone Nutty (also known as Scrat's Missing Adventure) is a 2002 American animated short film directed by Carlos Saldanha for Blue Sky Studios. The short features the character Scrat from Ice Age, who is yet again having troubles with collecting his beloved acorn. It was debuted on November 26, 2002 on the Ice Age DVD and VHS. This film was shown in theaters with Garfield: The Movie in 2004.The film was nominated for the 2003 Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.<EOS>"
5614,164143,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gesualdo:_Death_for_Five_Voices<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Werner_Herzog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gesualdo:_Death_for_Five_Voices<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucki_Stipetic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gesualdo:_Death_for_Five_Voices<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gesualdo:_Death_for_Five_Voices<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Werner_Herzog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gesualdo:_Death_for_Five_Voices<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucki_Stipetic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gesualdo:_Death_for_Five_Voices<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Werner_Herzog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gesualdo:_Death_for_Five_Voices<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gesualdo: Death for Five Voices<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gesualdo:_Death_for_Five_Voices<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gesualdo:_Death_for_Five_Voices<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gesualdo:_Death_for_Five_Voices<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gesualdo:_Death_for_Five_Voices<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gesualdo:_Death_for_Five_Voices<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gesualdo: Death for Five Voices (German: Tod für fünf Stimmen) is a 1995 film by German director Werner Herzog filmed for ZDF television. The film explores the music of Carlo Gesualdo and the legends surrounding Gesualdo's personality, his cursed castle, and his murder of his wife and her lover. Between narration and interviews, several of Gesualdo's madrigals are performed. Herzog calls Death for Five Voices ""one of the films closest to my heart.""<EOS>"
5615,136418,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Higgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Bickford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alec B. Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Constance Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Higgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Edward_Faragoh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keene_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Howard_Higgin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Francis_Edward_Faragoh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Man_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Man is a 1932 American mystery film directed by Howard Higgin and starring Charles Bickford, Constance Cummings and Alec B. Francis.<EOS>"
5616,46591,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Pellington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Screen Gems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_W._Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Eidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomandandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucinda_Jenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Linney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Patton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debra_Messing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Pellington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Gems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_W._Goldstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thriller_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_mystery_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gary_Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cryptids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lakeshore_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tomandandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Pellington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mystery_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mothman_Prophecies_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mothman_in_film<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Mothman Prophecies is a 2002 American supernatural horror-mystery film directed by Mark Pellington, and starring Richard Gere and Laura Linney, with Will Patton, Debra Messing, Alan Bates and Lucinda Jenney in supporting roles. Based on the 1975 book of the same name by parapsychologist and Fortean author John Keel, the screenplay was written by Richard Hatem.The story follows John Klein (Gere), a reporter who researches the legend of the Mothman. Still shaken by the death of his wife two years earlier from a glioblastoma, Klein is sent to cover a news piece and inexplicably finds himself in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, where there have been sightings of an unusual creature and other unexplained phenomena. As he becomes increasingly drawn into mysterious forces at work, he hopes they can reconnect him to his wife, while the local sheriff (Linney) becomes concerned about his obsessions.The film claims to be based on actual events that occurred between November 1966 and December 1967 in Point Pleasant, as described by Keel. It was shot in Pittsburgh and Kittanning, Pennsylvania, and was released to mixed reviews, although it was a box office success and has since gained a cult following.<EOS>"
5617,25861,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Talk_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Merle S. Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Talk_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Merle S. Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Talk_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aldo_Farnese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Talk_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Talk_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Talk_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Talk_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Talk_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Talk_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Talk_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_Talk_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_rediscovered_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Dead Talk Back is an American crime drama film written, produced, and directed by Merle S. Gould. Although produced in 1957, it was not released until 1993. The film addresses topical subjects, including investigations, metaphysics, murder, police, and scientists.<EOS>"
5618,4254,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gordon Burwash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBC_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canadian_Broadcasting_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Grant McLean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gordon Burwash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBC_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canadian_Broadcasting_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_McLean_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Routine Flight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Winnipeg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_aviation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trans-Canada_Air_Lines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Routine_Flight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Canada<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Routine Flight is a 1955 Canadian short documentary film produced by the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) as part of the On The Spot series made specifically for television. The documentary, directed by Gordon Burwash, involved an account of a visit to a Trans-Canada Air Lines (TCA) maintenance centre while it is involved in transitioning to a new type of airliner. Routine Flight is based on first-person interviews of the staff at the maintenance centre and flight crew on a test flight.<EOS>"
5619,32719,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sydney Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A. Frank Bundy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_L._Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fredric_March<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florence_Eldridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Christopher Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_MacDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sea_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1490s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Christopher_Columbus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Isabella_I_of_Castile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_in_1492<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_pre-Columbian_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Age_of_Discovery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Columbus_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Christopher Columbus is a 1949 British biographical film starring Fredric March as Christopher Columbus and Florence Eldridge as Queen Isabella. It is loosely based on the 1941 novel Columbus by Rafael Sabatini with much of the screenplay rewritten by Sydney and Muriel Box.<EOS>
5620,151737,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Old Mother Riley's Ghosts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Old_Mother_Riley's_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Old Mother Riley's Ghosts is a 1941 British comedy film directed by John Baxter and starring Arthur Lucan, Kitty McShane and John Stuart. It was the 8th in the long-running Old Mother Riley series. Old Mother Riley inherits a castle in Scotland, but it appears to be haunted.<EOS>"
5621,108995,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gottfried_Reinhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Weingarten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruth_Roman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_McGuire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gottfried_Reinhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Weingarten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Osborn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Invitation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bronisław_Kaper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Invitation_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gottfried_Reinhardt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Invitation is a 1952 American melodrama film directed by Gottfried Reinhardt and starring Van Johnson, Dorothy McGuire and Ruth Roman. Johnson and McGuire play a happily married couple, until the wife learns a secret about her husband. The film was based on the short story ""R.S.V.P."" by Jerome Weidman. The theme song ""Invitation"" has since become a jazz standard.<EOS>"
5622,24527,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.E._Fitzgibbon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Gielgud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Allan_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.E._Fitzgibbon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Fabricus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Insult<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Insult_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Lachman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Insult is a 1932 British drama film directed by Harry Lachman and starring Elizabeth Allan, John Gielgud and Hugh Williams. It is an adaptation of a play by Jean Fabricus. It is a melodrama set in the French Foreign Legion in North Africa. The film was the first feature film for which David Lean received a screen credit, as editor.<EOS>"
5623,70343,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_G._Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Garry Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Hearne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Petula Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_G._Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madame_Louise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ernest_G._Roy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Madame Louise (also known as The Madame Gambles), is a 1951 British comedy film directed by Maclean Rogers and produced by Ernest G. Roy, starring Richard Hearne, Petula Clark, Garry Marsh and Richard Gale. It is loosely based on the 1945 play Madame Louise by Vernon Sylvaine.<EOS>"
5624,161096,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bethel_Buckalew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colleen_Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Tull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dottie_Lou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Shain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Wolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tallie_Cochrane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bethel_Buckalew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sassy Sue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sassy_Sue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sassy Sue is a 1973 American comedy film directed by Bethel Buckalew and produced by Harry H. Novak. The film's music was composed by Harold Hensley and Hal Southern.<EOS>
5625,136294,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Denison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dulcie_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Franchise Affair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Franchise_Affair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Franchise Affair is a 1951 British mystery thriller film directed by Lawrence Huntington and starring Michael Denison, Dulcie Gray, Anthony Nicholls and Marjorie Fielding. It was written by Robert Hall and  Huntington from the 1948 novel The Franchise Affair by Josephine Tey.<EOS>"
5626,106659,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sidney Picker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Havana Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jack_Townley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Havana_Rose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Havana<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Havana Rose is a 1951 American musical comedy film directed by William Beaudine and starring Estelita Rodriguez, Bill Williams and Hugh Herbert. It was one of a number of American films set in Havana during the era.<EOS>"
5627,167589,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Shils<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Silvers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marlen_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Shils<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Silvers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marlen_Hecht<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wigstock: The Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drag_(clothing)-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wigstock:_The_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_cross-dressing<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wigstock: The Movie is a 1995 documentary film focusing on Wigstock, the annual drag music festival that had been held New York City's East Village through the 1980s and 1990s. The film presents a number of performances from the 1994 festival, including Crystal Waters, Deee-Lite, Jackie Beat, Debbie Harry, Leigh Bowery, Joey Arias, Freddie Pendavis, and the Dueling Bankheads. The film also captures a performance by RuPaul at the height of his mainstream fame during the 1990s.The film also goes behind the scenes, examining the rehearsal process of a number of the performers including Lypsinka and the ""Wigstock Dancers."" Members of the crew assembling the stage and attendees are interviewed about their experiences at the festival and some of the performers give interviews about the importance of drag and transgressive gender expression in their lives. One memorable moment features Wigstock MC Lady Bunny on the telephone with a city representative inquiring about the possibility of placing a wig on the Statue of Liberty.<EOS>"
5628,136095,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Moeller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Atwill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boles_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irene_Dunne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Moeller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Heerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Y._Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edith_Wharton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Ayer_Barnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Age of Innocence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1870s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Age_of_Innocence_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edith_Wharton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Age of Innocence is a 1934 American drama film directed by Philip Moeller and starring Irene Dunne, John Boles and Lionel Atwill. The film is an adaptation of the 1920 novel The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton, set in the fashionable New York society of the 1870s. Prolific on Broadway, Philip Moeller directed only two films:  this, and the 1935 Break of Hearts with Katharine Hepburn.The novel was also adapted in a 1924 silent film version starring Beverly Bayne and a 1993 film version that starred Michelle Pfeiffer. A 1928 Broadway stage adaptation starred Katharine Cornell.<EOS>"
5629,162095,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Miss Broadway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Miss_Broadway_(1947_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Miss Broadway is a 1947 American musical film directed by Arthur Dreifuss and starring Jean Porter, John Shelton and Ruth Donnelly. Dreifuss also co wrote the screenplay.<EOS>"
5630,80290,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Okazaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Box_Office<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Okazaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Okazaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Home_Box_Office<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Okazaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Okazaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Light/Black Rain: The Destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Primetime_Emmy_Award-winning_broadcasts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_in_the_environment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steven_Okazaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_about_the_atomic_bombings_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_television_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Light/Black_Rain:_The_Destruction_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_atomic_bombings_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>White Light/Black Rain: The Destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki is an HBO documentary film directed and produced by Steven Okazaki. It was released on August 6, 2007, on HBO, marking the 62nd anniversary of the first atomic bombing. The film features interviews with fourteen Japanese survivors and four Americans involved in the 1945 atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.<EOS>"
5631,166259,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Marianne Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TVOntario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marianne Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cari Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gcina_Mhlophe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Clegg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadine_Gordimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Sisulu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mzwakhe_Mbuli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marianne_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Board_of_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TVOntario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marianne_Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Merrily_Weisbord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Songololo: Voices of Change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Songololo:_Voices_of_Change<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_apartheid<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Songololo: Voices of Change is a Canadian documentary film, directed by Marianne Kaplan and released in 1990. An examination of South Africa in the earliest days of the transition from apartheid to democracy, the film explores the power of music and art as tools of activism and social change, focusing primarily on writer Gcina Mhlophe and musician Mzwakhe Mbuli.The film received selected theatrical screenings in Canada in October 1990, before having its television premiere on TVOntario and Knowledge Network in November. Its broadcast on TVOntario was as an episode of the network's documentary series Human Edge.The film was a Genie Award nominee for Best Short Documentary Film at the 12th Genie Awards in 1991.<EOS>"
5632,31579,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Mayberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Dugan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Dale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth More<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Le Mesurier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ron Moody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russ_Mayberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unidentified Flying Oddball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Arthurian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_fantasy_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Android_(robot)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ron_Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ron_W._Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Russ_Mayberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unidentified_Flying_Oddball<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_A_Connecticut_Yankee_in_King_Arthur's_Court<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Unidentified Flying Oddball is a 1979 science fiction comedy film. It is based on Mark Twain's 1889 novel A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, directed by Russ Mayberry and produced by Walt Disney Productions.  Released in the United Kingdom as The Spaceman and King Arthur, then subsequently re-released in the United States as A Spaceman in King Arthur's Court, the film stars Dennis Dugan as NASA employee Tom Trimble who unintentionally travels back in time with his look-alike android Hermes.<EOS>"
5633,96228,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Reliable Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reliable_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fighting Hero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reliable_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fighting_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Fighting Hero is a 1934 American pre-Code Western film directed by Harry S. Webb and starring Tom Tyler and Edward Hearn.<EOS>
5634,164844,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scalp Trouble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Slightly Daffy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalp_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scalp Trouble is a 1939 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Bob Clampett. The cartoon was released on June 24, 1939, and stars Porky Pig and Daffy Duck.<EOS>"
5635,100649,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dylan_Kidd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Newmarket_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Linney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Topher_Grace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dylan_Kidd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Newmarket_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dylan_Kidd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Schulman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>P.S.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.S._(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Columbia_University<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>P.S. is a 2004 American drama film directed by Dylan Kidd. The screenplay by Kidd and Helen Schulman is based on Schulman's 2001 novel p.s. The film stars Laura Linney and Topher Grace.<EOS>
5636,161993,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Parrish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Parrish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Ganz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Irwin Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philippe Forquet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Seberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stanley Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Parrish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Parrish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Ganz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>In the French Style<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Parrish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:In_the_French_Style<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Irwin_Shaw<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>In the French Style is a 1963 French-American romance film released by Columbia Pictures directed by Robert Parrish and starring Jean Seberg, Stanley Baker and Philippe Forquet. It was based on a short story by Irwin Shaw.<EOS>"
5637,149197,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Shepard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Shepard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mexico City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_City_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mexico_City_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Shepard<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mexico City is a 2000 Canadian film directed and co-written by Richard Shepard, the story of a grieving woman searching for her brother who has gone missing on holiday in Mexico City.<EOS>"
5638,31820,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_V._Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ari Palitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gareth West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Henney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Bauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_Vandenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_V._Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jesse_V._Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pit Fighter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Martial_arts_tournament_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mixed_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pit_Fighter_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jesse_V._Johnson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pit Fighter is a 2005 action film directed by Jesse V. Johnson and starring Dominique Vandenberg, Steven Bauer and Stephen Graham and Scott Adkins.<EOS>"
5639,61033,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chandra_Pemmaraju<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chandra Pemmaraju<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arjun Gupta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lavrenti Lopes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melanie Kannokada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Derek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chandra_Pemmaraju<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chandra_Pemmaraju<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chandra_Pemmaraju<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love,_Lies_and_Seeta<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2010<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Love, Lies and Seeta is a 2012 Indian-American independent romantic comedy film written, produced, directed by Chandra Pemmaraju. Starring Melanie Kannokada, Arjun Gupta, Lavrenti Lopes, Michael Derek, it is built around three distinctly different guys all of whom pine for the same beautiful girl.  The movie premiered at the India International Film Festival (IIFF) of Tampa Bay in Florida and went on to play in various international film festivals before having a limited theatrical release in India on May 18, 2012, by Cinemax. The film marks Melanie Kannokada's debut as lead in a feature film.<EOS>"
5640,69732,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cyril McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Hobbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Lotinga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Josser Joins the Navy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josser_Joins_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Lee<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Josser Joins the Navy is a 1932 British comedy film directed by Norman Lee and starring Ernie Lotinga, Cyril McLaglen and Jack Hobbs. It was made at Elstree Studios by British International Pictures. It was part of a series of films featuring Lotinga in his Josser character.<EOS>"
5641,6918,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>James Tinling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:José_Mojica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Antonio Moreno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mona Maris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Tinling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dudley_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adolf_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Mad Kiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Tinling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Mad_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_lost_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>One Mad Kiss is a 1930 American musical film directed by Marcel Silver and James Tinling and starring José Mojica, Mona Maris and Antonio Moreno. The film was not a commercial success and lost $263,000 on its release. A separate Spanish-language version El precio de un beso was also released.It is now considered to be a lost film.<EOS>"
5642,111993,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aftermath_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Landeros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Esposito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beth Tegarden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marie Caldare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aftermath_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Landeros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tender Loving Care<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Video_games_developed_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Windows_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IOS_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puzzle_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Single-player_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Video_games_with_alternate_endings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Video_games_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Interactive_movie_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Full_motion_video_based_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Video_games_set_in_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Video_games_set_in_the_1990s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ScummVM-supported_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tender_Loving_Care_(video_game)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DVD_interactive_technology<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tender Loving Care is an interactive movie originally released on August 12, 1998, by Aftermath Media. It is a psychological thriller starring Michael Esposito, Marie Caldare, Beth Tegarden, and John Hurt as Dr. Turner. It was written and directed by David Wheeler and produced by Rob Landeros, who also designed the interactive features. The game was originally produced with the intention of releasing the game under the Trilobyte label, but Landeros was fired from the company before it was released. Tender Loving Care was later released under Landeros's new company, Aftermath Media, on CD-ROM, with the option for users to watch the movie as a feature-length film as opposed to interacting with the game. In October 2012 the game was re-released under the Trilobyte Games label on the Apple iOS platform. The game is based on the 1984 novel of the same name by Andrew Neiderman.<EOS>"
5643,26000,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._Prior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kimberley_Casey_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deke_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Holton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Douglas Harter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chasity Hammons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christine Shinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._Prior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kimberley_Casey_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Fury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Fury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_A._Prior<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>White Fury is a 1990 suspense action film directed by David A. Prior and starring Deke Anderson, Sean Holton, Douglas Harter, Christine Shinn and William Berg. It was produced by Kimberley Casey.<EOS>"
5644,31762,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Sidaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Maron Films , Astral Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Garner, Barry Scholer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Garner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mario Andretti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Bondurant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Sidaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astral_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Garner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Racing Scene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_auto_racing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Racing_Scene<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andy_Sidaris<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Racing Scene is a  1969 documentary film about actor James Garner and his auto racing team, directed by Andy Sidaris. The picture offers a glimpse of Garner's role and the teams and cars he sponsored during the middle of three years (1968-1970) his American International Racing team campaigned over a variety of racing series. The Racing Scene was the first film directed by Sidaris, whose background at that time had been in sports telecasting.<EOS>"
5645,25817,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Considine_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Cabot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann Loring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Considine_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Noble_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Calleia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Robin Hood of El Dorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Herbert_Stothart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_of_El_Dorado_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Wellman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Robin Hood of El Dorado is a 1936 American Western film directed by William A. Wellman for MGM. It stars Warner Baxter as real-life Mexican folk hero, Joaquin Murrieta, and Ann Loring as his love interest, with Bruce Cabot as Bill Warren and J. Carrol Naish as Murrietta's notorious partner, Three-Fingered Jack. The film is based on the life of Murrietta as the Robin Hood of Old California in 1850, a kind, gentle man who is driven to violence.<EOS>"
5646,159988,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Satori Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hanson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacqueline_Bisset<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Per Oscarsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hanson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Secrets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Philip_Saville<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Secrets is a 1971 British drama film directed by Philip Saville, and starring Jacqueline Bisset, Per Oscarsson, Shirley Knight and Robert Powell.<EOS>"
5647,128055,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sterling_Van_Wagenen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PorchLight_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lukas_Haas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Zaoui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sterling_Van_Wagenen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PorchLight_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordon_Horowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myron_Levoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alan & Naomi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brooklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_&_Naomi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1944<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alan & Naomi is a 1992 film about the friendship between two children in 1944 Brooklyn. Lukas Haas and Vanessa Zaoui star as the title characters, and the screenplay is based on a 1977 novel of the same name by Myron Levoy.<EOS>"
5648,94836,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Blake_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Castle Hill Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wendy Ettinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Blake_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Blake_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eye of God<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tulsa,_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_God_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Blake_Nelson<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Eye of God is a 1997 crime drama film written and directed by Tim Blake Nelson and adapted from his stage play of the same name. It stars Martha Plimpton, Kevin Anderson, Nick Stahl, and Hal Holbrook. The film follows two plot lines which are revealed to be connected in a nonlinear narrative.Nelson developed the script at the Sundance Institute's Screenwriters and Directors Labs. The film won the American Independent Award at the Seattle International Film Festival in 1997 and the Bronze Award at the 1997 Tokyo International Film Festival. Nelson was nominated for the Someone to Watch Award at the 1998 Independent Spirit Awards and the Grand Jury Prize at the 1997 Sundance Film Festival. The movie was filmed in the areas of Skiatook, Perry, and Tulsa of Oklahoma in early 1996.<EOS>"
5649,68081,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Arlen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ida_Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Wylie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Sayre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Come On Marines!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Hathaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Come_On_Marines!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Philip_Wylie<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Come On Marines! is a 1934 American pre-Code drama film directed by Henry Hathaway and starring Richard Arlen and Ida Lupino.<EOS>
5650,104441,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Larry Brand, Jeffrey Delman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Macnee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrian Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Brand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryl_Haney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Brand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Masque of the Red Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_viral_outbreaks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:21st_Century_Film_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Allan_Poe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_personifications_of_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Daryl_Haney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Masque_of_the_Red_Death_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_The_Masque_of_the_Red_Death<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Masque of the Red Death is a 1989 American horror film produced by Roger Corman, and directed by Larry Brand, starring Adrian Paul and Patrick Macnee. The film is a remake of the 1964 picture of the same name which was directed by Roger Corman. The screenplay, written by Daryl Haney and Larry Brand, is based upon the classic 1842 short story of the same name by American author Edgar Allan Poe, concerning the exploits of Prince Prospero, who organizes a bal masqué in his castle while the peasants of his fiefdom die from the plague in great numbers.<EOS>"
5651,26988,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Folsey_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert D. Wachs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Earl_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arsenio_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Amos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madge_Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shari_Headley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Folsey_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_W._Blaustein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Sheffield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Coming to America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Coming to America: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_upper_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_involved_in_plagiarism_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_interclass_romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monarchy_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Queens,_New_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_make-up_by_Rick_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_George_Folsey_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Barry_W._Blaustein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Sheffield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_to_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Coming_to_America_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Coming to America is a 1988 American romantic comedy film directed by John Landis, based on a story originally created by Eddie Murphy, written by David Sheffield and Barry W. Blaustein, and starring Murphy (in various roles), Arsenio Hall (also in various roles), James Earl Jones, John Amos, Madge Sinclair, and Shari Headley. It tells the story of Akeem Joffer, the crown prince of the fictional African nation of Zamunda who travels to the United States in the hopes of finding a woman he can marry and will love him for who he is, not for his status or for having been trained to please him. The film was released in the United States on June 29, 1988.In 1989, a pilot for a planned spin-off television series was made, although this was never picked up for a series.A sequel, Coming 2 America, was released on March 4, 2021.<EOS>"
5652,144354,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ferdinand Fairfax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Turner_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Hodge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joss_Ackland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Connery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristin_Scott_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Turner_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Avrech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spymaker: The Secret Life of Ian Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spy_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ferdinand_Fairfax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spymaker:_The_Secret_Life_of_Ian_Fleming<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_Ian_Fleming<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spymaker: The Secret Life of Ian Fleming is a 1990 TV biographical film of the life of Ian Fleming, creator of the James Bond spy character, retracing his playboy youth, his expulsion from several colleges, his experiences as a newspaper writer and his tour of duty for the British intelligence agency during World War II. Fleming himself is played by Jason Connery, son of Sean Connery, the actor who first played Bond in the film series. Ex-Bond girl Fiona Fullerton, who appeared in A View to a Kill, made an appearance.<EOS>"
5653,7003,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lavinia Currier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fine_Line_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Vídeo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alton Walpole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lavinia Currier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamil_Dehlavi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joel McCleary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Dembitzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michel_Piccoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nadia Odeh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Meston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lavinia_Currier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fine_Line_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Vídeo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamil_Dehlavi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lavinia_Currier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lavinia_Currier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Honoré_de_Balzac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Passion in the Desert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Zoophilia_in_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_fantasy_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Honoré_de_Balzac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_Revolutionary_Wars_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Passion_in_the_Desert<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1798<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Passion in the Desert, or Simoom: A Passion in the Desert, is a 1997 film from director Lavinia Currier based on the 1830 short story ""A Passion in the Desert"" by Honoré de Balzac. The film follows the ventures of a young French officer named Augustin Robert (Ben Daniels) in late 18th-century Egypt during Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign to capture the country.<EOS>"
5654,26511,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert S. Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandra Dorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sonia Holm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Nystrom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>13<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:13_East_Street<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_S._Baker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>13 East Street is a 1952 British second feature ('B') crime thriller film directed by Robert S. Baker and starring Patrick Holt, Sandra Dorne and Sonia Holm. It was written by John Gilling, Carl Nystrom and Baker and produced by Tempean Films.<EOS>"
5655,32339,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Agrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constantin_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerie_Leon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Askwith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Hayden_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rula_Lenska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Agrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constantin_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Agrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Queen Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Constantin_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:King_Kong_(franchise)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Queen_Kong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_queens<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Queen Kong is a 1976 British-West German adventure comedy film parodying King Kong. The film was never released theatrically in the United Kingdom, due to legal action by Dino De Laurentiis, producer of the 1976 King Kong remake and RKO, the copyright holder of King Kong at the time. It got a limited release in Italy and Germany. The film has since resurfaced on DVD.The film has a cult following in Japan. In 1998, a troupe of Japanese comedians produced their own Japanese dialogue for the film, in a similar spirit to Woody Allen's What's Up, Tiger Lily?; this version with the new Japanese dialogue was released on DVD in 2001. The film was novelized by James Moffat and published by Everest Books in 1977.It was shot at Shepperton Studios and on location around London and Newhaven. In addition, miniature sets were created. They utilised the scale model of London at the now long-defunct Bournemouth theme park Tucktonia.<EOS>"
5656,25607,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gabriel Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chad_Ferrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brian Spitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Paiko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gabriel Friedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lloyd Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Herz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>India Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ramzi Abed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jorge_Garcia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debbie_Rochon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Strain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Jeremy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Gunn_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Eastman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arban Ornelas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Masuimi Max<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chad_Ferrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Herz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:India_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tales from the Crapper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parodies_of_horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_from_the_Crapper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chad_Ferrin<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Tales from the Crapper is a 2004 American straight-to-video anthology film that was a spoof of the Tales from the Crypt comics. The film was released by Troma Entertainment.<EOS>
5657,64429,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elizabeth Avellán<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_H._Macy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Cryer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Spader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kat_Dennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Avellán<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shorts: The Adventures of the Wishing Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Movie Soundtrack, Film Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Arab Emirates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troublemaker_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Elizabeth_Avellán<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_nonlinear_narrative_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wish_fulfillment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shorts_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Media_Rights_Capital_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Shorts (also known as Shorts: The Adventures of the Wishing Rock and released internationally as The Wishing Rock) is a 2009 fantasy comedy film written and directed by Robert Rodriguez and stars Jon Cryer, William H. Macy, Leslie Mann, James Spader, Jimmy Bennett, Kat Dennings, and introducing Jolie Vanier in her film debut, with Trevor Gagnon, Jake Short, Devon Gearhart, Leo Howard, and Rebel Rodriguez in supporting roles. It tells the story of a rainbow wishing rock that ends up in the possession of different people where the wishes have various results for those who make the wishes in a ""series of shorts"".Shorts: The Adventures of the Wishing Rock made its world premiere screening on August 15, 2009, at the Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California. Shortly after that, the movie was theatrically released in the United States on August 21, 2009, by Warner Bros. Pictures. The film grossed $29 million on a $20 million budget.It received mixed reviews from critics and received a Young Artist Award nomination for Best Performance in a Feature Film. Shorts: The Adventures of the Wishing Rock was released on DVD and Blu-ray on November 24, 2009, by Warner Home Video.<EOS>"
5658,158779,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Ashwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Garbett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_H._Ovitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dylan_Sellers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allen_Garfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soleil_Moon_Frye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Garbett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_H._Ovitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dylan_Sellers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Biography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Ruined_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_television_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>You Ruined My Life is a 1987 television film directed by David Ashwell.<EOS>
5659,50966,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholaus_Goossen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mind's Eye Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Leomax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Einbinder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ingo Vollkammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Witten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katrina Bowden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shannon Woodward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew Seeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholaus_Goossen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mind's_Eye_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1945<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Happy_Madison_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shortcut<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Suby<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Shortcut is a 2009 American horror film directed by Nicholaus Goossen. The film stars Andrew Seeley, Shannon Woodward, Dave Franco, and Katrina Bowden. The plot centers on two brothers who discover a rarely used shortcut and learn its dark secret.Dan Hannon and Scott Sandler developed the screenplay in 2008 for Scary Madison Productions, the newly formed horror division of Happy Madison Productions, the production company of Sandler's brother Adam, and Leomax Entertainment, who financed and co-produced the film. Released in North America by Indigomotion, a division of Leomax, on September 29, 2009, the film received mixed reviews and was a commercial failure. It ended up being the only film under the Scary Madison label, as it was retired in response to the film's failure. The film was released on DVD and Blu-Ray in North America by Anchor Bay Entertainment.<EOS>"
5660,168180,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Niels Rasmussen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinema International Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Embassy Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Philip Marcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Wong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eartha Kitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clint Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Mitchum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Lockhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yuen Kao<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anita Merritt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathleen Lu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Niels_Rasmussen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Howard_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_International_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Marcus_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Wise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Serpent Warriors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hong_Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Hong Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Hong_Kong_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_snakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Hong_Kong_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hong_Kong_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Serpent_Warriors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hong_Kong_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Serpent Warriors (also known as The Golden Viper) is a 1987 crime-horror film directed by John Howard and Niels Rasmussen starring Clint Walker, Eartha Kitt, Christopher Mitchum, Anne Lockhart, Kathleen Lu, Yuen Kao and Anita Merritt. The film is an American-Hong Kong co-production.<EOS>"
5661,32066,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Philip Hartman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Doris Kornish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Buscemi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luis_Guzmán<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Hell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judith_Malina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_Cutrona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Brisbin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne D'Agnillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clare Bauman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>No Picnic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Picnic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>No Picnic is a film written and directed by Philip Hartman. It was filmed in black and white at New York in 1985 and was released the next year, in the Sundance Film Festival, where it won Excellence in Cinematography Award: Dramatic. Described as ""a cinematic love letter to a pre-gentrified New York"", the film captures the East Village of the 1980s. Providing the soundtrack are such performers as ""The Raunch Hands"", Lenny Kaye, Charles Mingus, Fela Kuti, Richard Hell and ""Student Teachers"". It stars Richard Hell, Judith Malina, Luis Guzmán and Steve Buscemi.<EOS>"
5662,16885,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Kaczender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Doris Silverton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:JoBeth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Burke_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Kaczender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Biography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Down_syndrome_in_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan:_The_Boy_Nobody_Wanted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Kaczender<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Jonathan: The Boy Nobody Wanted is a 1992 American made-for-television biographical drama film starring JoBeth Williams and Chris Burke.  The film is directed by George Kaczender and inspired by a true story concerning a landmark legal decision for rights of the disabled.<EOS>
5663,141339,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Birt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Kinnoch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Hylton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duncan_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meredith_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Birt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Kinnoch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Burnt Evidence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Willis,_Baron_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burnt_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Birt<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Burnt Evidence is a 1954 British second feature thriller film directed by Daniel Birt and starring Jane Hylton, Duncan Lamont and Donald Gray. The screenplay was by Ted Willis. It was produced by Ronald Kinnoch for ACT Films.<EOS>"
5664,44859,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Line Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fran Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barrie M. Osborne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Astin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Viggo Mortensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugo Weaving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Serkis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cate Blanchett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Bean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liv Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian McKellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Rhys-Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elijah Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dominic Monaghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Orlando Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lord of the Rings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adventure_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2001<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantasy_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Lord_of_the_Rings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_based_on_fantasy_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lord_of_the_Rings_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_film_series<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lord of the Rings is a trilogy of epic fantasy adventure films directed by Peter Jackson, based on the novel The Lord of the Rings by English author J. R. R. Tolkien. The films are titled identically to the three volumes of the novel: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001), The Two Towers (2002), and The Return of the King (2003). Produced and distributed by New Line Cinema with the co-production of Jackson's WingNut Films, the films feature an ensemble cast including Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Liv Tyler, Viggo Mortensen, Sean Astin, Cate Blanchett, John Rhys-Davies, Christopher Lee, Billy Boyd, Dominic Monaghan, Orlando Bloom, Hugo Weaving, Andy Serkis, and Sean Bean.Set in the fictional world of Middle-earth, the films follow the hobbit Frodo Baggins as he and the Company of the Ring embark on a quest to destroy the One Ring to defeat its maker, the Dark Lord Sauron. The Company eventually splits up and Frodo continues the quest with his loyal companion Sam and, eventually, the treacherous Gollum. Meanwhile, Aragorn, heir in exile to the throne of Gondor, along with the elf Legolas, the dwarf Gimli, Merry, Pippin, Boromir, and the wizard Gandalf, unite to save the Free Peoples of Middle-earth from the forces of Sauron and rally them in the War of the Ring to aid Frodo by distracting Sauron's attention.The three films were shot simultaneously in Jackson's native New Zealand from 11 October 1999 until 22 December 2000, with pick-up shots from 2001 to 2003. It was one of the biggest and most ambitious film projects ever undertaken, with a budget of $281 million (equivalent to $530 million in 2024). The first film in the series premiered at the Odeon Leicester Square in London on 10 December 2001; the second film premiered at the Ziegfeld Theatre in New York City on 5 December 2002; the third film premiered at the Embassy Theatre in Wellington on 1 December 2003. An extended edition of each film was released on home video a year after its release in cinemas.The Lord of the Rings is widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential film series ever made. It was a major financial success and is among the highest-grossing film series of all time, having grossed over $2.9 billion worldwide. Their faithfulness to the source material was a subject of discussion. The series received numerous accolades, winning 17 Academy Awards out of 30 total nominations, including Best Picture for The Return of the King. In 2021, the Library of Congress selected The Fellowship of the Ring for preservation in the United States National Film Registry for being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
5665,33318,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Realm Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Negus-Fancey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olive_Negus-Fancey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Jackson_(British_radio)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Climb Up the Wall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Winner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Climb_Up_the_Wall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Winner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Climb Up the Wall is a 1960 British second feature comedy/music variety film directed by Michael Winner and introduced by Jack Jackson, featuring acts including Glen Mason, Russ Conway and Craig Douglas. It was written by Winner and Jackson.<EOS>"
5666,159975,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Dunbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrienne_Corri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Gastoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thorley Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_MacKinnon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Second Fiddle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Fiddle_(1957_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_rediscovered_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Second Fiddle is a 1957 British comedy film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Adrienne Corri, Thorley Walters, Lisa Gastoni and Richard Wattis. The film was produced by Robert Dunbar for Act Films Ltd. It was the final film of prolific director Maurice Elvey.The title comes from the phrase ""to play second fiddle"" in allusion to an orchestra, meaning to be ignored in relation to some other more important party whilst putting in as much effort.Second Fiddle was missing from the BFI National Archive, and was listed as one of the British Film Institute's ""75 Most Wanted"" lost films. BFI's update on the list reveals that the film is now found and commercially available on DVD from mid-2015.<EOS>"
5667,39446,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_McQuarrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Cruise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Ellison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. J. Abrams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryan Burk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dana Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Granger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Kraemer, John Finkley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy Renner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ving Rhames<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Cruise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alec Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rebecca Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Pegg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_McQuarrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Burk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Cruise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Ellison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._J._Abrams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Granger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drew_Pearce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_McQuarrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Morocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Morocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Central_Intelligence_Agency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Havana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Monaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Langley,_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kuala_Lumpur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Skydance_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joe_Kraemer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Drew_Pearce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Warner_Bros._Studios,_Leavesden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Casablanca<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alibaba_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Christopher_McQuarrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_spy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tom_Cruise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oxfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bad_Robot_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_J._J._Abrams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Secret_Intelligence_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mission:_Impossible_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Christopher_McQuarrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mission:_Impossible_–_Rogue_Nation<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Minsk<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation is a 2015 American action spy film written and directed by Christopher McQuarrie. It is the sequel to Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol (2011) and the fifth installment in the Mission: Impossible film series. It stars Tom Cruise, Jeremy Renner, Simon Pegg, Ving Rhames, Rebecca Ferguson, Sean Harris, and Alec Baldwin. It follows Impossible Missions Force agent Ethan Hunt (Cruise) and his team, who, subsequent to their disbandment and Hunt's pursuit by the Central Intelligence Agency, must fight The Syndicate, an international group of rogue government agents. McQuarrie, who completed uncredited rewrites for Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, was announced as the director of Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation in August 2013. The returns of Cruise, Renner, Pegg and Rhames were confirmed by July 2014 while the screenplay was also developed by Pearce and Will Staples; it was ultimately solely credited to McQuarrie, with Pearce receiving story credit. Ferguson, Harris and Baldwin rounded out the cast that October. Principal photography was from August 2014 to March 2015, in key locations including London, Vienna, Casablanca, and at Leavesden Studios in Hertfordshire, UK. The film's official title was revealed in March 2015.Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation premiered at the Vienna State Opera (one of its filming locations) on July 23, 2015, and was theatrically released in the United States by Paramount Pictures a week later. It received widespread critical acclaim, with praise for its action sequences, performances (particularly those of Cruise, Pegg, and Ferguson), screenwriting, and direction. It grossed $710.9 million worldwide, becoming the eighth-highest-grossing film of 2015 and the then-second-highest-grossing film in the franchise. A sequel, Mission: Impossible – Fallout, was released in 2018.<EOS>"
5668,42607,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rudolph Brent, Arthur Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Thompson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Webb_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monte_Hawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jess_Lee_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Halley_Harding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Southern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommie_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marguerite_Whitten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sybil_Lewis_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Grant_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buck_Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josephine_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mystery in Swing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Dreifuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_in_Swing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mystery in Swing is an American murder mystery film released in 1940. It was directed by Arthur Dreifuss, based on a script by Arthur Hoerl. (The University of California at Berkeley erroneously states it was directed by Arthur Hoerl.)Mystery in Swing features music by The Four Toppers and Cee Pee Johnson and his Orchestra and was noted as being the first time a Black orchestra recorded an entire score for a film. It is currently held in the collections of the National Museum of African American History and Culture.<EOS>"
5669,84567,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Richert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Roninfilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Richert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Natalia Makarova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Danielian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrei Kulyk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Giagni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fernando Bujones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janis Roswick Menken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Maule<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rudolph Nureyev<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Valentina Pereyaslavec<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yurek Lazowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Richert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Richert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Dancer's Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_ballet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ballet_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dancer's_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Richert<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Dancer's Life: The First Position is a 1972 ballet documentary directed and produced by William Richert. The personal and professional lives of aspiring dancers at New York's American Ballet Theatre School are chronicled in this documentary.<EOS>
5670,64071,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mr._Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Hicks_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mr._Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mr._Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Haywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mr._Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mr._Brown<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Hicks_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mr._Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Call Me Mr. Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mr._Brown<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mr._Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mr._Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mr._Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mr._Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mr._Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Scott_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_Me_Mr._Brown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Qantas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Call Me Mr. Brown is a 1986 Australian movie based on the 1971 Qantas bomb hoax, written and directed by South Australian director Scott Hicks.In the 1971 incident, Peter Macari extorted $500,000 from Australian airline Qantas, threatening to blow up flight 755 from Sydney to Hong Kong on 26 May 1971.Qantas actively tried to stop the film being made and despite failing to do so, Network 10, which had invested A$250,000 in the film, refused to air it. The film was eventually released on video in 1990.<EOS>"
5671,58610,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Arlene Hazzan Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arlene Hazzan Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deborah Kirshenbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Suzanne Cyr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arlene_Hazzan_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arlene_Hazzan_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arlene_Hazzan_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Battle of the Bulge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Live_Action_Short_Drama_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Battle_of_the_Bulge_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Battle of the Bulge is a Canadian comedy short film, directed by Arlene Hazzan Green and released in 1991. An exploration of women's body image issues, the film stars Suzanne Cyr as Victoria, a woman whose obsession with thinness results in the creation of Vanna (Deborah Kirshenbaum), a significantly fatter alter ego who shows up to taunt Victoria whenever she looks in a mirror or eats food, with their battle of wills building until breaking out into a food fight.The film received selected film festival screenings, including winning the awards for Best Drama Under 30 Minutes and Best Script at the 1992 Yorkton Film Festival, but was distributed primarily as an episode of Global Television Network's First Time Producers Series of short films by emerging directors.The film won the Genie Award for Best Live Action Short Drama at the 13th Genie Awards.<EOS>"
5672,170857,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woos_Whoopee<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woos_Whoopee<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Sullivan_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woos_Whoopee<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woos_Whoopee<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Sullivan_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woos_Whoopee<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Woos Whoopee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woos_Whoopee<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woos_Whoopee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woos_Whoopee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woos_Whoopee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woos_Whoopee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woos_Whoopee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Felix_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woos_Whoopee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woos_Whoopee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Woos_Whoopee<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:History_of_animation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Woos Whoopee (sometimes referred to as Felix the Cat in Woos Whoopee or Felix Woos Whoopee) is a surreal, animated 1930 Felix the Cat short subject produced by Pat Sullivan.<EOS>"
5673,78135,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Latshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Estevez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Latshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dark Universe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Universe_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dark Universe is a 1993 horror/science-fiction film starring Blake Pickett, Cherie Scott, Bently Title, John Maynard, Paul Austin Saunders, Patrick Moran, Tom Ferguson, Steve Barkett, and Joe Estevez as Rod Kendrick. The soundtrack was composed by Jeffrey Walton. The film was written by Moran, executive-produced by Fred Olen Ray, Grant Austin Waldman, and Jim Wynorski, and directed by Steve Latshaw.<EOS>"
5674,78625,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Roy_Luby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Roy_Luby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_W._Weeks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>War Dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_S._Roy_Luby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:War_Dogs_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_war_dogs<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>War Dogs is a 1942 American film directed by S. Roy Luby.<EOS>
5675,32250,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Pollexfen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aubrey Wisberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Schallert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Wisberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Pollexfen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Wisberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Pollexfen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man from Planet X<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Aubrey_Wisberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Aubrey_Wisberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_invasions_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_from_Planet_X<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man from Planet X is a 1951 independently made American black-and-white science fiction horror film, produced by Jack Pollexfen and Aubrey Wisberg, directed by Edgar G. Ulmer, that stars Robert Clarke, Margaret Field, and William Schallert. The film was distributed by United Artists.The story concerns a humanoid who lands on Earth in a spaceship from a mysterious planet and makes contact with a small group of humans on an isolated, fog-shrouded Scottish moor.<EOS>"
5676,15635,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cannon_Group,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Hayman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derrick O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian Bannen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sammi Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sebastian Rice-Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Wooldridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hope and Glory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Musical_or_Comedy_Picture_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Bray_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Surrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1939<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_home_front_during_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goldcrest_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1940<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Battle_of_Britain_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_and_Glory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_war_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Hope and Glory is a 1987 comedy-drama war film written, produced, and directed by John Boorman based on his own experiences growing up in London during World War II. It was distributed by Columbia Pictures. The title is derived from the patriotic British song ""Land of Hope and Glory"". The film tells the story of the Rohan family and their experiences, as seen through the eyes of the son, Billy (Sebastian Rice-Edwards).A critical and commercial success, the film won the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy and received five Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay (all for Boorman). It also received 13 BAFTA Award nominations, winning for Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Susan Wooldridge).<EOS>"
5677,64091,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Deitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Václav Bedřich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Animation direction:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_L._Snyder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Deitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_L._Snyder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larz_Bourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Calypso Cat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Czechoslovakia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Czechoslovakia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Caribbean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tom_and_Jerry_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gene_Deitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calypso_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rembrandt_Films_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Calypso Cat is a Tom and Jerry animated comedy short film, produced in 1961 and released on June 22, 1962. It was the seventh of the thirteen cartoons in the series to be directed by Gene Deitch and produced by William L. Snyder in Czechoslovakia.While the Deitch shorts were generally negatively-received by the Tom and Jerry fans, this particular short is often considered one of the best of the thirteen cartoons. This is due to its love triangle that harkens back to the Hanna-Barbera era, as well as the background art and the calypso-flavored soundtrack.The film is primarily set on a ship, with Tom Cat and Jerry Mouse as stowaways. Tom has fallen in love with a female Persian cat and tries to court her. Jerry is following them, and tries to sabotage their potential relationship.<EOS>"
5678,32088,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lech_Kowalski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lech Kowalski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Spacely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lech_Kowalski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troma_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lech_Kowalski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Story of a Junkie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Troma_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Story_of_a_Junkie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Story of a Junkie is a 1987 drama film directed by Lech Kowalski and starring John Spacely. Distributed by Troma Entertainment.<EOS>
5679,159962,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rafal Zielinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nicky Fylan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter McQuillan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Linda Shayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Keleghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kent Deuters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lynda Speciale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Shayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Screwballs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1965<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pranks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Screwballs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rafal_Zielinski<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Screwballs is a 1983 Canadian teen sex comedy film directed by Rafal Zielinski and released by New World Pictures. It was one of several films inspired by the success of Porky's.<EOS>
5680,123897,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Andy Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Horton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob ""Whitey"" Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ashley_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Smoke in the Wind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arkansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arkansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Civil_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Ozarks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smoke_in_the_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1865<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Smoke in the Wind is a 1975 American Western film directed by Andy Brennan and Joseph Kane. It marked Walter Brennan's final film role as he died over six months before the film's release.<EOS>
5681,169312,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Herbert S. Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert A. Terry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scotty Morrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_C._Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cosmic Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Sawtell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cosmic_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cosmic Man is a 1959 independently made black-and-white science fiction film, directed by Herbert S. Greene and produced by Robert A. Terry. The film stars John Carradine, Bruce Bennett and Angela Greene. The narrative concerns an extraterrestrial being who, just as the space age is beginning, comes to Earth bearing a message of interplanetary peace and understanding, only to clash with the military. The Cosmic Man was made by Futura Productions Inc. and was distributed in the US by Allied Artists and in the UK by Associated British-Pathé.<EOS>"
5682,52549,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Sandrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sono_Art-World_Wide_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Zierler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Sandrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sono_Art-World_Wide_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Zierler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Talk of Hollywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Sandrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Talk_of_Hollywood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Talk of Hollywood is a 1929 American musical comedy film directed by Mark Sandrich and starring Nat Carr, Fay Marbe and Hope Sutherland. It was shot at the New York studios of RKO Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the art director Ernst Fegté. The film parodies the rush by Hollywood to convert to sound film production in the late 1920s, and leading moguls such as Samuel Goldwyn.<EOS>"
5683,69285,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Fosselius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pyramid Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Wiese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ernie Fosselius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Mathews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Knickerbocker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cindy Furgatch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hardware Wars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fan_films_based_on_Star_Wars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardware_Wars<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parody_films_based_on_Star_Wars<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hardware Wars is a 1978 American short science fiction parody film in the form of a teaser trailer for a fictitious science fiction film that parodies Star Wars. The 13-minute film, which was released almost 18 months after Star Wars, mainly consisted of inside jokes and visual puns that heavily depended upon audience familiarity with the original. The theme song is Richard Wagner's ""Ride of the Valkyries"".<EOS>"
5684,6884,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gower_Champion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Fairbanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Russell_Hicks_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Mowbray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chick_Chandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Veronica_Pataky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ward_Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gower_Champion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Fairbanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Once Upon a Honeymoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sponsored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gower_Champion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_Upon_a_Honeymoon_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_angels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Once Upon a Honeymoon is a 1956 American musical fantasy short film directed by Gower Champion and starring Virginia Gibson and Ward Ellis, The film was sponsored by Bell Telephone to promote its new telephones in colors to compliment modern home decor. The Western Electric Model 500 desk telephone and its wall version, the Model 554, are featured in a variety of colors.Once Upon a Honeymoon was featured and mocked during a 1996 episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000, and the short has gained a cult following. Clips were also shown in ""The Telephone"" episode of The Secret Life of Machines.The film is in the public domain.<EOS>"
5685,17603,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmways,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Avalon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Spires<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Crosby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathan_Dawes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmways,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Avalon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Spires<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Seaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Boy Lost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_South_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terry_Bourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Boy_Lost_(1978_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_England_(New_South_Wales)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Little Boy Lost is a 1978 Australian drama film starring Nathan Dawes as Stephen Walls, John Hargreaves as Jacko Walls, Lorna Lesley as Dorrie Walls, Tony Barry as Constable O'Dea and Steve Dodd as William Stanley, the Aboriginal tracker. The spelling of Steven Walls’s name was changed to “Stephen” in the movie.Johnny Ashcroft and Gay Kayler performed the vocals on the movie sound track, also a specially recorded version of the Little Boy Lost hit song, which is played at the end of the film.Scenes were shot on location in Guyra, Tubbamurra and Narrabeen, New South Wales, Australia.The World Premiere was held in Armidale, New South Wales.  Johnny Ashcroft and Gay Kayler sang the Little Boy Lost song from the movie live on stage to Nathan Dawes and his stand-in, Toshi Bourke, son of Terry Bourke (movie director).<EOS>"
5686,144088,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nick Bruno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Troy Quane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jenno Topping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Chernin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael J. Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Mendelsohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rashida Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel Brosnahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Masi Oka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karen Gillan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reba McEntire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>DJ Khaled<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Bruno_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Troy_Quane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jenno_Topping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Chernin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Copeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spies in Disguise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mark Ronson Presents the Music of Spies in Disguise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Features_based_on_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Theodore_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Venice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_scientists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyborg_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blue_Sky_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_technology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_government<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chernin_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Troy_Quane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Brad_Copeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spies_in_Disguise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Bruno<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Spies in Disguise is a 2019 American animated spy comedy film starring Will Smith and Tom Holland, and produced by Blue Sky Studios. Directed by Troy Quane and Nick Bruno from a screenplay by Brad Copeland and Lloyd Taylor, and a story by Cindy Davis, it is loosely inspired by the 2009 animated short Pigeon: Impossible by Lucas Martell. Besides Smith and Holland, the film also stars Rashida Jones, Ben Mendelsohn, Reba McEntire, Rachel Brosnahan, Karen Gillan, DJ Khaled, and Masi Oka in supporting roles. The plot follows a secret agent who is transformed into a pigeon by an intelligent young scientist; the two must then work together to stop a revenge-seeking cybernetic terrorist, and return the agent to his human form.The film premiered at the El Capitan Theatre on December 4, 2019, and was theatrically released in the United States on December 25, 2019. It received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise for the animation, music, humor, and vocal performances (particularly Smith and Holland). However, the film was a box office disappointment, grossing $171.6 million worldwide against a $100 million budget.The film is the final feature film to be produced by Blue Sky Studios due to their closure in 2021. It is also the last animated film to be released under the 20th Century Fox name.<EOS>"
5687,75952,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stuart Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George H. Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tommy the Toreador<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sid_Colin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_province_of_Seville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bullfighting_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Patrick_Kirwan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_the_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tommy the Toreador is a 1959 British musical comedy film directed by John Paddy Carstairs and starring Tommy Steele, Janet Munro, Sid James, Bernard Cribbins, Noel Purcell and Kenneth Williams.<EOS>"
5688,82761,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tyler Gibb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tyler Gibb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tyler Gibb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marc Schultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew Rotheram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jay Donaldson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tara Lutchman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vidya Lutchman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Minushi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minushi<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flash_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Minushi is a Canadian animated feature film produced, directed, written and animated by Tyler Gibb, an independent filmmaker living in Montreal, Quebec. It is one of the first feature films to be entirely animated in Adobe Flash. It premiered on July 10 at the 2007 Fantasia Festival in Montreal.An adapted version of the film has been released online in 19 chapters.<EOS>"
5689,163110,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_Berger_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ludwig Berger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Chevalier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Erwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:O.P._Heggie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Dee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_Berger_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ludwig_Berger_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Percy_Heath_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tristan_Bernard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Playboy of Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Leipold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playboy_of_Paris<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ludwig_Berger<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Playboy of Paris is a 1930 American pre-Code musical comedy film directed by Ludwig Berger and starring Maurice Chevalier, Frances Dee (in her film debut), and O.P. Heggie. It was based on a 1911 play The Little Cafe by Tristan Bernard which had previously been adapted into a 1919 French silent film. Paramount produced a separate French-language version Le Petit Café, also starring Chevalier, which broke records for an opening-day attendance in Paris.The film introduced the song ""My Ideal"", composed by Richard A. Whiting and Newell Chase with lyrics by Leo Robin, which became a jazz standard.<EOS>"
5690,106093,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Happiness C.O.D.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happiness_C.O.D.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Happiness C.O.D. is a 1935 American romantic comedy film directed by Charles Lamont and starring Maude Eburne, Donald Meek and Irene Ware. It was produced and distributed by the independent Chesterfield Pictures shortly before it was merged into Republic Pictures.<EOS>"
5691,98688,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Danny Elfman and Steve Bartek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Cronenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Craig Sheffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Haid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Bobby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nightbreed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Buckinghamshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Berkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joe_Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Calgary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dark_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Clive_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Morgan_Creek_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_British_Columbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Calgary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clive_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nightbreed<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_horror_novels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nightbreed is a 1990 American dark fantasy horror film written and directed by Clive Barker, based on his 1988 novella Cabal.  It stars Craig Sheffer, Anne Bobby, David Cronenberg, Charles Haid, Hugh Quarshie, and Doug Bradley. The film follows an unstable mental patient named Aaron Boone who is falsely led to believe by his doctor that he is a serial killer. Tracked down by the police, his doctor, and his girlfriend Lori, Boone eventually finds refuge in an abandoned cemetery called Midian among a tribe of monsters and outcasts known as the ""Nightbreed"" who hide from humanity.At the time of its release, the film was a commercial and critical failure. In several interviews, Barker protested that the film company tried to sell it as a standard slasher film, and that the powers-that-be had no real working knowledge of Nightbreed's story. Since its initial theatrical release, Nightbreed has become a cult film.Over time, Barker expressed disappointment with the final cut approved by the studio and always longed for the recovery of the reels so the film might be re-edited. In 2014, original film elements for the cut material were re-obtained and were edited into a director's cut, released through Scream Factory.<EOS>"
5692,167343,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. Lee Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lewis J. Rachmil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cecil F. Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samantha_Eggar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maximilian_Schell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ingrid_Thulin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_J._Rachmil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_J._Epstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Return from the Ashes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jews_and_Judaism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Uxoricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1945<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_chess<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Dankworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_inheritances<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Battle_of_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_from_the_Ashes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Return from the Ashes is a 1965 British thriller film directed by J. Lee Thompson and starring Ingrid Thulin,  Maximilian Schell, Samantha Eggar and Herbert Lom.  It is based on a novel by French crime writer Hubert Monteilhet, adapted for film by prolific screenwriter Julius J. Epstein. The novel was also adapted for a second film, the 2014 German Phoenix, written and directed by Christian Petzold. He made multiple changes from the book's elements, focusing on the plot to reclaim an inheritance.The British film starts shortly before the Battle of France (1940) when chess master Stanislaus Pilgrin and Dr. Michele Wulf, a Jewish woman, have a romantic relationship. They get married, but Michele is sent to a Nazi concentration camp. Following the end of World War II, Michele is released and attempts to reunite with her husband and her step-daughter Fabi. The two plan to kill Michele and claim her estate. The main theme of the film is attempted uxoricide.<EOS>"
5693,136970,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Brough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yvonne Arnaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robertson Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ralph Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tons of Money<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Money_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Walls<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Tons of Money is a 1930 British comedy film directed by Tom Walls and starring Ralph Lynn, Yvonne Arnaud, Mary Brough, Robertson Hare and Gordon James, the same artistes responsible for the Aldwych farces. It was a remake of the 1924 film Tons of Money which had been based on the 1922 play Tons of Money by Will Evans and Arthur Valentine. It was made at British and Dominion's Elstree Studios with sets designed by the art director Lawrence P. Williams.<EOS>"
5694,137105,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Winged Horse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Middle_East<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_horses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winged_Horse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Winged_horses<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Winged Horse, also known by its reissue title of The Wing Horse, is a theatrical short cartoon by Walter Lantz Productions, featuring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. It is the 59th Oswald short produced by Lantz's studio and the 112th to feature the character.<EOS>"
5695,54912,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mamet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sarah Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gemma Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nigel Hawthorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy Northam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rebecca Pidgeon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mamet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mamet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Winslow Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Terence_Rattigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Mamet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winslow_Boy_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Mamet<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Winslow Boy is a 1999 American period drama film directed by David Mamet and starring Nigel Hawthorne, Rebecca Pidgeon, Jeremy Northam and Gemma Jones. Set in London before World War I, it depicts a British family defending at all costs the honour of its naval cadet young son against a false charge of theft. The screenplay was adapted by Mamet based on Terence Rattigan's 1946 dramatic play The Winslow Boy.It was screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 1999 Cannes Film Festival.<EOS>"
5696,104752,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sidney Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilli_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rake's Progress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Alwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_art<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Frank_Launder_and_Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rake's_Progress_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Rake's Progress (U.S. title Notorious Gentleman) is a 1945 British comedy-drama film directed by Sidney Gilliat and starring Rex Harrison and Lilli Palmer. It was written by Frank Launder, Gilliat and Val Valentine.<EOS>"
5697,155547,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Twentieth Century Fox Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evelyn_Ankers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Allenby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Evans_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Second Thoughts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Thoughts_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Parker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Second Thoughts, also released as The Crime of Peter Frame, is a 1938 British drama film directed by Albert Parker and starring Frank Fox, Evelyn Ankers, Frank Allenby and Joan Hickson.  It was made at Wembley Studios as a quota quickie by the British subsidiary of 20th Century Fox.<EOS>"
5698,56692,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Cannon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Sebastian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natalie_Moorhead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Hamilton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Cannon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Howell_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ladies Must Play<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_Must_Play<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:FIlms_directed_by_Raymond_Cannon_(actor)<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Ladies Must Play is a 1930 pre-Code comedy film starring Dorothy Sebastian and Neil Hamilton directed by Raymond Cannon.<EOS>
5699,991,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Fee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom MacDougall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrea Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Reher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bonnie Hunt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Armie Hammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Larry the Cable Guy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Owen Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kerry Washington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cristela Alonzo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lea DeLaria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nathan Fillion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cars 3<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ> Country ,  Classical<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ> Western,  country,  pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cars_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Randy_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pixar_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cars_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Florida<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Cars 3 is a 2017 American animated sports comedy-adventure film produced by Pixar Animation Studios for Walt Disney Pictures. It is the sequel to Cars 2 (2011) and the third film in the Cars franchise. The film was directed by Brian Fee and produced by Kevin Reher, from a screenplay written by Kiel Murray, Bob Peterson, and Mike Rich, and a story developed by Fee, Ben Queen, and the writing team of Eyal Podell and Jonathan E. Stewart. The returning voices of Owen Wilson, Larry the Cable Guy, Bonnie Hunt, Tony Shalhoub, Guido Quaroni, Cheech Marin, Jenifer Lewis, Paul Dooley, Lloyd Sherr, Michael Wallis, Katherine Helmond and John Ratzenberger are joined by Cristela Alonzo, Chris Cooper, Armie Hammer, Nathan Fillion, Kerry Washington, and Lea DeLaria, in addition to a dozen NASCAR personalities. In the film, Lightning McQueen (Wilson), now a veteran race car, must prove that he is still competitive against a new generation of technologically advanced racers, with the help of young technician Cruz Ramirez (Alonzo), to prevent a forced retirement from the Piston Cup.Development of a third Cars film began in late 2011 after the release of its predecessor, and entered production in 2014, with Pixar's then-CCO John Lasseter stating that it would be a ""very emotional story"", and go back to the first film's themes. The production team for the film conducted research on multiple NASCAR racers, particularly older ones, as well as a sports psychoanalyst, while also focusing on McQueen's relationship with Doc Hudson and its meaning. The production utilized a new rendering system, Rix Integration Subsystem (RIS), which was previously used in Finding Dory (2016). New cast members including Hammer and Alonzo were announced in January 2017, followed by Fillion, Washington and DeLaria two months later. Randy Newman, who had worked on the first film, composed the film's score with artists such as Andra Day, James Bay, Brad Paisley and Jorge Blanco contributing tracks for the film.Cars 3 was first screened for the NASCAR industry in Kannapolis, North Carolina on May 23, 2017, before its theatrical release in the United States on June 16, accompanied by the animated short film Lou. It received generally positive reviews from critics and grossed $383 million worldwide against its $175 million budget, becoming the lowest-grossing film of the franchise, but still a box office success.<EOS>"
5700,54785,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_V._McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erwin_C._Dietrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Chrisafis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Netter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Euan_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosalind_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Granger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Finlay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardy_Krüger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Ladd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Corey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Kani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Foster_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Watson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winston_Ntshona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_V._McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erwin_C._Dietrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Chrisafis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Netter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Euan_Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_coups_d'état<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Eswatini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1977<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mercenaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1978<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Swiss_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rhodesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Zimbabwean_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Democratic_Republic_of_the_Congo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_McLaglen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Eswatini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Reginald_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roy_Budd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wild_Geese<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swiss_war_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wild Geese is a 1978 war film starring an ensemble cast led by Richard Burton, Roger Moore, Richard Harris and Hardy Krüger. The film, which was directed by Andrew V. McLaglen, was the result of a long-held ambition of producer Euan Lloyd to make an all-star adventure film in the vein of The Guns of Navarone or Where Eagles Dare. The plot concerns a group of European mercenaries fighting in Africa. The screenplay by Reginald Rose was based on Daniel Carney's unpublished novel The Thin White Line.The film is named after the Wild Goose flag and shoulder patch used by Michael ""Mad Mike"" Hoare's Five Commando, ANC, which in turn was inspired by the Flight of the Wild Geese. Carney's novel was subsequently published by Corgi Books under the film's title.The novel was based upon rumours and speculation following the 1968 landing of a mysterious aeroplane in Rhodesia that was said to have been loaded with mercenaries and ""an African president"" believed to have been a dying Moïse Tshombe. In 1980, McLaglen and Lloyd  produced The Sea Wolves, with several returning cast members.<EOS>"
5701,98005,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Film Institute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Triumph Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Rea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Veronica Quilligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Devlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Republic_of_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Neil_Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_(1982_Irish_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Angel (U.S. title: Danny Boy) is a 1982 Irish film written and directed by Neil Jordan and starring Stephen Rea. The film was Neil Jordan's directorial debut, and the executive producer was John Boorman.<EOS>"
5702,165155,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Wakefield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Garry Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Wimperis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_J._Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man They Couldn't Arrest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_They_Couldn't_Arrest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man They Couldn't Arrest is a 1931 British crime film directed by T. Hayes Hunter and starring Hugh Wakefield, Gordon Harker, Garry Marsh and Dennis Wyndham. Based on a novel by ""Seamark"" (Austin J. Small), it was made by Gainsborough Pictures at Islington Studios in London.<EOS>"
5703,79330,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Ford_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Kay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Ford_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Kay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M._Coates_Webster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wells Fargo Gunmaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Philip_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Fargo_Gunmaster<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wells Fargo Gunmaster is a 1951 American Western film directed by Philip Ford and starring Allan Lane, Mary Ellen Kay and Chubby Johnson.<EOS>"
5704,166393,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Atlantic Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jan Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Barry_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Umbrella Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Umbrella_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Cameron<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Umbrella Woman (released in some areas as The Good Wife) is a 1987 Australian film directed by Ken Cameron and starring Bryan Brown and Rachel Ward. It also features Steven Vidler and Sam Neill.<EOS>
5705,94308,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natalie_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Relativity_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Annette Savitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Gazzara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauren_Bacall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olivia_Thirlby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natalie_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Relativity_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Natalie_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Natalie_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sufjan_Stevens_soundtracks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Eve is a 2008 American romantic comedy short film written and directed by Natalie Portman, starring Lauren Bacall, Ben Gazzara, and Olivia Thirlby. The film was produced by her production company Handsomecharlie Films and distributed by Relativity Media.<EOS>"
5706,4304,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Babar_Ahmed_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Babar_Ahmed_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Babar_Ahmed_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Royal Kill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Kill<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Kill<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ninja_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Royal Kill (also released under the title Ninja's Creed) is a 2009 American psychological action thriller film directed by Babar Ahmed and starring Eric Roberts and Pat Morita, along with Lalaine and professional wrestler Gail Kim. The film was released April 10, 2009 in theaters. The DVD release went by the name Ninja's Creed and went on sale July 20, 2010.<EOS>"
5707,144291,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Wilding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Graves,_8th_Baron_Graves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Neagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Phipps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spring in Park Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Alice_Duer_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spring_in_Park_Lane<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Spring in Park Lane is a 1948 British romantic comedy film produced and directed by Herbert Wilcox which starred Anna Neagle, Michael Wilding and Tom Walls. Part of a series of films partnering Neagle and Wilding, it was the top film at the British box office in 1948 and remains the most popular entirely British-made film ever in terms of all-time attendance. It was shot at the Elstree Studios of MGM British, with sets designed by the art director William C. Andrews. Some location shooting also took place in London.<EOS>"
5708,169708,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>George Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mannie Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Terry_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Terry_(cartoonist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Skunked Again<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Arctic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_aviation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_kangaroos_and_wallabies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_skunks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mannie_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skunked_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Terrytoons_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Skunked Again is a 1936 animated short produced by Terrytoons and distributed by 20th Century Fox, and is the fourth of nine cartoons starring Kiko the Kangaroo. When it was released for home viewing years later by Castle Films, the alternate title of On the Scent! was used.<EOS>"
5709,112644,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Man:_Peter_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Tushinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Man:_Peter_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Man:_Peter_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Tushinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Man:_Peter_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>That Man: Peter Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Man:_Peter_Berlin<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Man:_Peter_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Man:_Peter_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Man:_Peter_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Man:_Peter_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Man:_Peter_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Man:_Peter_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Man:_Peter_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_pornography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Man:_Peter_Berlin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_gay_male_pornography<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>That Man: Peter Berlin is a 2005 documentary about the popular gay icon Peter Berlin directed by Jim Tushinski. The documentary had its world premiere at the 2005 Berlin International Film Festival. The film received generally positive reviews.<EOS>
5710,274,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ivor McLaren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Calling All Ma's<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Calling_All_Ma's<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Redd_Davis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Calling All Ma's is a 1937 British comedy film directed by Redd Davis and starring Billy Caryll, Hilda Mundy and Margaret Yarde. A henpecked husband attempts to escape from his domineering wife. The film was made at Wembley Studios by 20th Century Fox's British subsidiary, for release as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
5711,170308,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris Beute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Standard Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>B.W. Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harvey C. Leavitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vince Barnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evelyn_Venable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Grant Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carrington_North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Bella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Miles_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Headleys at Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Headleys_at_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Headleys at Home is a 1938 American comedy film directed by Chris Beute and starring Evelyn Venable, Grant Mitchell and Vince Barnett.<EOS>"
5712,109133,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Hiroaki Yoshida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bridget Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Fahey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>J. T. Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hiroaki Murakami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Iron Maze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Japan, United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Iron_Maze<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Iron Maze is a 1991 Japanese and American film directed by Hiroaki Yoshida and executive produced by Oliver Stone, starring Jeff Fahey, Bridget Fonda, Hiroaki Murakami, and J.T. Walsh.Based on Ryūnosuke Akutagawa's story In a Grove (the same short story that was used for Kurosawa's Rashomon), this contemporary re-telling shifts the action to a Pennsylvania 'Rust Belt' town.<EOS>"
5713,38579,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_Charlie_Bright<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_Charlie_Bright<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metrodome_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_Charlie_Bright<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_Charlie_Bright<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metrodome_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_Charlie_Bright<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Goodbye Charlie Bright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_Charlie_Bright<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_Charlie_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_Charlie_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_Charlie_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_Charlie_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_Charlie_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vertigo_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_Charlie_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_Charlie_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Goodbye_Charlie_Bright<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Love<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Goodbye Charlie Bright is a 2001 comedy-drama film directed by Nick Love and starring Paul Nicholls, Roland Manookian and Danny Dyer. The film is also known by the U.S. title Strong Boys.<EOS>"
5714,64099,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Sky_Golden_Harvest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Media_Asia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Sky_Golden_Harvest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cynthia_Rothrock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Sky_Golden_Harvest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Media_Asia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orange_Sky_Golden_Harvest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Clouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Clyde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>China O'Brien II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:China_O'Brien_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Clouse<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>China O'Brien II is a 1990 martial arts film produced by Golden Harvest Studios and directed by Robert Clouse. It stars Cynthia Rothrock, Richard Norton and Keith Cooke and is a sequel to the 1990 film China O'Brien.<EOS>"
5715,114764,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Léa_Pool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Dolphin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pascale_Bussières<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Donato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Léa_Pool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Dolphin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Blue Butterfly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Blue_Butterfly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Léa_Pool<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Blue Butterfly (French: Le papillon bleu) is a 2004 Canadian biographical adventure drama film, directed by Léa Pool, produced by PorchLight Entertainment and Alliance Atlantis starring Marc Donato as Pete Carlton, a boy terminally ill with cancer, whose final wish is to find the elusive blue morpho butterfly. William Hurt plays entomologist Alan Osborne, who takes him to the jungles of Costa Rica to find the insect.The story is based on the life of David Marenger and his trip with entomologist Georges Brossard in 1987. It was filmed on location in Canada's Montreal, Quebec and Central America's Costa Rica.<EOS>"
5716,74618,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Switzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saban_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristin_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Meadows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reed_Diamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Switzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saban_International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saban_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Family_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Three_Days_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Switzer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Three Days is an American television film directed by Michael Switzer and starring Kristin Davis, Reed Diamond and Tim Meadows. It premiered on ABC Family in 2001 as a part of its 25 Days of Christmas programming block and was filmed in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. It was the last movie produced for Fox Family, as Disney-ABC officially acquired the network in October 2001. The film received a limited Region 2 DVD release, in PAL format. The film had been available on the Disney+ streaming service from launch in 2019 until October 2022.<EOS>"
5717,98412,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McCallum_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joy Cavill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John McCallum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Googie_Withers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Laws<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McCallum_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joy_Cavill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McCallum_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joy_Cavill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McCallum_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nickel Queen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nickel_Queen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nickel_mining_in_Western_Australia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nickel Queen is a 1971 Australian comedy film starring Googie Withers and directed by her husband John McCallum. The story was loosely based on the Poseidon bubble, a nickel boom in Western Australia in the late 1960s, and tells of an outback pub owner who stakes a claim and finds herself an overnight millionaire.<EOS>"
5718,63722,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Grahame Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Chance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grahame_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Man on a Green Bike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_on_a_Green_Bike<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Man on a Green Bike is an Australian 45-minute television film written by and starring Grahame Bond and Peter Weir. It was directed by Robert L. Allnutt.  It was screened once, on the ABC on 28 December 1969.<EOS>"
5719,9930,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duane_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Prism Entertainment Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Binkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry L. Collier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eric M. Breiman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patsy_Kensit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Rubin_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duane_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bitter Harvest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Tavera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bitter_Harvest_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Duane_Clark<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bitter Harvest is a 1993 thriller drama film directed by Duane Clark and starring Stephen Baldwin, Patsy Kensit and Jennifer Rubin. The film was released on November 3, 1993, and was filmed at Greenfield Ranch in Thousand Oaks, California.<EOS>"
5720,141428,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Waller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adolph_Zukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fredi_Washington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Waller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adolph_Zukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Rath_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Hockey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cab Calloway's Hi-De-Ho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jazz_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway's_Hi-De-Ho<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cab Calloway's Hi-De-Ho (also known as Hi-De-Ho) is an American musical short film directed by Fred Waller and released by Paramount Pictures in 1934. The film stars jazz bandleader Cab Calloway and actress Fredi Washington. In 2001, the film was reissued by Kino International in the DVD collection Hollywood Rhythm: Vol. 1-The Best Of Jazz And Blues.<EOS>"
5721,162331,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chili_Bouchier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Perrins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Whitmore Humphries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Havelock-Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_McDonnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_McDonnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lucky Days<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Reginald_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucky_Days_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Lucky Days is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Reginald Denham and starring Chili Bouchier, Whitmore Humphries and Leslie Perrins.It was made at British and Dominions Elstree Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
5722,25196,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:André_Hunebelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Pierre_Desagnat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renzo_Cerrato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Valoria Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_International_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:André_Hunebelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gavin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luciana_Paluzzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Lee_(English_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curt_Jurgens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:André_Hunebelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Pierre_Desagnat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renzo_Cerrato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_International_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:André_Hunebelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Pierre_Desagnat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renzo_Cerrato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Foucaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>OSS 117 – Double Agent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Piero_Piccioni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:OSS_117_–_Double_Agent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tunisia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>OSS 117 – Double Agent (also known as OSS 117: Murder for Sale or No Roses for OSS 117 (Pas de Roses pour OSS 117)) is a 1968 Eurospy film about agent OSS 117, starring John Gavin.<EOS>"
5723,167975,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Osmond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cineworld Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Assante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raul_Julia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Osmond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Penitent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alex_North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Penitent_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crucifixion_of_Jesus_in_art<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Penitent is a 1988 American-Mexican film and the directorial debut of Cliff Osmond.  It stars Raul Julia and Armand Assante.<EOS>
5724,139720,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sasdy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tigon_British_Film_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Tenser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sasdy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tigon_British_Film_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Tenser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Exton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerry_Davis_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kit_Pedler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doomwatch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Folk_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Scott_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Sasdy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doomwatch_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Clive_Exton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Doomwatch (U.S. title: Island of the Ghouls) is a 1972 British science fiction film directed by Peter Sasdy and starring Ian Bannen, Judy Geeson and John Paul. Described as both a thriller  and a horror film, it is based on the BBC television series Doomwatch (1970–1972). The screenplay was written by Clive Exton. In the United States it was released by Embassy Pictures.Waters surrounding an island become contaminated by chemical dumping, and people who eat fish caught in those waters become deformed and violent.<EOS>"
5725,111871,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dan Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Deborah Thompson Duda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Sarrazin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judge Reinhold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carol Alt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crackerjack 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Czech Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hostage_takings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crackerjack_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hostage Train, known as Crackerjack 2 in most international markets, is a 1997 Czech–Canadian action film directed by Robert Lee, starring Judge Reinhold, Carol Alt, Michael Sarrazin and Kateřina Brožová. It is a loose sequel to the 1994 film Crackerjack. Reinhold plays a damaged widower cop trying to save train passengers—among them his new girlfriend (Alt)—trapped inside a tunnel by a group of international terrorists, which includes his wife's killer (Roden) and a mysterious overlord (Sarrazin).<EOS>"
5726,57015,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_I_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dan Lohaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_I_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When I Came Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_I_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_I_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_I_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_I_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_I_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_I_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_I_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_homelessness_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_I_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Iraq_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_I_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_veterans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_I_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_post-traumatic_stress_disorder<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When I Came Home is a 2006 documentary by Dan Lohaus about homeless veterans in the United States - from those who served in Vietnam to those returning from the Iraq War.  The film won the ""New York Loves Film Best Documentary"" Award at the 2006 Tribeca Film Festival.<EOS>"
5727,85525,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Murphy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Parker Posey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael McKean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine O'Hara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Willard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Balaban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Michael Higgins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eugene Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Shearer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Murphy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Mighty Wind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Mighty Wind: The Album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>,  Folk,  Pop/Rock,  Stage & Screen,  Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transgender-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mockumentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Castle_Rock_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Christopher_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Christopher_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Eugene_Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mighty_Wind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saturday_Night_Live_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>A Mighty Wind is a 2003 American mockumentary comedy film about a folk music reunion concert in which three folk bands reunite for a television performance for the first time in decades. Co-written (with Eugene Levy), directed, and composed by Christopher Guest, the film is widely acknowledged to reference folk music producer Harold Leventhal as the inspiration for the character of Irving Steinbloom and more broadly parodies the American folk music revival of the early 1960s and its personalities. The film stars Guest and Levy alongside Bob Balaban, John Michael Higgins, Jane Lynch, Michael McKean, Catherine O'Hara, Parker Posey, Harry Shearer and Fred Willard.Guest co-stars and reunites many of his company of actors from This Is Spinal Tap, Waiting for Guffman, and Best in Show for this film, including Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, Fred Willard, Bob Balaban, Ed Begley Jr., Jennifer Coolidge, John Michael Higgins, Jane Lynch and Parker Posey.<EOS>"
5728,156854,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Zac Reeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>4<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryan Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Great White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shark_attacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sharks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shark_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Laughlin,_Nevada<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Great White (alternatively called Shark) is a 2000 horror film written and directed by Zac Reeder. The film is based on the 1916 shark attacks in New Jersey. The film's title was changed to Shark for the first United States home video release, but was kept the same internationally.<EOS>"
5729,165316,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arne_Sucksdorff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Al Viola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Antarctica sequences<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Trettin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hayley_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arne_Sucksdorff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Shaffer_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Forbush and the Penguins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Environmental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Addison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Boulting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Antarctica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_penguins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Anthony_Shaffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Forbush_and_the_Penguins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arne_Sucksdorff<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Forbush and the Penguins (also known as Cry of the Penguins) is a 1971 British comedy drama film, directed by Arne Sucksdorff, Alfred Viola and Roy Boulting. It stars John Hurt, Hayley Mills, Dudley Sutton and Tony Britton. The screenplay was adapted by playwright Anthony Shaffer, based on the 1965 novel Forbush and the Penguins by Graham Billing.<EOS>"
5730,169751,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gainsborough_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ellis Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Ostrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phyllis_Calvert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Roc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renée_Houston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Flora_Robson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gainsborough_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Ostrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two Thousand Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_prisoner_of_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Thousand_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two Thousand Women is a 1944 British comedy-drama war film about a German internment camp in Occupied France which holds British women who have been resident in the country. Three RAF aircrewmen, whose bomber has been shot down, enter the camp and are hidden by the women from the Germans.The film was released in the United States in 1951 in a severely cut-down version under the title of House of 1,000 Women. Per the British Film Institute database, this is the second in an ""unofficial trilogy"" by Launder and Gilliat, along with Millions Like Us (1943) and Waterloo Road (1945).<EOS>"
5731,87620,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bob Kelljan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>American International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzz_Feitshans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Ann_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzz_Feitshans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Act of Vengeance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vigilante_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rape_and_revenge_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Kelljan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Act_of_Vengeance_(1974_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Buzz_Feitshans<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Act of Vengeance, also known as Rape Squad and The Violator, is a 1974 American exploitation film. It was directed by Bob Kelljan and stars Jo Ann Harris, Peter Brown, Jennifer Lee, Connie Strickland, Lisa Moore, Tony Young, Steve Kanaly and Anneka Di Lorenzo.<EOS>"
5732,14665,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jon Scoffield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITV_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cecil Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lorna Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Johnson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Suzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITV_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ITV_television_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Filmed_stage_productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ancient_Egypt_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Antony_and_Cleopatra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Antony_and_Cleopatra_(1974_TV_drama)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_shot_at_ATV_Elstree_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Antony and Cleopatra  is a 1974 videotaped television production of William Shakespeare's 1606 play of the same name, produced by ATV (which was distributed internationally by ITC) starring Richard Johnson as Mark Antony, Janet Suzman as Cleopatra, and Patrick Stewart as Enobarbus. It was directed by Jon Scoffield and is an adaptation of Trevor Nunn's Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) production of the play. It features then-little-known Ben Kingsley and Tim Pigott-Smith in small roles.As of 2014, this production was the last made-for-TV Shakespeare adaptation to have its American network premiere on U.S. commercial television. Laurence Olivier's King Lear was shown in the U.S. in 1984 in syndication rather than on a single network.<EOS>"
5733,91725,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_McIntyre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Owensby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Loughlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_McIntyre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_McIntyre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Damon's Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon's_Law<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Damon's Law (also known as The Rutherford County Line) is a 1987 American crime action film that follows the events and criminal cases that Sheriff Damon Huskey encounters while working for Rutherford County, North Carolina.  Based on actual events, the film characterizes how Huskey, played by Earl Owensby, handles each case as well in some instances how they change his life forever.<EOS>"
5734,154659,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_TriStar_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Samuels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jessica G. Budin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Allen Alsobrook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cheryl L. Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nora Gaye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Enos_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_McLish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_Mathews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Klyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Pyun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_TriStar_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Samuels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Action<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Neo-Western_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Raven_Hawk<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Pyun<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Raven Hawk is a 1996 TV action-drama film directed by Albert Pyun and starring Rachel McLish, John Enos III, Nicholas Guest, Vincent Klyn and Thom Mathews.<EOS>"
5735,116750,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Glenn Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stella Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ronny Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gay_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Courtship of Eddie's Father<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vincente_Minnelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joe_Pasternak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_radio_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Gay_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Courtship_of_Eddie's_Father_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_widowhood<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Courtship of Eddie's Father is a 1963 American romantic comedy film directed by Vincente Minnelli, and stars Glenn Ford as Tom Corbett, a widowed father and Ronny Howard as the titular son. The film was taken from a 1961 novel by Mark Toby. The film was subsequently adapted into a television series of the same title with Bill Bixby and Brandon Cruz, which ran from 1969 to 1972 on ABC.<EOS>"
5736,32037,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Hsiung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Toronto_ALPHA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Kang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Hsiung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Toronto_ALPHA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Hsiung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Within Every Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_violence_against_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women_in_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kickstarter-funded_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Japanese_war_crimes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Within_Every_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_comfort_women<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Within Every Woman is a documentary film by Tiffany Hsiung, depicting war crimes committed by the Japanese Imperial Army during World War II in Asia. It documents the systematic rape of over 200,000 young girls between the ages of nine and twenty-years-old during World War II in Asia. These atrocities and war crimes occurred between 1931 and 1945; however, to this day, the Japanese government has not offered an official apology and many survivors still hide their shame.This project was started in 2008, with a trip to rural China, the Philippines and South Korea to meet and document the survivors of the largest institutionalized rape system in world history, the comfort women system. Today, the survivors are referred to as ""the Grandmothers"", all above the age of 80. This documentary will show the complex healing processes of the women who have had to live their lives without acknowledgement of the atrocities they suffered.<EOS>"
5737,104365,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Southwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rupert Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Southwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Chitty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Albie Henderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Molly O'Dea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rupert_Kathner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Glenrowan Affair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Message to Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bushranger_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_colonial_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Glenrowan_Affair<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Ned_Kelly<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Glenrowan Affair is a 1951 film about Ned Kelly from director Rupert Kathner. It was Kathner's final film and stars VFL star Bob Chitty as Kelly. At the time of its release it was nominated as one of the worst films ever made in Australia.<EOS>
5738,33359,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Poliakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curzon_Artificial_Eye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Therese Pickard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Rickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saskia_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Poliakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curzon_Artificial_Eye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Poliakoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Close My Eyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1985<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_siblings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Close_My_Eyes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_erotic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Close My Eyes is a 1991 British drama film written and directed by Stephen Poliakoff and starring Alan Rickman, Clive Owen and Saskia Reeves as well as Lesley Sharp and Karl Johnson. Music was by Michael Gibbs and the film was produced for Beambright and FilmFour International by Therese Pickard. It had a limited theatrical release from 6 September 1991, before being shown in Channel 4's Film on Four strand on 28 October 1993.<EOS>"
5739,120300,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franchot_Tone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franciska_Gaal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Felix_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Noti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Girl Downstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_Austrian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_foreign_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harry_Rapf<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Girl Downstairs is a 1938 American romantic-comedy film directed by Norman Taurog and starring Franciska Gaal, Franchot Tone and Walter Connolly. It is a remake of the 1936 Austrian film Catherine the Last, directed by Henry Koster, which had been a major hit for Gaal.This was Franciska Gaal's third appearance in American films, and her first for MGM. It was her final American film before her return to Hungary in 1940.<EOS>"
5740,98572,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Train_for_Inverness<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Train_for_Inverness<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Train_for_Inverness<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Train_for_Inverness<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Train_for_Inverness<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night Train for Inverness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Train_for_Inverness<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Train_for_Inverness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Train_for_Inverness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Train_for_Inverness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Train_for_Inverness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Train_for_Inverness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Train_for_Inverness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Train_for_Inverness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ernest_Morris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Night Train for Inverness (also known as Night Train to Inverness) is a 1960 black and white British second feature ('B') drama film directed by Ernest Morris and starring Norman Wooland, Jane Hylton and Dennis Waterman. It was written by Mark Grantham and produced by The Danzigers.It is notable as the film debut of Dennis Waterman and was referenced in an episode of The Minder Podcast (about the ITV series 1979–1994, 2009, featuring Waterman).<EOS>"
5741,105940,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sasdy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rank Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Merrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angharad_Rees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keith Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sasdy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hands of the Ripper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychiatry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Gunning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jack_the_Ripper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1888<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Sasdy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hands_of_the_Ripper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1903<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hands of the Ripper is a 1971 British horror film directed by Peter Sasdy and starring Eric Porter, Angharad Rees and Jane Merrow. It was produced by Aida Young for Hammer Film Productions, and written by L. W. Davidson from a story by Edward Spencer Shew. The film was released in the U.S. as a double feature with Twins of Evil (1971).<EOS>"
5742,46469,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_Mackay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gibson_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Gibson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Hatherly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Jenden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_Mackay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gibson_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Gibson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burton_Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Monster's_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_Christmas_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Monster's Christmas is a 1981 New Zealand Christmas fantasy television film produced by Television New Zealand.The movie tells the tale of a young girl who is approached by a monster from one of her storybooks to help him and other monsters regain their voices that have been stolen by a wicked witch. According to distributor Gibson Group, it was ""deliberately written and planned as a location film, it incorporates many of New Zealand’s beautiful scenic spots"". A region 1 DVD was released in 2004. On December 23, 2022, Rifftrax released a commentary on the film.<EOS>"
5743,72196,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Harry Cripps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Clare Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniela Mazzucato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacki Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Guy Pearce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Bana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Isla Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Minchin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miranda Tapsell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keith Urban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angus Imrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Back to the Outback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_spiders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Netflix_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rupert_Gregson-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_snakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_reptiles_and_amphibians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lizards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Northern_Territory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_South_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_koalas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_Australian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Back_to_the_Outback<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_marsupials<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Back to the Outback is a 2021 animated adventure comedy film directed by Clare Knight and Harry Cripps (in their feature directorial debuts), from a screenplay written by Cripps, and a story by Cripps and Gregory Lessans. The voice cast includes Isla Fisher, Tim Minchin, Eric Bana, Guy Pearce, Miranda Tapsell, Angus Imrie, Keith Urban, and Jacki Weaver, and is distributed by Netflix Animation.The film had a limited theatrical release on December 3, 2021, prior to streaming on Netflix on December 10, to a generally positive reception from critics and audiences.<EOS>"
5744,35416,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Relativity_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dominic Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Owen Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amy Poehler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Woody Harrelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Relativity_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_J._Strauss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Free Birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_21st_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2013<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animal_rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reel_FX_Creative_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comic_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dominic_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Maryland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_2010s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1996<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alternate_timeline_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_alternate_history_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1620s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thanksgiving_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jimmy_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Free_Birds<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Scott_Mosier<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Free Birds is a 2013 American animated Thanksgiving science fiction comedy film directed by Jimmy Hayward, who co-wrote the screenplay with the film's producer Scott Mosier. The film stars the voices of Owen Wilson, Woody Harrelson, and Amy Poehler, with supporting roles by George Takei, Colm Meaney, Keith David, and Dan Fogler. In the film, two turkeys named Reggie and Jake time travel to 1621 in order to get their kind off of the Thanksgiving menu.Free Birds was produced by Reel FX Creative Studios as its 7th full-length animated feature film and Relativity Media's 4th animated film after Monster House (2006), The Tale of Despereaux (2008), and 9 (2009). Originally titled Turkeys, and scheduled for 2014, the film was released on November 1, 2013.Free Birds received generally negative reviews from critics and grossed $110 million worldwide against a $55 million budget. The film was nominated for the Annie Award for  Outstanding Achievement for Music in a Feature Production.<EOS>"
5745,145195,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_von_Sternberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles Laughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Flora Robson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Merle Oberon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emlyn Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josef_von_Sternberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Graves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_ancient_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_Roman_emperors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Depictions_of_Caligula_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Claudius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Messalina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Roman_Empire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1st_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Josef_von_Sternberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Depictions_of_Augustus_on_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_unfinished_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Claudius_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:I,_Claudius<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>I, Claudius is an unfinished 1937 film adaptation of the novels I, Claudius (1934) and Claudius the God (1935) by Robert Graves. Produced by Erich Pommer for Alexander Korda's London Films, the film was directed by Josef von Sternberg, with Charles Laughton in the title role. The production was dogged by adverse circumstances, culminating in a car accident involving co-star Merle Oberon that caused filming to be ended before completion. Footage from the production was incorporated into a 1965 documentary on the making of the film The Epic That Never Was.<EOS>"
5746,169214,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Snow Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Figure_skating_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Snow Time, also known as Alaska Daze in some reissues, is a 1932 animated short film distributed by Columbia Pictures, part of the Krazy Kat series.<EOS>"
5747,94250,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Schaffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DreamWorks_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alec Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Mandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jackie Marcus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michelle Trachtenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Mechlowicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Travis Wester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacob Pitts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Schaffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DreamWorks_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Goldberg_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alec_Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Schaffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Schaffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alec_Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>EuroTrip<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eurotrip<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Punk_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Incest_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ohio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_infidelity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Czech_Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DreamWorks_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BDSM_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2004<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Amsterdam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_L._Venable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vatican_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Slovakia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Montecito_Picture_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Alec_Berg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Mandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jeff_Schaffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Twins_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:EuroTrip<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Culture_in_Bratislava<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>EuroTrip is a 2004 American teen sex comedy film directed by Jeff Schaffer, from a screenplay he wrote with Alec Berg and David Mandel. It stars Scott Mechlowicz, Jacob Pitts, Michelle Trachtenberg, and Travis Wester.Mechlowicz portrays Scott ""Scotty"" Thomas, a recent high school graduate from Ohio who travels across Europe in search of his German pen pal, Mieke (Jessica Boehrs). Accompanied by his friend Cooper (Pitts) and twin siblings Jenny and Jamie (Trachtenberg and Wester), Scott's quest takes him to England, France, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Germany, and Italy, encountering awkward, humorous, and embarrassing situations along the way.EuroTrip received mixed reviews from critics and underperformed at the box office. It gained popularity through its home video release and eventually attained a cult classic status.<EOS>"
5748,137553,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Maddern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Kenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Stephens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Son of a Stranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Son_of_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ernest_Morris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Son of a Stranger is a 1957 British second feature ('B') film directed by Ernest Morris and starring James Kenney, Ann Stephens and Victor Maddern. It was written by Stanley Miller and produced by The Danzigers.<EOS>"
5749,32056,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>George Port<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Mulheron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Murray Keane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Valley of the Stereos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valley_of_the_Stereos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Jackson<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Valley of the Stereos is a 1992 New Zealand short film written by Costa Botes and George Port and produced by Jim Booth and Peter Jackson.<EOS>
5750,115742,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Javier_Setó<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_W._Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cesar_Romero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frankie_Avalon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Javier_Setó<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_W._Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Javier_Setó<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Castilian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_10th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sidney_W._Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Castilian<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Javier_Setó<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Castilian (in Spanish El valle de las espadas) is a 1963 independently made historical action film drama in Eastmancolor, produced by Sidney W. Pink, directed by Javier Setó, that stars Cesar Romero, Frankie Avalon, Broderick Crawford, Alida Valli, Espartaco Santoni, Tere Velázquez, Fernando Rey, and Soledad Miranda. The Castilian was distributed in the U.S. by Warner Bros. Pictures.The film's storyline concerns Fernán González, the first independent count of Castile, who lived and ruled in the early 10th century.<EOS>"
5751,44122,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lawless Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lawless_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lawless Woman is a 1931 American crime film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Vera Reynolds, Carroll Nye and Thomas E. Jackson.<EOS>"
5752,25538,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protecting_the_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>D. Edward Stanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protecting_the_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Scott Vandiver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protecting_the_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Protecting the King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protecting_the_King<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protecting_the_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protecting_the_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protecting_the_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protecting_the_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protecting_the_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protecting_the_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protecting_the_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Elvis_Presley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Protecting_the_King<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_biographical_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Protecting the King is a 2007 American drama film starring Peter Dobson as Elvis Presley. Rereleased June 2022, the film may be rented for streaming at the official webpage of the film. It tells the real life story of David Stanley (Matt Barr), the stepbrother and bodyguard of Elvis.In June 1972, The King Of Rock & Roll, Elvis Presley, invites his sixteen-year-old stepbrother David Stanley to drop out of school and join his personal entourage. David eagerly accepts and embarks on an eye-opening journey that’s every teenager's Rock & Roll fantasy. A boy in a man's world, David quickly becomes a bodyguard, caretaker, and fixer. He finds himself struggling to do whatever is necessary to shield the image of his beloved brother while dealing with the demons of his own personal life.<EOS>"
5753,144061,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_F._Glut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donald F. Glut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald F. Glut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Obbarge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donna Shane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Hormon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_F._Glut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_F._Glut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_F._Glut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spider-Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>North America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_based_on_Marvel_Comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spider-Man_fan_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spider-Man  is a 1969 American superhero short film that was directed by Donald F. Glut. It is an unauthorized fan film, one of several made by Glut and the last one of its type that he created. The short was later released along with several of Glut's other shorts as a special feature of I Was a Teenage Movie Maker, a 2006 documentary about Glut. The short's plot centers around Spider-Man, who must rescue a woman from her father, the devious villain Dr. Lightning, an original character Glut created for the film.Filming took place in Glut's apartment home as well as at Bronson Canyon, and Glut achieved the wall-climbing scenes by turning the camera sideways. He also utilized other effects such as  stop-motion animation and backwards photography, as well as the use of miniature figures. Glut initially screened the film at the home of Michael Nesmith, a friend of his, and later persuaded a projectionist into showing the short at a theater showing student shorts from the University of Southern California.<EOS>"
5754,158926,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Percy_Adlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Transmundo Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Percy_Adlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Younger and Younger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Percy_Adlon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Younger_and_Younger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_married_couples<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Younger And Younger is a 1993 American comedy film co-written and directed by Percy Adlon and starring Donald Sutherland, Brendan Fraser and Lolita Davidovich.<EOS>"
5755,164114,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Denning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norman Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Ferraday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_B._Ullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Flame of Stamboul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Egypt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_Nazarro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_of_Stamboul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Istanbul<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Flame of Stamboul is a 1951 American thriller film directed by Ray Nazarro and starring Richard Denning, Lisa Ferraday and Norman Lloyd.The film's sets were designed by the art director Cary Odell.<EOS>"
5756,165698,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Piker's Peak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Alps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yosemite_Sam_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Piker's_Peak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mountaineering_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Piker's Peak is a 1957 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on May 25, 1957, and stars Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam. The title is a pun on Pike's Peak, although that respected mountain summit is in North America rather than in Europe (a ""piker"" is a small-time gambler, in North American slang).The film is a mountain film. It features a mountaineering competition about the first person able to climb an unconquered mountain peak in the Swiss Alps. The mountain featured is fictional, but its name is based on the Matterhorn.<EOS>"
5757,10994,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norberto_Barba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Leahy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aki Komine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norberto_Barba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Soisson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Takashi_Shimizu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blue Tiger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Joel_Soisson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_Halloween<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yakuza_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Tiger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blue Tiger is a 1994 American action thriller film directed by Norberto Barba, and starring Virginia Madsen, Ryo Ishibashi and Yuji Okumoto.<EOS>"
5758,55785,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Grauman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_J._Wilke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Ann_Pflug<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Asner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Nielsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Hutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_Walter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Míriam_Colón<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmen_Mathews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Elliott_(African_American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Grauman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Rolfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>They Call It Murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_Television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Grauman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Call_It_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Erle_Stanley_Gardner<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>They Call It Murder is a 1971 American television film directed by Walter Grauman and starring Jim Hutton.<EOS>
5759,171379,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Boyko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Brind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eugene Boyko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Davidson_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Boyko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Boyko<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Bensimon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>This Was the Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_First_Nations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_Nations_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_British_Columbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_British_Columbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Was_the_Time<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>This Was the Time is a Canadian documentary film, directed by Eugene Boyko and released in 1970. Created for the National Film Board of Canada, the film portrays the renaissance of Haida culture through its depiction of a potlatch ceremony in Haida Gwaii, culminating in artist Robert Davidson carving and erecting a totem pole in the community for the first time in nearly a century.In the 21st century, the NFB launched a project to counter the sometimes colonialist outsider perspectives reflected in many of its old documentaries on First Nations and Inuit cultures by commissioning indigenous filmmakers to make their own new films responding to and recontextualizing the older films. Christopher Auchter's Now Is the Time, a response to This Was the Time which mixed footage from the original film with contemporary footage including Davidson's own reflections on the project, was released in 2019.<EOS>"
5760,51974,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Melkonian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Trimark Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Stoned Age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trimark_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Original_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Kitay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_cannabis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stoner_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Neal_H._Moritz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoned_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Heyman<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Stoned Age is a 1994 American stoner comedy film directed by James Melkonian, following two long-haired stoners who spend a night touring the suburbs of Los Angeles,  looking for alcohol, parties, and young women.<EOS>"
5761,5873,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tom Shepard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Shepard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scout's Honor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_topics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_activists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Boy_Scouts_of_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scout's_Honor_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:GLAAD_Media_Awards_winners<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scout's Honor is a 2001 American documentary film directed by Tom Shepard and written by Meg Moritz. Appearing as themselves in the documentary are Steven Cozza, James Dale, Tim Curran, Dave Rice and Scott and Jeanette Cozza. The film examines the Boy Scouts of Americas (BSA) policy against gays in the organization. It focuses on Steve Cozza and Dave Rice who join together to fight against the policy, and also relates the stories of two gay men who were expelled from the organization, and fought back in the courts. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 25, 2001, where it won an Audience Award for Best Documentary, and director Tom Shepard won a Freedom of Expression Award. The documentary had additional screenings at several other film festivals where it received multiple awards, and it also received a GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Documentary. The film aired nationally on the PBS series POV on June 19, 2001.<EOS>"
5762,96697,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Randel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Randel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_Look_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fist of the North Star<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_manga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Martial_arts_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Randel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fist_of_the_North_Star_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fist of the North Star is a 1995 American science fiction martial arts film based on the Japanese manga of the same name by Buronson and Tetsuo Hara. The film was directed by Tony Randel, who also co-wrote the script with Peter Atkins, and stars Gary Daniels, Costas Mandylor, Chris Penn, Isako Washio and Malcolm McDowell. A Japanese dub of the film was produced by Toei Video which featured the cast of the 1980s anime television series reprising their roles. The film was released direct-to-video.The film, which loosely adapts the first story arc of the original manga, centers on Ken (Daniels), the lone master of the ""North Star"" martial art school, who wanders the post-apocalyptic Earth in search of his nemesis Lord Shin, the man who killed his master and kidnapped his fiancee. Meanwhile, Shin rules as dictator of the city of Southern Cross with his personal army known as the Crossmen, who are given orders to hunt down Kenshiro.<EOS>"
5763,136278,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Smight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georges-Alain_Vuille<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ascona_Films_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francesco_Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maud_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._Murray_Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amber_O'Shea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Smight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georges-Alain_Vuille<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ascona_Films_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Yust<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_Michael_of_Greece<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Favorite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1800s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swiss_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1790s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1780s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Swiss_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Danish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Smight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Favorite_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Ottoman_Empire<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Favorite (also titled Intimate Power) is a 1989 Swiss-American historical drama film based on the unsubstantiated story of Aimée du Buc de Rivéry that takes place at the dawn of the 19th century. It was the final film of director Jack Smight.<EOS>
5764,24567,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Investigating_Tarzan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alain d' Aix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Investigating_Tarzan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinéma Libre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Investigating_Tarzan<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mediamax International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Investigating_Tarzan<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nathalie Barton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Investigating_Tarzan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Investigating Tarzan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Investigating_Tarzan<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Investigating_Tarzan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Investigating_Tarzan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Investigating_Tarzan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Investigating_Tarzan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Investigating_Tarzan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Investigating_Tarzan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Investigating_Tarzan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Investigating_Tarzan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tarzan_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Investigating Tarzan is a 1997 Canadian documentary film written and directed by Alain d 'Aix for InformAction Films to investigate the history and cultural impact of the character of Tarzan and the books and films in which the character was depicted.<EOS>
5765,9658,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Revier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Revier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Syd_Courtenay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bill's Legacy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill's_Legacy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Revier<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bill's Legacy is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Harry Revier and starring Leslie Fuller, Mary Clare and Syd Courtenay. It was made at Twickenham Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
5766,135584,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_F._Sears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rita Moreno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward Ashley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>El Alamein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_F._Sears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:North_African_campaign_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:El_Alamein_(1953_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>El Alamein is a 1953 American war film directed by Fred F. Sears and starring Scott Brady, Edward Ashley and Rita Moreno. Also known by the alternative title of Desert Patrol, it depicts the 1942 Battle of El Alamein during the North African Campaign. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures with sets designed by the art director Edward L. Ilou.<EOS>"
5767,110953,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Emmett Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyn_Lockwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarke_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyn_Lockwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Badman's Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Badman's_Gold<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Badman's Gold is a 1951 American Western film directed by Robert Emmett Tansey and starring Johnny Carpenter, Alyn Lockwood and Clarke Stevens.<EOS>"
5768,102779,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Enda_McCallion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bacardi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Godbold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Enda_McCallion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bacardi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Forrest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hungary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Budapest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_commercials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_in_British_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forrest_(advertisement)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bacardi<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Forrest is a television advertisement for the alcopop drink, Metz, which aired in the United Kingdom in the year 2000.<EOS>"
5769,23419,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Denzel Washington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Crowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Forsythe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louise Fletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Spinella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Bernt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Virtuosity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Virtuosity: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_hop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Synth-pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1999<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gary_Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_computing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virtual_reality<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_telepresence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtuosity<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brett_Leonard<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Virtuosity is a 1995 American science fiction action film directed by Brett Leonard and starring Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe. Howard W. Koch Jr. served as an executive producer for the film. The film was released in the United States on August 4, 1995. Virtuosity had an estimated budget of $30 million and grossed $37 million worldwide.<EOS>"
5770,72034,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Singleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D'Angelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Poyser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Singleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Battlecat_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mannie_Fresh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Liggio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Sparks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Snoop_Dogg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Taraji_P._Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ving_Rhames<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrese_Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Omar_Gooding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrienne-Joi_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Singleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Singleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Singleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Baby Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Baby Boy: Music From the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gangsta_rap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_hip_hop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Singleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Singleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baby_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_gang_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Baby Boy is a 2001 American coming-of-age hood drama film directed, written and produced by John Singleton, and starring Tyrese Gibson, Snoop Dogg, Ving Rhames, Omar Gooding, A.J. Johnson and Taraji P. Henson. The film follows Joseph ""Jody"" Summers (Gibson), a 20-year-old bike mechanic as he lives and learns in his everyday life in the hood of Los Angeles.The film was originally written with rapper-actor Tupac Shakur in mind to play Jody; Shakur had previously worked with Singleton on Poetic Justice. However, following Shakur's murder in 1996, Singleton decided to replace Shakur with R&B artist Tyrese Gibson. Additionally, the role of Rodney was originally written for Ice Cube, who had worked with Singleton on Boyz n the Hood and Higher Learning. The film marked the feature acting debut of Gibson and provided Henson with her first prominent role.Released in the United States on June 27, 2001, the film received predominantly positive reviews from critics and audiences, with many deeming it as Singleton's best film since Boyz n the Hood. The film is also the final feature film written by Singleton as he did not write any of his later feature-length directorial projects before his death in April 2019.<EOS>"
5771,170953,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Stone_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lena Waithe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Soros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Alvarez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Simon Horsman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Benjamin Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt McGorry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marque Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eden Sher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Megalyn Echikunwoke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Naturi Naughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lyndon Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Stone_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netflix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lena_Waithe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Step Sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Netflix_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fraternities_and_sororities<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Stone_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Step_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tap_dance_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Step Sisters is a 2018 dance comedy film directed by Charles Stone III. It stars Megalyn Echikunwoke as a black sorority girl who agrees to teach the art of Greek stepping to a house of party-obsessed white sorority sisters.<EOS>
5772,70982,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mickey's Gala Premier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Charlie_Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animation_based_on_real_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Burt_Gillett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Maurice_Chevalier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Laurel_&_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Jimmy_Durante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_the_Marx_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hollywood,_Los_Angeles_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Clark_Gable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Greta_Garbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Edward_G._Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Will_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Mae_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Bela_Lugosi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey's_Gala_Premier<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Buster_Keaton<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mickey's Gala Premier is a Walt Disney cartoon produced in 1933, directed by Burt Gillett, and featuring parodies of several famous Hollywood film actors from the 1930s. It was the 58th Mickey Mouse short film, and the eighth of that year.Some sources claim this cartoon is called ""Mickey's Gala Premiere"", but ""Premier"" can be clearly read from the title card.<EOS>"
5773,8035,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rouben Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Edmond_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Macgowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miriam_Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cedric_Hardwicke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Dee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Edmond_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Macgowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Edward_Faragoh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Makepeace_Thackeray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Langdon_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Becky Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_adaptations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_social_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Belgium<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1810s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Francis_Edward_Faragoh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Early_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_IV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgium_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Vanity_Fair_(novel)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Becky_Sharp_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:England_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Becky Sharp is a 1935 American Technicolor historical drama film directed by Rouben Mamoulian and starring Miriam Hopkins, who plays the eponymous protagonist. She was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress. Other supporting cast were William Faversham, Frances Dee, Cedric Hardwicke, Billie Burke, Alison Skipworth, Nigel Bruce, and Alan Mowbray.The film is based on the 1899 play of the same name by Langdon Mitchell, which in turn was based on William Makepeace Thackeray's 1848 novel Vanity Fair. The film recounts the tale of a lower-class girl who insinuates herself into an upper-class family, only to see her life and the lives of those around her destroyed. The play was made famous in the late 1890s by actress Minnie Maddern Fiske. The screenplay was written by Francis Edward Faragoh.The film was considered a landmark in cinema as the first feature film to use the newly developed three-strip Technicolor production throughout, opening the way for a growing number of color films to be made in Britain and the United States in the years leading up to World War II. Becky Sharp was, in effect, a ""demonstration"" picture, which served to showcase and validate this advanced technology in color.In 2019, the film was selected by the Library of Congress for preservation in the United States National Film Registry for being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
5774,114556,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Evans_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinemation Industries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Evans_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Evans_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Evans_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Black Godfather<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mockbuster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_African-American_organized_crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_heroin_addiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blaxploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Black_Godfather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Black Godfather is a 1974 American blaxploitation film written and directed by John Evans and starring Rod Perry, Don Chastain, Diane Sommerfield and Jimmy Witherspoon.  The plot is about J.J. (Rod Perry), a rising star in the black crime scene, who is in the process of consolidating his power over the neighborhood. One of the only remaining obstacles is the white heroin cartel that is reluctant to abandon such a lucrative market.  Tensions rise, and an explosive confrontation is the result.<EOS>"
5775,19377,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brett_Halsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Return of the Fly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Bernds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Sawtell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mad_scientist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teleportation_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_of_the_Fly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Fly_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Return of the Fly is a 1959 American horror science-fiction film and sequel to The Fly (1958). It is the second installment in The Fly film series. It was released in 1959 as a double feature with The Alligator People. It was directed by Edward Bernds. Unlike the previous film, Return of the Fly was shot in black and white.Vincent Price was the only returning cast member from the original. It was intended that Herbert Marshall reprise his role as the police inspector, but due to illness he was replaced by John Sutton who plays a new character, Inspector Beecham.The film was followed by a second sequel, Curse of the Fly (1965).<EOS>"
5776,52300,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Dowling_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Geoff Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Film_Commission<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hal McElroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Crowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Polson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deborah Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Dowling_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australian_Film_Commission<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Stevens_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sum of Us<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brad_Fiedel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Coming-of-age_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Australian_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sum_of_Us_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Dowling<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Sum of Us is a 1994 Australian LGBT-related comedy drama film directed by Kevin Dowling and Geoff Burton. The film is based on the 1990 play of the same name by David Stevens, who also wrote the screenplay. The film stars Russell Crowe and Jack Thompson. The screen adaptation mimics the play's device of breaking the fourth wall with direct to camera conversational asides by both Harry and Jeff Mitchell.<EOS>"
5777,89496,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hamilton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natalie_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Kohner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Anderson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Thom_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All the Fine Young Cannibals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_romance_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Chet_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Fine_Young_Cannibals<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Anderson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All the Fine Young Cannibals is a 1960 American drama film directed by Michael Anderson, starring Robert Wagner, Natalie Wood, Susan Kohner, George Hamilton, and Pearl Bailey. Hamilton said that the film ""combined Southern Gothic with a biopic of jazzman Chet Baker."" It was loosely based on The Bixby Girls, a 1957 novel by Rosamond Marshall that was set in the World War I era.<EOS>"
5778,7933,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hettie_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film4_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Shapter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Linda Henry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tameka Empson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Glen Berry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hettie_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film4_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Harvey_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beautiful Thing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film4_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MCA_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_teen_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mama_Cass_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Mamas_and_the_Papas_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beautiful_Thing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Beautiful Thing is a 1996 British romantic comedy coming-of-age film directed by Hettie MacDonald and released by Channel 4 Films. The screenplay was written by Jonathan Harvey based on his own original play of the same name. The film stars Linda Henry, Glen Berry, Scott Neal, Tameka Empson and Ben Daniels. The film was the cinema debuts of Harvey, MacDonald, and actors Berry, Neal and Empson.The film was originally intended for television broadcast only, but it was so well-received that it was subsequently released in UK cinemas on 14 June 1996. The atmosphere of the film is heavily influenced by a soundtrack consisting almost entirely of the music of The Mamas & the Papas and Mama Cass Elliot. The movie received ""generally positive"" reviews, and is often ranked as one of the best LGBTQ films. In 2016, British playwright Fin Kennedy, said that twenty years later, the story told is still held in ""near-universal affection among audiences.""<EOS>"
5779,63670,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Seltzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Mitchum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Sullivan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:France_Nuyen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Seltzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Waterhouse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Man in the Middle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Barry_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Man_in_the_Middle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Man in the Middle is a 1964 British-American CinemaScope war film, starring Robert Mitchum and directed by Guy Hamilton. The movie, set in World War II India, tells the story of the murder trial of an American Army officer who killed a British soldier. Mitchum plays Lieutenant Colonel Barney Adams, who has been assigned as the accused man's defence counsel. The film is also known as The Winston Affair, the title of the novel the film was based on, which was written by Howard Fast.<EOS>"
5780,118690,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Danny Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Les Weldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Avi Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin King-Templeton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sylvester Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dolph Lundgren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arnold Schwarzenegger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harrison Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Antonio Banderas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jet Li<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Crews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelsey Grammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wesley Snipes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Statham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Glen Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ronda Rousey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kellan Lutz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Randy Couture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victor Ortiz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Hughes_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avi_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Expendables 3<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Expendables 3: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Somalia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Serbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Bucharest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mercenaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Casting_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Moscow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Avi_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nu_Image_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nu_Boyana_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Salary_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_mercenaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Patrick_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Expendables_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Expendables 3 is a 2014 American action thriller film directed by Patrick Hughes and written by Creighton Rothenberger, Katrin Benedikt and Sylvester Stallone. It is the third installment in The Expendables franchise and the sequel to The Expendables (2010) and The Expendables 2 (2012). The film features an ensemble cast of largely action film actors consisting of Stallone, Jason Statham, Antonio Banderas, Jet Li, Wesley Snipes, Dolph Lundgren, Kelsey Grammer, Randy Couture, Terry Crews, Kellan Lutz, Ronda Rousey, Glen Powell, Victor Ortiz, Mel Gibson, Harrison Ford, and Arnold Schwarzenegger.The story follows the mercenary group known as The Expendables as they come into conflict with ruthless arms dealer Conrad Stonebanks, the Expendables' co-founder, who is determined to destroy the team. The film premiered in London on August 4, 2014 and was released theatrically on August 15, 2014, by Lionsgate. Unlike the first two films in the franchise, The Expendables 3 received a PG-13 rating instead of an R rating, which upset many fans of the franchise. Partly due to negative critical reviews and being leaked three weeks before its scheduled release, the film grossed $214.7 million worldwide on an estimated $90–100 million budget, becoming the lowest-grossing film of the franchise until the sequel, Expend4bles, was released on September 22, 2023.<EOS>"
5781,64082,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Benn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Derek Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Möhner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Woodward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Schell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mitchell_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Callan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_spy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callan_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Callan (also known as This is Callan) is a 1974 British thriller film directed by Don Sharp and starring Edward Woodward, Eric Porter, Carl Möhner and Russell Hunter. It was written by James Mitchell based on his novel A Red File for Callan, itself based on Mitchell's pilot episode for the ITV television series Callan (1967–1972).<EOS>"
5782,91202,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marianne Maddalena<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesse Eisenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christina Ricci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Judy Greer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joshua Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shannon Elizabeth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Milo Ventimiglia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Baio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mýa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Williamson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marianne_Maddalena<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Williamson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cursed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music from and Inspired by Cursed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ> Alternative rock,  electronica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_siblings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marco_Beltrami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_body_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_curses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_werewolf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kevin_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cursed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wes_Craven<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Cursed is a 2005 American horror comedy film directed by Wes Craven and written by Kevin Williamson, who both collaborated on the Scream film series. The film stars Christina Ricci and Jesse Eisenberg as two orphaned siblings attacked by a werewolf loose in Los Angeles.Originally planned for 2003, the film took over two more years to be made than originally planned, during which producers Bob and Harvey Weinstein kept asking for reshoots and changes to the plot, re-edited the movie to give a PG-13 rating rather than the original intended R-rating, and fired veteran makeup artist Rick Baker to replace the werewolves he had created with computer-generated ones, even rumored to at one point to hire Disney animator Eric Goldberg to animate an opening sequence for the film  Cursed was released theatrically in the United States on February 25, 2005, by Miramax Films. The film was a box-office bomb and received generally negative reviews from critics; Craven himself was very displeased with the final result.<EOS>"
5783,94065,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_E._Doty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_P._Alston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Eastep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Arkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rutger_Hauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Shepherd_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joanna_Pacuła<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hartmut_Becker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_E._Doty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_P._Alston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Eastep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>History<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Socialist_Federal_Republic_of_Yugoslavia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Socialist_Federal_Republic_of_Yugoslavia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Belgrade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georges_Delerue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1943<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Serbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prison_escapes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Holocaust_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ITV_television_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Miniseries_or_Television_Movie_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Jewish_resistance_during_the_Holocaust<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Yugoslavia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Reginald_Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Escape_from_Sobibor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sobibor_extermination_camp<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Escape from Sobibor is a 1987 British television film which aired on ITV and CBS.  It is the story of the mass escape from the Nazi extermination camp at Sobibor, the most successful uprising by Jewish prisoners of German extermination camps (uprisings also took place at Auschwitz-Birkenau and Treblinka). The film was directed by Jack Gold and shot in Avala, Yugoslavia (now Serbia). The full 176-minute version shown in the UK on 10 May 1987 followed a 143-minute version shown in the United States on 12 April 1987.The script, by Reginald Rose, was based on Richard Rashke's 1983 book of the same name, along with a manuscript by Thomas Blatt, ""From the Ashes of Sobibor"", and a book by Stanisław Szmajzner, Inferno in Sobibor. Alan Arkin, Joanna Pacuła, and Rutger Hauer starred in the film. The film received a Golden Globe Award for Best Miniseries or Television Film and Hauer received a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role—Television Film or Miniseries. (The film tied with Poor Little Rich Girl: The Barbara Hutton Story.) Esther Raab was a camp survivor who had assisted Rashke with his book and served as a technical consultant.<EOS>"
5784,50514,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Albert J. Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanne_Crain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Hoffman_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Second Greatest Sex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Aristophanes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_Lysistrata<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Henry_Mancini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Second_Greatest_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Second Greatest Sex is a 1955 American western musical comedy film directed by George Marshall and starring Jeanne Crain and George Nader. It is a Western version of the play Lysistrata by Aristophanes.<EOS>
5785,163429,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Louis_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Miracle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnold Louis Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Louis_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Louis_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Louis_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Take Off Your Clothes and Live!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Take_Off_Your_Clothes_and_Live!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nudity_in_film<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Take Off Your Clothes and Live! is a 1963 British naturist film directed and written by Arnold Louis Miller. It was partly shot in the south of France.<EOS>
5786,82479,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>First National Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Kendall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olive Blakeney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miki Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowland_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leave It to Blanche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_Blanche<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_Young_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Leave It to Blanche is a 1934 British comedy film directed by Harold Young and starring Henry Kendall, Olive Blakeney and Miki Hood. It was made at Teddington Studios by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers.<EOS>"
5787,22946,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Raul Inglis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>41<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Arcview Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cliff_Martinez<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vice is a 2008 crime-drama film directed and written by Raul Inglis, and starring Michael Madsen and Daryl Hannah.The film is dedicated to actor Chris Penn.<EOS>"
5788,88477,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Apfel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Searle_Dawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_McDermott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Stanton_Ogle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Avril<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Apfel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Searle_Dawley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Aida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1911_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Oscar_Apfel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Aida_(1911_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._Searle_Dawley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Aida is a 1911 American film directed by Oscar Apfel and J. Searle Dawley and starring Mary Fuller, Marc McDermott, Nancy Avril and Charles Ogle. It was produced by Edison Film Company.<EOS>"
5789,141369,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Katzka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack B. Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Bach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Katt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Berenger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Goldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Katzka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Burns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Butch and Sundance: The Early Days<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Butch_Cassidy_and_the_Sundance_Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Lester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Patrick_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Butch_and_Sundance:_The_Early_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Butch and Sundance: The Early Days is a 1979 American Western film and prequel to the 1969 film. It stars Tom Berenger as Butch Cassidy and William Katt as the Sundance Kid, with Jeff Corey reprising his role as Sheriff Bledsoe.It was directed by Richard Lester and written by Allan Burns. It generally received mixed reviews but was nominated for an Oscar for Best Costume Design.The film is set in Wyoming. The outlaw Butch Cassidy finds a new partner-in-crime, but he has a stalker who wants him dead. The man is a former ally of Butch who is convinced that Butch betrayed their former gang.<EOS>"
5790,32028,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Francesco Lucente<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Francesco Lucente<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lawrence G. Ryckman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Virgin Queen of St. Francis High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crown_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Virgin_Queen_of_St._Francis_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Virgin Queen of St. Francis High (released in the United States as Paradise Bungalows) is a 1987 Canadian teen comedy film directed by Francesco Lucente and starring Joseph R. Straface, Stacy Christensen, and J. T. Wotton. The plot concerns a teenage Casanova who bets his high school rival and his friends, that he can obtain the school beauty queen.<EOS>"
5791,142006,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Klay_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tracy Balthazor-Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Klay_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Planes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Mancina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cars_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Lasseter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_aviation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Shanghai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_spin-offs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nepal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Uttar_Pradesh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Himalayas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Pacific_Ocean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DisneyToon_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Planes_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Iceland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Planes is a 2013 American animated sports comedy film produced by Disneytoon Studios, directed by Klay Hall, and written by Jeffrey M. Howard. It is a spin-off of Pixar's Cars franchise. The film stars the voices of Dane Cook, Stacy Keach, Priyanka Chopra, Brad Garrett, Teri Hatcher, Danny Mann, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Roger Craig Smith, John Cleese, Carlos Alazraqui, Sinbad, Val Kilmer, and Anthony Edwards. In the film, Dusty Crophopper, a crop duster plane in the town of Propwash Junction, wants to complete the Wings Around the Globe racing challenge, despite his fear of heights, with the help of naval aviator Skipper Riley.In developing a concept created by John Lasseter, the writers made a conscious effort to avoid remaking Cars in a new setting, while reusing Keach and Mann's characters from the Cars Toons short ""Air Mater"". The production team conducted research by interviewing several pilots of plane types that were included in the movie. Jon Cryer was initially announced as the voice of Dusty, before being replaced by Cook. Despite dropping out, Cryer received credit on the film for ""additional story material"". The musical score was composed by Mark Mancina, while Prana Studios provided work on visual effects, animation and compositing.Planes premiered on August 2, 2013, at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, a gathering of aviation enthusiasts. It was initially intended to be released as a direct-to-video film, but was instead theatrically released on August 9, 2013. The film received mixed reviews from critics, and grossed $240 million on a $50 million budget. A sequel, Planes: Fire & Rescue, was released in 2014.<EOS>"
5792,149468,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rohit_Gupta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Saumin Mehta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rohit Gupta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dipti Mehta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shaheed Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexandra Hellquist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maggie Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Laguerre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rohit_Gupta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rohit_Gupta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rohit_Gupta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rohit Gupta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Midnight Delight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mumblecore_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_cannabis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stoner_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_motion_capture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DIY_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Absurdist_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underground_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rohit_Gupta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midnight_Delight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drug_culture<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Midnight Delight is a 2016 American absurdist anthology film written and directed by Rohit Gupta. It is composed of nine vignettes of characters at a smoking lounge and their antics with people they have never met before. It stars an ensemble cast and produced by Gupta and Saumin Mehta under the production company Dot & Feather Entertainment. The film is the second feature directed by Gupta, best known for Life! Camera Action... and Another Day Another Life.Midnight Delight premiered at the Cannabis Film Festival in Garberville, Humboldt County, California, where it won the ""Judges Choice film of the festival"" award followed by garnering various accolades and acclaim at several international film festivals. The film is considered part of the mumblecore movement. It was released on July 21, 2016, via video on demand (VOD) on various platforms including iTunes, Amazon.com, Google Play, Sony, Hoopla, Vimeo, Microsoft Movies & TV, Xbox. Midnight Delight is noted for its realism, concept and narrative style. On October 31, 2016, the film premiered at The Cannabis College in Amsterdam, Netherlands.<EOS>"
5793,163857,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Producers Distributing Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bernard Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hal Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Long_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stoll_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The New Hotel is a 1932 British musical film directed by Bernard Mainwaring and starring Norman Long, Dan Young and Hal Gordon. It was made at Cricklewood Studios.<EOS>"
5794,85645,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Desmond_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>AVCO Embassy Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roy Millichip<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Ferris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Desmond_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:AVCO_Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Millard_Lampell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Nice Girl Like Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Desmond_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Embassy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Nice_Girl_Like_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Patrick_Williams<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Nice Girl Like Me is a 1969 British comedy film directed by Desmond Davis and starring Barbara Ferris and Harry Andrews. It was written by Millard Lampell, based on the 1959 novel Marry at Leisure by Anne Piper.<EOS>"
5795,56763,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R.G._Springsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Gray_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Bill_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R.G._Springsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Marshal of Laredo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_R._G._Springsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Red_Ryder_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marshal_of_Laredo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Marshal of Laredo is a 1945 American Western film directed by R.G. Springsteen in his first feature film starring Wild Bill Elliott in the role of Red Ryder and costarring as Little Beaver, actor (Bobby) Robert Blake. It was the eleventh of twenty-three Red Ryder feature films that would be produced by Republic Pictures. The picture was shot on the studio's back lot along with outdoor locations at Iverson Ranch in Chatsworth, Los Angeles, CA, US.<EOS>"
5796,126089,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lippert Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Exclusive Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paulette_Goddard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Sylvester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Stranger Came Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Bray_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stranger_Came_Home<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Fisher<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Stranger Came Home (U.S. title: The Unholy Four) is a 1954 British film noir directed by Terence Fisher and starring Paulette Goddard, William Sylvester and Patrick Holt. The screenplay was written by Michael Carreras based on the 1946 eponymous novel credited to actor George Sanders but actually ghostwritten by Leigh Brackett. The film was released in the United States by Lippert Pictures. Jimmy Sangster was production manager, J. Elder Wills was art director and Phil Leakey handled Makeup. Filming began Jan. 4, 1954 and the film was trade shown on July 14, 1954, and released in UK on August 9th.<EOS>"
5797,102451,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Michel_Legrand<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolf_de_Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Umbrella Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Whitten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rolf de Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marie-Pascale Osterrieth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Giorgio Draskovic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Friels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miles_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Buday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolf_de_Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Whitten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Rosenberg_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rolf_de_Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Rosenberg_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dingo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michel_Legrand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Miles_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rolf_de_Heer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dingo_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miles_Davis<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dingo is a 1991 Australian film directed by Rolf de Heer and written by Marc Rosenberg. It is notable for marking Miles Davis' first and only speaking role in a narrative feature film.<EOS>
5798,123951,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fredric_March<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Sten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Green_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Tolstoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxwell_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Talbot_Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_Sturges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willard_Mack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Wilder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>We Live Again<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Samuel_Goldwyn_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:We_Live_Again<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Resurrection<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>We Live Again is a 1934 American film directed by Rouben Mamoulian and starring Anna Sten and Fredric March. The film is an adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's 1899 novel Resurrection (Voskraeseniye). The screenplay was written by Maxwell Anderson with contributions from a number of writers, including Preston Sturges and Thornton Wilder.Producer Samuel Goldwyn made the film to showcase Ukrainian actress Anna Sten, his newest discovery. It was Goldwyn who named the film ""We Live Again"", on the theory that it meant the same thing as ""Resurrection"" and was easier to understand.  The first film adaptation of the Tolstoy novel was made in 1909 by D. W. Griffith, and ran 10 minutes. Numerous other film versions have been made since then.<EOS>"
5799,122259,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nina Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Bone_Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stanley Tucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Woody Harrelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Hutcherson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liam Hemsworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lenny Kravitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nina_Jacobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Ray_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Suzanne_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hunger Games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hunger Games: Songs from District 12 and Beyond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Censored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Newton_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Billy_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jon_Kilik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_teenagers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Gary_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gary_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hunger_Games_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Hunger_Games_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hunger Games is a 2012 American dystopian action film directed by Gary Ross, who co-wrote the screenplay with Suzanne Collins and Billy Ray, based on the 2008 novel of the same name by Collins. It is the first installment in The Hunger Games film series. The film stars Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Woody Harrelson, Elizabeth Banks, Lenny Kravitz, Stanley Tucci, and Donald Sutherland. In the film, Katniss Everdeen (Lawrence) and Peeta Mellark (Hutcherson) are forced to compete in the Hunger Games, an elaborate televised fight to the death consisting of adolescent contestants from the 12 Districts of Panem.Development of a film adaptation of Collins' original novel began in March 2009 when Lionsgate entered into a co-production agreement with Color Force, which had acquired the rights a few weeks earlier. As the novel is written in Katniss' first-person point of view, its screenplay develops ancillary characters and locations for the film. Ross was confirmed as director in November 2010 and the rest of the main cast was rounded out by May 2011. Principal photography began that month and ended that September, with filming primarily taking place in North Carolina.The Hunger Games premiered at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on March 12, 2012, and was released in the United States on March 23, by Lionsgate. The film received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise for its themes and messages, Lawrence's performance, and faithfulness to the source material, although there was some criticism for its use of shaky cam and editing. It grossed $695.2 million, setting the then-records for both the opening day and opening weekend gross for a non-sequel, becoming the ninth-highest-grossing film of 2012.Among its accolades, the song ""Safe & Sound"" from the soundtrack, performed by Taylor Swift and The Civil Wars, won a Grammy Award and was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song. For her performance, Lawrence won the Saturn Award for Best Actress, the Broadcast Film Critics Association Award for Best Actress in an Action Movie, the Empire Award for Best Actress, and was also nominated for the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress. The film was followed by its sequel: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, in 2013.<EOS>"
5800,14447,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georges_Tréville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Lindsay_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rex_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renee_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Brough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georges_Tréville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Besant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colden_Lore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All Sorts and Conditions of Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_Sorts_and_Conditions_of_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All Sorts and Conditions of Men is a 1921 British silent drama film directed by Georges Tréville and starring Renee Kelly, Rex Davis and James Lindsay. It was based on the 1882 novel All Sorts and Conditions of Men by Walter Besant.<EOS>"
5801,164711,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Early Worm Gets the Bird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stereotypes_of_African_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Early_Worm_Gets_the_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tex_Avery<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Early Worm Gets the Bird is a 1940 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon supervised by Tex Avery. The short was released on January 13, 1940. The name is a play on the adage ""The early bird gets the worm.""<EOS>"
5802,11142,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Adam Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Wynorski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristine_Peterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alida Camp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morgan_Fairchild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shannon_Tweed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shari_Shattuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clint Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Riker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Pescia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristine_Peterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Body Chemistry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Body Chemistry II: The Voice of a Stranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Body Chemistry IV: Full Exposure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Point of Seduction: Body Chemistry III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Body_Chemistry_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Wynorski<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Body Chemistry is a series of four films that focus on psychotic psychiatrist Dr. Claire Archer. The character was inspired by the one played by Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction.<EOS>
5803,160776,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald Liles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Saxon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Denham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Haines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_O'Connolly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night Caller from Outer Space<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Caller_from_Outer_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Gilling<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Night Caller from Outer Space (also known as The Night Caller and Blood Beast from Outer Space) is a British 1965 science fiction film directed by John Gilling and starring John Saxon, Maurice Denham and Patricia Haines. It was written by Jim O'Connolly based on Frank Crisp's 1961 novel The Night Callers.  A colourised version of the film was released in 2011.<EOS>"
5804,170986,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Louis B. Appleton Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Anhalt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strange Voyage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Edward_Anhalt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irving_Allen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strange Voyage is a 1946 American adventure film directed by Irving Allen and starring Eddie Albert,  Forrest Taylor and Elena Verdugo.<EOS>"
5805,170360,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Ostrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Lockwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emlyn_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry K. Barnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Ostrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Black_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girl in the News<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_in_the_News<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carol_Reed<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Girl in the News is a 1940 British thriller film directed by Carol Reed and starring Margaret Lockwood, Barry K. Barnes and Emlyn Williams. It was based on the eponymous novel by Roy Vickers, released the same year.<EOS>"
5806,162788,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anatole de Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filippo_Del_Giudice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Olivier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Rutherford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Felix Aylmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filippo_Del_Giudice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Demi-Paradise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1941<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Two_Cities_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Demi-Paradise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Anatole_de_Grunwald<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Demi-Paradise (also known as Adventure for Two) is a 1943 British comedy film made by Two Cities Films. It stars Laurence Olivier as a Soviet Russian inventor who travels to England to have his revolutionary propeller manufactured, and Penelope Dudley-Ward as the woman who falls in love with him. It was directed by Anthony Asquith and produced by Anatole de Grunwald and Filippo Del Giudice from a screenplay by de Grunwald. The music score was by Nicholas Brodszky and the cinematography by Bernard Knowles. The film was shot at Denham Studios with sets designed by the art director Carmen Dillon.The film is a gentle satire on the values the English hold so dear. It was designed to encourage sympathy between Britain and the Soviet Union. The film's title is a reference to John of Gaunt's famous speech in Richard II which begins:This royal throne of kings, this scepter'd isle,This earth of majesty, this seat of Mars,This other Eden, demi-paradise<EOS>"
5807,6375,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Tierney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerome Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Salmon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Berkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meredith_Ostrom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Doillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duncan_Bannatyne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Townsend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Greco_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jake Maskal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Rathbone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Moving Target<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moving_Target_(2011_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Moving Target is a 2011 British thriller, from director Mark Tierney. The film was formerly known as Naked in London.Set on the hottest day of the year in London it follows the character Steve Lynch in an afternoon full of explosive situations.<EOS>"
5808,159965,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Margaret Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Winstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Threlfall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Blundell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Davidson Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:BBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Minton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Play_for_Today<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Suicide_in_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scum_(television_play)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_television_plays<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scum is a 1977 British television play written by Roy Minton and directed by Alan Clarke. It was intended to be screened as part of the Play for Today series. Instead the production was banned by the BBC after it was completed in 1977 and not aired until BBC 2 showed it on 27 July 1991. In the interim, a theatrical film version was released in 1979. The original version features Ray Winstone (in one of his earliest roles), John Blundell, David Threlfall, Martin Phillips, Phil Daniels and Davidson Knight.<EOS>"
5809,12929,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Pompian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Beller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Brandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thriller_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horror_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thriller_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brad_Fiedel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Messages<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Bender<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deadly Messages is a 1985 made-for-TV horror mystery thriller film directed by Jack Bender.The film is initially set in an apartment in New York City. A woman decides to use her absent roommate's Ouija board to communicate with spirits, and she contacts the spirit of the apartment's previous occupant who was supposedly murdered in 1978. When the roommate returns from a date, she thinks that she witnesses the murder of the original woman. The police can not find any corpse of evidence of murder, and the dead woman is thought to have simply disappeared. The surviving woman's life starts falling apart while she is stalked by an unnamed attacker. While searching for the truth, she discovers that her own identity and memories may be false, and that she may be a known mental patient who disappeared after surviving a failed murder attempt.<EOS>"
5810,55204,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Steven Schachter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Schachter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_(film_and_television)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_(film_and_television)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jeff_Beal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TNT_Network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_remakes_of_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wool_Cap<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steven_Schachter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wool Cap is a 2004 American television comedy-drama film directed by Steven Schachter, who wrote the teleplay with William H. Macy. It is an updated and Americanized version of the 1962 film Gigot starring Jackie Gleason, who wrote the original story. In the film, Charlie Gigot, a mute and alcoholic superintendent of a dilapidated New York City apartment building becomes the unwilling parent figure for Lou, a young girl temporarily left in his care by a woman who fails to return for her. The two and Gigot's pet monkey struggle to make it through the winter in his ramshackle basement apartment while he tries to find someone willing to take her in.The film, a co-production of Viacom Productions and 20th Century Fox Television, was shot in Atlanta, Georgia and Montréal, Québec, Canada. It stars Macy as Charlie and Keke Palmer as Lou, with Don Rickles, Ned Beatty, Cherise Boothe, Julito McCullum, and Catherine O'Hara in supporting roles. It premiered on TNT on November 21, 2004.Fox owns the international ancillary rights, while North American ancillary rights are now in the hands of CBS Television Studios. Paramount Pictures handles video distribution for the CBS library, though this particular program was released on DVD before the Viacom/CBS split.<EOS>"
5811,65782,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Wolfgang Reitherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eric Larson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Clyde Geronimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Les Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sequence Directors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Supervising Director<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Jo Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Verna Felton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eleanor Audley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Costa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Luddy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Shirley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Taylor Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Les_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clyde_Geronimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfgang_Reitherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Larson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erdman_Penner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sleeping Beauty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_forests<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_multiple_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_curses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sword_and_sorcery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_princesses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rotoscoped_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_14th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fairies_and_sprites<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dragons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Middle_Ages<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wolfgang_Reitherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Animation_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Bruns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clyde_Geronimi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_Princess_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_birthdays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Sleeping_Beauty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Les_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleeping_Beauty_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eric_Larson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sleeping Beauty is a 1959 American animated musical fantasy film produced by Walt Disney Productions and released by Buena Vista Film Distribution. Based on Charles Perrault's 1697 fairy tale, the film follows Princess Aurora, who was cursed by the evil fairy Maleficent to die from pricking her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel on her 16th birthday. She is saved by three good fairies, who alter Aurora's curse so that she falls into a deep sleep and will be awakened by true love's kiss. The production was supervised by Clyde Geronimi, and was directed by Wolfgang Reitherman, Eric Larson, and Les Clark. It features the voices of Mary Costa, Bill Shirley, Eleanor Audley, Verna Felton, Barbara Luddy, Barbara Jo Allen, Taylor Holmes, and Bill Thompson.Sleeping Beauty began development in 1950. The film took nearly a decade and $6 million (equivalent to $64,719,178 in 2024) to produce, and was Disney's most expensive animated feature at the time. Its tapestry-like art style was devised by Eyvind Earle, who was inspired by pre-Renaissance European art; its score and songs, composed by George Bruns, were based on Pyotr Tchaikovsky's 1889 ballet. Sleeping Beauty was the first animated film to use the Super Technirama 70 widescreen process and was the second full-length animated feature filmed in anamorphic widescreen, following Lady and the Tramp (1955).It was released in theaters on January 29, 1959, to mixed reviews from critics who praised its art direction and musical score, but criticized its plot and characters. The film was a box-office bomb in its initial release, grossing $5.3 million (equivalent to $57,168,607 in 2024), and losing $900,000 (equivalent to $9,707,877 in 2024) for the distributor. Many employees from the animation studio were laid off. Sleeping Beauty's re-releases have been successful, and it has become one of Disney's most artistically acclaimed features. The film was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Scoring of a Musical Picture at the 32nd Academy Awards.Maleficent, a live-action reimagining of the film from Maleficent's perspective, was released in 2014, followed by a sequel, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, in 2019. The latter year, Sleeping Beauty was selected for preservation in the United States Library of Congress' National Film Registry as ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
5812,6703,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Broomfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renée_Shafransky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman I. Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Spalding Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Broomfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renée_Shafransky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spalding_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Monster in a Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:One-character_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Broomfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monster_in_a_Box<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Laurie_Anderson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Monster in a Box is a monologue originally performed live on stage by the writer Spalding Gray then subsequently made into a 1992 film starring Gray and directed by Nick Broomfield.A follow-up to Gray's earlier work, Swimming to Cambodia, the work consists of a long-form monologue by Gray detailing the trials and tribulations he encountered while writing his first novel, Impossible Vacation.The soundtrack for the film was composed by Laurie Anderson.A book version of the monologue was published in 1992.<EOS>"
5813,161777,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowdy_Herrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Linson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Bixler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelly_Strong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wade_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Spader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifton_Collins,_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Portia_de_Rossi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rowdy_Herrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Linson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelly_Strong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ozn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Witness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Kitay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Puerto_Rico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Mexican_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Mexican_drug_cartels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rowdy_Herrington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Witness<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tijuana<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>I Witness is a 2003 American action thriller film directed by Rowdy Herrington, starring Jeff Daniels, James Spader, Portia de Rossi, Clifton Collins Jr. and Wade Williams. Released in the United States on February 1, 2003, and re-released by Universal in 2007.<EOS>"
5814,136188,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Newall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Austin Trevor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_M._Lion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lilian Braithwaite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Newall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Chinese Puzzle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Chinese_Puzzle_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Guy_Newall<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Chinese Puzzle is a 1932 British crime film directed by Guy Newall and starring Leon M. Lion, Austin Trevor, Lilian Braithwaite, Elizabeth Allan and Francis L. Sullivan.It was shot at Twickenham Studios in London, controlled by the independent producer Julius Hagen. The film is based on the play The Chinese Puzzle by Frances Barclay and Leon M. Lion which had previously been made into a film The Chinese Puzzle in 1919.<EOS>"
5815,29190,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Coe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_General_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Balsam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Salome_Jens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elsa_Lanchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patty_Duke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Marchand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Farentino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Sterling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Coe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_General_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Me, Natalie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Musical_or_Comedy_Actress_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinema_Center_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Henry_Mancini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Me,_Natalie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Coe<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Me, Natalie is a 1969 American comedy-drama film directed by Fred Coe about a young woman from Brooklyn who moves to Greenwich Village and finds romance with an aspiring artistic painter. The screenplay by A. Martin Zweiback is based on an original story by Stanley Shapiro. Patty Duke, who stars in the title role, won a Golden Globe Award for her performance. The film also features James Farentino, Salome Jens, Elsa Lanchester, Martin Balsam and Nancy Marchand. It marks Al Pacino's film debut.<EOS>"
5816,159767,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jack Hazan, David Mingay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Gange, The Clash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rude Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Atlantic_Entertainment_Group_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_punk_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Road_crew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rude_Boy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Clash<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Rude Boy is a 1980 British film directed by Jack Hazan and David Mingay and filmed in 1978 and early 1979.The film, part fiction, part rockumentary, tells the story of Ray Gange, a young Clash fan who leaves his dead-end job in a sleazy Soho sex shop to become a roadie for the band. The film also includes extensive footage of the Clash at a Rock Against Racism concert at Victoria Park, on their On Parole and Sort It Out tours, and in the studio recording the album Give 'Em Enough Rope. The film was named after the rude boy subculture and over the years won a cult following.<EOS>"
5817,44147,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.-Seven Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gordon Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dana_Elcar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kyle_Johnson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_Atterbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Estelle_Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joel_Fluellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Ward_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mira Waters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Learning Tree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_rape<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_racism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Learning_Tree<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Parks<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Learning Tree is a 1969 American coming-of-age film written, produced and directed by Gordon Parks, who also scored the film. It depicts the life of Newt Winger, a teenager growing up in Cherokee Flats, Kansas, in the 1920s and chronicles his journey into manhood marked with tragic events. Based on Parks' 1963 semi-autobiographical novel of the same name, The Learning Tree was the first film directed by a black filmmaker for a major American film studio, Warner Bros.-Seven Arts.In 1989, The Learning Tree was among the first group of 25 films selected by the Library of Congress for preservation in the United States National Film Registry for being ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"".<EOS>"
5818,97471,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_Maté<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolph_Maté<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_P._Solt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>For the First Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Spandau_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Titanus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_opera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georgie_Stoll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:For_the_First_Time_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rudolph_Maté<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>For the First Time (German title: Serenade of a Great Love) is a 1959 musical film directed by Rudolph Maté and starring Mario Lanza, Johanna von Koczian, Kurt Kasznar, and Zsa Zsa Gabor. It was tenor star Mario Lanza's final film, released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer six weeks before his death. Lanza stars as an operatic tenor who finds love for the first time with a young German woman (played by Johanna von Koczian), who happens to be deaf.The film was shot at the Spandau Studios in Berlin and on location in 1958 in Capri, Salzburg, Berlin and at the Rome Opera House. The film's sets were designed by the art directors Hans Jürgen Kiebach, Fritz Maurischat and Heinrich Weidemann.<EOS>"
5819,159507,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kalina Bertin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mila_Aung-Thwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Cross_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Halima_Ouardiri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kalina Bertin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marina Serrao<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalina_Bertin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mila_Aung-Thwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Cross_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Halima_Ouardiri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalina_Bertin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kalina_Bertin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Manic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Manic_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EyeSteelFilm_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Manic is a 2017 Canadian documentary film directed by Kalina Bertin. The film depicts Bertin's efforts, in response to a family history of bipolar disorder, to investigate parts of her father's prior life in Montserrat that she did not know about; she ultimately uncovers the revelations that her father was a cult leader who also suffered from bipolar disorder, and who had, unbeknownst to Bertin until making the film, also fathered at least 12 other children with four other women.The film premiered at the 2017 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival.<EOS>"
5820,21361,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griff_Furst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griff_Furst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Universal Soldiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Asylum_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Soldiers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Griff_Furst<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Universal Soldiers is a 2007 military science fiction film directed by Griff Furst, and starring Kristen Quintrall, Dario Deak, Jason S. Gray and Rick Malambri. It was distributed by The Asylum. It is a mockbuster of the Universal Soldier series, with elements of the Terminator franchise.<EOS>"
5821,14913,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Andrews_Sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ritz_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Argentine Nights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Argentine_Nights<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Argentine Nights is a 1940 musical film directed by Albert S. Rogell and starring The Andrews Sisters. It was their first film.<EOS>
5822,35267,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Boris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassian_Elwes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Kastner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Paxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Atherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Travis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dana_Wheeler-Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Askew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexis_Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Boris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cassian_Elwes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Kastner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Boris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frank and Jesse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trimark_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1870s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1860s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arkansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Elliott_Kastner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_Jesse_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Boris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_and_Jesse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Allan_Pinkerton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frank and Jesse (also known as Frank & Jesse) is a 1994 American biographical Western film written and directed by Robert Boris and starring Rob Lowe as Jesse James and Bill Paxton as Frank James. Based on the story of Jesse James, the film focuses more on myths of The James Brothers than the real history. It originally aired on HBO.<EOS>"
5823,60405,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolai_Shutorev<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Long-Haired Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_opera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Long-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Long-Haired Hare is a 1949 American animated short film directed by Chuck Jones and written by Michael Maltese.  It was produced by Warner Bros. Cartoons and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures as part of the Looney Tunes series, and was the 60th short to feature Bugs Bunny. In addition to including the homophones ""hair"" and ""hare"", the title is also a pun on ""longhairs"", a characterization of classical music lovers. Nicolai Shutorev provides the singing voice of Giovanni Jones. An edited version of this short forms part of The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie (1979).<EOS>"
5824,77624,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Kafno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_4<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Kafno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Briers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_4<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Shakespeare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twelfth Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Patrick_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Filmed_stage_productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Channel_4_television_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_by_Fremantle_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twelfth_Night_(1988_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_produced_by_Thames_Television<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Twelfth Night, or, What You Will is a videotaped 1988 television adaptation of Kenneth Branagh's stage production for the Renaissance Theatre Company of William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night first broadcast in the UK by Channel 4 on 30 December 1988. Made by Thames Television in collaboration with Renaissance, it stars Frances Barber as Viola and Richard Briers as Malvolio. The recording was shot on a single set with the appearance of a wintry garden. The costumes are Victorian, and the time of year is Christmas.<EOS>"
5825,167788,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Christopher Morahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tom Donovan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ITV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dane Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Stewart_(scriptwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Devil Makes Sunday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australia_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil_Makes_Sunday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_in_1840<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Devil Makes Sunday is a television play about a convict break out on Norfolk Island by Bruce Stewart, who had just written Shadow of a Pale Horse.  It was based on the real life Norfolk Island convict mutinies.It was filmed for British, US and Australian television.It was also adapted for radio.<EOS>"
5826,50503,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Magnolia Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Momentum Experience<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duane_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Rowland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kyla_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glynn_Turman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DeRay_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shemar_Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sy_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Duane_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tisha_Campbell-Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Seat Filler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Need a Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Seat_Filler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Castle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Seat Filler is a 2004 American romantic comedy musical film directed by Nick Castle and written by Mark Brown, Duane Martin, and Tisha Campbell-Martin. It stars Martin, Kelly Rowland, Mel B, DeRay Davis, Patrick Fischler, and Shemar Moore. The film premiered at the Urbanworld Film Festival on August 5, 2004, and was released in theaters the United States on July 20, 2005, by The Momentum Experience. It received mainly average reviews. It is also recognized as Martin's first (and to date, only) appearance in a musical film and Rowland's most successful film in a leading role.<EOS>"
5827,17727,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Brill_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adam Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disturbed_(band)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Powerman_5000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Incubus_(band)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Date<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Massy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Giarraputo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deftones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Grosse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonah_Matranga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_Rubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_K<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:DJ_Muggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:P.O.D.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Leckie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Litt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Gilmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>DJ Crook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Simonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Guy Oseary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Dilbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rodney Dangerfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rhys Ifans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harvey Keitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tommy ""Tiny"" Lister Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Brill_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Simonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Giarraputo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Brill_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Nicky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nu_metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Devil_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_religious_buildings_and_structures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Simonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_demons_and_devils<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Happy_Madison_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steven_Brill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Adam_Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_romantic_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Adolf_Hitler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_angels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Tim_Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Teddy_Castellucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jack_Giarraputo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steven_Brill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_the_Harlem_Globetrotters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Ozzy_Osbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Nicky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Little_Nicky_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Little Nicky is a 2000 American dark fantasy comedy film directed by Steven Brill, written by Tim Herlihy, Adam Sandler, and Brill, and starring Sandler in the title role, Patricia Arquette, Harvey Keitel, Tommy ""Tiny"" Lister Jr., Rhys Ifans, and Rodney Dangerfield with supporting roles by Allen Covert, Kevin Nealon, Jon Lovitz, Michael McKean, and Quentin Tarantino. The film depicts the son of Satan and an angel who is tasked with returning his two brothers to Hell and preventing them from destroying the boundary between good and evil on Earth. The film received negative reviews from critics and was a box office bomb, grossing $58 million against an $80–85 million budget.<EOS>"
5828,8085,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Shankman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Gunn_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Giarraputo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan Pryce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Griffiths<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Russell Brand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Guy Pearce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Courteney Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Teresa Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keri Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucy Lawless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Shankman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Gunn_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Giarraputo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Herlihy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bedtime Stories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack, film score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_2000s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Magic_realism_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mermaids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rupert_Gregson-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Adam_Shankman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Adam_Sandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Happy_Madison_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Stories_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Tim_Herlihy<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Bedtime Stories is a 2008 American fantasy comedy film directed by Adam Shankman from a screenplay by Matt Lopez and Tim Herlihy based on a story by Lopez. It stars Adam Sandler in his first appearance in a family film, alongside Keri Russell, Guy Pearce, Aisha Tyler, Russell Brand, Richard Griffiths, Teresa Palmer, Lucy Lawless, and Courteney Cox. In the film, a hotel handyman's stories to his niece and nephew come true, and his stories become more outlandish. Sandler's production company Happy Madison Productions and Andrew Gunn's company Gunn Films co-produced the film with Walt Disney Pictures.The film premiered on December 25, 2008, by Disney. Despite the film being a box office success, earning $212.9 million against an $80 million budget, it received generally negative reviews from critics.<EOS>"
5829,166993,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Paige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Frazee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lon_Chaney_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_Arden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Gerard_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lait_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Snyder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Wedlock_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>San Antonio Rose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Lamont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:San_Antonio_Rose_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>San Antonio Rose  is a 1941 American musical comedy film directed by Charles Lamont and starring Jane Frazee, Robert Paige and Eve Arden. Produced and distributed by Universal Pictures, the supporting cast features Lon Chaney Jr. and Shemp Howard and the film was also designed as a showcase for the then-popular vocal group The Merry Macs.<EOS>"
5830,136148,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonas_McCord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rudy Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olivia_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antonio_Banderas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Flemyng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Jacobi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Wood_(English_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Shrapnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillian_Lux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonas_McCord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonas_McCord<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Body<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_thriller_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_archaeology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Jerusalem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Israeli_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Political_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_thriller_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Body is a 2001 mystery thriller drama film written and directed by Jonas McCord. Based on the 1983 novel of the same name by Richard Sapir, it stars Antonio Banderas, Olivia Williams, Jason Flemyng, Lillian Lux, John Wood, and Derek Jacobi. It is a joint American-Israeli-German co-production, shot on-location in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Italy.The plot follows Father Matt Gutierrez (Banderas), a Jesuit priest sent by the Vatican to investigate an archaeologic finding by Dr. Sharon Golban (Williams) which is suspected to be the remains of the body of Jesus Christ. This finding puts Gutierrez's faith and his doubts in constant confrontation with Golban's scientific views, and stirs political tensions between Palestine and Israel, while also shaking the foundations of Christianity itself.The film was released on April 20, 2001, by TriStar Pictures and received mixed critical reviews.<EOS>"
5831,12037,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Craig_Zahler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RLJE_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dallas Sonnier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vince Vaughn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Guiry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Udo Kier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marc Blucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Craig_Zahler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RLJE_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dallas_Sonnier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Craig_Zahler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Brawl in Cell Block 99<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soul, Funk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Brawl_in_Cell_Block_99<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_S._Craig_Zahler<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Brawl in Cell Block 99 is a 2017 American neo-noir action thriller film written and directed by S. Craig Zahler and starring Vince Vaughn, Jennifer Carpenter, Marc Blucas, Mustafa Shakir, Dion Mucciacito, Geno Segers, Thomas Guiry, Udo Kier, and Don Johnson. The story follows Bradley Thomas, a drug mule who must kill a man held in a maximum security prison to rescue his pregnant wife from a vengeful drug lord.Zahler wrote the script of Brawl in Cell Block 99 after watching several prison films, coming up with different elements to add to the genre. He cast Vaughn for his consistency and authenticity, in a break from the comedic roles that Vaughn usually plays. Vaughn exercised and underwent training for the film's action and fighting sequences. Filming took place in Staten Island, New York City, between August and October 2016 under a production budget of $4 million.The film premiered at the 74th Venice International Film Festival, and was released in theaters, digital HD, and video on demand in October 2017, by RLJE Films. It received positive reviews which praised Vaughn's performance and the film's 1970s exploitation style. The film was named among the year's best films by the Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, and The A.V. Club.<EOS>"
5832,159557,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mars_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Mars is a 1930 short animated film in the Oswald the Lucky Rabbit series.<EOS>
5833,3608,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Herek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Toby Jaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lawrence_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Aniston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Olyphant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominic_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Spall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Flemyng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Wahlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Herek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Lawrence_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stockwell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rock Star<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_musical_groups<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stephen_Herek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Trevor_Rabin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Star_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Heavy_metal_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rock Star is a 2001 American musical comedy-drama film directed by Stephen Herek, written by John Stockwell, and starring Mark Wahlberg and Jennifer Aniston. It tells the story of Chris ""Izzy"" Cole, a tribute band singer who ascends to the position of lead vocalist in his favorite band.The script was inspired by the real-life story of Tim ""Ripper"" Owens, a singer in a Judas Priest tribute band who was chosen to replace singer Rob Halford when he temporarily left the band. After optioning the filming rights to a New York Times profile of Owens by Andrew Revkin, Warner Bros. hired Stockwell to write the script. Brad Pitt was initially signed to play the lead role, but left due to creative differences, and Wahlberg was eventually hired for the part.Rock Star garnered mixed reviews from critics, and was a box office failure, grossing $19 million worldwide against a production budget of $57 million.<EOS>"
5834,74417,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Hytner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zoe Saldana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Gallagher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amanda Schull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan May Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donna Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ethan Stiefel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Hytner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Center Stage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Laurence_Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_ballet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_performing_arts_education<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Center_Stage_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nicholas_Hytner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Center Stage is a 2000 American teen drama film directed by Nicholas Hytner about a group of young ballet dancers from various backgrounds who enroll at the fictitious American Ballet Academy in New York City. The film explores the issues and difficulties in the world of professional dance, and how each individual copes with the stresses. It also served as the film debut for actresses Zoe Saldaña and Amanda Schull. The film was released theatrically in the United States on May 12, 2000.The single from the film's soundtrack ""I Wanna Be with You"" is performed by Mandy Moore. The song became Moore's highest-charting song in the US at number 24, becoming her only top 40 song in the nation. It spent 16 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100, and peaked during its 9th week on the chart.<EOS>"
5835,103827,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Kessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>American International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman T. Herman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Bohrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dick Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Walker_(actor,_born_1940)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diane Varsi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maureen Arthur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dick Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Kessler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Bohrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Killers Three<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Styner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Killers_Three<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bruce_Kessler<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Killers Three is an American crime drama film produced in 1968 by Dick Clark Productions and released by American International Pictures starring Robert Walker Jr., Diane Varsi and Dick Clark. Others in the cast include Norman Alden, Maureen Arthur, Merle Haggard and Bonnie Owens.This western crime drama was written for the screen by Dick Clark and Michael Fisher. It was produced by Clark and directed by Bruce Kessler.The soundtrack-album featured country singers Merle Haggard, Bonnie Owens, Kay Adams and Jack Clement. Haggard sings his own compositions including ""Mama Tried"".<EOS>"
5836,57115,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Coto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jennie Lew Tugend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joseph Mazzello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Gilliland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Coto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Coto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Star Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trimark_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nicholas_Pike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bullying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superhero_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Star_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Manny_Coto<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Star Kid (originally titled The Warrior of Waverly Street) is a 1997 American superhero film directed and written by Manny Coto and starring Joseph Mazzello, Richard Gilliland, and Corinne Bohrer.In the film, an ordinary schoolboy acquires an extraterrestrial exoskeletal-suit with its own  artificial intelligence. He melds with the suit and has to adjust to his new superhuman abilities. The film received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $7 million against a $12M budget.<EOS>"
5837,44070,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Laughing Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_L._Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jack_Whittingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_Revolution_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Laughing_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Laughing Lady is a 1946 British Technicolor musical drama film directed by Paul L. Stein and starring Anne Ziegler, Webster Booth and Francis L. Sullivan. It was written by Jack Whittingham based on a play by Ingram D'Abbes. The plot follows a young aristocrat who makes a deal with Robespierre during the French Revolution.<EOS>"
5838,2940,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Purse Strings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purse_Strings<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Purse Strings is a 1933 British drama film directed by Henry Edwards and starring Chili Bouchier, Gyles Isham and Allan Jeayes. It was made as a quota quickie at British and Dominion's Elstree Studios.<EOS>"
5839,59523,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Stockfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warwick Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elsie_Randolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Hackett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Life Goes On<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Life_Goes_On_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Life Goes On is a 1932 British crime film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Elsie Randolph, Betty Stockfeld and Warwick Ward. It was made at British and Dominion's Elstree Studios as a supporting feature for release by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
5840,78123,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Barclay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rossano_Brazzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Marshall_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dark Purpose<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Purpose<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Angelo_Francesco_Lavagnino<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dark Purpose is a 1964 film directed by George Marshall and starring Shirley Jones, Rossano Brazzi, and George Sanders.<EOS>"
5841,144770,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Lee Stanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Western International Syndication<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lee Stanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Linda Stanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Gossett_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gridiron Gang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_incarceration_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gridiron_Gang_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_football<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Gridiron Gang is a 1993 documentary film about the Kilpatrick Mustangs' inaugural season in 1990. The film won an Outstanding Individual Achievement Award in Information Programming at the 43rd Primetime Emmy Awards. Louis Gossett Jr. hosted the documentary. Several scenes from the film are shown during the credits of the 2006 film Gridiron Gang, which was based on the Mustangs' 1990 season.<EOS>"
5842,51457,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Glickenhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Embassy Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Glickenhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. Boyce Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ken Wahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Klaus Kinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremiah Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alberta Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Prince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Glickenhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Glickenhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Glickenhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Soldier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_East_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tangerine_Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kansas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Embassy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Techno-thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Jerusalem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Saudi_Arabia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Central_Intelligence_Agency<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tel_Aviv<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Glickenhaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Soldier_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Minsk<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Soldier (also released as Codename: The Soldier) is a 1982 American Cold War action-thriller film written, directed, and produced by James Glickenhaus The film stars Ken Wahl, Alberta Watson, William Prince, Joaquim de Almeida, and Klaus Kinski, that featured a cameo by rising country superstar George Strait. The film was shot on location in Philadelphia, Buffalo and New York City, New York, West Berlin, and Israel. The ski sequence was filmed in St Anton am Arlberg in Austria. The original score was composed and performed by the German electronic band Tangerine Dream.<EOS>"
5843,99748,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Hartley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Madman Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Magnet Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Craig Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Hartley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnet_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madman_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Hartley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Hartley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_Hollywood:_The_Wild,_Untold_Story_of_Ozploitation!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_cinema_of_Australia<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation! is a 2008 documentary film about the Australian New Wave of 1970s and 1980s low-budget cinema. The film was written and directed by Mark Hartley, who interviewed over eighty Australian, American and British actors, directors, screenwriters and producers, including Quentin Tarantino, Brian Trenchard-Smith, Jamie Lee Curtis, Dennis Hopper, George Lazenby, George Miller, Barry Humphries, Stacy Keach, Glory Annen, John D. Lamond, John Seale and Roger Ward.Hartley spent several years writing a detailed research document, which served to some degree as a script for the film, about the New Wave era of Australian cinema. It focused on the commonly overlooked ""Ozploitation"" films—mainly filled with sex, horror and violence—which critics and film historians considered vulgar and offensive, often excluded from Australia's ""official film history"". Hartley approached Quentin Tarantino, a longtime ""Ozploitation"" fan who had dedicated his 2003 film Kill Bill to the exploitation genre, and Tarantino agreed to help get the project off the ground. Hartley then spent an additional five years interviewing subjects and editing the combined 250 hours of interviews and original stock footage into a 100-minute film.Not Quite Hollywood, which premiered at the 2008 Melbourne International Film Festival, did not perform well at the box office upon its Australia-wide release, but garnered universally positive reviews from critics and a nomination for ""Best Documentary"" at the 2008 Australian Film Institute Awards.<EOS>"
5844,70631,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bruce Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Black Film Distributor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruce Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul A. Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Byron Woodfork<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michelle E. Dyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Taraji_P._Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D.C._Scorpio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Burston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerry Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kurt Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_producer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Executive_producer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Streetwise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1990s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_African-American_organized_crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Streetwise_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Go-go<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Streetwise (originally titled as 24/7) is a 1998 hood-action-crime thriller film written and directed by Bruce Brown in his directorial debut, and stars Tim Taylor, Kurt Matthews, Jerry Cummings, D.C. Scorpio and Sidney Burston. Streetwise also stars Taraji P. Henson making her acting debut in a featured film.The film is set in the Anacostia neighborhood of Southeast, Washington, D.C. during the crack epidemic of the late-1980s and early-1990s. Streetwise follows the lives of three brothers as they pursue different methods trying to make it out of their drug-infested neighborhood that's surrounded by poverty, neglect and drug-related violence. In 2004, a sequel was released, called Divided City.<EOS>"
5845,44,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Crombie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Umbrella Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Buckley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacki Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Takis Emmanuel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Crombie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Buckley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Caddie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Donald_Crombie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Atlantic_Entertainment_Group_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Caddie_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sydney<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Caddie is an Australian film biopic directed by Donald Crombie and produced by Anthony Buckley. Released on 1 April 1976, it is representative of the Australian film renaissance which occurred during that decade. Set mainly in Sydney during the 1920s and 1930s, including the Great Depression, it portrays the life of a young middle class woman struggling to raise two children after her marriage breaks up. Based on Caddie, the Story of a Barmaid, a partly fictitious autobiography of Catherine Beatrice ""Caddie"" Edmonds, it made Helen Morse a local star and earned Jacki Weaver and Melissa Jaffer each an Australian Film Institute Award.<EOS>"
5846,104677,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_A._Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Famous_Players_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adolph_Zukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blanche_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_A._Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Famous_Players_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adolph_Zukor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Resurrection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1912_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1912_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1912_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Resurrection<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Resurrection_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_A._Golden<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Resurrection is a lost 1912 silent drama short film based on the 1899 novel Resurrection (Voskraeseniye) by Count Leo Tolstoy. It was directed by Joseph A. Golden, produced by Adolph Zukor and released by Famous Players Film Company, It is the first original film Zukor ever produced in contrast to the famous Les Amours de la reine Élisabeth starring Sarah Bernhardt which was made in France and which he bought the U.S. distribution rights.Resurrection starred Blanche Walsh, a famous American stage star of the day, who had played in Resurrection on Broadway. This would be Walsh's only film as she died three years later.D. W. Griffith had filmed a version of the story in 1909. Filmed versions followed in 1918 with Pauline Frederick, 1927 with Dolores del Río and 1931 with Lupe Vélez.<EOS>"
5847,25180,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dore_Schary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Taylor_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McIntire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denise_Darcel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dore_Schary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Capra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Schnee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Westward the Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Westward_the_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1851<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Westward the Women is a 1951 American western film directed by William A. Wellman and starring Robert Taylor, Denise Darcel and John McIntire.<EOS>"
5848,162056,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_Lion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henri_Safran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_Lion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_Lion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wyn Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_Lion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henri_Safran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_Lion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Listen to the Lion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_Lion_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_Lion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_Lion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_Lion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_Lion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_Lion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Listen_to_the_Lion_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henri_Safran<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Listen to the Lion is a 1977 short feature from Australia.<EOS>
5849,69665,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barbara Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leo Braudy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ice_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ice is a 1970 American thriller film written, directed by and starring Robert Kramer.<EOS>"
5850,128956,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Oliva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cary Elwes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Chambers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>C. Thomas Howell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Conroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael B. Jordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin McKidd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vanessa Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jay_Oliva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Justice League:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Flashpoint Paradox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alternate_timeline_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_direct-to-video_animated_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DC_Universe_Animated_Original_Movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jay_Oliva<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frederik_Wiedmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DC_Animated_Movie_Universe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_Justice_League_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flash_(comics)_in_other_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_League:_The_Flashpoint_Paradox<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Geoff_Johns<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox is a 2013 American adult animated superhero film directed by Jay Oliva and written by Jim Krieg. It is an adaptation of the 2011 comic book crossover ""Flashpoint"" by Geoff Johns and Andy Kubert. The film stars Justin Chambers as Barry Allen / Flash, C. Thomas Howell as Eobard Thawne / Professor Zoom, Michael B. Jordan as Victor Stone / Cyborg, Kevin McKidd as Thomas Wayne / Batman and Cary Elwes as Orin / Arthur Curry / Aquaman. The film also sees actors reprising roles from other DC animated series, including Kevin Conroy as Bruce Wayne / Batman, Nathan Fillion as Hal Jordan / Green Lantern, Ron Perlman as Slade Wilson / Deathstroke, Dana Delany as Lois Lane, Vanessa Marshall as Princess Diana / Wonder Woman and Dee Bradley Baker as Etrigan the Demon.It is the 18th film of the DC Universe Animated Original Movies and the first film of the DC Animated Movie Universe.Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox was released on July 30, 2013, and was re-released on September 10 as a 2-disc special edition.<EOS>"
5851,150849,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Zoe Clarke-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mancuso_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_True<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mia_Kirshner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Taye_Diggs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dominique_Swain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Meredith_Monroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Michael_Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Bairstow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mancuso_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>New Best Friend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Murphy_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_mystery_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Best_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_thriller_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>New Best Friend is a 2002 American psychological thriller film based on a story by Victoria Strouse. The film was originally owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), which eventually lost the rights to it. Later, Sony Pictures acquired the rights to distribute the film in the United States and some other territories mainly on home video; the film was ultimately released theatrically in the United States in a limited theatrical release by TriStar Pictures on April 12, 2002. It was a critical and box office bomb.<EOS>"
5852,15900,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Wald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter De Angelis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Whitman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Lynley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fabian_(entertainer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Wald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Rock and roll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>coming of age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cyril_J._Mockridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Siegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1912<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hound-Dog_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hound-Dog Man is a 1959 American musical comedy drama film directed by Don Siegel, based on the 1947 novel by Fred Gipson, and starring Fabian, Carol Lynley, and Stuart Whitman.<EOS>"
5853,168575,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ron Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David S. Sterling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Feifer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paula Pointer-Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Servais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren Ian Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miranda O'dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Witchcraft XI: Sisters in Blood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witchcraft_XI:_Sisters_in_Blood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Witchcraft XI: Sisters in Blood is a 2000 American horror film directed by Ron Ford and starring Miranda O'dell, Lauren Ian Richards, and James Servais. The eleventh film in the Witchcraft series, it was produced by Vista Street Entertainment. The film is followed by Witchcraft XII: In the Lair of the Serpent.<EOS>"
5854,145562,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Sivertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Summit_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mancuso_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Grace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neal McDonough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julia Ormond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Geraghty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lindsay Lohan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Sivertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Summit_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mancuso_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Know Who Killed Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_striptease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_twin_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amputees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_McNeely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scanbox_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chris_Sivertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Know_Who_Killed_Me<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Serial_killer_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Know Who Killed Me is a 2007 American psychological thriller film directed by Chris Sivertson, from a screenplay by Jeff Hammond. The film stars Lindsay Lohan, Julia Ormond, Neal McDonough, and Brian Geraghty. The film's story revolves around a young woman who is abducted and tortured by a sadistic serial killer. After surviving the abduction, she insists that her identity is that of another woman.I Know Who Killed Me was released by TriStar Pictures on July 27, 2007. The film received intense negative media coverage during production and upon its release, as Lohan publicly struggled with addiction and other personal issues. It was promptly deemed a failure and called one of the worst films ever made, being the most awarded at the 28th Golden Raspberry Awards, winning seven of eight nominations. It did, however, attain a more successful home video performance, having almost quadrupled its U.S. box office gross in estimated domestic DVD sales. The film subsequently developed a cult following that has reexamined it as a modern giallo and several screenings of it have been put together by historic theaters and film festivals.<EOS>"
5855,71088,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Martin Guigui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin Guigui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Matonti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bill Henne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Honig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robin Forest Littlefield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dom_DeLuise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mo_Gaffney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debbie_Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernie_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_X-Girlfriend's_Wedding_Reception<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vermont<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>My X-Girlfriend's Wedding Reception is a 1999 romantic comedy film directed by Martin Guigui.<EOS>
5856,66616,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Dubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>D&E Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Gulick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Benjamin Brewer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lewis Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Dubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Gulick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stark Raving Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stand-up_comedy_concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stand-up_comedy_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spoken_word_albums_by_American_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_spoken_word_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_comedy_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_Central_Records_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Grammy_Award_for_Best_Comedy_Album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stark_Raving_Black<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_spoken_word_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stark Raving Black is a stand-up comedy film starring Lewis Black and directed by Adam Dubin. The 80 minute show was filmed in HD and 5.1 Surround Sound in Detroit, Michigan at The Fillmore Detroit on August 2, 2009. In the film, Black discusses politics and current events from the state of the economy to alternative energy. The DVD has 70 minutes of unedited and uncensored content, which is 40 minutes more than the television special.<EOS>"
5857,39423,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Butler_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United Artists Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>AGC International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Travis Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arianne Sutner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emma Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Olyphant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zach Galifianakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Fry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zoe Saldana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Jackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Lucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Walliams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amrita Acharia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Butler_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annapurna_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:AGC_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arianne_Sutner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Travis_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Butler_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Missing Link<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carter_Burwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Feature_Film_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bigfoot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Annapurna_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Tibet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cryptids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1886<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Yeti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_stop-motion_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Missing_Link_(2019_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Laika_(company)_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Missing Link is a 2019 American animated adventure comedy film produced by Laika. Written and directed by Chris Butler, it stars the voices of Hugh Jackman, Zoe Saldaña, David Walliams, Stephen Fry, Matt Lucas, Timothy Olyphant, Amrita Acharia, Ching Valdes-Aran, Emma Thompson, and Zach Galifianakis. The plot follows Mr. Link, a Sasquatch who, with the help of British explorers Sir Lionel Frost and Adelina Fortnight, travels to the Himalayas to meet his Yeti cousins.Development on a new stop-motion Laika animated film on ""Film Five"" began in April 2018, with Butler to direct and write the project and the voice cast announced. In May 2018, additional voice cast were announced, with the title being revealed. By June 2018, Laika announced that Missing Link would be released in April 2019. Production was reportedly underway by May 2018 with Laika's artists having constructed over 110 sets with 65 unique locations for the film. Carter Burwell composed the film's musical score. With a budget of $100 million, Missing Link is the most expensive film ever made from Laika and the most expensive stop-motion animated film of all time.Missing Link premiered in New York City on April 7, 2019, and was theatrically released in the United States on April 12, 2019 by Annapurna Pictures through United Artists Releasing. Missing Link is Laika's first film not to be distributed by Focus Features. Although it was a box-office failure, grossing $26.2 million against its $102.3 million production budget, losing $101.3 million, the film received positive reviews from critics, who praised its animation, voice-over performances, humor and light-hearted standards compared to other Laika works, although some drew criticism towards the writing. It won the Golden Globe Award for Best Animated Feature Film, making it the first non-CGI animated film to win in the category, and the first non-CGI animated film to win a Golden Globe since Waltz with Bashir (2008). It also received a nomination at the 92nd Academy Awards for Best Animated Feature.<EOS>"
5858,159313,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Oakie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Tracy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constance_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elmer_Blaney_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Praskins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Looking for Trouble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Twentieth_Century_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_for_Trouble_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Looking for Trouble is a 1934 American Pre-Code crime film directed by William A. Wellman and starring Spencer Tracy, Jack Oakie and Constance Cummings. After he is rejected by a woman, a man leaves his safe job and joins a gang that robs banks.  The film, set in Los Angeles and Long Beach, California features actual stock footage from the 1933 Long Beach earthquake.<EOS>"
5859,160780,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Gerretsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jayne_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_MacIvor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Shamata<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Carney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Heather Kjollesdal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Night Friend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Friend<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Night_Friend<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Night Friend is a Canadian drama film, directed by Peter Gerretsen and released in 1987. The film stars Chuck Shamata as Fr. Jack Donnell, a Roman Catholic priest who encounters a teen prostitute named Lindsay (Heather Kjollesdal), and tries to save her from life on the streets.The cast also includes Daniel MacIvor as Lindsay's boyfriend Lenny, Jayne Eastwood as a bag lady, and Art Carney as the monsignor.Eastwood received a Genie Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the 9th Genie Awards.<EOS>"
5860,6412,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Wolper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc Frydman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William H. Macy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brad Dourif<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christian Slater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Oldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>R. Lee Ermey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Embeth Davidtz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Gordon_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder in the First<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_miscarriage_of_justice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Torture_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_legal_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Wolper_Organization_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Marc_Rocco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_First_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alcatraz_Island_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder in the First is a 1995 American legal drama film, directed by Marc Rocco, written by Dan Gordon, and starring Christian Slater, Kevin Bacon, Gary Oldman, Embeth Davidtz, Brad Dourif, William H. Macy, and R. Lee Ermey. It tells the alternate history of a petty criminal named Henri Young who is sent to Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary and later put on trial for murder in the first degree as the lawyer representing him recounts Henri's life and when he represented Henri. This film was described on the movie poster as ""the case that took down Alcatraz"". The film received a mixed critical response, although Bacon's performance was praised by critics.<EOS>"
5861,23874,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS/Fox_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trans_World_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Manoogian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Larry_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rodney_Eastman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arell_Blanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Benedetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS/Fox_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trans_World_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Manoogian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Larry_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Miner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deadly Weapon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadly_Weapon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Deadly Weapon is a 1989 American science fiction film directed by Michael Miner and starring Rodney Eastman.<EOS>
5862,161443,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cirio H. Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Steis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cec_Verrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brett Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ed Crick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eye of the Eagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Philippines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cirio_H._Santiago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eye_of_the_Eagle_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Philippine_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Eye of the Eagle (also known as The Lost Command) is a 1987 action-thriller film directed and produced by Cirio H. Santiago, written by Joseph Zucchero, and starring Brett Baxter, Cec Verrell, William Steis, Ed Crick and Robert Patrick. It was followed in 1989 by Eye of the Eagle 2: Inside the Enemy.<EOS>"
5863,82964,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dell_Henderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dell_Henderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Del_Ruth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wife and Auto Trouble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mack_Sennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wife_and_Auto_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dell_Henderson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wife and Auto Trouble is a 1916 American silent comedy film short directed by Dell Henderson and Mack Sennett. It was made by the ""Tri-Stone Film Company"", an evolution of ""Keystone Triangle"" which in turn evolved from the famous Keystone Film Company.<EOS>"
5864,167942,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarke_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Canadian Filmmakers' Distribution Centre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clarke Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Knox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Royal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Denos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh McIntyre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eileen McIntyre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarke_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarke_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarke_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Only Thing You Know<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_docufiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Only_Thing_You_Know<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Only Thing You Know is a 1971 Canadian drama film, directed by Clarke Mackey.Described by critics as a female version of the 1964 film Nobody Waved Good-bye, the film stars Ann Knox as Ann, a teenager who is dissatisfied with her suburban Toronto life. Striking out on her own, she moves in with her boyfriend Scott (Allan Royal) in the downtown St. James Town neighbourhood, but becomes embroiled in a complex love triangle with Scott and his friend Paul (John Denos).The film's cast also includes Hugh McIntyre and Eileen McIntyre as Ann's parents.<EOS>"
5865,54838,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Will<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Will_(1921_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_J._M._Barrie<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Will is a 1921 British silent drama film directed by A. V. Bramble and starring Milton Rosmer, Evangeline Hilliard and Anthony Holles. It was based on the 1914 play The Will by J. M. Barrie. The plot revolves around the widow of a rich woman whose daughter falls in love with the family chauffeur.In terms of screen adaptations of Barrie's plays ""during the 1920s in Britain only the plays The Twelve-Pound Look and The Will, both starring Milton Rosmer were filmed. ""<EOS>"
5866,165273,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Minter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stanley Couzins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bela_Lugosi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lucan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Minter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mother Riley Meets the Vampire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mother_Riley_Meets_the_Vampire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Gilling<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mother Riley Meets the Vampire (also known as Vampire Over London and My Son, the Vampire) is a 1952 British horror comedy film directed by John Gilling, starring Arthur Lucan and Bela Lugosi. It was filmed at Nettlefold Studios.This was the final film of the Old Mother Riley film series, and did not feature Lucan's wife and business partner Kitty McShane, from whom he had separated in 1951. The film was later released in the U.S. in 1963 as My Son, the Vampire.A self-described vampire wants to build an army of robots to fulfill his goal of world domination. His only functional robot is accidentally shipped to Mother Riley. The vampire proceeds to kidnap Mother Riley.<EOS>"
5867,136121,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Bernhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ludovico Toeplitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Chevalier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Lockwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Betty Stockfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Desmond Tester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Bernhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Wimperis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Bernhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_J._Locke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greta_Heller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Beloved Vagabond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Curtis_Bernhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Beloved_Vagabond_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Darius_Milhaud<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Beloved Vagabond is a 1936 British musical drama film directed by Curtis Bernhardt and starring Maurice Chevalier, Betty Stockfeld, Margaret Lockwood and Austin Trevor. The film was made at Ealing Studios by the independent producer Ludovico Toeplitz.<EOS>"
5868,39273,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Carl Payne, Avery O Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Studio 11 Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sharon Tomlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kim Flowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Khalil Kain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clifton Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elijah Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Towanda Braxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carl Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Doris Morgado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Malek Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Princetón Perez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Valencia Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Payne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Flowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Misguided Behavior<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Misguided_Behavior<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Misguided Behavior is an American drama film written by Victor Cobb and directed by Carl Payne and Avery O Williams. The film stars Carl Payne, Khalil Kain, Towanda Braxton, Elijah Johnson, Princeton Perez and Malek Payne. It was released in 2017, by Studio 11 Films and November 7, 2018, on digital platforms.<EOS>"
5869,5909,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wes Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Iya Labunka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Buck Sanders, Richard Glasser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neve Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Courteney Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emma Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hayden Panettiere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Williamson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Williamson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scream 4<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scream 4:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_social_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marco_Beltrami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cousins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_familicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Weinstein_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kevin_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scream_(film_series)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wes_Craven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scream_4<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_horror_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Scream 4 (stylized as SCRE4M) is a 2011 American slasher film directed by Wes Craven and written by Kevin Williamson. Produced by Outerbanks Entertainment and distributed by Dimension Films, it is the sequel to Scream 3 (2000) and the fourth installment in the Scream film series. The film stars David Arquette, Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, Emma Roberts, Hayden Panettiere, Anthony Anderson, Alison Brie, Adam Brody, Rory Culkin, Marielle Jaffe, Erik Knudsen, Mary McDonnell, Marley Shelton and Nico Tortorella. The film takes place on the fifteenth anniversary of the original Woodsboro murders from Scream (1996) and involves Sidney Prescott (Campbell) returning to the town after ten years, where Ghostface once again begins killing students from Woodsboro High. Like its predecessors, Scream 4 combines the violence of the slasher genre with elements of black comedy and ""whodunit"" mystery to satirize the clichés of film remakes. The film also provides commentary on the extensive usage of social media and the obsession with internet fame.The series was originally intended to be a trilogy. However, in June 2008, the Weinstein Company announced a fourth film was in development, with Craven confirmed to direct in March 2010. In September 2009, Arquette, Campbell, and Cox were announced to be returning, after which the casting process lasted between April and September 2010. Principal photography began in June 2010 and ended in September that same year, taking place in and around Ann Arbor, Michigan. Scenes set around Woodsboro High School were filmed at Woodworth Middle School in Dearborn, Michigan. Ehren Kruger, who previously wrote the screenplay for Scream 3, was hired for script rewrites during production. Reshoots were filmed in early 2011, following test screenings.Scream 4 premiered at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles on April 11, 2011, and was released in the United States on April 15, 2011, by Dimension Films. The film received mixed reviews from critics at the time of release, earning praise for the performances, direction, and humor but criticism for the lack of scares and reliance on clichéd formulas. However, many considered it to be an improvement over its predecessor, and it has enjoyed several positive reappraisals since, particularly for its prescient examination of the impact of social media. It grossed $97 million worldwide on a budget of $40 million, becoming the lowest-grossing film in the Scream franchise.Scream 4 was the final film to be directed by Craven before his death in 2015. It was followed by the anthology television series Scream (2015–2019), which was developed for MTV without the involvement of the main cast or crew of the films, although Jackson returned to voice Ghostface in the third season. A fifth film, Scream, was released on January 14, 2022, by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
5870,115734,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pan_Cosmatos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlo_Ponti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Grade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:O._J._Simpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Lancaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sophia_Loren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava_Gardner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Strasberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pan_Cosmatos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlo_Ponti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Grade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Mankiewicz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Katz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pan_Cosmatos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cassandra Crossing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_viral_outbreaks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Czech_Republic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Embassy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ITC_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_infectious_diseases<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Carlo_Ponti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_P._Cosmatos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cassandra_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Tom_Mankiewicz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cassandra Crossing is a 1976 disaster thriller film directed by George Pan Cosmatos, from a screenplay he co-wrote with Tom Mankiewicz and Robert Katz. The film is about a viral outbreak aboard a cross-European train, as it heads to a derelict arch bridge which is liable to collapse. It stars an ensemble cast, featuring Sophia Loren, Richard Harris, Ava Gardner, Martin Sheen, Burt Lancaster, Lee Strasberg, O. J. Simpson, Ingrid Thulin, Lionel Stander, and Alida Valli.With the backing of the media tycoon Sir Lew Grade (the head of the British broadcast network Associated Television) and the Italian film producer Carlo Ponti, the international all-star cast was expected to attract a widespread audience, with rights sold prior to filming, to both British and American distributors. Ponti also saw the production as a showcase for his wife, Sophia Loren. Shooting took place on-location in France and Switzerland, and at Cinecittà Studios.The film was first released in Italy on December 18, 1976. It had a generally unfavourable critical response, though it was financially successful.<EOS>"
5871,84079,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shane_Acker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Focus Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Deborah Lurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Connelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John C. Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martin Landau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Tatasciore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Crispin Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elijah Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>9<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Luxembourg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1940s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Features_based_on_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_20th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Focus_Features_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adult_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dark_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:D-Box_motion-enhanced_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bazelevs_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Deborah_Lurie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Luxembourgian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Relativity_Media_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Pamela_Pettler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:9_(2009_animated_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Focus_Features_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>9 is a 2009 animated post-apocalyptic science fiction film directed by Shane Acker based on his 2005 short film created at the UCLA Animation Workshop. The film was written by Pamela Pettler and produced by Jim Lemley, Tim Burton, Timur Bekmambetov and Dana Ginsburg. Set in an alternate version of the 1940s, the film follows a rag doll labeled ""9"" who awakens shortly after the end of humanity following the uprising of machines. The film features the voices of Elijah Wood, John C. Reilly, Jennifer Connelly, Christopher Plummer and Crispin Glover, with Martin Landau and Fred Tatasciore.9 was released by Focus Features in theatres on September 9, 2009. The film received generally mixed reviews from critics, earned $48.4 million on a $30 million budget and received an Outstanding Producer of Animated Theatrical Motion Pictures nomination in 21st Producers Guild of America Awards. The film was released on DVD and Blu-ray on December 29, 2009.<EOS>"
5872,150787,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Never_Land_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Paul Annett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Never_Land_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sharp Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Never_Land_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Never_Land_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Never_Land_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Never Never Land<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Never_Land_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Never_Land_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Never_Land_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Never_Land_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Never_Land_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Never_Land_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Never_Land_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Never_Land_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ron_Grainer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Never Never Land  is a 1980 British drama film directed by Paul Annett and starring Petula Clark, Cathleen Nesbitt, John Castle, and Anne Seymour. It is named after Never Never Land, the magical setting of the classic children's tales of Peter Pan.<EOS>"
5873,167544,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward J. White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dale_Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>South of Caliente<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:South_of_Caliente<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Witney<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>South of Caliente  is a 1951 American Western film directed by William Witney and starring Roy Rogers.One highlight of the film is the gypsy dance as done by Lillian Molieri (aka Lupe Mayorga). Her husband Francisco Mayorga worked with Roy in ""Hands Across The Border."" and her young adopted son, (Later to be a Hall of Fame Guitarist) Bill Aken did a vocal duet with Roy on the song ""The Big Silver Screen"" in 1959. A unique two generation family association in which all three family members appeared with Roy Rogers.<EOS>"
5874,136198,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Maude<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Distributing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.W._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Gielgud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benita_Hume<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Peacock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donald Calthrop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Maude<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Producers_Distributing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S.W._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Hayden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Clue of the New Pin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transitional_sound_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Clue_of_the_New_Pin_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Maude<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Clue of the New Pin is a 1929 all-talking sound British crime film directed by Arthur Maude and starring Benita Hume, Kim Peacock, and Donald Calthrop. The soundtrack was recorded using the British Phototone sound-on-disc system. It was made at Beaconsfield Studios. This film is important historically as being Britain's first all-talking feature film produced entirely in Britain. The first all-talking British feature production, a film entitled Black Waters, had been produced in the United States due to a lack of sound recording equipment in Britain.The film was one of only 10 filmed in British Phototone, a sound-on-disc system which used 12-inch discs. All of the other nine films made in this process were short films. In March 1929, this film and The Crimson Circle, filmed in the De Forest Phonofilm sound-on-film system, were 'trade-shown' to cinema exhibitors.This film is an adaptation of the 1923 novel The Clue of the New Pin by Edgar Wallace. It was later remade in 1961.<EOS>"
5875,53698,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Unexpected Father<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Unexpected_Father<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Schayer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Unexpected Father is a 1932 American comedy film directed by Thornton Freeland and starring Slim Summerville, Zasu Pitts, and Cora Sue Collins. It was produced and distributed by Universal Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the art director Thomas F. O'Neill.<EOS>"
5876,6909,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jerry Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Hopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Blees<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Richter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Roman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Desire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oklahoma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ross_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Skinner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jerry_Hopper<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>One Desire is a 1955 Technicolor drama romance film directed by Jerry Hopper and starring Anne Baxter, Julia Adams and Rock Hudson. Described as a ""rugged story of oil-boom Oklahoma in the early 1900s"", it was adapted from Conrad Richter's best-selling 1942 novel Tacey Cromwell.  Baxter portrays a gambling house owner, Hudson a card dealer turned bank president and Adams the woman who comes between them. A young Natalie Wood is also in a featured role.Although the music is generally by Frank Skinner, the film features a Henry Mancini song sung by Gene Boyd and backed by the Glenn Miller Orchestra which was uncredited to Mancini.<EOS>"
5877,95973,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephanie_Langhoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcia_Gay_Harden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shailene_Woodley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robinne Fanfair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nadia_Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephanie_Langhoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_(film_and_television)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Children's_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drama_(film_and_television)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Children's_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_horses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1770s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nadia_Tass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Girl_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Felicity:_An_American_Girl_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Revolutionary_War_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Felicity: An American Girl Adventure is the second in the series of American Girl film series. It is a made-for-television drama film that is based on the American Girl children's books written by Valerie Tripp, and premiered on The WB on November 29, 2005. The teleplay was written by Anna Sandor.The film revolves around Felicity Merriman's adventures during the onset of the American Revolution.<EOS>"
5878,103115,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vic_Roberts_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_D._Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Grandad Rudd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gran'dad Rudd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_G._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grandad_Rudd<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Steele_Rudd<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Grandad Rudd is a 1935 comedy featuring the Dad and Dave characters created by Steele Rudd and based on a play by Rudd. It was a sequel to On Our Selection, and was later followed by Dad and Dave Come to Town and Dad Rudd, MP.<EOS>"
5879,158798,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Q. Steel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You Will Remember<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Will_Remember<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>You Will Remember is a 1941 British musical drama film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Robert Morley, Emlyn Williams and Dorothy Hyson. It portrays the life of the composer Leslie Stuart. Featured songs include ""Tell Me Pretty Maiden"", ""Sue"", ""Florodora"", ""Lily of Laguna"", ""Soldiers of the King"" and ""Dolly Daydream"".The title stems from the master of ceremonies in the British music halls who would say ""You will remember (this song)"" when introducing old favourites.<EOS>"
5880,93844,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T.O._McCreadie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Eroc Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A.K. McCreadie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>T.O. McCreadie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Tingwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Doleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T.O._McCreadie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T.O._McCreadie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zelma_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T.O._McCreadie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Always Another Dawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pacific_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_naval_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Always_Another_Dawn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_war_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Always Another Dawn is a 1948 Australian wartime melodrama directed by T.O. McCreadie. It was the first leading role for Bud Tingwell.<EOS>
5881,128125,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Arthur Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jeremy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lee_Holdridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Elliott_Kastner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jeremy is a 1973 American romantic-drama film starring Robby Benson and Glynnis O'Connor as two high school students who share a tentative month-long romance. It was the first film directed by Arthur Barron, and won the prize for Best First Work in the 1973 Cannes Film Festival. Benson was also nominated for a Golden Globe Award for his performance as the title character.<EOS>"
5882,10744,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_T._Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Producer:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Associate producer:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tyrone_Power<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Carrol_Naish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynn_Bari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Darnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vicente_Gomez_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rita_Hayworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laird_Cregar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nazimova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_T._Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blood and Sand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_cinematographer_won_the_Best_Cinematography_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sound_film_remakes_of_silent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Spanish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bullfighting_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rouben_Mamoulian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1941_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Vicente_Blasco_Ibáñez<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blood and Sand is a 1941 American  Technicolor film drama starring Tyrone Power, Linda Darnell, Rita Hayworth and Nazimova. Directed by Rouben Mamoulian, it was produced by 20th Century Fox and was based on the 1908 Spanish novel Blood and Sand (Sangre y arena) by Vicente Blasco Ibáñez. The supporting cast features Anthony Quinn, Lynn Bari, Laird Cregar, J. Carrol Naish, John Carradine and George Reeves. Rita Hayworth's singing voice was dubbed by Gracilla Pirraga.Other versions of Blood and Sand include a 1922 version produced by Paramount Pictures and starring Rudolph Valentino, a 1916 version filmed by Blasco Ibanez with the help of Max André, and a 1989 version starring Christopher Rydell and Sharon Stone.Blood and Sand was the fourth and last film in which Tyrone Power and Linda Darnell worked together. The others were Day-Time Wife (1939), Brigham Young (1940) and The Mark of Zorro (1940).<EOS>"
5883,15815,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lakeshore_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Grace Loh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chevy Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lizzy Caplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rob Corddry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Crispin Glover<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Craig Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clark Duke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Pink<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lakeshore_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Morris_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Anders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Morris_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Heald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_alcoholism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christophe_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1986<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2010<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_skiing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sean_Anders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Tub_Time_Machine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Pink<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hot Tub Time Machine is a 2010 American science fiction comedy farce film directed by Steve Pink and written by Josh Heald, Sean Anders, and John Morris. John Cusack, Rob Corddry, Craig Robinson, and Clark Duke star in the film as four men who accidentally time travel back to 1986 using a hot tub and must find a way to return to 2010. The supporting cast includes Sebastian Stan, Crispin Glover, Lizzy Caplan, and Chevy Chase.The film was released on March 26, 2010. It received positive reviews and grossing $64.6 million against a claimed budget of $36 million. A sequel, Hot Tub Time Machine 2, was released on February 20, 2015.<EOS>"
5884,169778,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_G._Badger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>J.H. Hoffberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Jory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Coote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_G._Badger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Chauvel_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elsa_Chauvel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rangle River<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rangle_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Zane_Grey<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Rangle River is a 1936 Australian Western film directed by Clarence G. Badger based on a story by Zane Grey.<EOS>
5885,171024,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sundown Rider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lambert_Hillyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sundown_Rider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sundown Rider is a 1932 American pre-Code Western film directed by Lambert Hillyer and starring Buck Jones. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures. A print is held by the Library of Congress Packard Campus for Audio-Visual Conservation.<EOS>
5886,166086,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_A._Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Salon Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Jacobs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_A._Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Ann_Clifford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Nicholas_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Burton_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maggie Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bartlett_Mullins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Pajo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gillian Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Cardew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_A._Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_A._Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sex and the Other Woman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex_and_the_Other_Woman<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stanley_Long<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sex and the Other Woman (also known as The Other Woman) is a 1972 British sex comedy film directed by Stanley A. Long, presented by Richard Wattis. It was written by Adrien Reid and comprises a quartet of stories on the subject of adultery.<EOS>"
5887,168832,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_J._Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Speechley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glory_Annen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Stokes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava_Cadell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Ferguson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lynne Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Rowlatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_J._Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miracle_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Outer Touch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Berkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alien_abduction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_artificial_intelligence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outer_Touch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_J._Warren<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Outer Touch (US title Spaced Out, also known as Outer Reach and Outer Spaced) is a 1979 British science fiction sex comedy film directed by Norman J. Warren and starring Glory Annen, Barry Stokes and Ava Cadell. The screenplay was by Andrew Payne from a story by David Speechley.<EOS>"
5888,167912,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Direction:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Stultz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fresh Vegetable Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Color_Classics_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fresh_Vegetable_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fruit_and_vegetable_characters<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fresh Vegetable Mystery is a 1939 Color Classics cartoon. It was released on September 29, 1939.<EOS>"
5889,159694,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Norman Sheldon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astor_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Lautem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunset_Carson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lee Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bobby Clack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astor_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rio Grande<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Astor_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rio Grande is a 1949 American western film directed by Norman Sheldon and starring Sunset Carson, Lee Morgan and Bobby Clack. It was distributed by the low-budget company Astor Pictures. It was shot on location in San Ygnacio, Texas and at the Oliver Drake Ranch in California.<EOS>"
5890,14491,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clay_Borris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Clay Borris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John F. Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clay Borris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronalda_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Garry Borris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clay_Borris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clay_Borris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clay_Borris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alligator Shoes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alligator_Shoes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clay_Borris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alligator Shoes is a 1981 Canadian drama film directed by Clay Borris. Written by Borris as a fictionalization of his own family story, and acted predominantly by Borris and his real family, the film centres on Mike and Bin Allard (brothers Clay and Garry Borris), two brothers in Toronto whose life is turned upside down when their aunt Danielle (stage actress Ronalda Jones, in the film's only major role played by a professional actress) comes to stay with their family after having a nervous breakdown. Made for a budget of just $400,000 ($1.27 million today), the film was an expansion of Rose's House, a short film Borris previously directed for CBC Television.The film premiered in the Director's Fortnight section of the 1981 Cannes Film Festival. It had its theatrical premiere in Canada in June 1981.The film received four Genie Award nominations at the 3rd Genie Awards in 1982: Best Actress (Jones), Best Original Screenplay (Borris), Best Cinematography (John F. Phillips) and Best Editing (Gordon McClellan). It received the Golden Ducat at the 1981 International Filmfestival Mannheim-Heidelberg in Mannheim.<EOS>"
5891,45327,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_'...And_God_Spoke'<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Arthur Borman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_'...And_God_Spoke'<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_'...And_God_Spoke'<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Live_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_'...And_God_Spoke'<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Making of '...And God Spoke'<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_'...And_God_Spoke'<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_'...And_God_Spoke'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_'...And_God_Spoke'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_'...And_God_Spoke'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_'...And_God_Spoke'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Making_of_'...And_God_Spoke'<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mockumentary_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Making of ‘…and God Spoke’ is a 1993 mockumentary about the production of a film based on the Bible that follows a producer and director through the various stages of making a $15 million Hollywood film.<EOS>
5892,48867,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Granger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deborah Kerr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Calhern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Douglas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Coote<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jane Greer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Ogden_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_L._Balderston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wells_Root<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_Langley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Prisoner of Zenda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alfred_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Donald_Ogden_Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Prisoner_of_Zenda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1897<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Noel_Langley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_L._Balderston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Prisoner_of_Zenda_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Prisoner of Zenda is a 1952 American Technicolor adventure film version of the 1894 novel of the same name by Anthony Hope and a remake of the 1937 sound version and the 1922 silent. This first color version, made by Loew's and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, was directed by Richard Thorpe and produced by Pandro S. Berman. The film stars Stewart Granger, Deborah Kerr, and James Mason, with Louis Calhern, Robert Douglas, Jane Greer, and Robert Coote in supporting roles.The screenplay, attributed to Noel Langley, was nearly word-for-word identical to the 1937 Ronald Colman version. It was written by John L. Balderston, adapted by Wells Root, from the Hope novel and the stage play by Edward Rose. Additional dialogue was written by Donald Ogden Stewart. Alfred Newman's 1937 music score was adapted by Conrad Salinger; Newman was unavailable to work on this version. The cinematography was by Joseph Ruttenberg, the art direction was by Cedric Gibbons and Hans Peters, while the costume design was by Walter Plunkett.The Prisoner of Zenda was released to cinemas on November 4, 1952.<EOS>"
5893,135777,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Lippert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Stephens_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Lippert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Stephens_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Highway 13<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Raoul_Kraushaar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Highway_13_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Highway 13 is a 1948 American drama film directed by William Berke and starring Robert Lowery. Lowery had just made Shep Comes Home for financier Robert L. Lippert.<EOS>
5894,98214,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Sugerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Adler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Salamon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Dusenberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhonda_Shear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Sugerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gilbert_Adler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Salamon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernie_Kahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Basic Training<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gilbert_Adler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Basic_Training_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Playboy_Productions_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Basic Training (a.k.a. Up the Military) is a 1985 sex comedy film by Andrew Sugerman.  It is often considered to be one of the worst films of 1985. While set in Washington, D.C., most of the production was filmed in Los Angeles, including Bob Hope Patriotic Hall. During production the working title was ""Up The Pentagon.""<EOS>"
5895,81562,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Dertano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Screen Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joanne_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Dertano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_C._Dertano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girl Gang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_Gang<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Girl Gang is an American crime film, co-written, edited and directed by Robert C. Dertano and co-written and produced under the personal supervision of George Weiss.  The film starred Joanne Arnold and Timothy Farrell and was released in 1954.<EOS>"
5896,59834,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Dean DeBlois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clark_Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Montan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ving Rhames<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Michael Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tia Carrere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Ogden Stiers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daveigh Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Scott Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zoe Caldwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_DeBlois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clark_Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_DeBlois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lilo & Stitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lilo & Stitch: An Original Walt Disney Records Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hawaii<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alan_Silvestri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Animation_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comic_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_surfing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Annie_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Chris_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_duos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Clark_Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dean_DeBlois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dean_DeBlois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chris_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Impact_of_the_September_11_attacks_on_cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_duos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilo_&_Stitch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lilo_&_Stitch_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lilo & Stitch is a 2002 American animated science fiction comedy-drama film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation for Walt Disney Pictures. It was written and directed by Chris Sanders and Dean DeBlois in their directorial debuts, and produced by Clark Spencer, based on an original story created by Sanders. It stars Daveigh Chase and Sanders as the voices of the title characters, respectively, with the voices of Tia Carrere, David Ogden Stiers, Kevin McDonald, Ving Rhames, Jason Scott Lee, Zoe Caldwell, and Kevin Michael Richardson in supporting roles. It was the second of three Disney animated feature films produced primarily at the Florida animation studio in Disney-MGM Studios at Walt Disney World near Orlando, Florida.The film tells the story of two individuals - an orphaned Hawaiian girl named Lilo Pelekai, who is raised by her struggling older sister, Nani, after their parents' deaths, and the genetically engineered extraterrestrial creature Experiment 626, whom Lilo adopts as her ""dog"" and renames ""Stitch"". Stitch, who was designed to cause chaos and destruction, initially uses Lilo to avoid recapture by an intergalactic federation. They develop a close bond through the Hawaiian concept of ʻohana, or extended family, causing Stitch to reconsider his intended destructive purpose, to keep his newfound family together.The film is based on an idea by Sanders, who originally conceived Stitch in 1985, and the film's design and aesthetics are based on his personal art style. Stitch was initially at the center of a children's book Sanders had conceptualized, but later abandoned. A feature-length film starring the character entered development in 1997 when Thomas Schumacher, then the president of Walt Disney Feature Animation, approached Sanders with the objective of producing ""the Dumbo for our generation."" The use of watercolor backgrounds hearkened back to early Disney productions such as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937). The film and its accompanying soundtrack made extensive use of the music of Elvis Presley, while Alan Silvestri composed the film's score.Lilo & Stitch premiered at the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles on June 16, 2002, and was theatrically released in the United States on June 21. The film received positive reviews from critics, who praised its story, humor, charm, and originality. Produced on an $80 million budget and promoted with a marketing campaign that played up its oddities, it was a box-office success, grossing over $273 million worldwide. It was nominated for Best Animated Feature at the 75th Academy Awards, but lost to Spirited Away. The film's success made it a highlight of Disney's post-animation renaissance era in the 2000s, spawning a franchise that includes three direct-to-video film sequels, three television series, and a live-action adaptation that was released in 2025.<EOS>"
5897,79531,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Bain_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_J._Scherick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Bain_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_J._Scherick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>What Became of Jack and Jill?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_Became_of_Jack_and_Jill%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amicus_Productions_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>What Became of Jack and Jill? is a 1972 British horror film directed by Bill Bain and starring Mona Washbourne, Paul Nicholas, and Vanessa Howard. It was part of an abandoned attempt by Amicus Pictures to differentiate itself with Hammer Studios by breaking into the exploitation film market. Studio executives were ultimately too disturbed by the final product to release it under the Amicus name, and they sold the film to 20th Century Fox.<EOS>"
5898,14539,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Craig Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ViewCave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sylvia Caminer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Craig Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neil_Patrick_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Lillard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Animal Room<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Animal_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Animal Room is a 1995 American thriller drama film directed, produced, and written by Craig Singer and starring Neil Patrick Harris as a bullied drug-using teenager and Matthew Lillard as the bully who loves to torment Harris's character. The film is referred to as a modernized version of A Clockwork Orange and features an appearance from the punk rock band Misfits.<EOS>"
5899,71145,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Beaird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Crown International Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marilyn_Jacobs_Tenser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Hesseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Foreman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_McClory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_J._Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Beaird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crown_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marilyn_Jacobs_Tenser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Beaird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Chauffeur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crown_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Beaird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Chauffeur<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chauffeurs<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Chauffeur is a 1986 American comedy film produced by Crown International Pictures and Marimark Productions starring Deborah Foreman, Sam J. Jones, Howard Hesseman and E.G. Marshall. It was written and directed by David Beaird. The original music score was composed by Paul Hertzog with additional music by The Wigs.The film was released on January 24, 1986 and was marketed with the tagline: ""Some women will, some won't... some men do, some don't. This driver might go everywhere, do anything...for your sizzling backseat pleasure"".<EOS>"
5900,109106,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Irish and Proud of It<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Irish_and_Proud_of_It_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_black-and-white_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Irish and Proud of It is a 1936 comedy film directed and co-written by Donovan Pedelty and starring Richard Hayward, Dinah Sheridan and Liam Gaffney produced in the Irish Free State period. In the film, a popular London-based Irish singer announces one evening how much he would love to go home to his home village in rural Ireland. For a prank, some of his friends take him up on this offer. He is kidnapped and deposited on a wild moor. He returns to the village of his youth, slightly disorientated, and battles an American gangster who has taken control of the settlement.It was made at Wembley Studios as a quota quickie for release by the British subsidiary of Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
5901,96895,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>William Tannen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TriStar_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rip Torn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kris Kristofferson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Treat Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tess Harper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Flashpoint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tangerine_Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Neo-Western_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_assassination_of_John_F._Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_Border_Patrol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flashpoint_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Tannen_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Flashpoint is a 1984 American neo-western action thriller film starring Kris Kristofferson, Treat Williams, Rip Torn, Jean Smart, Kurtwood Smith, and Tess Harper. The film is directed by William Tannen in his directorial debut, and is based on the novel of the same name by George LaFountaine, with a screenplay by Dennis Shryack and Michael Butler. The original score was composed and performed by Tangerine Dream. It was the first theatrical film produced by HBO Pictures.<EOS>"
5902,137701,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Blyth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nicolas Stiliadis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paco Alvarez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_L._Keith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kari_Wuhrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristoffer Ryan Winters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Red-Blooded American Girl II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red-Blooded_American_Girl_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Red-Blooded American Girl II (also known as Hot Blooded, Red Blooded 2, and Hit & Run) is a 1997 Canadian thriller film by New Zealand-born director David Blyth. It is billed as a sequel to Blyth's 1990 film Red Blooded American Girl, despite featuring a different cast and premise.<EOS>"
5903,19839,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ridin' Down the Canyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridin'_Down_the_Canyon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ridin' Down the Canyon is a 1942 American Western film directed by Joseph Kane and starring Roy Rogers. Members of the Western Writers of America chose its title song as one of the Top 100 Western songs of all time, ranked 97.<EOS>"
5904,167209,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucien Littlefield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Albertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chesterfield_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_R._Batcheller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Winifred_Dunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Webster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rainbow Over Broadway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Chesterfield_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainbow_Over_Broadway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rainbow Over Broadway is a 1933 American pre-Code musical drama film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Joan Marsh, Frank Albertson and Lucien Littlefield. The film's sets were designed by the art director Edward C. Jewell.<EOS>"
5905,107974,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nate_Gatzert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Heroes of the Range<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spencer_Gordon_Bennet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Heroes_of_the_Range<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Heroes of the Range is a 1936 American Western film directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet and starring Ken Maynard, June Gale and Harry Woods.<EOS>"
5906,88227,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Markowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elizabeth Chandler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Kurta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Spano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Dern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Loggia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Rooker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Markowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Air_Force<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stewart_Copeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Afterburn_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Markowitz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Afterburn is a 1992 drama film written and produced for television, based on a true story where one woman takes on the United States military and General Dynamics, manufacturer of the F-16 jet fighter aircraft that took her husband's life. The docudrama starred Laura Dern, Robert Loggia, and Vincent Spano. The film's name is derived from the ""Afterburner"" bar where the central character (Janet Harduvel), who works as a waitress, met her future husband, a setting that forms the focus of the first part of the film.<EOS>"
5907,141238,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carman_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bosko's Store<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko's_Store<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bosko_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bosko's Store is a 1932 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Hugh Harman. It was released on August 13, 1932, and stars Bosko, the first star of the series. As is the case with most Looney Tunes of its time, it was directed by Hugh Harman and its music scored by Frank Marsales.<EOS>"
5908,26742,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_March_Investigates<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_March_Investigates<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Ginsberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_March_Investigates<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Karloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_March_Investigates<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_March_Investigates<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Ginsberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_March_Investigates<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_March_Investigates<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Colonel March Investigates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_March_Investigates<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_March_Investigates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_March_Investigates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_March_Investigates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_March_Investigates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_March_Investigates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Colonel_March_Investigates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Colonel March Investigates is a 1953 British film directed by Cy Endfield. The film comprises the three pilot episodes of the TV series Colonel March of Scotland Yard that were filmed in 1952, starring Boris Karloff. These episodes were ""Hot Money"", ""Death in the Dressing Room"" and ""The New Invisible Man"". all adaptations of stories from the Department of Queer Complaints collection by John Dickson Carr (writing as Carter Dickson). The screenplay was credited to ""Leo Davis"", disguising the involvement of blacklisted screenwriters Abraham Polonsky and Walter Bernstein.The Colonel March TV series premiered first in the United States from Dec. 1954 to Spring of 1955, with a total of 26 episodes. It was broadcast on television in England in 1955 on Associated Television (ITV London, weekends), on 26 consecutive Saturday evenings from September 24, 1955 until March 17, 1956.<EOS>"
5909,15898,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Pen Densham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TNT_(American_TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leanna Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pen_Densham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TNT_(American_TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_magic_and_magicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TNT_Network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Pen_Densham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Harry_Houdini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Houdini_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Arthur_Conan_Doyle<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Houdini is a 1998 American biographical drama television film about the life of the magician Harry Houdini, written and directed by Pen Densham. It stars Johnathon Schaech, Stacy Edwards, Paul Sorvino and David Warner. It debuted on TNT on December 6, 1998.<EOS>"
5910,14468,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Edwards_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Vanguard Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Brother Jack Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Hillis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Klavens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Del_Guidice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Edwards_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Edwards_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All The Wrong Places<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_the_Wrong_Places_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>All the Wrong Places is a 2000 American independent film directed by Martin Edwards. The film is a romantic comedy with actress Ali Hillis in the main role.The plot follows Marissa (Ali Hillis) as she decides to become a filmmaker.The film was shown at the 2000 Brooklyn Film Festival where the director tied with Wendy Jo Cohen for an award.<EOS>
5911,81956,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bugs Bunny sequence:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lillian_Randolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Childress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Glenn Leedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Pal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Miller_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jasper Goes Hunting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hunters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Belgian_Congo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppetoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jasper_Goes_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Pal<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jasper Goes Hunting is an animated short film in the Puppetoons series, directed and produced by George Pal and first released on July 28, 1944. The short was distributed by Paramount Pictures. The short features Jasper, his friend/nemesis Professor Scarecrow, and the Blackbird.<EOS>"
5912,90034,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Costa-Gavras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrei_Boncea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Costa-Gavras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrei_Boncea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Amen.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Romanian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romanian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_critical_of_the_Catholic_Church<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bucharest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Holocaust_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romanian_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vatican_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Costa_Gavras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Film_Lumières_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romanian_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_popes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romanian_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Amen.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pope_Pius_XII<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Amen. is a 2002 historical war drama film directed and co-written by Costa-Gavras. Based on the play The Deputy by Rolf Hochhuth, the film examines the political and diplomatic relationship between the Vatican and Nazi Germany during World War II. It stars Ulrich Tukur, Mathieu Kassovitz, Sebastian Koch, Ulrich Mühe, Ion Caramitru, and Marcel Iureş. It was a co-production between French, German, and Romanian studios.The film premiered at the 52nd Berlin International Film Festival, where it was nominated for the Golden Bear. It was nominated for seven César Awards, including for Best Film and Best Director, and won the award for Best Original Screenplay or Adaptation (Costa-Gavras and Jean-Claude Grumberg).<EOS>"
5913,141107,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_One-Shots<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>''[[#Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_One-Shots<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Feige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_One-Shots<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>''[[#Cast and characters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_One-Shots<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_One-Shots<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_One-Shots<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_One-Shots<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_One-Shots<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buena_Vista_Home_Entertainment_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_One-Shots<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Marvel_One-Shots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Marvel_One-Shots<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Marvel One-Shots are a series of direct-to-video short films produced by Marvel Studios, set within or inspired by the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Initially released from 2011 to 2014, they were included as special features on the MCU films' Blu-ray and digital distribution releases. The films, which range from 3 to 15 minutes, are designed to be self-contained stories that provide more backstory for characters or events introduced in the films. Two of the shorts inspired the development of MCU television series.The Consultant (2011) and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer (2011) star Clark Gregg as Agent Phil Coulson and offer up brief, self-contained stories about a day in the life of a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent. Marvel Studios then made several longer One-Shots: Item 47 (2012), starring Lizzy Caplan and Jesse Bradford as a down-on-their-luck couple who find a discarded Chitauri gun after the events of The Avengers (2012); Agent Carter (2013), starring Hayley Atwell as Peggy Carter after the events of Captain America: The First Avenger (2011); and All Hail the King (2014), starring Ben Kingsley as Trevor Slattery after the events of Iron Man 3 (2013).The first two shorts received generally negative reviews, but the rest were more positively received and highlighted for their contributions to expanding the MCU. All the One-Shots were made available on Disney+ by January 2022, when the Team Thor mockumentary shorts (released from 2016 to 2018) were reclassified as One-Shots.<EOS>"
5914,160248,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Something Weird Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mayflower Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred M. Sandy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James F. Hurley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony McCabe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Brooker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Something Weird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herschell_Gordon_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Something_Weird_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Something Weird is a 1967 American exploitation film directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis. It stars, among others, Tony McCabe and Elizabeth Lee and features a paranormal plot involving LSD drug use, a psychic, a hideous witch who morphs into a young woman, a séance, a kung-fu chopping socialite, ghosts, psychopaths and federal agents.The film played on a double bill with another 1967 film by the same director, The Gruesome Twosome.The film distributor Something Weird Video, based in Seattle, gets its name from this film. They specialize in obscure and exploitation films, like Something Weird.<EOS>"
5915,128062,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>George Casey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Houston_Museum_of_Natural_Science<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Houston_Museum_of_Natural_Science<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alaska: Spirit of the Wild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_nature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Inuktitut-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alaska:_Spirit_of_the_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Natural_history_of_Alaska<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alaska: Spirit of the Wild is a documentary film featuring the landscape and wildlife of Alaska. It is directed by George Casey, narrated by Charlton Heston and was distributed to IMAX theaters in 1997.Alaskan wildlife featured in the film include moose, bears, seals, wolves, caribou, and whales, while narrator Heston provides background information. Aerial and underwater photography are utilized throughout the production. Casey had previously created the documentary, Africa: The Serengeti, also for IMAX.The film has been well-received by critics and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Documentary Short Subject in 1998.<EOS>"
5916,40897,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gottlieb_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Engelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Austin Pendleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Madeline Zima<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sherman Hemsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hulk Hogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mother Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raymond O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Johansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Gorman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gottlieb_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gottlieb_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Nanny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bodyguards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wrestling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Gottlieb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Nanny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_child_care_occupations<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Nanny is a 1993 American family comedy film starring professional wrestler Hulk Hogan. The working title of the film was Rough Stuff, and David Johansen also recorded a song by that name for the film.Despite the film failing commercially, it is considered a cult classic, particularly among Hulk Hogan fans.<EOS>"
5917,86214,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Bernhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bette Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenn_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Ruggles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bette_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dane_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Bernhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bette_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Turney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Stolen Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_twin_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Curtis_Bernhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Stolen_Life_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_British_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Stolen Life is a 1946 American drama film starring Bette Davis, who also produced it. The film, based on the 1935 novel A Stolen Life by Karel Josef Benes, was directed by Curtis Bernhardt. Among the supporting cast are Glenn Ford, Dane Clark, Peggy Knudsen, Charlie Ruggles, and Bruce Bennett. It is a remake of the 1939 British film Stolen Life starring Elisabeth Bergner and Michael Redgrave.It was nominated for Best Special Effects (William C. McGann; Special Audible Effects by Nathan Levinson) at the 19th Academy Awards, but lost to Blithe Spirit.The second time Davis played twin sisters was in Dead Ringer (1964).<EOS>"
5918,167688,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Wieland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astral_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joyce Wieland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Judy Steed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Moore_(Canadian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Celine_Lomez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Wieland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Astral_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Wieland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joyce_Wieland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Far Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Far_Shore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Far Shore is a Canadian drama film, directed by Joyce Wieland and released in 1976. Wieland's first commercial narrative feature film after years of making experimental short films, The Far Shore is a romantic drama which borrows elements from the life and death of painter Tom Thomson.It premiered at the 1976 Cannes Film Festival, before having its Canadian premiere at the Canadian Film Institute's Ottawa 76 festival in August.<EOS>"
5919,171377,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Katherena Vermette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Erika MacPherson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alicia Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kyle Kematch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherena_Vermette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherena_Vermette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>This River<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_First_Nations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_violence_against_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Missing_and_Murdered_Indigenous_Women_and_Girls_movement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Winnipeg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Short_Documentary_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Métis_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Violence_against_Indigenous_women_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Red_River_of_the_North<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_River<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Women_in_Manitoba<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>This River is a 2016 Canadian short documentary film directed by Katherena Vermette and Erika MacPherson. The film centres on Drag the Red, a volunteer group in Manitoba who search the Red River for the bodies of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.Smith has stated that it was Vermette's North End Love Songs which helped draw her attention to the perspectives of indigenous youth from the North End and the experience of having missing family members.Principal photography took place August 8 to 16, 2016, with an all-woman crew documenting the work of Drag the Red volunteer Kyle Kematch. The crew spent much of that time filming from a small fleet of donated boats. The director of photographer was Iris Ng, with Anita Lubosh recording sound.The film received the 2016 Coup de coeur du jury award at Montreal's Terres en vues/Land InSights First Peoples' Festival and had its public premiere in Vermette's hometown of Winnipeg on October 5 at the Winnipeg Art Gallery. At the 5th Canadian Screen Awards in 2017, the film won the Canadian Screen Award for Best Short Documentary Film.<EOS>"
5920,47039,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Raffill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Diane Kirman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patricia T. Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Seymour_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Keach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blake_Bashoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jamie_Renée_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mallory_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewart_Raffill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pirate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jungle_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Scott_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Swiss_Family_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_New_Swiss_Family_Robinson<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Stewart_Raffill<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The New Swiss Family Robinson is a 1998 American adventure film directed by Stewart Raffill. The film is based on the 1812 novel The Swiss Family Robinson by Johann David Wyss, and stars Jane Seymour, David Carradine, James Keach, John Mallory Asher, Blake Bashoff, and Jamie Renée Smith.<EOS>"
5921,23907,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>R.J. Kizer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Thompson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Norris_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Swayze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Drago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Sung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chad_McQueen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Norris_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death Ring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Ring<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Death Ring is a 1992 action film starring Mike Norris, Billy Drago, Chad McQueen, Elizabeth Sung, Don Swayze, Ron Thompson and directed by R.J. Kizer.<EOS>"
5922,23909,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Emmett Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Steele_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoot_Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Maynard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Kavanaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Beecher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death Valley Rangers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_Valley_Rangers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Emmett_Tansey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Death Valley Rangers is a 1943 American Western film directed by Robert Emmett Tansey and starring Ken Maynard, Hoot Gibson, and Bob Steele.<EOS>"
5923,160208,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mickey_Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phase_4_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mira_Sorvino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Gossett_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Fonda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Mickey_Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phase_4_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Smitty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Iowa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Iowa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2010<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smitty_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Phase_4_Films_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Smitty is a 2012 American family drama film directed by David Mickey Evans and starring Mira Sorvino, Peter Fonda and Louis Gossett Jr.<EOS>"
5924,48349,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pipe<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Risteard_Ó_Domhnaill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pipe<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinetic Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pipe<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rachel Lysaght<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pipe<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Risteard_Ó_Domhnaill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pipe<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pipe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pipe<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pipe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pipe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pipe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pipe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pipe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_fossil_fuels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pipe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Corrib_gas_controversy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Pipe (Irish: An Píopa) is a 2010 Irish documentary film about the Shell to Sea campaign, when a small village stood up to Big Oil.<EOS>"
5925,52075,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Odets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Wald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Franciosa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rita_Hayworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Odets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Wald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Odets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Story On Page One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_adultery_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elmer_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Story_on_Page_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Story on Page One is a 1959 American drama film written and directed by Clifford Odets, and starring Rita Hayworth, Anthony Franciosa, and Gig Young. Shot in CinemaScope, the film was distributed by 20th Century-Fox.<EOS>"
5926,79783,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Patrick Read Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven R. McGlothen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roy Billing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Amandes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Read_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_Halloween<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Family_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_R._L._Stine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Good_Ghouls_Go_Bad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Patrick_Read_Johnson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When Good Ghouls Go Bad is a 2001 Fox Family television film directed by Patrick Read Johnson, commissioned for the network's 13 Nights of Halloween program block. Based upon a concept by R. L. Stine, the film's screenplay was written by Johnson and John Lau. Stine then wrote a full novelization of the film as a tie-in. It stars Christopher Lloyd.<EOS>"
5927,85669,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Richert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mel Klein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Russell Schwartz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Koslo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ione Skye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>River Phoenix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann Magnuson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Meredith Salenger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louanne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew L. Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Night in the Life of Jimmy Reardon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bill_Conti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Night_in_the_Life_of_Jimmy_Reardon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Richert<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Night in the Life of Jimmy Reardon, also known as Aren't You Even Gonna Kiss Me Goodbye?, is a 1988 American coming-of-age drama film written and directed by William Richert and starring River Phoenix, Ann Magnuson, Meredith Salenger, Matthew Perry (in his film debut), Ione Skye, and Louanne. It is based upon Richert's 1966 novel Aren't You Even Gonna Kiss Me Goodbye?. The story centers on a high school graduate who must decide if he wants to go to business school at the request of his father, or go his own way and find a full-time job, while also deciding on who he wants to be in life and if he should leave his house.A Night in the Life of Jimmy Reardon was filmed in 1986 and released in early 1988. The released film deviates considerably from the original director's cut, which is now available under the title Aren't You Even Gonna Kiss Me Goodbye?.<EOS>"
5928,25173,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Jackson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Longden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Verno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Welsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Jackson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Jefferson_Farjeon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two Crowded Hours<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_by_Powell_and_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Crowded_Hours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two Crowded Hours is a 1931 British comedy drama film directed by Michael Powell and starring John Longden, Jane Welsh, and Jerry Verno. It was made as a Quota quickie and is the first film where Powell is credited as the director. No known copies of the film have survived to the present day, and Two Crowded Hours has been declared to be ""Missing, Believed Lost"" by the British Film Institute.<EOS>"
5929,98200,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bars and Stripes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bars_and_Stripes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bars and Stripes is a 1931 short film from Columbia Pictures, part of the Krazy Kat theatrical cartoons.<EOS>"
5930,144547,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Brandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rona_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Holt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frederick Leister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Birt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monarch_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Brandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_MacKinnon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Circumstantial Evidence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Circumstantial_Evidence_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Birt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Circumstantial Evidence  is a 1952 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Daniel Birt and starring Rona Anderson, Patrick Holt and Frederick Leister. It was written by Allan MacKinnon.<EOS>"
5931,137441,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Parsons_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Dunbar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Andes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Gough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hazel Court<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Parsons_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Model for Murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Model_for_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terry_Bishop<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Model for Murder is a 1959 British second feature ('B') crime film directed by Terry Bishop and starring Keith Andes, Hazel Court and Jean Aubrey. It was written by Bishop and Robert Dunbar from a story by Peter Fraser.<EOS>"
5932,136845,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Compton_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_E._Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerie_Hobson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Flora_Robson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Compton_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_E._Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Years Between<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Daphne_du_Maurier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Benjamin_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Compton_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Betty_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Years_Between_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Years Between (1946) is a British film directed by Compton Bennett and starring Michael Redgrave, Valerie Hobson and Flora Robson in an adaptation of the 1945 play The Years Between by Daphne du Maurier. It was shot at the Riverside Studios.<EOS>"
5933,166138,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_C._Lilley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward C. Lilley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Jones_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>June Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samuel S. Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_C._Lilley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_C._Lilley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Rath_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Conrad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Grey_(screenwriter,_born_1885)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Sands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sing a Jingle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_a_Jingle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_C._Lilley<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Sing a Jingle is a 1944 American musical film directed by Edward C. Lilley and starring Allan Jones, June Vincent and Samuel S. Hinds.<EOS>"
5934,103156,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Art Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RADMAR, Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cattanooga_Cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jabberjaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Banana_Splits<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flintstones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Jetsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yogi_Bear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scooby-Doo_(character)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sloan_Nibley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hanna-Barbera Educational Filmstrips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Jetsons_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hanna-Barbera_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_educational_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_educational_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_educational_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scooby-Doo_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hanna-Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Banana_Splits<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Flintstones_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hanna-Barbera_Educational_Filmstrips<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yogi_Bear_television_specials<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Hanna-Barbera Educational Filmstrips is a series of filmstrips of educational material produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions' educational division. The series ran from 1977 to 1980 for a total of 26 titles, featuring the studio's animated characters from The Flintstones, The Yogi Bear Show, The Jetsons, Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, The Banana Splits, Cattanooga Cats, and Jabberjaw.The series was designed for elementary- and secondary-school children and distributed in classroom environments by Radmar, Inc. Each audiovisual package consisted of two filmstrips in plastic cases featuring high-quality 35 mm images of Hanna-Barbera characters, cassette tapes, and a teacher's guide booklet. The voices for the animated characters were provided by the same voice actors from their respective television series.Robert Letro, supervisor of teacher education and director of educational media laboratory at the University of California in Irvine, California, served as educational advisor for the series, while Art Scott served as production director, writer, and production supervisor for Hanna-Barbera Educational Division.<EOS>"
5935,98864,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nine Forty-Five<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_Forty-Five<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nine Forty-Five is a 1934 British crime film directed by George King and starring Binnie Barnes, Donald Calthrop and Violet Farebrother. It was made at Teddington Studios by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers. A quota quickie, it is based on a play by Sewell Collins.<EOS>"
5936,164161,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Fraser_(TV_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Landsburg, Woody Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Willard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandahl_Bergman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kerry Millerick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Fraser_(TV_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Landsburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Willard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Getting the Last Laugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Getting_the_Last_Laugh<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Getting the Last Laugh was a comedy TV movie special produced by the Landsburg Company, and first broadcast on the ABC network in 1985. It consisted of multiple segments with humorous tips to get revenge on the things that annoy us in everyday life. Guest stars included Danny Thomas, Shirley Jones, Rona Barrett, Ray Parker Jr., Jerry Mathers, and Barbara Billingsley. It was written by Fred Willard and Shelley Ross. In one segment, Ray Parker Jr. reprises his hit Ghostbusters theme (""Who you gonna call?"") in a parody poking fun at uncooperative machines, with cameo appearances by Richard Simmons, Hervé Villechaize, Barbara Billingsley, and Rene Auberjonois.<EOS>"
5937,102488,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alan Marr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>First Run Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James O'Regan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Laskey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stuart Clow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Edsville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Edsville<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Edsville is a Canadian horror comedy short film, directed by Alan Marr and released in 1990.<EOS>"
5938,25697,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virna_Lisi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_C._Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Eastham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Gelbart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Barnes_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Not with My Wife, You Don't!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Korea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_with_My_Wife,_You_Don't!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Larry_Gelbart<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Not with My Wife, You Don't! (stylized as Not with MY Wife, You Don't!) is a 1966 American comedy film starring Tony Curtis, Virna Lisi and George C. Scott. The film was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture – Musical/Comedy. The plot follows the standard  storyline of the long-running ""road movies"" popularized by Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour, also products of the Norman Panama-Melvin Frank writing team.The opening title sequence and interior sequences with an animated green monster were created by Saul Bass.<EOS>"
5939,152510,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_H._Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward H. Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_H._Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_H._Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginia_Van_Upp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Night in Lisbon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_H._Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Victor_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Night_in_Lisbon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Lisbon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>One Night in Lisbon is a 1941 American comedy thriller film directed by Edward H. Griffith and starring Fred MacMurray, Madeleine Carroll and Patricia Morison.  It was one of a cycle of pro-British films produced in Hollywood before the United States' entry into the war in December 1941. The film is based on John Van Druten's 1931 British play There's Always Juliet, updated to include the current wartime situation.<EOS>"
5940,82587,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Carver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yoram Ben-Ami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Carver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Carradine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Beltran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chuck Norris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leon Isaac Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Carrera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>L. Q. Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Carver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Carver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lone Wolf McQuade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Spanish-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Neo-Western_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Francesco_De_Masi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bureau_of_Alcohol,_Tobacco,_Firearms_and_Explosives_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Carver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_El_Paso,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Texas_Ranger_Division<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lone_Wolf_McQuade<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_characters_of_the_Texas_Ranger_Division<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Lone Wolf McQuade is a 1983 American Neo-western action film directed by Steve Carver and starring Chuck Norris, David Carradine, Barbara Carrera, L.Q. Jones, R.G. Armstrong, Leon Isaac Kennedy and Robert Beltran.<EOS>"
5941,165477,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sasdy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samantha_Eggar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keir_Dullea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Palance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sasdy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Schneck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Winder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Welcome to Blood City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_virtual_reality<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Sasdy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roy_Budd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Western_(genre)_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_Western_(genre)_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Welcome_to_Blood_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Western_(genre)_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Welcome to Blood City is a 1977 science fiction Western film directed by Peter Sasdy and starring Jack Palance, Keir Dullea and Samantha Eggar.<EOS>"
5942,93734,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Gowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Tienken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Wachs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Gowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand-up_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stand-up_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_the_Rolling_Stones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Michael_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Elvis_Presley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_James_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_network_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_in_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Murphy_Delirious<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_directed_by_Bruce_Gowers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Eddie Murphy Delirious is an American stand-up comedy television special directed by Bruce Gowers, written by and starring Eddie Murphy. The stand-up set became a TV Special for HBO on October 15, 1983. The 70-minute special was Murphy's first feature stand-up and the predecessor to the wide theatrical release in 1987, Eddie Murphy Raw. Delirious was also released as an album on October 24, 1983, titled Eddie Murphy: Comedian, which won Best Comedy Album at the 1984 Grammy Awards.<EOS>"
5943,137713,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chip_Rosenbloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Wyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RuPaul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debi_Mazar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mercurio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chip_Rosenbloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Wyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Red Ribbon Blues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Frizzell_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Ribbon_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Winkler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Red Ribbon Blues is a 1996 comedy-drama with classic heist/caper elements and written and directed by Charles Winkler and starring Paul Mercurio, RuPaul, and Debi Mazar. The film played the gay and lesbian film festival circuit in 1996.<EOS>"
5944,161056,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Peakviewing Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_J._Travanti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynette_Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Siân MacLean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Winter Stallion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christmas_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_horses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Welsh-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Winter_Stallion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Christmas_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Winter Stallion, also known as The Christmas Stallion, is a 1992 British television Technicolor film directed by Peter Edwards and starring Daniel J. Travanti. A Welsh language version titled Eira Cynta'r Gaeaf was filmed back-to-back and broadcast on S4C, which produced the film.<EOS>"
5945,76338,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_J._Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christian McIntire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Olandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_J._Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elizabeth Weintraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Kretschmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Olandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ely_Pouget<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marcus Aurelius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Bradley_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patsy_Pease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Angelo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Nicholas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Melik Malkasian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark McClure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddi Wilde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Morrisey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Faker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geof Prysirr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Mendelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Misa Koprova<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Total Reality<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Portland,_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1998<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_22nd_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Alternate_timeline_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_in_the_2100s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phillip_J._Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Total_Reality<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_2100s<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Total Reality is a 1997 American science-fiction action film directed by Phillip J. Roth. The musical score was composed by Jim Goodwin. The film stars David Bradley, Ely Pouget, Thomas Kretschmann, Anna Nicholas, Marcus Aurelius, and Patsy Pease.<EOS>"
5946,77774,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Peerce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_S._Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Balsam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cassavetes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beau_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlton_Heston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Peerce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_S._Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Hume<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two-Minute Warning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_assassinations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Filmways_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_from_the_first-person_perspective<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charles_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_snipers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_S._Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two-Minute_Warning<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Peerce<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Two-Minute Warning is a 1976 action thriller film directed by Larry Peerce and starring Charlton Heston, John Cassavetes, Martin Balsam, Beau Bridges, Jack Klugman, Gena Rowlands, and David Janssen. It was based on the novel of the same name written by George LaFountaine. The film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Film Editing.<EOS>"
5947,126100,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Sparr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United Screen Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Reno Carell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kenneth Raphael<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Goldblatt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Stacy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raquel_Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lori_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Sparr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Swingin' Summer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beach_party_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Sparr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Swingin'_Summer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Swingin' Summer is a 1965 comedy film in the beach party genre. It was directed and co-written by Robert Sparr.  Raquel Welch stars in her first featured film role and makes her singing debut in the film.<EOS>
5948,141240,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hugh Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudolf_Ising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bosko at the Zoo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Marsales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hugh_Harman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bosko_at_the_Zoo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bosko_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bosko at the Zoo is an American animated short film featuring Bosko and Honey. It is a Looney Tunes cartoon, released on January 9, 1932. Like most Looney Tunes of the time, it was directed by Hugh Harman. Frank Marsales was its musical director.<EOS>"
5949,78805,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jeremy Stanford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Concorde Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luis_Llosa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_Hauser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Scott_Cummins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daryl Keith Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luis_Llosa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_R._Koontz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Watchers 3<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Dean_Koontz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Watchers_3<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Watchers_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Watchers 3 is the 1994 sequel to the 1988 horror film Watchers directed by Jeremy Stanford. Starring Wings Hauser, the film is loosely based on the 1987 novel Watchers by Dean Koontz. Produced by Roger Corman, Watchers 3 was shot entirely on location in Peru.<EOS>"
5950,159616,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Valoria Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Dorfmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Jacquin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Deneuve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ava_Gardner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Omar_Sharif<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Dorfmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Jacquin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Cannan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mayerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom / France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romantic_period_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_Austrian_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Franz_Joseph_I_of_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austria-Hungary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_British_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Francis_Lai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_Dorfmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Empress_Elisabeth_of_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayerling_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rudolf,_Crown_Prince_of_Austria<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Mayerling is a 1968 romantic tragedy film starring Omar Sharif, Catherine Deneuve, James Mason, Ava Gardner, Geneviève Page, James Robertson Justice and Andréa Parisy. It was written and directed by Terence Young. The film was made by Les Films Corona and Winchester and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.It was based on the novels Mayerling by French tennis player and writer Claude Anet and L'Archiduc by Michel Arnold and the 1936 film Mayerling, directed by Anatole Litvak, which dealt with the real-life Mayerling incident.<EOS>"
5951,28755,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice J. Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Murray_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Wheatley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Thorburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grand_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Master Spy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ken_Thorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Master_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Montgomery_Tully<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Master Spy (also known as Checkmate) is a 1963 British spy film directed by Montgomery Tully and starring Stephen Murray, June Thorburn and Alan Wheatley. The screenplay was by Tully and Maurice J. Wilson based on the short story ""They Also Serve"" by Gerald Anstruther and Paul White.The US release film poster identifies the Master Spy as Agent 909.<EOS>"
5952,166759,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lupino_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>L'Estrange Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lupino Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sari Maritza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wallace Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Renee Clama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lupino_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L'Estrange_Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Dewhurst_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L'Estrange_Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lupino_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:R._P._Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>No Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Blackpool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lupino_Lane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>No Lady is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Lupino Lane and starring Lane, Renee Clama and Sari Maritza. It was made at Lime Grove Studios in Shepherd's Bush by Gaumont British, a company linked to Gainsborough Pictures. The film sets were designed by art director Andrew Mazzei. It was popular enough to be re-released in 1943. While possibly originally intended to top the bill, it was released as a second feature and is classified as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
5953,70613,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mende_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mende Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jaeme Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mende_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Network<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mende_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mende_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strange Holiday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_castaways<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oceania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_survivors_of_seafaring_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Holiday_(1970_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Jules_Verne<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Strange Holiday is a 1970 Australian television film directed by Mende Brown and starring Jaeme Hamilton.<EOS>
5954,24499,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Eggleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Colin Eggleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Eggleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Eggleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Innocent Prey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_May_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Prey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Colin_Eggleston<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Innocent Prey is a 1984 Australian slasher film directed by Colin Eggleston and starring P. J. Soles, Kit Taylor, and Grigor Taylor. It follows a woman in Dallas who is stalked by her former husband, a serial killer, after his escape from a psychiatric hospital. Though made in 1983, the film went unreleased in the United States until 1991.<EOS>"
5955,170260,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hannah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hannah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Soup's On<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Donald_Duck_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Hannah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Oliver_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soup's_On<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Soup's On is a 1948 Donald Duck animated short film directed by Jack Hannah, produced in Technicolor by Walt Disney Productions and released to theaters by RKO Radio Pictures.In the short, Donald cooks a turkey dinner for his nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie, but when they come to the table with dirty hands, he punishes them by sending them to bed. The nephews escalate the battle, and when Donald is knocked unconscious, they trick him into thinking that he has died and become an angel. While Donald's relationship with his nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie had deepened significantly by 1948 in Carl Barks' Duck comics, the nephews of the cartoons are still the identical mischievous troublemakers that they were when first introduced ten years earlier. The Encyclopedia of Walt Disney's Animated Characters spotlights this short as a particularly potent example of the nephews' malicious behavior:Sometimes... Donald is the totally innocent victim of the Nephews' practical jokes. In Soup's On, one of the truly classic contests between the Duck and the kids, his only sin is to insist that they wash their filthy hands before sitting down to eat the great turkey feast that he has cooked for them all. Their response is as cooperative as you might expect... Huey, Dewey and Louie are indistinguishable: the three of them act with a single evil mind.<EOS>"
5956,153396,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ralph Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liz_Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esma_Cannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dilys_Laye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Percival<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Cruising<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Norman_Hudis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Cruising<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Douglas_Gamley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Carry On Cruising is a 1962 British comedy film, the sixth in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992). It was based on an original story by Eric Barker. P&O – Orient Lines were thanked in the credits. Regulars Sid James, Kenneth Williams and Kenneth Connor appear in the film, whereas Joan Sims and Charles Hawtrey do not. Sims took ill shortly before filming began and was replaced by Dilys Laye, making her Carry On debut, at four days' notice. Hawtrey was dropped for demanding star billing and more money,  but returned for the next entry, making this the only entry during Hawtrey's 23-film run which he missed. Sims returned two years later in Carry On Cleo. Liz Fraser notches up the second of her four appearances here. Lance Percival makes his only appearance in the series in Carry On Cruising, playing the ship's chef, the role originally designated for Hawtrey. The Australian actor Vincent Ball also makes his first, of two, Carry On appearances. This was the last film to have its screenplay written by Norman Hudis. This film was notable for being the first in the series to be filmed in colour. The film was followed by Carry On Cabby (1963).<EOS>"
5957,14450,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A. George Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kay Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hobbs_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aubrey Mallalieu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Moira Lynd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denison_Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>All That Glitters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_That_Glitters_(1936_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>All That Glitters is a 1936 British comedy crime film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Jack Hobbs, Moira Lynd and Aubrey Mallalieu. The film was made at Nettlefold Studios in Walton for distribution as a quota quickie by RKO.<EOS>"
5958,165860,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melville_Shavelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_General_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Danny Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Robards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lemmon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Harris_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melville_Shavelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_General_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melville_Shavelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Thurber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The War Between Men and Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinema_Center_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_painters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_blind_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marvin_Hamlisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Melville_Shavelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_War_Between_Men_and_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_Thurber<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The War Between Men and Women is a 1972 American comedy-drama film directed by Melville Shavelson and starring Jack Lemmon, Barbara Harris, and Jason Robards. The film is based on the writings of humorist James Thurber, was co-produced by Lemmon's Jalem Productions, Shabelson's Llenroc Productions, Danny Arnold's Four D Productions, and Cinema Center Films, with distribution via National General Pictures.It features animated cartoons interspersed in the story based on Thurber's works. Shavelson was creator of the 1969 Thurber-based television series My World and Welcome to It. The screenplay is by Shavelson and by Danny Arnold, who also worked on the 1969 series.  Lisa Gerritsen, who plays Linda Kozlenko in the film, previously co-starred in My World and Welcome to It as Lydia Monroe.<EOS>"
5959,119799,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Kammerud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ferrell Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Swayze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Root<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonah Bobo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reba McEntire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Foxworthy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vicki Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harrison Fahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fox and the Hound 2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fox and the Hound 2 Soundtrack Album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_foxes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_McNeely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_North_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DisneyToon_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_and_the_Hound_2<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jim_Kammerud<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fox and the Hound 2 is a 2006 American animated direct-to-video buddy adventure film produced by Walt Disney Pictures and Disneytoon Studios, and an intermediate follow-up to the 1981 Walt Disney Animation Studios film The Fox and the Hound. The film takes place during the youth of Tod and Copper, before the events of the later half of the first film. The plot of The Fox and the Hound 2 involves Copper being tempted to join a band of singing stray dogs called ""The Singin' Strays"", thus threatening his friendship with Tod. The film was directed by Jim Kammerud and features the voices of Reba McEntire and Patrick Swayze (in his only voice role). The film had an official soundtrack album released on November 21, 2006. The film was released on December 12, 2006 and received generally negative reviews, with critics calling it a pale imitation of its predecessor.<EOS>"
5960,35611,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frieda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Basil_Dearden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Poland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frieda_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oxfordshire<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frieda is a 1947 British drama film directed by Basil Dearden and starring David Farrar, Glynis Johns and Mai Zetterling. Made by Michael Balcon at Ealing Studios, it is based on the 1946 play of the same title by Ronald Millar who co-wrote the screenplay with Angus MacPhail. The film's sets were designed by the art directors Jim Morahan and Michael Relph.During World War II, a German woman rescues an English prisoner-of-war. He decides to marry her, though he does not actually love her. Following the war, the couple settle in Oxfordshire. Frieda has to deal with both anti-German sentiment in post-war Britain, and with her unrepentant Nazi brother.<EOS>"
5961,83395,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vivien_Leigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Olivier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Banks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>21.0<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Alexander_Korda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1938<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:London_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Graham_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:21_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_John_Galsworthy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>21 Days (also known as 21 Days Together, The First and the Last and Three Weeks Together) is a 1940 British drama film based on the short 1919 play The First and the Last by John Galsworthy. It was directed by Basil Dean and stars Vivien Leigh, Laurence Olivier and Leslie Banks. The film was renamed 21 Days Together for the American market.<EOS>"
5962,86201,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Semler<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Steam_Train_Passes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Steam_Train_Passes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Haythornwaite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Steam_Train_Passes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Steam_Train_Passes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Buckley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Steam_Train_Passes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Steam_Train_Passes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Buckley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Steam_Train_Passes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Steam Train Passes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Steam_Train_Passes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Steam_Train_Passes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Steam_Train_Passes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Steam_Train_Passes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Steam_Train_Passes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Steam_Train_Passes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_short_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Steam Train Passes, a 1974 Australian short film set in the 1940s, offers a beautifully nostalgic and imaginative exploration of legendary NSWGR C38 class locomotive 3801 and its place in Australian life.<EOS>"
5963,115191,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bridal Path<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Scottish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scottish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bridal_Path_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bridal Path is a 1959 British comedy film directed by Frank Launder and starring Bill Travers, George Cole and Bernadette O'Farrell. It is based on the 1952 novel of the same name by Nigel Tranter.  The film was an unsuccessful attempt to repeat the success of Launder and Gilliat's earlier Geordie (1955).<EOS>"
5964,67615,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Considine_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Considine_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stronger Than Desire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_William_Ludwig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stronger_Than_Desire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_Fenton<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stronger Than Desire is a 1939 American drama film directed by Leslie Fenton and starring Virginia Bruce, Walter Pidgeon and Ann Dvorak. It is a remake of 1934 film Evelyn Prentice, itself based on the 1933 novel 	Evelyn Prentice by W. E. Woodward. The film's sets were designed by the art director Edwin B. Willis, overseen by Cedric Gibbons.<EOS>"
5965,73023,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>William Lau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Adam Tierney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lori Forte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robb_Alvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Curry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorla Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Hildreth_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willow_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amelia_Thripura_Henderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kira_Tozer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barbie and the Three Musketeers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Action_game<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Platform_game<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_feminist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sexism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Three_Musketeers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Lau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_and_the_Three_Musketeers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Barbie_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Barbie and the Three Musketeers is a 2009 animated fantasy film. It was released to DVD on September 15, 2009, and made its television premiere on Nickelodeon on November 22, 2009.This film is the sixteenth entry in the Barbie film series. It features the voice of Kelly Sheridan as Corinne d'Artagnan (played by Barbie) and is based on the 1844 novel The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas.<EOS>"
5966,98362,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>International Road Shows, Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewie_C._Borden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewie_C._Borden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_Muse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Krusada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Arlen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Broken Strings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_B._Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Strings_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_violins_and_violinists<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Broken Strings is a 1940 American race film, directed by Bernard B. Ray and produced by L.C. Borden. It has been described as ""the all-black version of The Jazz Singer"".<EOS>"
5967,167348,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Alex Monty Canawati<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:María_Conchita_Alonso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Sheff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:María_Conchita_Alonso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ione_Skye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Tilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Debi_Mazar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Harring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tippi_Hedren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:María_Conchita_Alonso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Sheff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Sheff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Return to Babylon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1920s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Josephine_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_Babylon<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Rudolph_Valentino<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Return to Babylon is a 2013 black-and-white silent film about the silent film era. It was directed by Alex Monty Canawati. It stars an ensemble cast of Jennifer Tilly, María Conchita Alonso, Ione Skye, Debi Mazar, Laura Harring, and Tippi Hedren.<EOS>"
5968,24701,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joseph Ellison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Satori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Silver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neill_Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Satori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Joey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Joey is a 1986 film written and directed by Joseph Ellison, based on a story by Ellen Hammill. The rock and roll movie features songs by Tim Worman and the Polecats, The Ramones and Electric Light Orchestra and performances by the Ad-Libs, the Silhouettes, Screamin' Jay Hawkins and others.<EOS>"
5969,1101,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_McGrath_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Parrish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Bresler_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_K._Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Kerr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ursula_Andress<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woody_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Bouchet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Niven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Boyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Paul_Belmondo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sellers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elaine_Taylor_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Raft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Scoular<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracy_Reed_(English_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Holden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriella_Licudi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daliah_Lavi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joanna_Pettet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kurt_Kasznar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orson_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tracey Crisp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_McGrath_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Parrish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Bresler_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_K._Feldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Law_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Sayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Mankowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Casino Royale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gambling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Val_Guest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Berkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parody_films_based_on_James_Bond_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_thriller_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_McGrath_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_East_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Psychedelic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_County_Meath<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Berlin_Wall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Parrish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Burt_Bacharach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Wolf_Mankowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:James_Bond_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Baccarat_(card_game)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Casino_Royale_(novel)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Mata_Hari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Casino_Royale_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Law_(writer)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Casino Royale is a 1967 spy parody film originally distributed by Columbia Pictures. It is loosely based on the 1953 novel of the same name by Ian Fleming, the first novel to feature the character James Bond.The film stars David Niven as the ""original"" Bond, Sir James Bond 007. Forced out of retirement to investigate the deaths and disappearances of international spies, he soon battles the mysterious Dr. Noah and the ruthless counter-intelligence agency SMERSH, inspired by actual organizations in the USSR. The film's tagline: ""Casino Royale is too much... for one James Bond!"" refers to Bond's plan to mislead SMERSH in which six other agents are pretending to be ""James Bond"", namely, baccarat master Evelyn Tremble (Peter Sellers); millionaire spy Vesper Lynd (Ursula Andress); Bond's secretary Miss Moneypenny (Barbara Bouchet); Bond's daughter with Mata Hari, Mata Bond (Joanna Pettet); and British agents Cooper (Terence Cooper) and the Detainer (Daliah Lavi).Charles K. Feldman, the producer, had acquired the film rights in 1960 and had attempted to get Casino Royale made as an Eon Productions Bond film; however, Feldman and the producers of the Eon series, Albert R. Broccoli and Harry Saltzman, failed to come to terms. Believing that he could not compete with the Eon series, Feldman resolved to produce the film as a satire. The budget escalated as various directors and writers became involved in the production, and actors expressed dissatisfaction with the project.Released on 13 April 1967, two months prior to Eon's fifth Bond film, You Only Live Twice, Casino Royale was a financial success, grossing over $41.7 million worldwide, and Burt Bacharach's musical score was praised, earning him an Academy Award nomination for the song ""The Look of Love"", performed on the film's soundtrack by Dusty Springfield. Critical reaction, however, was generally negative, with many reviewers regarding it as a baffling, disorganised affair.Since 1999, rights have been held by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, distributors of the Bond films by Eon Productions.<EOS>"
5970,162107,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Vitaphone Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bea Benaderet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Red Rodent Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fairy_tale_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Red_Rodent_Hood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Little_Red_Riding_Hood<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Red Rodent Hood is a 1952 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on May 3, 1952, and stars Sylvester in a spoof of Little Red Riding Hood.<EOS>"
5971,67734,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anne Walker-McBay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Parker Posey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Zahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jayce Bartok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Giovanni Ribisi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicky Katt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ajay Naidu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dina Spybey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amie Carey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Samia Shoaib<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Bogosian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Stewart_Copeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Austin,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Linklater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Castle_Rock_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:SubUrbia_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austin,_Texas<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>SubUrbia is a 1996 American comedy drama film directed by Richard Linklater from a screenplay by Eric Bogosian, based on his play of the same name. It follows the relationships between a few young adults as they spend their time standing on ""the corner"" outside a local convenience store. Filmed mainly in Austin, Texas, the film stars Jayce Bartok, Amie Carey, Nicky Katt, Ajay Naidu, Parker Posey, Giovanni Ribisi, Samia Shoaib, Dina Spybey, and Steve Zahn.<EOS>"
5972,65736,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Darwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Beery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Schildkraut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gladys_Lehman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Hellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Faulkner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Slave Ship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1850s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_slavery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Lamar_Trotti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1860s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tay_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slave_Ship_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Slave Ship is a 1937 American historical adventure film directed by Tay Garnett and starring Warner Baxter, Wallace Beery and Elizabeth Allan. The supporting cast features Mickey Rooney, George Sanders, Jane Darwell, and Joseph Schildkraut. It is one of very few films out of the forty-eight that Beery made during the sound era for which he did not receive top billing.<EOS>"
5973,125763,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mae_Questel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Ann_Little<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Little Soap and Water<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Little_Soap_and_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Little Soap and Water is a 1935 Fleischer Studios animated short film starring Betty Boop.<EOS>
5974,135752,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_R._Broccoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil C. Samuel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_Milland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Newley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Haigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_R._Broccoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Davies_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>High Flight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CinemaScope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Douglas_Gamley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Fife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Lincolnshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ian_Dalrymple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Suffolk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Flight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Lincolnshire<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>High Flight is a 1957 CinemaScope British Cold War film, directed by John Gilling and starring Ray Milland, Bernard Lee and Leslie Phillips.The title of the film was derived from the 1941 poem of the same title by Pilot Officer John Gillespie Magee Jr., an Anglo-American aviator who flew for the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) and lost his life in 1941 over RAF Cranwell, where much of the film was shot.<EOS>"
5975,23830,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Maurice O'Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Burnt Ice Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ORion Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice O'Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elaine O'Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sinead O' Riordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Lawlor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Niall Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Condron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ciaran Bermingham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donna Patrice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin McCormack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sinead O'Riordan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dead Along The Way<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinema_of_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Irish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weddings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_O'Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dead_Along_the_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Irish_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dead Along The Way is a 2016 Irish crime comedy film, directed by Maurice O'Carroll, and produced by Sinead O' Riordan.<EOS>"
5976,92490,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ted Kneeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Izaro Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Childhood Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bronston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Kneeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alfred J. Piccolo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank J. Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Víctor M. Tarruella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Kneeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bronston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Kneeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Kneeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr. Coppelius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ballet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Coppelius<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Sandman_(short_story)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dr. Coppelius (or El Fantástico mundo del doctor Coppelius) is a 1966 Spanish English-language comedy film based on the ballet Coppélia directed by Ted Kneeland and featuring Walter Slezak and Claudia Corday. Produced by Samuel Bronston, is also known as The Mysterious House of Dr. C.<EOS>"
5977,119247,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Strauss-Schulson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stage_6_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Janice Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Middleditch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Malin Åkerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alia Shawkat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Taissa Farmiga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexander Ludwig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam DeVine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nina Dobrev<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Final Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Final Girls: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_summer_camps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Time_loop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1986<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_movie_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stage_6_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2012<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Slasher_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vertical_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2015<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Todd_Strauss-Schulson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Girls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Final_girls<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Final Girls is a 2015 American comedy slasher film directed by Todd Strauss-Schulson and written by M.A. Fortin and Joshua John Miller. The film stars Taissa Farmiga and Malin Åkerman, with supporting performances from Adam DeVine, Thomas Middleditch, Alia Shawkat, Alexander Ludwig, and Nina Dobrev. The plot follows a group of high school students who are transported into a 1986 slasher film called Camp Bloodbath.The film was originally picked up by New Line Cinema in November 2011, but the script was shopped elsewhere when production did not get off the ground. Later, Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions bought the rights to the film under the Stage 6 Films banner, with Michael London and his company Groundswell Productions producing the feature. Principal photography lasted a month in April–May 2014, taking place in Baton Rouge and St. Francisville, Louisiana.The Final Girls had its world premiere on March 13, 2015 at South by Southwest. It was released in the United States on October 9, 2015 in a limited theatrical run and through video on demand by Stage 6 and Vertical. The Final Girls received generally positive reviews from critics, with many praising the performances and atmosphere, as well as its direction, screenplay and homages to 1980s horror films.<EOS>"
5978,7050,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Cahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_E._Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Marlowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Provine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcia_Henderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerome Thor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Cahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_E._Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orville_H._Hampton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Riot in Juvenile Prison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Edward_Small<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_L._Cahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Emil_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riot_in_Juvenile_Prison<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Riot in Juvenile Prison is a 1959 film directed by Edward L. Cahn and starring Jerome Thor and Scott Marlowe.<EOS>
5979,19808,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Cactus<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Kirkland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Cactus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Big 4 Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Cactus<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Kirkland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Cactus<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Riders of the Cactus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Cactus<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Cactus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Cactus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Cactus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Cactus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Cactus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tucson,_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Cactus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Cactus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riders_of_the_Cactus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Kirkland<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Riders of the Cactus is a 1931 American Western film directed by David Kirkland and starring Hal Taliaferro, Buzz Barton and Fred Church. Location shooting took place in Sonora, California, and near Tucson, Arizona at the Tanque Verde Ranch and Mission San Xavier del Bac Mission. The film was made back-to-back with Flying Lariats.<EOS>"
5980,167782,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darcy_Conyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darcy Conyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Henley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Slater_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Newell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darcy_Conyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darcy_Conyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darcy_Conyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Devil's Pass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Devil's_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Kensington_Studios<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Devil's Pass is a 1957 British drama film directed and written by Darcy Conyers and starring John Slater and Joan Newell.<EOS>
5981,64073,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Tough_Guys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dead_End_Kids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_T._Horman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Call a Messenger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Lubin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Call_a_Messenger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hans_J._Salter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Call a Messenger is a 1939 Universal Studios film that starred Billy Halop and Huntz Hall of the Dead End Kids and several of the Little Tough Guys. It was directed by Arthur Lubin.In terms of chronological order, this was released after the Dead End Kids film, The Angels Wash Their Faces.<EOS>"
5982,159308,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hunter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David M. Wulf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Braxton Pope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicolas Cage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marc Blucas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Tunney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacque Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ernie Lively<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barry Minoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kassia Conway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hunter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Braxton_Pope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Wilder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Rapp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Looking Glass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BDSM_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_motels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Looking_Glass_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Hunter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Looking Glass is a 2018 American thriller film directed by Tim Hunter and starring Nicolas Cage and Robin Tunney. It was released in the United States by Momentum Pictures on February 16, 2018.<EOS>"
5983,162323,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Norstar Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinema Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald Lillie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tantoo_Cardinal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Welsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Wooldridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Wheeler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharon_Riis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Loyalties<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Alberta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Canadian_Prairies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Loyalties_(1986_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anne_Wheeler<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Loyalties (also known as Double allégeance) is a 1986 British/Canadian drama film written and directed by Anne Wheeler. It was shot from July 8 to August 9, 1985 in Lac La Biche, Alberta and cost $2.5 million.The film was first shown on May 12 at the 1986 Cannes Film Market.<EOS>"
5984,698,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Brannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_C._Brannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Keller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Wormser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M._Coates_Webster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Captive of Billy the Kid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Captive_of_Billy_the_Kid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_C._Brannon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Captive of Billy the Kid is a 1952 American Western film directed by Fred C. Brannon and starring Allan Lane, Grant Withers and Penny Edwards.The film's sets were designed by the art director Frank Arrigo.<EOS>"
5985,69861,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marty Machat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Ayling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Machat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leonard Cohen: Bird on a Wire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentaries_about_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Cohen:_Bird_on_a_Wire<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Leonard Cohen: Bird on a Wire, originally titled Bird on a Wire, is a 1974 documentary that chronicles a troubled 1972 concert tour of Europe and Israel by the Canadian singer and songwriter Leonard Cohen.It was directed by British filmmaker Tony Palmer, with cinematography by Les Young. The film takes its name from the Cohen song Bird on the Wire.The film, after extensive re-editing from its initial version, opened in London in 1974. It was shown on German television, but it disappeared for decades and was considered a lost film. Its original version, restored by the director, was released on DVD in 2010 and had its first theatrical release in 2017.<EOS>"
5986,24498,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Collinson_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Mitchell_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Innocent Bystanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Innocent_Bystanders_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Collinson<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Innocent Bystanders is a 1972 spy thriller directed by Peter Collinson that was filmed in Spain and Turkey. It stars Stanley Baker and Geraldine Chaplin. The screenplay was written by James Mitchell based on his novel The Innocent Bystanders (1969).<EOS>
5987,25050,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Regent Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joy_Cavill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lee Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Devereaux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joy_Cavill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ross_Napier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Intruders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lee_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Skippy_the_Bush_Kangaroo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Intruders_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Intruders (also known as Skippy and the Intruders) is a 1969 Australian film directed by Lee Robinson. It is a spin-off of the popular Skippy the Bush Kangaroo TV series.<EOS>
5988,26372,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fenton_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Randy Barbato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randy Barbato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fenton Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fenton_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Barbato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fenton_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Barbato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>101<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_prostitution_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_male_prostitution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:101_Rent_Boys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_Hollywood,_California<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>101 Rent Boys is a 2000 documentary film that explores the lives of male prostitutes in the Los Angeles, California area. Created by film-makers Randy Barbato and Fenton Bailey, the film depicts 101 hustlers, being paid each $50 for their time, which come from diverse ethnic, regional, and economic backgrounds. Picked up on and around Santa Monica Boulevard, the men discuss a variety of things, many referring to their personal history as well commenting on the nature of their work.<EOS>"
5989,157448,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Iscove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Iscove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Rozenfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Platt_Jacoby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Iscove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Iscove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Rozenfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Platt_Jacoby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Science_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Docufiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Science_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Docufiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:CBS_network_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Beijing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wyoming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Houston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_impact_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Moscow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Craig_Safan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Wolper_Organization_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docufiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disaster_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Warning_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Iscove<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Without Warning (also known as July 13th) is an American television film directed by Robert Iscove. It follows a duo of real-life reporters covering  breaking news about three meteor fragments crashing into the Northern Hemisphere. It aired on CBS on October 30, 1994, and is presented as if it were an actual breaking news event, shot on videotape and complete with remote reports from reporters. The executive producer was David L. Wolper, who produced a number of mockumentary-style films since the 1960s. The movie was heavily influenced by Orson Welles' 1938 The War of the Worlds radio broadcast.<EOS>"
5990,32024,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Glen_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Silvio Muraglia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Reeve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avi_Nesher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maryam_d'Abo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Glen_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avi_Nesher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Hartov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Point Men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom, France, Luxembourg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_crime_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Switzerland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tel_Aviv<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Luxembourg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Glen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Point_Men<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Point Men is a 2001 spy thriller film directed by John Glen in his final film before his retirement. The film stars Christopher Lambert with supporting roles from Kerry Fox, Vincent Regan, Cal MacAninch, Donald Sumpter, and Maryam d'Abo.<EOS>"
5991,111881,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Allied Artists Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Schwalb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leo_Gorcey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Gorcey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Huntz_Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Murphy_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Kemper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crashing Las Vegas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jean_Yarbrough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crashing_Las_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bowery_Boys_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Crashing Las Vegas is a 1956 American comedy film directed by Jean Yarbrough and starring the comedy team The Bowery Boys.  The film was released on April 22, 1956 by Allied Artists and is the 41st film in the series. It was the last of the series to star Leo Gorcey.<EOS>"
5992,162769,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Henreid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Medina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hans_Conried<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_E._Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Siren of Bagdad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Quine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Baghdad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Siren_of_Bagdad<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Siren of Bagdad is a 1953 Technicolor fantasy adventure film produced by Sam Katzman and directed by Richard Quine set in the medieval Iraq. It stars Paul Henreid as a travelling Master magician who seeks to recover his troop of beautiful dancing girls who are to be sold into slavery. Patricia Medina portrays his love interest who seeks to overthrow the corrupt Grand Vizier with the magician's help.Hans Conried plays the sidekick to Quine's magician, who is transformed into a beautiful blonde woman who spies and distracts the Grand Vizier while retaining Conried's voice.<EOS>"
5993,166342,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Jason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Kraike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Frazee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Jason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ten Cents a Dance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ten_Cents_a_Dance_(1945_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Will_Jason<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ten Cents a Dance is a 1945 American comedy film directed by Will Jason and starring Jane Frazee, Jimmy Lloyd, Mark Roberts, and Joan Woodbury. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
5994,6924,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yoram Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gideon_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Yankel Ben Sira<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Pound Only<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Israel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Israeli_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Israeli_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Pound_Only<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Israeli_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>One Pound Only (also known as A Pound A Piece) is a 1964 Israeli black and white slapstick comedy directed by Yoram Gross.Yoram Gross' success at the Israeli box office with this came after his first movie, Joseph the Dreamer.<EOS>"
5995,126175,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Trevor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nora_Swinburne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>D. A. Clarke-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_C._McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Pertwee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hastings_Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Voice Said Goodnight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_C._McGann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Voice_Said_Goodnight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Voice Said Goodnight is a 1932 British crime film directed by William C. McGann and starring Nora Swinburne, Jack Trevor and D. A. Clarke-Smith. It was made at Teddington Studios by Warner Brothers. A scene was also shot at nearby Teddington Lock.<EOS>"
5996,56330,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Sinclair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Garland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Aubrey_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sophie_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dalton_Trumbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleanore_Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thoroughbreds Don't Cry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harry_Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thoroughbreds_Don't_Cry<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_E._Green<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Thoroughbreds Don't Cry is a 1937 American musical comedy film directed by Alfred E. Green and starring Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland in their first film together.<EOS>
5997,31878,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Louis_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Miracle Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnold Louis Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andria_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vicki_Woolf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Louis_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Louis_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>West End Jungle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_End_Jungle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>West End Jungle is a 1961 British drama documentary film directed by Arnold Louis Miller and starring Andria Lawrence and Vicki Woolf. It focuses on the issue of prostitution.<EOS>
5998,64435,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Attwood_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Perez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linus_Roache<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Attwood_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Hungary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HBO_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bosnian_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Peabody_Award-winning_broadcasts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Radovan_Karadžić<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Attwood_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Bosnian_genocide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hungarian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Siege_of_Sarajevo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shot_Through_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_the_Bosnian_War<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shot Through the Heart is a 1998 television film directed by David Attwood, shown on the BBC and HBO in 1998, which covers the Siege of Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. The film is based on a true story and an article called Anti-Sniper by John Falk (published in the November 1995 issue of Details magazine). It won a Peabody Award in 1998.<EOS>"
5999,15451,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Penney Finkelman Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Simon Rhodes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Moranis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marcia Strassman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Frewer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kristine Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Johnston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Yuzna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Schulman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Naha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Honey, I Shrunk the Kids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_stop-motion_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_size_change<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_insects<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids_(franchise)_mass_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honey,_I_Shrunk_the_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joe_Johnston<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Honey, I Shrunk the Kids is a 1989 American science fiction comedy film. It is the first installment of a film franchise and served as the directorial debut of visual effects artist Joe Johnston. The film stars Rick Moranis, Matt Frewer, Marcia Strassman, and Kristine Sutherland. In the film, a struggling inventor creates an energy-projecting machine that accidentally shrinks his and his neighbors' children to a height of a quarter of an inch. After being accidentally thrown out with the trash, the children must work together and venture their way back through a backyard wilderness filled with dangerous insects and man-made hazards.Honey, I Shrunk the Kids was released theatrically in the United States on June 23, 1989, and distributed by Buena Vista Pictures Distribution. It was an unexpected box office success, grossing $222 million worldwide (equivalent to $563.14 million in 2024), becoming the highest-grossing live-action Disney film of all time, a record it held for five years, and the seventh-highest-grossing film of 1989 worldwide. Its success led to two sequels, beginning with Honey, I Blew Up the Kid in 1992, as well as a television series and several theme-park attractions. An animated short film, Tummy Trouble starring Roger Rabbit, was shown in theatres with the film during its box office run.<EOS>"
6000,35121,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Cowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Juliette Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Lopez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Futterman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noah Wyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicholas_Kazan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Enough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_stalking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_divorce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mother–daughter_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Irwin_Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Enough_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_thriller_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Enough is a 2002 American psychological thriller film directed by Michael Apted, based on the New York Times bestselling 1998 novel Black and Blue, by Anna Quindlen. It stars Jennifer Lopez as Slim, an abused wife who learns to fight back. The film was released theatrically in the United States on May 24, 2002, and grossed $51.8 million worldwide.The film received largely negative reviews from critics and divisive audience reviews, with criticism over the film's writing and excessive focus on melodramatic action and female empowerment over characterization, with particular reviews deeming the portrayal of domestic violence and character of Mitch as highly stereotypical. The film has been viewed more positively in retrospect, with both Lopez and Billy Campbell in particular receiving praise for their performances.<EOS>"
6001,97033,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Calson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>TLA Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Calson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Calson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Flirting With Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flirting_with_Anthony<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Flirting with Anthony is a 2005 released film written and directed by Christian Calson.<EOS>
6002,126194,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Wet Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_abandoned_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wet_Knight<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_gorillas<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>A Wet Knight is an animated short film starring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and produced by Walter Lantz. It is the 61st Oswald short produced by Lantz and the 113th overall.<EOS>
6003,31909,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outback_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(Australian_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outback_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Hawes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outback_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(Australian_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outback_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Hawes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outback_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Outback Patrol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outback_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outback_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outback_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outback_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outback_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outback_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outback_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Outback_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_law_enforcement<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Outback Patrol is a 1952 documentary about the patrol of a policeman in the Northern Territory outback, Constable Robert Darkin, and the various tasks he must perform. The movie has since become a study text in Australian secondary schools. Robinson said it ""was a very successful picture.""<EOS>"
6004,167391,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ben Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manny_Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Mintz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sleepy Holler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sleepy_Holler<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Krazy_Kat_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sleepy Holler is a 1929 silent animated short film by Winkler Pictures, and stars Krazy Kat. It is the character's last silent film. It is also the last film of the series to be distributed by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
6005,115337,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Gallo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Wellspring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vincent Gallo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Gallo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chloë Sevigny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Gallo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Gallo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Gallo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Brown Bunny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_grieving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_depression<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_self-harm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Motorcycling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_nonlinear_narrative_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Salt_Lake_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Advertising_and_marketing_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_drama_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Motorcycle_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_nonlinear_narrative_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fellatio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Brown_Bunny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vincent_Gallo<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Brown Bunny is a 2003 independent erotic romantic road drama film written, directed, produced, photographed, and edited by Vincent Gallo. Starring Gallo and Chloë Sevigny, it tells the story of a motorcycle racer on a cross-country drive who is haunted by memories of his former lover. It was photographed with handheld 16 mm cameras in various locations throughout the United States, including New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Ohio, Missouri, Utah, Nevada, and California.Following a world premiere at the 2003 Cannes Film Festival, the film garnered a great deal of media attention because of an explicit scene where Sevigny performs unsimulated fellatio on Gallo, as well as a feud between Gallo and the film critic Roger Ebert. Ebert stated that The Brown Bunny was the worst film in the history of Cannes, although he later gave a re-edited version his signature ""thumbs up"", awarding the film three out of four stars.The film received mixed and heavily polarized reviews from critics, and was nominated for several accolades, including the Palme d'Or. It won the FIPRESCI Prize from the Viennale. The film has since gained a small cult following.<EOS>"
6006,83199,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_E._Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Shaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Harrison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Petula_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_E._Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_MacKinnon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mabel_Constanduros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vote for Huggett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Antony_Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elections<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vote_for_Huggett<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Huggetts_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vote for Huggett is a 1949 British comedy film directed by Ken Annakin and starring Jack Warner, Kathleen Harrison, Susan Shaw and Petula Clark. It was written by Mabel Constanduros, Denis Constanduros and Allan MacKinnon. In this, the third in the series of films about the Huggetts after Holiday Camp (1947) and Here Come the Huggetts (1948), Warner reprises his role as Joe Huggett, the head of a London family in the post-war years who decides to run as a candidate in the municipal election. It was followed by The Huggetts Abroad (1949).<EOS>"
6007,67998,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Douglas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leonard Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constance_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Akins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diane_McBain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Hutchins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Douglas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Claudelle Inglish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gordon_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudelle_Inglish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_drama_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Claudelle Inglish is a 1961 American film directed by Gordon Douglas and based on the 1958 novel by Erskine Caldwell. It stars Diane McBain and Arthur Kennedy. It was nominated for an Academy Award in 1962 for Best Costume Design (Howard Shoup). The film was cast with many Warner Bros. Television contract stars, including Diane McBain who replaced the original choice for the lead Anne Francis. McBain was then co-starring in Surfside 6 and had previously appeared in Parrish.<EOS>"
6008,136261,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arthur Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Newall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Doria March<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill Esmond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Varney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Eternal Feminine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Eternal_Feminine_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Varney<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Eternal Feminine is a 1931 British drama film directed by Arthur Varney and starring Guy Newall, Doria March and Jill Esmond. It was made at Twickenham Studios. Its title refers to the psychological archetype of the eternal feminine.<EOS>"
6009,25816,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Margaret Hill-Talbot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Robin Hood Makes Good<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robin_Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_foxes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_Makes_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_squirrels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Robin Hood Makes Good is a 1939 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon short, directed by Chuck Jones and written by Dave Monahan. The short was released on February 11, 1939.<EOS>"
6010,117977,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Sanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Sanger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Harwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Doctor and the Devils<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gothic_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_serial_killers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Brooksfilms_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Mel_Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ronald_Harwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Body_snatching<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Dylan_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Doctor_and_the_Devils<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_William_Burke_and_Hare<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Doctor and The Devils is a 1985 gothic horror film directed by Freddie Francis and starring Timothy Dalton, Jonathan Pryce, Stephen Rea, Julian Sands, Patrick Stewart and Twiggy. It is based upon the true story of William Burke and William Hare, who in 1828 Edinburgh, Scotland, murdered at least 16 people and sold their bodies for anatomical dissection.The film was produced by Mel Brooks, through his production company Brooksfilms. The script was adapted by Ronald Harwood from an unproduced screenplay by Dylan Thomas. A previous attempt to film the script in 1965, by director Nicholas Ray, had failed due to production troubles.The film was released on October 4, 1985, to mixed reviews. It was one of the last films directed by Freddie Francis, before he returned to cinematography full-time.<EOS>"
6011,110985,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antoine_Fuqua<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean Ryerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Paymer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Foxx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Pastorelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kimberly Elise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Epps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Antoine_Fuqua<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Scheinman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Scheinman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bait<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_security_and_surveillance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Mancina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Techno-thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Castle_Rock_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Tony_Gilroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bait_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Antoine_Fuqua<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bait is a 2000 American action comedy film starring Jamie Foxx and David Morse. It was directed by Antoine Fuqua. The film was a huge financial failure, costing Warner Bros. $51 million but only grossing approximately $15 million.In the film, a petty thief shares a prison cell with a man who stole millions in gold from the Federal Reserve. The robber dies of natural causes, leaving behind a cryptic message concerning the location of his loot. The authorities decide to release his cellmate, to use him as bait against the deceased's dangerous former partner. The partner blackmails the thief to take him to the hidden gold, holding the thief's girlfriend as a hostage.<EOS>"
6012,161169,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elizabeth Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>W. A. Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellen Pollock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Hearne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frederick Leister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Wattis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Hearne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Time of His Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Time_of_His_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Time of His Life is a 1955 British comedy film directed by Leslie S. Hiscott and starring Richard Hearne, Ellen Pollock, Richard Wattis and Robert Moreton. The screenplay was by Hiscott and Hearne from a story by Hiscott and Brock Williams, concerning a man who is released from prison and goes to live with his socialite daughter.<EOS>"
6013,163057,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coast_Town_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coast_Town_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Broadbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coast_Town_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coast_Town_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Hopgood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coast_Town_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Gallacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coast_Town_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coast_Town_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Broadbridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coast_Town_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Coast Town Kids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coast_Town_Kids<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coast_Town_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coast_Town_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coast_Town_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coast_Town_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Coast_Town_Kids<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980_television_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Coast Town Kids is a 1980 Australian TV movie. It was the pilot for a TV series.<EOS>
6014,55485,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cotes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cotes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Young and the Guilty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Young_and_the_Guilty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Willis,_Baron_Willis<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Young and the Guilty is a 1958 British drama film directed by Peter Cotes and starring Phyllis Calvert, Andrew Ray and Edward Chapman. It was written by Ted Willis.<EOS>"
6015,135764,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Gaynor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Butler_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_J._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dana_Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>High Society Blues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Samuel_Kaylin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_Society_Blues<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_William_Fox<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>High Society Blues  is a 1930 American pre-Code film starring Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell. The movie was written by Howard J. Green from the story by Dana Burnett, and directed by David Butler.Gaynor and Farrell made almost a dozen films together, including Frank Borzage's classics Seventh Heaven (1927), Street Angel (1928), and Lucky Star (1929); Gaynor won the first Academy Award for Best Actress for the first two and F. W. Murnau's Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927).<EOS>"
6016,156516,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shadow of the Eagle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_18th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Venice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Russia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shadow_of_the_Eagle_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Catherine_the_Great<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shadow of the Eagle is a 1950 British-Italian historical drama film directed by Sidney Salkow and starring Richard Greene, Valentina Cortese and Greta Gynt. It was written Doreen Montgomery and Hagar Wilde based on a story by Jacques Companéez. A separate Italian version The Rival of the Empress was released in 1951.<EOS>"
6017,43460,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Berry_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Tugend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sonny Tufts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ruth Donnelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Hutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rhys Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Berry_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Binyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Schnee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georges_Berr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Verneuil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cross My Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Louis_Verneuil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Emmett_Dolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cross_My_Heart_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Berry<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cross My Heart is a 1946 American comedy film directed by John Berry and starring Betty Hutton, Sonny Tufts and Rhys Williams. It was a remake of the 1937 film True Confession, which was itself based on the 1934 French play Mon Crime written by Georges Berr and Louis Verneuil.<EOS>"
6018,162664,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Arthur Mertz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John E. Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Constance_Shotter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Formby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beryl_Formby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Plant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Crisp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Off the Dole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Off_the_Dole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Off the Dole is a 1935 British film starring George Formby. Formby appeared as John Willie, a stage character originally developed by his father, George Formby, Sr.; Beryl Formby, Formby Jnr's wife, also appeared in the film.<EOS>"
6019,165324,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Shaffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Germaine Ying Gee Wong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Mergler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Xin Ben Yu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverly_Shaffer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. Mergler's Gift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._Mergler's_Gift<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mr. Mergler's Gift is a Canadian documentary film, directed by Beverly Shaffer and released in 2004. The film is a portrait of Daniel Mergler, a 77-year-old music teacher in Montreal, Quebec, who has recently been diagnosed with terminal colon cancer, and Xin Ben Yu, a young piano prodigy who has just immigrated to Canada with her family, whom Mergler has decided to take on as his final student before his death.The film premiered at the 2004 Montreal World Film Festival.The film received a Genie Award nomination for Best Feature Length Documentary at the 25th Genie Awards in 2005.<EOS>"
6020,135748,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Kent_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_A._Miranda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Papas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Kent_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Kent_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Kent_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_films_about_cannabis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:High_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Kent<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>High is a film released in 1967, directed by Larry Kent and starring Lanny Beckman, Astri Thorvik, Peter Mathews, Joyce Cay, and Denis Payne. The film was banned by the censors of Quebec immediately before its scheduled premiere at the Montreal International Film Festival for its use of drugs, nudity, and explicit sex scenes.Filmmakers Jean Renoir, Fritz Lang, and Warren Beatty defended High as a film of art, rather than gratuity.<EOS>"
6021,52270,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Werner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael O. Gallant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Golov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lea Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Weller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Farrah Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Werner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Western<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Werner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_polygamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Substitute_Wife_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nebraska<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Substitute Wife is a 1994 television film written by Stan Daniels, directed by Peter Werner and starring Farrah Fawcett, along with Lea Thompson and Peter Weller.<EOS>"
6022,7167,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_Massie_Phenix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Veronica Selver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milliarum_Zero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cumberland_Mountain_Educational_Cooperative<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucy_Massie_Phenix<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Veronica_Selver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milliarum_Zero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cumberland_Mountain_Educational_Cooperative<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You Got to Move<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_politics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Got_to_Move<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_civil_rights_movement<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>You Got to Move is a 1985 documentary by Lucy Massie Phenix and Veronica Selver that follows people from communities in the Southern United States in their various processes of becoming involved in social change.  The film's centerpiece is the Highlander Folk School (now known as Highlander Research and Education Center), a now 93 year-old center for education and social action that was somehow involved in each of the lives chronicled in the documentary.You Got to Move features folk, country and gospel music from the Southern United States and in fact takes its name from an old spiritual.<EOS>"
6023,39042,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boulevardier_from_the_Bronx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Boulevardier from the Bronx is a 1936 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Friz Freleng and released on October 10.<EOS>
6024,53544,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Mankowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Monty_Norman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Bray_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Wolf_Mankowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Two_Faces_of_Dr._Jekyll<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dr._Jekyll_and_Mr._Hyde_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll (released in the US as House of Fright) is a 1960 British horror film directed by Terence Fisher and starring Paul Massie, Dawn Addams, Christopher Lee and Oliver Reed. It was produced by Michael Carreras and Anthony Nelson-Keys for Hammer Film Productions. The screenplay was by Wolf Mankowitz, based on the 1886 novella Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. Bernard Robinson was Production Designer, Clifford Parkes was Production Manager, Roy Ashton did Makeup, and Don Mingaye was Art Director. John Peverall and Hugh Marlow were assistant directors. Janina Faye had a small role as Dr.Jekyll's adolescent neighbor Jane. The film had a working title of Jekyll's Inferno at one point. This was Oliver Reed's first film for Hammer, and Christopher Lee considered it one of his very best roles. This was also the first Hammer film to be distributed in the US by AIP. Filming went from Nov. 23, 1959 through Jan. 22, 1960, and it was trade shown on Aug. 20, 1960, and premiered at the Pavilion on Oct. 7, 1960.In contrast to other film versions, Jekyll was portrayed as a rather bland and homely person, while Hyde was presented as suave and handsome. This reflects director Fisher's belief in what critics (such as biographer Wheeler Winston Dixon) called ""the charm of evil"". Critics wondered why Jekyll's beard disappeared each time he turned into the younger-looking (smooth shaven)  Mr. Hyde though. The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll was released to theaters in the UK by Columbia Pictures on October 24, 1960, and in the US by American International Pictures on May 3, 1961 under the title House of Fright. It fared poorly in the US, which explains why AIP's next interaction with Hammer was in the early 1970's (with Lust for a Vampire).<EOS>"
6025,15879,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Craig Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Barrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Saffron Burrows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Bossell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aden Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julia Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pippa Grandison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hotels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Village_Roadshow_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hotel_de_Love<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hotel de Love is a 1996 Australian film written and directed by Craig Rosenberg. It was released theatrically in the United States, Great Britain, Australia and select countries throughout Europe.<EOS>"
6026,81454,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gambia:_Take_Me_to_Learn_My_Roots<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bacary Bax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gambia:_Take_Me_to_Learn_My_Roots<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Vibe Tribe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gambia:_Take_Me_to_Learn_My_Roots<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gambia: Take Me to Learn My Roots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gambia:_Take_Me_to_Learn_My_Roots<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sudan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gambia:_Take_Me_to_Learn_My_Roots<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sudan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gambia:_Take_Me_to_Learn_My_Roots<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gambia:_Take_Me_to_Learn_My_Roots<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gambia:_Take_Me_to_Learn_My_Roots<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gambia:_Take_Me_to_Learn_My_Roots<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gambia:_Take_Me_to_Learn_My_Roots<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gambia:_Take_Me_to_Learn_My_Roots<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gambian_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gambia: Take Me to Learn My Roots, is a 2019 British–Gambian documentary film directed by Bacary Bax and produced by Bud Sugar. The film deals with mission of a single mother to teach her mixed-race sons about their West African roots.The film was shot in both England (Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire) and The Gambian (Brikama) locations. The film received positive reviews from critics.<EOS>"
6027,65153,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Malvern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Malvern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sing Sing Nights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sing_Sing_Nights_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sing Sing Nights is a 1934 American film directed by Lewis D. Collins, based on the 1927 novel by American Author Harry Stephen Keeler.<EOS>"
6028,56722,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Estelle_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lilyan Tashman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roland Drew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cohn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Jungmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Hudson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Stanley_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady Raffles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_William_Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Raffles_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lady Raffles is a 1928 American silent comedy crime film directed by Roy William Neill and starring Estelle Taylor, Roland Drew and Lilyan Tashman.<EOS>"
6029,98359,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_G._Vignola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randolph_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Sleeper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_G._Vignola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olga_Printzlau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maude_Fulton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Broken Dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_G._Vignola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Dreams_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Broken Dreams is a 1933 drama film,  directed by Robert G. Vignola. It starred Randolph Scott and Martha Sleeper. It was produced and distributed by Monogram Pictures.The film is preserved by the Library of Congress.<EOS>"
6030,163366,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregory Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Myrna_Loy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roger Livesey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Cummins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Markey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>That Dangerous AgeIf This Be Sin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lawyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Mediterranean_Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:That_Dangerous_Age<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_romance_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>That Dangerous Age is a 1949 British romance film directed by Gregory Ratoff and starring Myrna Loy, Roger Livesey and Peggy Cummins. It was adapted from the play Autumn by Margaret Kennedy and Ilya Surguchev. The film was released under the alternative title of If This Be Sin in the United States. It was shot at Shepperton Studios and on location in London and Capri. The film's sets were designed by the art director Andrej Andrejew.<EOS>"
6031,92415,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D._A._Pennebaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Nick Doob<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Hegedus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Mike Zoss Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Neuwirth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frazer_Pennebaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T-Bone_Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hartford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alison_Krauss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Rawlings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gillian_Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emmylou_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Stanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D._A._Pennebaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Hegedus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Neuwirth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frazer_Pennebaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Down from the Mountain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Down from the Mountain: Live Concert Performances by the Artists & Musicians of O Brother, Where Art Thou?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Country_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gospel_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Traditional_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bluegrass_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Blues_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Artisan_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_D._A._Pennebaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_country_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blues_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_bluegrass_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_Highway_Records_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_produced_by_T_Bone_Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Country_music_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_from_the_Mountain<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_gospel_albums<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Down from the Mountain is a 2000 documentary and concert film featuring a live performance by country and traditional music artists who participated in the Grammy-winning soundtrack recording for the Joel and Ethan Coen film, O Brother, Where Art Thou? The concert, held at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee on May 24, 2000, was a benefit for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. The documentary was directed by Nick Doob, Chris Hegedus and D. A. Pennebaker. The artists in the concert also participated in a Down from the Mountain concert tour.<EOS>"
6032,83058,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1900<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pepé_Le_Pew_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Over_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Exposition_Universelle_(1900)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wild Over You is a 1953 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes short animated film directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on July 11, 1953, and stars Pepé Le Pew.In this short, a wildcat escapes from a zoo in Paris and paints herself with black and white paint, which attracts an amorous and hopelessly romantic skunk, Pepé Le Pew, who mistakes her for another skunk. It is the first Pepé Le Pew cartoon to have Maurice Noble credited for layouts, and the first credited animation by Abe Levitow. The human characters and signage in the animation use Franglais to signal to an American audience that the cartoon takes place in France, with the heavily accented Pepé Le Pew resembling actor Charles Boyer.<EOS>"
6033,69636,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pinto Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>How to Swim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swimming_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Kinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goofy_(Disney)_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_to_Swim_(1942_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swimming_animation<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>How to Swim is a cartoon made by Walt Disney Productions in 1942, featuring Goofy.<EOS>"
6034,110909,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Iain_Softley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Senator_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Woolley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Finola_Dwyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Dorff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sheryl Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Iain_Softley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Senator_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Woolley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Finola_Dwyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Iain_Softley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Backbeat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hamburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Liverpool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gramercy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Beatles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Iain_Softley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Backbeat_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Music_in_Hamburg<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Backbeat is a 1994 independent drama film directed by Iain Softley. It chronicles the early days of The Beatles in Hamburg, West Germany. The film focuses primarily on the relationship between Stuart Sutcliffe (Stephen Dorff) and John Lennon (Ian Hart), and also with Sutcliffe's German girlfriend Astrid Kirchherr (Sheryl Lee). It has subsequently been made into a stage production.<EOS>"
6035,126932,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Channel Crossing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Channel_Crossing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Milton_Rosmer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Channel Crossing is a 1933 British crime film directed by Milton Rosmer and starring Matheson Lang, Constance Cummings, Anthony Bushell and Nigel Bruce.<EOS>"
6036,165384,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Hanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hartnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chili_Bouchier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_H._Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder in Reverse?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_miscarriage_of_justice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Montgomery_Tully<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_Reverse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Murder in Reverse (also styled Murder in Reverse?) is a 1945 British thriller film directed by Montgomery Tully and starring William Hartnell, Jimmy Hanley and Chili Bouchier. It was written by Tully based on the 1931 story Query by ""Seamark"" (Austin J. Small).A successful film in its time, Murder in Reverse was shown at the British Film Institute on the big screen in June 2010 to great success, selling out the auditorium.<EOS>"
6037,165427,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Halder_Gomes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Halder Gomes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._J._Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Halder_Gomes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Halder_Gomes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sunland Heat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Fortaleza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunland_Heat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Halder_Gomes<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sunland Heat (Portuguese: Sunland Heat – No Calor da Terra do Sol) is a 2004 American martial arts film directed by Halder Gomes and starring J. J. Perry.<EOS>
6038,15091,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated British Picture Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hold My Hand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hold_My_Hand_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thornton_Freeland<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hold My Hand is a 1938 British musical comedy film directed by Thornton Freeland and starring Stanley Lupino, Fred Emney and Barbara Blair. It was based on a musical play by Lupino.<EOS>"
6039,118891,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ken Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Johnston_(English_musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fall of the Louse of Usher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_psychiatric_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fall_of_the_Louse_of_Usher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Fall_of_the_House_of_Usher<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fall of the Louse of Usher is a 2002 British arthouse horror comedy film written and directed by Ken Russell. The film is loosely based on several Edgar Allan Poe stories, notably the 1839 short story ""The Fall of the House of Usher"".<EOS>"
6040,67016,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Waters_Run_Deep_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Waters_Run_Deep_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ideal Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Waters_Run_Deep_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Waters_Run_Deep_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Still Waters Run Deep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Waters_Run_Deep_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Waters_Run_Deep_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Waters_Run_Deep_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Waters_Run_Deep_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Waters_Run_Deep_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Waters_Run_Deep_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Waters_Run_Deep_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Waters_Run_Deep_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ideal_Film_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Waters_Run_Deep_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Still_Waters_Run_Deep_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1916_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Still Waters Run Deep is a 1916 British silent crime film directed by Fred Paul and starring Lady Tree, Milton Rosmer and Rutland Barrington. It was based on the 1855 play Still Waters Run Deep by Tom Taylor.<EOS>"
6041,92380,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Grable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ameche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmen_Miranda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rian_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Tunberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darrell_Ware<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Spence_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Down Argentine Way<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Argentina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_romantic_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Down_Argentine_Way<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_musical_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Down Argentine Way is a 1940 American musical film made in Technicolor by Twentieth Century Fox. It made a star of Betty Grable in her first leading role for the studio although she had already appeared in 31 films, and it introduced American audiences to Carmen Miranda. It also starred Don Ameche, The Nicholas Brothers, Charlotte Greenwood, and J. Carrol Naish.The film was directed by Irving Cummings and produced by Darryl F. Zanuck from a screenplay by Karl Tunberg and Darrell Ware, based on a story by Rian James and Ralph Spence. The cinematography was by Leon Shamroy and Ray Rennahan, and the costume design was by Travis Banton. The American-composed music was by Harry Warren and Jimmy McHugh, with lyrics by Mack Gordon and Al Dubin. Choreography was done by Nick Castle.Shooting lasted for 10 months in which members of the film's crew traveled about 35,000 miles. A second unit was sent to Buenos Aires for location establishing shots, returning with about 20,000 feet of film, and another group flew to New York City and filmed Miranda for over a month. Miranda was then performing South American songs in the Broadway production The Streets of Paris. She was thus a prominent participant in the film although she spent no time in Hollywood.In 2014, Down Argentine Way was deemed ""culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"" by the Library of Congress and selected for preservation in the National Film Registry.<EOS>"
6042,104407,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Hewitt_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Intermedia Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ruth Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Fry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Courtenay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Legge_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lulu_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Hewitt_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Intermedia_(company)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Whatever Happened to Harold Smith?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Gregson-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Hewitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sheffield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whatever_Happened_to_Harold_Smith%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sheffield<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Whatever Happened to Harold Smith? is a 1999 British comedy film directed by Peter Hewitt and written by Ben Steiner. It was filmed in Doncaster and Sheffield.The cult classic film is a love story set in the 1970s, showing Vince Smith's efforts to date his office colleague Joanna Robinson.  Vince attempts to get her to join him at the local disco, but unbeknown to him, Joanna is a punk.  This happens against a backdrop of Vince's father Harold becoming a minor celebrity due to his psychic powers, essentially forms of mind reading and telekinesis.<EOS>"
6043,160227,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jerry Benjamin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Factory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andy Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Holzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerard_Malanga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rufus Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Adams_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ivy Nicholson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Factory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Soap Opera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andy_Warhol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Soap_Opera_(1964_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Soap Opera, subtitled The Lester Persky Story, is a 1964 feature-length underground film directed by Andy Warhol, starring Baby Jane Holzer, and featuring Gerard Malanga, Sam Green, and Ivy Nicholson. The subtitle was used by Warhol since he used old television advertisement footage provided by Lester Persky.<EOS>"
6044,134114,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gerald Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Daly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleanor_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Kruschen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Clarke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keenan_Wynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Grodin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Art_Carney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hillerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alejandro_Rey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Goodfellow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Farrah_Fawcett-Majors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Daly_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Daly_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sunburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Original Soundtrack Album From... Sunburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburn_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_C._Sarafian<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sunburn is a 1979 British-American comedy detective film directed by Richard C. Sarafian and written by James Booth, John Daly and Stephen Oliver. It is based on the novel The Bind by Stanley Ellin. The film stars Farrah Fawcett, Charles Grodin, Art Carney, Joan Collins, William Daniels and John Hillerman. The film was released on August 10, 1979, by Paramount Pictures.<EOS>"
6045,44221,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Marilyn_Monroe<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Marilyn_Monroe<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Take 2 Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Marilyn_Monroe<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Sanders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Marilyn_Monroe<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Legend of Marilyn Monroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Marilyn_Monroe<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Marilyn_Monroe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Marilyn_Monroe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Marilyn_Monroe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Marilyn_Monroe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Marilyn_Monroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Marilyn_Monroe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Marilyn_Monroe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Marilyn_Monroe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_Marilyn_Monroe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_L._Wolper<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Legend of Marilyn Monroe is a 1966 American documentary film chronicling the life and career of actress Marilyn Monroe. Directed by Terry Sanders, and narrated by John Huston, the film was also released under the title The Marilyn Monroe Story in the UK.<EOS>"
6046,69109,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_the_Tropics_to_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lee_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_the_Tropics_to_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Richard Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_the_Tropics_to_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Hawes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_the_Tropics_to_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack S. Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_the_Tropics_to_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive producer:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_the_Tropics_to_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>From the Tropics to the Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_the_Tropics_to_the_Snow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_the_Tropics_to_the_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_the_Tropics_to_the_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_the_Tropics_to_the_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_the_Tropics_to_the_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_the_Tropics_to_the_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_the_Tropics_to_the_Snow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_short_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>From the Tropics to the Snow is a 1964 Australian short documentary film. It was one of the best known Australian films of the 1960s. It was produced under the auspices of the Commonwealth Film Unit (CFU), later reincorporated as Film Australia. It was co-directed by Jack Lee and Richard (Dick) Mason, and featured Reg Livermore (in his first film role) as one of the 'narrators'.One of the regular duties of the CFU at this time was the production of short films that were purpose-made for overseas distribution and were intended to promote Australia as an attractive destination for migrants and tourists. From the Tropics to the Snow marked a significant break with the traditional style of such features, and is noted for its subversive and satirical approach to its subject.Rather than using the stilted, authoritative single-voice narration that was typical of such 'promotion documentaries' at the time, Mason and Lee opted for a strikingly reflexive approach, using a  lively (and frequently tongue-in-cheek) multi-voice narration, which is introduced through the dramatic device of a production planning meeting between the film's Producer-in-Chief (Alexander Archdale), the director (Alastair Smart) and the screenwriter (Livermore). This allowed the film to become an ironic critique of itself, humorously examining the mechanics of ""documentary"" film construction, and the competing pressures and choices that faced filmmakers when creating such films. It also gently parodied Lee and Mason's own situation as ""young turks"" charged with turning out what were in essence ""production-line"" propaganda films for a hidebound government department.The film co-won the Australian Film Institute's Gold Medal for Best Film in 1965.<EOS>"
6047,160283,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>associate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bryan_(art_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Belinda_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ronald Lewis , and Michael Brooke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Bryan_(art_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Secret Place<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Clifton_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clive_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Secret_Place_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Secret Place is a 1957 British crime film directed by Clive Donner and starring Belinda Lee, Ronald Lewis, and David McCallum. It was written by Linette Perry.<EOS>"
6048,43694,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Whit_Stillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gramercy Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Whit Stillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Beals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burr Steers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chloë Sevigny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Keeslar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Beckinsale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Weatherly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Sean Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Thornton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Eigeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mackenzie Astin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jaid Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tara Subkoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Whit_Stillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gramercy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Whit_Stillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Whit_Stillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Days of Disco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_upper_class<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rail_transport_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disco_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_female_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PolyGram_Filmed_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gramercy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Castle_Rock_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Days_of_Disco<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Whit_Stillman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Days of Disco is a 1998 American comedy-drama film written and directed by Whit Stillman, and loosely based on his travels and experiences in various nightclubs in Manhattan, including Studio 54. Starring Chloë Sevigny and Kate Beckinsale, the film follows a group of Ivy League and Hampshire College graduates falling in and out of love in the disco scene of New York City in the early 1980s.The Last Days of Disco is the third film (following Metropolitan and Barcelona) in what Stillman calls his ""Doomed-Bourgeois-in-Love series"". The three films are independent of each other except for cameo appearances of some common characters. According to Stillman, the idea for Disco was originally conceived after the shooting of Barcelona's disco scenes. In 2000, Stillman published a novelization of the film.The film was released theatrically in the United States on June 12, 1998; its DVD and video releases followed in 1999. The DVD releases eventually went out of print, and the film was widely unavailable for home video purchase until it was picked up by The Criterion Collection and released in a director-approved special edition on August 25, 2009. Along with Metropolitan and Barcelona, a print of The Last Days of Disco resides in the permanent film library of the Museum of Modern Art.<EOS>"
6049,56991,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fuest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Puttnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Baird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Lieberson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Magee_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Finch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jenny_Runacre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fuest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Puttnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Baird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Lieberson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Fuest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Final Programme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Puttnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Almería<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_intersex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Fuest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Final_Programme_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Michael_Moorcock's_Multiverse<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Final Programme (U.S. title The Last Days of Man on Earth) is a 1973 British fantasy science fiction film directed by Robert Fuest, and starring Jon Finch and Jenny Runacre. It was written by Fuest based on the 1968 Jerry Cornelius novel of the same name by Michael Moorcock. It is the only Moorcock novel to have reached the screen and has been called ""an interesting document of an important period in British science fiction literature.""<EOS>"
6050,79911,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Mervis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>The Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Michael Latt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Rimawi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sherri Strain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Buckley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rebekah Kochan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derek Osedach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Irvingsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Asylum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When a Killer Calls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Asylum_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_a_Killer_Calls<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Mervis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When a Killer Calls is a 2006 direct-to-DVD horror film directed by Peter Mervis and starring Sarah Hall, Mark Irvingsen, Robert Buckley, Derek Osedach, and Rebekah Kochan. It was distributed by B movie company The Asylum. The film was released in February 2006, to coincide with the theatrical release of the 2006 remake of When a Stranger Calls, which this film is a mockbuster of.<EOS>"
6051,64443,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Quigley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shotgun Pass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shotgun_Pass<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shotgun Pass is a 1931 American Western film directed by J.P. McGowan and starring Tim McCoy, Virginia Lee Corbin and Monte Vandergrift.<EOS>"
6052,104517,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Burton Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Purple Haze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas A. Fucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victoria Wozniak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Nelson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bernard Baldan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Breuler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chuck McQuary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susanna Lack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Purple Haze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Minnesota<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_cannabis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Purple_Haze_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Burton_Morris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Purple Haze is a 1982 dramedy film about Matt Caulfield, a college student who is expelled for smoking cannabis and is subsequently drafted to serve in the Vietnam War in the summer of 1968.<EOS>"
6053,32112,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hand_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Huemer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hand_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Huemer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Whalers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_whaling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Donald_Duck_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Hand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goofy_(Disney)_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mickey_Mouse_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Whalers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dick_Huemer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Whalers is a cartoon produced by Walt Disney Productions, released by RKO Radio Pictures on August 19, 1938, and featuring Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy.The short was directed by Dick Huemer. It featured the voices of Clarence 'Ducky' Nash as Donald Duck and Pinto Colvig as Goofy. Mickey does not speak in this short. It was animated by Ed Love, Marvin Woodward, Art Babbitt, Frank Oreb, Robert Leffingwell, Louie Schmitt, Lee Morehouse, Al Eugster, Josh Meador, Eric Larson, Preston Blair and Milt Schaffer. The music was provided by Albert Hay Malotte, uncredited in the film. It was the 101st short in the Mickey Mouse film series to be released, and the third for that year.<EOS>"
6054,161707,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Joe_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Hunter_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Lukas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Joe_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Casey_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Monk_Saunders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Found Stella Parish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Melodrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mervyn_LeRoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Found_Stella_Parish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Found Stella Parish is a 1935 American melodrama film directed by Mervyn LeRoy and starring Kay Francis, Ian Hunter and Paul Lukas. It was produced by Warner Bros. and shot at the company's Burbank Studios. Francis plays a celebrated actress whose dark secret is revealed to the world.<EOS>"
6055,157420,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Iscove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael O. Gallant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Iscove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jay Irwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David G. Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Irwin_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Eikenberry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennie_Garth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Iscove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Iscove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Motion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Craig_Safan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Iscove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Consent<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Behavior_modification<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Without Consent, also known as Trapped and Deceived, is a 1994 television film directed by Robert Iscove and starring Jennie Garth, Jill Eikenberry, and Tom Irwin. The film, which was based on a true story, was received generally negatively, although the lead actors were praised for their roles.<EOS>"
6056,164657,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_A._Suarez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_A._Suarez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael James, Deborah Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_A._Suarez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_A._Suarez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_A._Suarez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Metcalfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Warriors of the Apocalypse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Philippine_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Warriors_of_the_Apocalypse<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bobby_A._Suarez<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Warriors of the Apocalypse is a 1985 science fiction action film directed by Bobby A. Suarez. It is also known as Time Raiders, Operation Overkill and Searchers of the Voodoo Mountain. It may have been inspired by Anabasis (Xenophon)<EOS>"
6057,98009,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_DeSimone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New World Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnold H. Orgolini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maud_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Roundtree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Blankfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mitzi_Kapture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emile Beaucard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_DeSimone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_DeSimone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Angel III: The Final Chapter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Angel_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Angel_III:_The_Final_Chapter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_DeSimone<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Angel III: The Final Chapter is a 1988 American action thriller film written and directed by Tom DeSimone. It is the third installment in the Angel film series, and stars Mitzi Kapture in the role of Molly, a former prostitute.<EOS>"
6058,144757,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ITC Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jack Wiener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lew Grade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Archer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Omar_Sharif<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_O'Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITC_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Grade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Anhalt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Simmons_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Green Ice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Colombia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ITC_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Edward_Anhalt<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Green Ice is a 1981 British adventure film starring Ryan O'Neal. It was also released under the name Operation Green Ice.<EOS>
6059,148006,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Pillsbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBCUniversal_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Beaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don McManus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Heidi Leick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Joseph Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Pillsbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBCUniversal_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Action<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Science fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Action_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Science_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2010<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Pillsbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_Pack_(TV_programming_block)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Knight_Rider_2010<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Knight_Rider_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Knight Rider 2010 is a 1994 American science fiction action television film directed by Sam Pillsbury and written by John Leekley, loosely based on the television series Knight Rider. It is the second installment of the Knight Rider film series. The film stars Richard Joseph Paul, Heidi Leick, Michael Beach, and Don McManus. It aired in syndication in the United States on February 13, 1994, as part of Universal Television's Action Pack programming block.<EOS>"
6060,40103,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Docter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darla_K._Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Buscemi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Coburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Tilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Crystal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Gibbs_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Docter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darla_K._Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Docter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Gerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Pidgeon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jill_Culton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Eggleston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Monsters, Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_involved_in_plagiarism_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Darla_K._Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Randy_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pixar_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Original_Song_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nepal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Annie_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_re-releases<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_parallel_universes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tokyopop_titles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Yeti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Pete_Docter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Pete_Docter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Impact_of_the_September_11_attacks_on_cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monsters,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_companies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Andrew_Stanton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Monsters,_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Boom!_Studios_titles<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Monsters, Inc. (also known as Monsters, Incorporated) is a 2001 American animated comedy film produced by Pixar Animation Studios for Walt Disney Pictures. Featuring the voices of John Goodman, Billy Crystal, Steve Buscemi, James Coburn, Mary Gibbs, and Jennifer Tilly, the film was directed by Pete Docter, co-directed by Lee Unkrich and David Silverman, and produced by Darla K. Anderson, from a screenplay by Andrew Stanton and Daniel Gerson. The film centers on two monsters, the hairy James P. ""Sulley"" Sullivan (Goodman) and his one-eyed partner and best friend Mike Wazowski (Crystal), who are employed at the titular energy-producing factory Monsters, Inc., which generates power by scaring human children. However, the monster world believes that the children are toxic, and when a little human girl, Boo (Gibbs), sneaks into the factory, she must be returned home before it is too late.Docter began developing the film in 1996, and wrote the story with Jill Culton, Jeff Pidgeon and Ralph Eggleston, following the idea conceived in a lunch in 1994 attended during the near completion of Toy Story (1995), while Stanton wrote the screenplay with Gerson. The characters went through many incarnations over the film's five-year production process. The technical team and animators found new ways to simulate fur and cloth realistically for the film. Randy Newman, who composed the music for Pixar's three prior films, returned to compose the score for its fourth.Monsters, Inc. premiered at the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles on October 28, 2001, and was released in theaters in the United States on November 2. Upon its release, it received critical acclaim and was a commercial success, grossing over $528 million worldwide to become the third-highest-grossing film of 2001. The film won the Academy Award for Best Original Song for ""If I Didn't Have You"" and was nominated for the first Best Animated Feature, but lost to DreamWorks' Shrek, and was also nominated for Best Original Score and Best Sound Editing. Monsters, Inc. saw a 3D re-release in theaters on December 19, 2012. A prequel titled Monsters University, which was directed by Dan Scanlon, was released on June 21, 2013. A sequel series titled Monsters at Work premiered on Disney+ on July 7, 2021.<EOS>"
6061,167002,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Knittel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Curtis Snow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Snow on tha Bluff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Found_footage_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Snow_on_tha_Bluff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English_Avenue_and_Vine_City<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Snow on tha Bluff is a 2011 American found footage-style drama film directed by Damon Russell. It stars Curtis Snow, a real-life Atlanta ""robbery boy"" and drug dealer, playing a fictionalized version of himself, as he gets into various dangerous and criminal situations. The title references an Atlanta neighborhood colloquially known as The Bluff, which is infamous for crime and drug dealing. ""Snow"" is a double entendre for both the protagonist (Curtis Snow) and cocaine.The film gained a following within the hip hop community due to its verisimilitude. Actor Michael K. Williams, who was an executive producer on the film, stated, ""everything that is wrong with the hood, is in this movie"". An unauthorized sequel, Snow on tha Bluff 2, starring Snow and Snoop Dogg, was released direct-to-video in 2015.<EOS>"
6062,168348,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_McCabe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_McCabe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures,_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cattle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bullfighting_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mammals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Clampett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pigs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Timid_Toreador<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_McCabe<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Timid Toreador is a 1940 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Bob Clampett and Norman McCabe. The short was released on December 21, 1940, and stars Porky Pig.<EOS>"
6063,57061,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liz_Canner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>First Run Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Liz Canner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liz_Canner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liz_Canner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Orgasm Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Elizabeth Canner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Orgasm_Inc.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_directorial_debut_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Orgasm Inc. (2009) is a New York Times ""Critic's Pick"" and the first feature documentary by award-winning director Liz Canner. It premiered at the Hot Docs Documentary Film Festival.In the documentary, filmmaker Liz Canner takes a job editing erotic movies for a drug trial for a pharmaceutical company called Vivus. Her employer is developing what they hope will be the first Viagra drug for women that wins FDA approval to treat a new disease: female sexual dysfunction (FSD). Liz gains permission to film the company's work in general for her own documentary. Initially, she plans to create a movie about science and pleasure but she soon begins to suspect that her employer, along with a cadre of other medical companies, might be trying to take advantage of women (and potentially endanger their health) in pursuit of billion dollar profits.The film continues from Vivus onto the more general question of whether there is a solid scientific foundation to medical industry claims about what constitutes ""healthy"" female sexuality and whether drugs and surgery are a suitable first-line approach to obtaining it. The film documents an emerging medical industry intent on convincing as large a market of women as possible that they have medical problems, and that those problems are best solved by expensive and dangerous medical treatments. Orgasm Inc. is presented as a look inside the medical industry and the marketing campaigns that are literally and figuratively reshaping the public's lives concerning health, illness, desire, and orgasm.<EOS>"
6064,64776,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Trenchard-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITV_Studios_Global_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roee Sharon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nia_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miguel_Ferrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beau_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thea_Gill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Currie_Holmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Olds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Trenchard-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITV_Studios_Global_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Showtime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sightings:_Heartland_Ghost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_Trenchard-Smith<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Sightings: Heartland Ghost is a 2002 film that originally aired on Showtime based on the TV series Sightings and inspired by true events. The film was written by Phil Penningroth and directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith.<EOS>
6065,8086,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Grand National Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor M. Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bedtime Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bedtime_Story_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bedtime Story is a 1938 British comedy drama film directed by Donovan Pedelty and starring Jack Livesey, Lesley Wareing and Eliot Makeham. It was made as a quota quickie at Cricklewood Studios.<EOS>"
6066,164835,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Field<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Clare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Carney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Say It with Flowers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Say_It_with_Flowers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Say It with Flowers is a 1934 British musical film directed by John Baxter and starring Mary Clare, Ben Field and George Carney. The screenplay concerns a group of London shopkeepers who hold a benefit concert in a local pub to raise money for a woman to visit the seaside for her health. The film is notable for the performances of several real music hall stars Florrie Forde, Charles Coborn and Marie Kendall.<EOS>"
6067,76802,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Darmour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trapped in the Sky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trapped_in_the_Sky_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trapped in the Sky (aka Army Spy and Sabotage) is a 1939 American thriller film directed by Lewis D. Collins and produced by Larry Darmour for Columbia Pictures. The film stars Jack Holt, Ralph Morgan and Katherine DeMille. Holt is the ""flyboy"" who is trying to find the saboteurs of a ""silent"" aircraft. The plot device of a ""noiseless"" or stealthy aircraft is a familiar theme in aviation films of the period, including The Sky Ranger (1921), The Silent Flier (1926) and Eagle of the Night (1928).<EOS>"
6068,132425,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Dance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lakeshore International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Karlsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nicolas Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nik Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maggie_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daniel_Brühl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judi_Dench<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Natascha_McElhone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miriam_Margolyes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Dance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Karlsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Dance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ladies in Lavender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Elizabeth_Karlsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_violins_and_violinists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ladies_in_Lavender<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Dance<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Ladies in Lavender is a 2004 British drama film written and directed by Charles Dance. The screenplay is based on a 1908 short story by William J. Locke. The film stars Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Daniel Brühl and Miriam Margolyes.<EOS>"
6069,158906,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Madeleine_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Lawton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Livesey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Kendall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Young Woodley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Young_Woodley_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Young Woodley is a 1930 British drama film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Madeleine Carroll, Frank Lawton, Sam Livesey, and Gerald Rawlinson.<EOS>"
6070,168989,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wabbit Who Came to Supper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elmer_Fudd_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rabbits_and_hares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wabbit_Who_Came_to_Supper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_inheritances<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wabbit Who Came to Supper is a 1942 Merrie Melodies cartoon featuring Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd. It was released on March 28, 1942, and directed by Friz Freleng.<EOS>"
6071,99218,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_E._Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_E._Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>No My Darling Daughter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:No_My_Darling_Daughter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>No My Darling Daughter is a 1961 British comedy film directed by Ralph Thomas and starring Michael Redgrave, Michael Craig, Roger Livesey, James Westmoreland, and Juliet Mills. It was written by Frank Harvey based on the play Handful of Tansy by Kay Bannerman and Harold Brooke.<EOS>"
6072,23913,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Germain_Burger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Craig Baynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Longden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wally Patch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Ellisia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leonard Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Germain_Burger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Gribble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Death by Design<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Death_by_Design<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Death by Design is a 1943 British mystery film directed by Germain Burger and starring John Longden, Wally Patch and Barbara James.<EOS>"
6073,73862,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burning_an_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menelik_Shabazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burning_an_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vivien Pottersman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burning_an_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menelik_Shabazz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burning_an_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Burning an Illusion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burning_an_Illusion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burning_an_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burning_an_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burning_an_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burning_an_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burning_an_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burning_an_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burning_an_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_British_cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Burning_an_Illusion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_British_mass_media<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Burning an Illusion is a 1981 British drama film written and directed by Menelik Shabazz, about a young British-born black woman's love life, mostly shot in London's Notting Hill and Ladbroke Grove communities. It was only the second British feature film to have been made by a black director, following Horace Ové's Pressure (1975), and is described by Stephen Bourne as ""the first British film to give a black woman a voice of any kind."" Imruh Bakari worked with Shabazz and co-founded Kuumba Productions with him.<EOS>"
6074,44108,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Syndicate Film Exchange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Drake_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Law of the Tong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Tong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Tong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Tong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Tong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Tong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Law_of_the_Tong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_D._Collins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Law of the Tong is a 1931 American pre-Code crime film directed by Lewis D. Collins and starring Phyllis Barrington, John Harron and Jason Robards Sr.<EOS>"
6075,81993,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Cahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Agar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Audrey_Totter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Walcott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_L._Cahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orville_H._Hampton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jet Attack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_L._Cahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ronald_Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Korean_War_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jet Attack (also known as Jet Alert and released in the UK as Through Hell to Glory) is a 1958 American aviation war film set in the Korean War, featuring United States Air Force (USAF) aircraft.<EOS>"
6076,1233,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Mintz_(executive)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachael_Leigh_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cary_Elwes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annabella_Sciorra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyia_Batten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kip_Pardue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_O'Neill_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frankie Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Mintz_(executive)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>American Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Crime_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>American Crime is a 2004 thriller film directed by Dan Mintz and starring Annabella Sciorra, Cary Elwes, Cyia Batten, Rachael Leigh Cook, Michael O'Neill, Kip Pardue and Frankie Ray.It was produced by Jeff Ritchie. The film is presented in a documentary program style, taking off the style of series such as The FBI Files and The Young Detectives, both shows showcasing stories on crimes in America. The film is about reporters who try to solve a murder case that the police refuse to take on.<EOS>"
6077,111243,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangled_Fortunes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangled_Fortunes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Big 4 Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangled_Fortunes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burton_L._King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangled_Fortunes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangled_Fortunes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burton_L._King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangled_Fortunes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Morgan_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangled_Fortunes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tangled Fortunes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangled_Fortunes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangled_Fortunes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangled_Fortunes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangled_Fortunes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangled_Fortunes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangled_Fortunes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_J._P._McGowan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tangled_Fortunes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tangled Fortunes is a 1932 American pre-Code Western film directed by J.P. McGowan and starring Buzz Barton, Francis X. Bushman Jr. and Caryl Lincoln.<EOS>"
6078,24812,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Klausner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>A-Pix Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avi_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Danny Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Danny Dimbort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Trevor Short<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boaz_Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brad Weston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Naomi Despres<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Pendleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juliette_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelley_Duvall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Klausner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avi_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boaz_Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Klausner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The 4th Floor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_apartment_buildings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nu_Image_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Boaz_Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_4th_Floor_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Josh_Klausner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The 4th Floor is a 1999 mystery thriller film written and directed by Josh Klausner in his directorial debut and starring Juliette Lewis, William Hurt, Shelley Duvall and Austin Pendleton. The film was released in 1999 on Fantasy Filmfest in Germany, but was not released in the US until 2000 when it went direct-to-video. It was filmed on location in New York City and Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. The original music was written by Brian Tyler.<EOS>"
6079,139857,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Baxter_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ivar_Campbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doss House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doss_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Baxter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Doss House is a 1933 British drama film directed by John Baxter and starring Frank Cellier, Arnold Bell and Herbert Franklyn.It was written by Herbert Ayres and made at Shepperton Studios as a quota quickie. In 1941 Baxter remade the film as The Common Touch.<EOS>"
6080,134376,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Mazin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Zucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert K. Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Craig Mazin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Backhouse Mike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Hart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Nielsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Tambor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Regina Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pamela Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Drake Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Joy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tracy Morgan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sara Paxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brent Spiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Mazin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dimension_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Mazin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Zucker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Craig_Mazin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Superhero Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Superhero! Song<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slapstick_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dimension_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_L._Venable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Robert_K._Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Tom_Cruise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parody_superheroes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parodies_of_Superman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Nelson_Mandela<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_superhero_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Stephen_Hawking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_the_14th_Dalai_Lama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Superhero_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parodies_of_Spider-Man<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Superhero Movie is a 2008 American parody film written and directed by Craig Mazin, produced by Robert K. Weiss and David Zucker, and starring Drake Bell, Sara Paxton, Christopher McDonald and Leslie Nielsen. It was originally titled Superhero! as a nod to one of the Zuckers's previous films, Airplane! (1980), in which Nielsen also starred.A spoof of the superhero film genre, primarily Sam Raimi's Spider-Man (2002) and Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins (2005), as well as other lampooned cameos of mid-2000s Marvel film adaptations from 20th Century Fox such as X-Men trilogy and  Fantastic Four (2005), the film follows in the footsteps of the Scary Movie series of comedies (2000–present), with which the film's poster shares a resemblance. It was also inspired by, and contains homages to some of Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker's earlier spoof films such as Airplane! and The Naked Gun (1988 and 1994 respectively).Production began on September 17, 2007, in Los Angeles. It was released on March 28, 2008, in the United States to generally negative reviews from critics.<EOS>"
6081,98274,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Edwin_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brady Nasfell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_C._Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Overton_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah-Jane_Potts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Haven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Edwin_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_C._Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Edwin_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Breaking Dawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_psychiatric_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Dawn_(2004_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Edwin_Robinson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Breaking Dawn is a 2004 American independent horror-thriller film written and directed by Mark Edwin Robinson. It is the directorial debut of Robinson, who was 22 at the time and saw the film showcased at the Cannes Film Festival, Marché du Film and at The Hollywood Film Festival.  The film stars Kelly Overton and James Haven.<EOS>"
6082,135816,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Vincent_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Seymour Borde & Associates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Borde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Colleen Meeker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Seymour Borde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jewel_Shepard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Andrew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donna McDaniel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Gunning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Vincent_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hollywood Hot Tubs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hollywood_Hot_Tubs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Joel_Goldsmith<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hollywood Hot Tubs is a 1984 comedy film starring Paul Gunning, Donna McDaniel, Michael Andrew and Jewel Shepard and directed by Chuck Vincent.<EOS>"
6083,102795,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Copley Pictures Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Kopfstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Kopfstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Forty Winks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cougars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Felix_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Messmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Winks_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sleep<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Forty Winks is an animated short film made by the Pat Sullivan Studio, and is among the Felix the Cat shorts.<EOS>"
6084,25627,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mackenzie_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Pantoliano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Guy Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Paxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Dennehy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Fahey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deborra-Lee Furness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Darrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Mackenzie_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Armitage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Lee_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last of the Finest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Davis_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Mackenzie_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Nitzsche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_of_the_Finest<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Hoenig<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last of the Finest, also released as Blue Heat, is a 1990 American crime action film directed by John Mackenzie and starring Brian Dennehy, Joe Pantoliano, Jeff Fahey, and Bill Paxton<EOS>"
6085,25677,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Jones_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Penny Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Taylor_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>North of the Great Divide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Witney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:North_of_the_Great_Divide<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Canada<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>North of the Great Divide  is a 1950 American western film directed by William Witney and starring Roy Rogers, Penny Edwards and Gordon Jones.<EOS>"
6086,165085,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aviva_Kempner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aviva_Kempner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aviva_Kempner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aviva_Kempner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aviva_Kempner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Aviva_Kempner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Jews_and_Judaism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_television_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Hollywood_blacklist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoo-Hoo,_Mrs._Goldberg<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_radio_people<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg is a 2009 documentary film on the broadcast career of Gertrude Berg and her radio and television serials, The Goldbergs. Aviva Kempner directed the film, interviewing family members of Berg, cast members of the Goldbergs and historians of radio and television. She also includes interview statements by non-celebrities, and celebrities, including All Things Considered anchor Susan Stamberg, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, television sitcom producer Norman Lear and Mary Tyler Moore Show actor Ed Asner.<EOS>"
6087,34429,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Morahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carlton_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Whitehall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sue Bennett-Urwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Havers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gina_McKee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Jayston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Parfitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Woodvine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Polly_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime, thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Element_of_Doubt<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Christopher_Morahan<EOT><EOS>",<ABS>Element of Doubt is a 1996 British thriller television film directed by Christopher Morahan and starring Gina McKee and Nigel Havers.<EOS>
6088,39126,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_English<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan English<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rutger_Hauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ingrid_Pitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_English<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_English<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Minotaur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luxembourg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Luxembourg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Luxembourgian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Luxembourg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_European_myths_and_legends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Syfy_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Luxembourgian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_dark_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_classical_mythology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Martin_Todsharow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Minotaur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minotaur_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jonathan_English<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Minotaur is a 2006 horror film, directed by Jonathan English. It stars Tom Hardy, Tony Todd, Ingrid Pitt and Rutger Hauer. It was filmed in Luxembourg, and is a loose retelling of the Greek myth of Theseus and the Minotaur.<EOS>"
6089,102798,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_H._Winkless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Milton C. Hubatka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_O'Bannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Burkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_H._Winkless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Foster's Release<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_H._Winkless<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foster's_Release<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_films_based_on_urban_legends<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Foster's Release is a 1971 American short film directed by Terence H. Winkless. The film has been credited with inventing many of the tropes of horror later used in films such as Black Christmas, Halloween and He Knows You're Alone.<EOS>"
6090,137166,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Exclusive Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Rigby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>What the Butler Saw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:What_the_Butler_Saw_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Godfrey_Grayson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>What the Butler Saw is a 1950 British second feature ('B') comedy film directed by Godfrey Grayson and starring Edward Rigby, Henry Mollison and Mercy Haystead. The screenplay was by A.R. Rawlinson and E.J. Mason, from an original story by Roger and Donald Good. It was made by Hammer Films. Production began on Jan. 9, 1950. It was trade shown on June 22, 1950 at the Rialto, and was released in September 1950. The film did not do well at the box office, and, although once considered a lost film, it is now freely available on the internet and has been shown in the UK by Talking Pictures TV.<EOS>"
6091,160071,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Adam Caudill and Wrion Bowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adam Caudill and Wrion Bowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joyce Hsheih and Michael Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Caudill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrion_Bowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Caudill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrion_Bowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Caudill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wrion_Bowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shelter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelter_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Shelter is a 2012 American film directed, produced, and written by Adam Caudill and Wrion Bowling. It was shot as a passion project for under $100,000. It has been featured at a number of festivals including the 2013 Eerie Horror Film Festival where it won Best Director, and the 2012 Williamsburg Independent Film Festival where it won Best Narrative Feature Film.<EOS>"
6092,104043,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paulette_McDonagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paulette McDonagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arthur Greenaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marie_Lorraine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Faulkner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josef Bambach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paulette_McDonagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paulette_McDonagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paulette_McDonagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cheaters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cheaters_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paulette_McDonagh<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cheaters is a 1930 Australian silent film directed by Paulette McDonagh and starring Isabel McDonagh (professionally known as Marie Lorraine). Phyllis McDonagh worked as art director. The McDonagh sisters made a number of self-funded films together in the late 1920s and early 1930s.Originally the film's length was 6000 feet plus, it survives at 6309 feet (94 mins. at 18 frame/s).<EOS>"
6093,32661,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Ewing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Megan_Follows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dennis_Letts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Curtis_Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_R._Moses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vicki_Taylor_Ross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Grant James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Ewing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrea_Jobe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Newman_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Christmas Child<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_Child<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Christmas Child is a 2004 American Christian film directed by William Ewing starring Steven Curtis Chapman. The film is based on ""The Christmas Cross"", a short story by Max Lucado repackaged in 2003 as The Christmas Child: A Story of Coming Home, and is a story about a Chicago journalist who finds himself in Clearwater, Texas around Christmas time to discover his past.<EOS>"
6094,166807,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stafford_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St_John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Craig_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_McGoohan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Belinda_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Stafford_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St_John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Guy_Elmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nor the Moon by Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Bernard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nor_the_Moon_by_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_South_African_novels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nor the Moon by Night is a 1958 British drama film directed by Ken Annakin and starring Belinda Lee, Michael Craig and Patrick McGoohan. It was written by Guy Elmes based on the 1957 novel of the same title by Joy Packer and partly filmed in the Kruger National Park, South Africa. The title is a quote from the Old Testament passage (Psalm 121:6), ""The sun shall not smite thee by day, nor the moon by night."" The film was released in the United States as Elephant Gun. It has several sections in Swahili but is not subtitled.<EOS>"
6095,167387,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Menges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Radclyffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Cleary Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Menges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Radclyffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Cook_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Second Best<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_adoption<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_father–son_relationships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_parenting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Regency_Enterprises_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Simon_Boswell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Second_Best_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chris_Menges<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Second Best is a 1994 British drama film produced by Sarah Radclyffe and directed by Chris Menges. It closely follows the 1991 novel of the same name by David Cook, who also wrote the screenplay.<EOS>"
6096,25692,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mabel_Poulton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Gott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janet Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maurice Braddell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Not Quite a Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1928_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Not_Quite_a_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Not Quite a Lady is a 1928 British silent comedy film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Mabel Poulton, Janet Alexander and Barbara Gott. The screenplay concerns a wealthy woman who, unhappy with her son's choice of fiancée, holds a boring house party to try to put her off marrying into the family.<EOS>"
6097,69538,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worth_Keeter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>C. Vincent Shortt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Campbell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Curtis_Credel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dianne_Beatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Worth_Keeter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Vincent_Shortt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thom_McIntyre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:C._Vincent_Shortt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hot Heir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Worth_Keeter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Heir<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_3D_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hot Heir, also known as The Great Balloon Chase, is a 1984 3D  comedy film starring  Curtis Credel, Dianne Beatty, Ron Campbell.  It was the second of six 3-D movies produced by Earl Owensby during the 1980s.The Freedom Weekend Aloft festival was specially created in order to bring together the hot air balloons necessary for filming.  It subsequently became an annual event.<EOS>"
6098,125793,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Kennedy_(filmmaker)<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Kennedy_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Kennedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Howard_(Australian_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alyssa_McClelland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebecca_Frith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Kennedy_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Kennedy_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Man’s Gotta Do<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Man's_Gotta_Do<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Man's Gotta Do is a 2004 Australian film from Australian director, Chris Kennedy. The film stars John Howard.<EOS>"
6099,41998,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vitaphone_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Favorite_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Favorite Duck is a 1942 color Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Chuck Jones, in his second collaboration with writer Michael Maltese. The cartoon was released on December 5, 1942, and stars Daffy Duck and Porky Pig. It was the second color entry in the Looney Tunes series, and the first pairing of Porky and Daffy produced in Technicolor.The title was presumably inspired by a film of that era, either My Favorite Wife (1940) or My Favorite Blonde (1942). In this case the title is used ironically. This is one of several entries in a series where Daffy (during his ""screwball"" period) torments Porky in a variety of ways.<EOS>"
6100,32153,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Gold_USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Silvio Berlusconi Communications<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Rhys-Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_McCormack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nathania Stanford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harmony_Gold_USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Alan_Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Return to the Lost World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Timothy_Bond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Professor_Challenger_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Return_to_the_Lost_World<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Return to the Lost World is a 1992 film directed by Timothy Bond and starring John Rhys-Davies, Eric McCormack, David Warner, Nathania Stanford, Darren Peter Mercer, and Tamara Gorski. It is a sequel to the film The Lost World, which was released the same year.<EOS>"
6101,90124,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Rachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Rachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Blush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Various musicians, entertainment executives, etc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Rachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Rachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Blush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Blush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>American Hardcore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>American Hardcore OST<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hardcore_punk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thrashcore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Hardcore_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_punk_music_and_musicians<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>American Hardcore: The History of American Punk Rock 1980–1986 is a documentary directed and produced by Paul Rachman and written by Steven Blush.It is based on the 2001 book American Hardcore: A Tribal History also written by Blush.  It world premiered at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival and was released on September 22, 2006 on a limited basis by Sony Pictures Classics. The film features some early pioneers of the hardcore punk music scene including Bad Brains, Black Flag, D.O.A., Minor Threat, Minutemen, SSD, and others. It was released on DVD by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment on February 20, 2007.<EOS>"
6102,33089,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Dillon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Thailand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Khmer-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cambodia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Russian-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cambodia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French-language_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:City_of_Ghosts_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tyler_Bates<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>City of Ghosts is a 2002 American crime thriller film co-written, directed by and starring Matt Dillon, about a con artist who must go to Cambodia to collect his share of money from an insurance scam. The film was made in Cambodia, in locations that include Phnom Penh and the Bokor Hill Station.It premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2002, and was released in the United States on April 25, 2003.<EOS>"
6103,50807,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Hazeldine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gil Netter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Ganbarg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anastasia_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brad Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Worthington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Octavia Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alice Braga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Radha Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tim McGraw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Graham Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Avraham Aviv Alush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sumire Matsubara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Hazeldine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_Christian_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_hip_hop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_religion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Oregon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Aaron_Zigman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Summit_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_Jesus_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_angels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Fusco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Heaven_and_hell_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Andrew_Lanham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Destin_Daniel_Cretton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Shack_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_produced_by_TMS_(production_team)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Shack is a 2017 American fantasy drama film, directed by Stuart Hazeldine and written by John Fusco, Andrew Lanham and Destin Daniel Cretton, based on the 2007 novel. The film stars Sam Worthington, Octavia Spencer, Avraham Aviv Alush, Radha Mitchell, Alice Braga and Tim McGraw.The story follows a grieving father who, after suffering a family tragedy, receives a mysterious invitation to visit a shack deep in the wilderness, where he confronts his darkest fears and experiences a transformative spiritual journey.Filming began on June 8, 2015, in Vancouver, British Columbia. The Shack was released in the United States on March 3, 2017. The film received generally negative reviews from critics, and grossed $96.9 million against a budget of $20M.<EOS>"
6104,115289,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Broken Melody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Broken_Melody_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_romance_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Broken Melody is a sound 1929 British romance film directed by Fred Paul and starring Georges Galli, Andrée Sacré and Enid Stamp-Taylor. While the film has no audible dialog, it features a synchronized musical score, singing and sound effects on the soundtrack. The film was shot at Cricklewood Studios and distributed by Paramount Pictures. It was based on a play by Herbert Keith and James Leader. An exiled Prince living in Paris, begins a daliance with an opera singer before returning to his wife.<EOS>"
6105,161180,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Garrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clive_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pauline_Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Foley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Garrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:E._C._Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trent's Last Case<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_mystery_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Broadwest_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Garrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trent's_Last_Case_(1920_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edmund_Clerihew_Bentley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trent's Last Case is a 1920 British silent crime film directed by Richard Garrick and starring Gregory Scott, Pauline Peters and Clive Brook. It is an adaptation of the 1913 novel Trent's Last Case by E. C. Bentley. Detective Philip Trent investigates the mysterious murder of the financier Sigsbee Manderson.<EOS>"
6106,77928,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Plus_Fours<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Plus_Fours<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bing Crosby, Thelma Hill, and the Rhythm Boys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Plus_Fours<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ray_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Plus_Fours<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Two Plus Fours<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Plus_Fours<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Plus_Fours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Plus_Fours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Plus_Fours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Plus_Fours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Plus_Fours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ray_McCarey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Plus_Fours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Plus_Fours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Plus_Fours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Two_Plus_Fours<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_short_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Two Plus Fours is a 1930 Campus Comedies short film  directed by Ray McCarey and featuring the Rhythm Boys  (Bing Crosby, Al Rinker and Harry Barris). The film was shot in 5 days starting on May 29, 1930 at a cost of $19,689. It previewed in mid-June and was shipped early in July 1930.<EOS>"
6107,54182,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Sucsy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Gems<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Barber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Taublieb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Glickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica Lange<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Channing Tatum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Speedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sam Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rachel McAdams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jessica McNamee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Vow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Vow: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_road_accidents_and_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Gems_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Birnbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spyglass_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Rachel_Portman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_visual_arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vow_(2012_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Sucsy<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Vow is a 2012 American romantic drama film directed by Michael Sucsy and written by Abby Kohn, Marc Silverstein, and Jason Katims, inspired by the true story of Kim and Krickitt Carpenter. The film stars Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum as Paige and Leo Collins, with Sam Neill, Scott Speedman, Jessica Lange and Jessica McNamee in supporting roles. As of 2013, The Vow was the eighth highest-grossing romantic drama film produced since 1980. This was Spyglass Entertainment's last film before the company's closure in 2012 and its revival in 2019.<EOS>"
6108,24532,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Cardiff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth-Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adrian D. Worker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Lom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betsy_Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Cardiff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth-Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Moore_(novelist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Intent to Kill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_presidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Irish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Cardiff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jimmy_Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Intent_to_Kill_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_novels_by_Brian_Moore<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Intent to Kill is a 1958 British film noir thriller directed by Jack Cardiff and starring Richard Todd, Betsy Drake and Herbert Lom.  The film was based on the 1957 novel of the same name by Brian Moore (as Michael Bryan). It was shot on location in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, with an international cast of European and North American actors.<EOS>"
6109,121205,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Carnahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Road_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Inferno Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Streitenfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ridley Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Carnahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mickey Liddell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jules Daly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Grillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dermot Mulroney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liam Neeson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Badge Dale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dallas Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nonso Anozie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Carnahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Open_Road_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Carnahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridley_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_aviation_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Alaska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Arctic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Entertainment_One_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_critical_of_religion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_survival_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Joe_Carnahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_atheism-related_themes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scott_Free_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marc_Streitenfeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Open_Road_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_action_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joe_Carnahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Joe_Carnahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Grey_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wolves<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Grey is a 2011 survival thriller film co-written, produced and directed by Joe Carnahan, and starring Liam Neeson, Frank Grillo, Dermot Mulroney, Dallas Roberts, Joe Anderson, Nonso Anozie, and James Badge Dale. It is based on the short story ""Ghost Walker"" by Ian MacKenzie Jeffers, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Carnahan. The story follows a number of oil-men stranded in Alaska after a plane crash who must survive a pack of Canadian grey wolves, stalking them during the mercilessly cold weather.Released in the United States on January 27, 2012, the film received positive reviews, with praise for its philosophical themes, and for Liam Neeson's performance. It grossed $81 million worldwide.<EOS>"
6110,101096,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gia_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribeca_Film_Festival<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vince Jolivette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Miles Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sebastian Pardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adriana Rotaru<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Messina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nat Wolff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emma Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Kilmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Val Kilmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zoe Levin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keegan Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gia_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tribeca_Film_Festival<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gia_Coppola<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Palo Alto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Zoetrope_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palo_Alto_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Palo_Alto,_California<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Palo Alto is a 2013 American coming-of-age drama film written and directed by Gia Coppola, based on's 2010 short story collection of the same name by James Franco. The film stars Franco alongside Emma Roberts, Jack Kilmer, Nat Wolff, Zoe Levin, Chris Messina, Keegan Allen, and Val Kilmer. It concerns a group of disaffected teenagers in a California suburb dealing with lust, boredom, and self-destruction. The film premiered at the Telluride Film Festival on August 29, 2013, and received a limited theatrical release in the United States on May 9, 2014, by Tribeca Film.<EOS>"
6111,103930,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Nosseck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Schwarz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Shenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Emory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Benson Fong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Nosseck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eagle-Lion_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Schwarz_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Shenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Shenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Korea Patrol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eagle-Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Korean_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Korea_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Max_Nosseck<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Korea Patrol (working title Korean Patrol) is a 1951 American war film directed by Max Nosseck and starring Richard Emory and Benson Fong. It was released by Eagle-Lion Films. Together with Sam Fuller’s The Steel Helmet and Sam Katzman’s A Yank in Korea, it was one of the first Hollywood films exploiting the Korean War. The film's sets were designed by the art director Fred Preble.<EOS>"
6112,51,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Humble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Douglas Wilkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Bairstow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures of Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sydney Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Bairstow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Spencer_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Bairstow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cadet Holiday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quebec_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canada_Carries_On<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Robert_Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cadet_Holiday<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sydney_Newman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cadet Holiday is an 11-minute 1951 Canadian documentary film, made by the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) as part of the postwar Canada Carries On series. The film, directed by David Bairstow, Robert Humble and Douglas Wilkinson, was produced by Sydney Newman and Michael Spencer. Cadet Holiday was an account of a Canadian Army Cadet during a summer camp. The film's French version title is Cadets en vacances.<EOS>"
6113,56445,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stuart Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William H. Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Lundigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Naomi Chance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Levy_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_H._Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dangerous Voyage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_West_Sussex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merton_Park_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Voyage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Vernon_Sewell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dangerous Voyage (U.S. title Terror Ship) is a 1954 British crime thriller B film directed by Vernon Sewell and starring William Lundigan, Naomi Chance and Vincent Ball. It was written by Sewell and Julian Ward and was distributed by Anglo-Amalgamated in the UK, and in the United States by Lippert Pictures.<EOS>"
6114,24175,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patricia_Medina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brefni_O'Rorke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Bird_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Rigby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moore_Marriott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Drayton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wylie_Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Dell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Don't Take It to Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1944<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Two_Cities_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Riverside_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Don't_Take_It_to_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeffrey_Dell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Don't Take It to Heart is a 1944 British comedy film directed by Jeffrey Dell and starring Richard Greene, Alfred Drayton, Patricia Medina, Moore Marriott and Richard Bird.It was shot at the Riverside Studios in Hammersmith with sets designed by the art director Alex Vetchinsky.<EOS>"
6115,69723,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Larry G. Spangler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lone Star<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Executive producer:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Producer:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry G. Spangler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lee B. Winkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cal Bartlett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Joshua<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Joshua is a 1976 American Western film directed by Larry G. Spangler.The film is also known as Black Rider, Joshua the Black Rider, or Revenge.<EOS>"
6116,66959,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Michels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kara Vallow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynne_Lipton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Priestley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seth_Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Drew_Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seth_MacFarlane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Henry_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tori_Spelling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_LaMarr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Warburton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Busy_Philipps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mila_Kunis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ali_Hillis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Clarke_Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Sasso<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennie_Garth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lori_Alan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Noel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Kenney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachael_MacFarlane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Borstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Michels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Sheridan_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Janetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Callaghan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Borstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adult_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rhode_Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Television_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Ernest_Hemingway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Older_versions_of_cartoon_characters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_American_television_episodes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Vincent_van_Gogh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Britney_Spears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Family_Guy_publications<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fuzzy_Door_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stewie_Griffin:_The_Untold_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Family_Guy_(season_4)_episodes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story is a 2005 American adult animated direct-to-video adventure comedy film set in the Family Guy fictional universe. Released on September 27, 2005, the film's main plot point concerns Stewie Griffin, following a near-death experience, trying to find who he thinks is his real father after seeing the man on TV. He travels to San Francisco, only to find that the man is him from the future. The DVD contains commentaries and a sneak peek preview of the American Dad! Volume 1 DVD. It was 20th Century Fox's first direct-to-video animated film since 1999's Bartok the Magnificent.Fox eventually aired the film as three separate episodes for the Family Guy season 4 finale on May 21, 2006. Fox had several scenes cut out and other scenes altered to bring the length down to 66 minutes. The shortened and separated versions of the three segments – ""Stewie B. Goode"" (written by Gary Janetti and Chris Sheridan), ""Bango Was His Name, Oh!"" (written by Alex Borstein), and ""Stu and Stewie's Excellent Adventure"" (written by Steve Callaghan) – were aired on May 21, 2006.<EOS>"
6117,50017,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clint_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Valdes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_G._Kazanjian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Siebert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charlie Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raul Julia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clint Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sônia Braga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clint_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Valdes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_G._Kazanjian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boaz_Yakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Spiegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Rookie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_kidnapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Los_Angeles_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Boaz_Yakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_gang_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gang_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_cop_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Valdes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clint_Eastwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lennie_Niehaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Malpaso_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Howard_Kazanjian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_action_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rookie_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Jose,_California<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Rookie is a 1990 American buddy cop action thriller film directed by Clint Eastwood, written by Boaz Yakin and Scott Spiegel, and produced by Howard G. Kazanjian, Steven Siebert, and David Valdes. The film stars Eastwood, Charlie Sheen, Raul Julia, Sônia Braga, Lara Flynn Boyle, and Tom Skerritt. Eastwood plays a veteran police officer teamed up with a younger detective played by Sheen (the rookie), whose intent is to take down a German crime lord in downtown Los Angeles, following months of investigation into an exotic car theft ring.The Rookie premiered in the United States and Canada on December 7, 1990, grossing $21,633,874 in ticket receipts, just under its budget of $30 million. The film was overshadowed by the continuing success of Home Alone, which opened three weeks earlier and ended up being one of the top 100 highest-grossing films of all time. A financial disappointment, The Rookie was met with generally lackluster reviews. Critics considered it formulaic and shallow, and questioned the casting of the Puerto Rican Julia and the Brazilian Braga as Germans; a scene in which Eastwood was raped by Braga also generated some controversy. The stunts and special effects, however, were met with praise.<EOS>"
6118,40213,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sack_Amusements<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_E._Kassler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edgar G. Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alfred N. Sack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Benjamin F. Resnick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sack_Amusements<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_E._Kassler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_N._Sack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_F._Resnick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mathew_Mathews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Wilson_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Moon Over Harlem<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Moon_Over_Harlem<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Moon Over Harlem is a 1939 American race film directed by Edgar G. Ulmer.<EOS>
6119,142074,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Silverman_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James L. Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Al Jean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Groening<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Sakai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Matt Selman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Raynis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Edgerly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Silverman_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_L._Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Jean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Groening<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Sakai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Raynis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Selman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gammill_and_Max_Pross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_L._Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Jean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Groening<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Silverman_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Price_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Selman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Playdate with Destiny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_spin-offs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Studios_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Dooley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_James_L._Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gracie_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney+_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_James_L._Brooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Matt_Groening<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Matt_Groening<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Simpsons_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Silverman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Playdate_with_Destiny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Studios_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Maggie Simpson in ""Playdate with Destiny"", also known as Playdate with Destiny, is a 2020 American animated short film based on the animated television series The Simpsons. The film features Maggie Simpson. It is the first Simpsons short film released after the Disney acquisition of 20th Century Studios (formerly 20th Century Fox).The film premiered on February 29, 2020, attached to advance screenings of the Disney/Pixar release Onward, with its general rollout on March 6, 2020. It is the third Simpsons film made for theatrical release, after The Simpsons Movie (2007) and The Longest Daycare (2012). The short was released on April 10, 2020 on Disney+.<EOS>"
6120,50011,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sawyer Inc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Cozens_Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lottie_Lyell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Cozens_Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Longford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Romantic Story of Margaret Catchpole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>An English Lass<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The History of Margaret Catchpole: A Suffolk Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Melodrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1911_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1911_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Romantic_Story_of_Margaret_Catchpole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raymond_Longford<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Romantic Story of Margaret Catchpole (also released as The Queen of the Smugglers) is a 1911 Australian silent film directed by Raymond Longford and starring Lottie Lyell. It is based on the true story of Margaret Catchpole, an adventurer and convict. Only the first 24 minutes of the 50-minute runtime survives today.<EOS>"
6121,126553,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Rathbone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Ralston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Heatherley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marie_Burke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Curzon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean Adrienne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>After the Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_the_Ball_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>After the Ball is a 1932 British-American comedy film directed by Milton Rosmer and starring Esther Ralston, Basil Rathbone and Marie Burke.It was filmed at Lime Grove Studios in West London. The film's sets were designed by Alfred Junge.<EOS>"
6122,167050,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_W._Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Connors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Cummings_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_W._Koch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Drayson_Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Smith_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tomahawk Trail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_cavalry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tomahawk_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Tomahawk Trail is a 1957 American Western film directed by Lesley Selander and starring Chuck Connors.<EOS>
6123,137633,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julien_Temple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>( )<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Roman Kroitor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Christine Strande:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Noel Archambault<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IMAX<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Toni Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nicholas J. Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robbie Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>André Picard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Cohl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rolling_Stones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julien_Temple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roman_Kroitor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Douglas_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:IMAX<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Toni_Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Cohl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rolling Stones: Live at the Max<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Platinum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Rolling_Stones_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roman_Kroitor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Julien_Temple<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Rolling_Stones_video_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stones_at_the_Max<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Douglas_(director)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rolling Stones: Live at the Max, or simply Stones at the Max, is a concert film by the Rolling Stones released in 1991. It was specially filmed in IMAX during the Urban Jungle Tour in Europe in 1990. It was the first concert movie shot in the IMAX format.Rolling Stones: Live at the Max premiered 25 October 1991 in Los Angeles at the California Museum of Science and Industry. In the UK it was shown at the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television in Bradford, Yorkshire in 1992. The tagline was ""Larger than life.""<EOS>"
6124,69721,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Weber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Brest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martha Plimpton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Tobolowsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacob Tierney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noah Fleiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Weber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Brest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Josh and S.A.M.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Line_Cinema_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Thomas_Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Castle_Rock_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_duos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_and_S.A.M.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_road_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Josh and S.A.M. is a 1993 American road comedy-drama film starring Noah Fleiss (in his film debut), Jacob Tierney, and Martha Plimpton. The film is about two young brothers who run away from home due to emotional conflict over the divorce of their parents. It was directed by Billy Weber and produced by Martin Brest.<EOS>"
6125,21615,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_L._Werker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_L._Werker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_M._Wurtzel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lou_Breslow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurine_Dallas_Watkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Patrick_(dramatist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_prison_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_prison_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_the_River_(1938_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_L._Werker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Up the River is a 1938 American prison comedy film directed by Alfred L. Werker and starring Preston Foster and Arthur Treacher and featuring Bill ""Bojangles"" Robinson. The film is a remake of a 1930 film with the same name directed by John Ford and starring Spencer Tracy and Humphrey Bogart in the roles subsequently played by Foster and Tony Martin. The remake changed the sport that the plot revolves around from baseball to football.<EOS>"
6126,1526,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bells_of_Rosarita<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bells_of_Rosarita<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bells_of_Rosarita<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bells_of_Rosarita<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bells_of_Rosarita<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bells of Rosarita<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bells_of_Rosarita<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bells_of_Rosarita<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bells_of_Rosarita<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bells_of_Rosarita<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bells_of_Rosarita<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bells_of_Rosarita<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bells_of_Rosarita<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bells_of_Rosarita<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bells_of_Rosarita<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_McDonald<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Bells of Rosarita  is a 1945 American musical Western film starring Roy Rogers and directed by Frank McDonald.<EOS>
6127,46355,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Philip Brandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Perceval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linden_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Warwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patricia Hilliard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Perceval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Missing Million<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Riverside_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Missing_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Missing Million is a 1942 British crime film directed by Philip Brandon and starring Linden Travers, John Warwick and Patricia Hilliard. It was adapted  by James Seymour from the 1923 novel The Missing Million by Edgar Wallace. A millionaire is persecuted by a criminal gang.<EOS>"
6128,95381,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. K. Rowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Heyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lionel Wigram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Kloves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Depp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jude_Law<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Voight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_Waterston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Redmayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zoë_Kravitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Perlman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Coyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samantha_Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Fogler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ezra_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fiona_Glascott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_Williams_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aleksandr_Kuznetsov_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maria_Fernanda_Cândido<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alison_Sudol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Masucci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carmen_Ejogo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below]]'')<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Callum_Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victoria_Yeates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nadylam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claudia_Kim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Poppy_Corby-Tuech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Yates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Kloves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Heyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._K._Rowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Wigram_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Kloves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._K._Rowling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Harry_Potter_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_magic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_Outstanding_British_Contribution_to_Cinema_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Pictures_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_Harry_Potter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_based_on_fantasy_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantastic_Beasts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2016<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fantastic_Beasts_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fantastic_Beasts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fantastic Beasts is a film series directed by David Yates and a spin-off prequel to the Harry Potter novel and film series. The series is distributed by Warner Bros and consists of three fantasy films, beginning with Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016), and following with Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018) and Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore (2022). Following the 2001–11 film series directly adapting the Harry Potter books, Fantastic Beasts is the second film series in the Wizarding World shared universe media franchise.Rowling wrote the original screenplays for each film, with Steve Kloves, a writer on the Harry Potter series, returning to rewrite parts of the third film. The main story arc following Albus Dumbledore and his agents' quest—principally, Newt Scamander during his magical creature-saving safaris—to overcome Gellert Grindelwald, his lost love, as the First Wizarding War and Second World War approach.It stars Eddie Redmayne as the protagonist Newt Scamander, with Jude Law portraying Albus Dumbledore, and Colin Farrell, Johnny Depp, and Mads Mikkelsen all portraying the third leading character, antagonist Gellert Grindelwald. Also starring are Ezra Miller, Katherine Waterston, Alison Sudol, Dan Fogler, Victoria Yeates, Jessica Williams, Callum Turner, and Richard Coyle. Production of the series was led by David Heyman of Heyday Films and lasted over six years. The Fantastic Beasts series has been commercially successful, having collectively grossed over US$1.8 billion across three films, three times more than the budgeted costs. The first film received positive reviews while the later two films received mixed reviews. Some critics deemed the series overall to be inferior to the Harry Potter films.<EOS>"
6129,145383,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_a_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_F._Nicholls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_a_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_F._Nicholls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_a_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Am a Hotel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_a_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_a_Hotel<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Am_a_Hotel<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Leonard_Cohen<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Am a Hotel is a 1983 Canadian made for TV short musical film, written by Leonard Cohen and Mark Shekter and directed by Allan F. Nicholls.The storyline is based on imaginary events in the King Edward Hotel in Toronto, and the guests' (usually romantic) interactions with each other.<EOS>"
6130,68528,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Weis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathie_Browne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Weis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathie_Browne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Zero to Sixty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_automobiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Zero_to_Sixty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_Artists_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Zero to Sixty is a 1978 American comedy film directed by Don Weis and starring Darren McGavin, Sylvia Miles, Joan Collins, Denise Nickerson, and Dick Martin. The film was released on June 23, 1978, and was later reviewed by TV Guide, which called Darren McGavin ""fun to watch"" in the film, but noted the premise was brought to the screen six years later in a different film, Repo Man.<EOS>"
6131,70450,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>W. P. Lipscomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Finch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrienne_Corri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Finlay Currie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Frankel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Lipscomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolf_Mankowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._P._Lipscomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Wolf_Mankowitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Addison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Make_Me_an_Offer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cyril_Frankel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Make Me an Offer (also known as Make Me an Offer!) is a 1954 Eastmancolor British comedy film directed by Cyril Frankel and starring Peter Finch, Adrienne Corri, Rosalie Crutchley and Finlay Currie. It is based on the 1952 novel of the same title by Wolf Mankowitz. It was distributed by British Lion Films.<EOS>"
6132,25182,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Burness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Bosustow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Backus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Burness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Bosustow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Avedon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When Magoo Flew<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:UPA_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mr._Magoo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_Magoo_Flew<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hoyt_Curtin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When Magoo Flew is a 1955 animated short produced by UPA for Columbia Pictures. Directed by Pete Burness and produced by Stephen Bosustow, When Magoo Flew won the 1955 Oscar for Short Subjects (Cartoons). In addition, it was the first UPA short to be made for the CinemaScope widescreen format.  When Magoo Flew is also the title of a 2012 book by Adam Abraham on the history of the UPA studio.<EOS>"
6133,160277,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Cutts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_Balfour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hackathorne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Haidee_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Cutts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Cutts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lapworth_(journalist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sea Urchin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1926_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1926_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Sea_Urchin_(1926_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Graham_Cutts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Cabaret Kid is a 1926 British romance and drama film directed by Graham Cutts and starring Betty Balfour, George Hackathorne and W. Cronin Wilson.  It was made at Gainsborough Studios with Michael Balcon as producer.  The film, also known as The Sea Urchin, was released as The Cabaret Kid in November 1926.The film was set in both England and France.  The plot was summarised in a review in Photoplay Magazine as: ""An enmity of long standing between two aristocratic English families is straightened out through the association of the younger generation"".  The young lady of one family (Fay Wynchbeck, played by Betty Balfour) accidentally meets a young man from the other family (Jack Trebarrow, an aviator, played by George Hackathorne) in a Paris nightclub.  The review of the film concluded: ""The development of their love affair will interest you, but the story is disconnected"".<EOS>"
6134,24064,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desolation_Angels_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Fitchett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desolation_Angels_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Oliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desolation_Angels_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Trengove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desolation_Angels_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Fitchett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desolation_Angels_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Fitchett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desolation_Angels_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Desolation Angels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desolation_Angels_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desolation_Angels_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desolation_Angels_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desolation_Angels_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desolation_Angels_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desolation_Angels_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Desolation Angels is a 1982 Australian film about three high school students who borrow a weekender house in Portsea and are terrorised by some thugs.It was shot in March and April 1982.The title is a reference to a novel written by Beat Generation author Jack Kerouac.In recent years the film has changed its title to 'Fair Game', not to be confused with the 1985 Australian feature film that features actress/singer Cassandra Delaney in the lead role.<EOS>"
6135,104556,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rabbit Transit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_track_and_field_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rabbit_Transit_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Aesop's_Fables<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rabbit Transit is a 1947 Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on May 10, 1947, and features Bugs Bunny and Cecil Turtle. The title is a play on ""rapid transit"".Cecil and Bugs had previously raced each other in Tortoise Beats Hare (1941) and Tortoise Wins By a Hare (1943), making this their third and final encounter. Unlike Tortoise Wins by a Hare, this cartoon presumes that Bugs and Cecil have never met before now.<EOS>"
6136,82309,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Beau Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Claus Czaika<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ernest Borgnine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brandon Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Werner Pochath<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Debi Monahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Laser Mission<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_South_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mercenaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Laser_Mission<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Namibia<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Laser Mission is a West German action film directed by Beau J. Davis. It stars Brandon Lee, Ernest Borgnine and Werner Pochath in his final film role. The film was released under the title Soldier of Fortune.<EOS>"
6137,33307,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Ramirez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jody Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Deborah Forte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Goodman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cree_Summer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jess_Harnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ritter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judge_Reinhold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kath_Soucie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grey_DeLisle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Brady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilmer_Valderrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kel_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jenna_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Deborah_Forte<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhett_Reese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Clifford's Really Big Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_giants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_series_finales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Rhett_Reese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford's_Really_Big_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Clifford_the_Big_Red_Dog<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Clifford's Really Big Movie is a 2004 American animated adventure comedy film based on the PBS Kids TV series Clifford the Big Red Dog, itself an adaptation of the book series of the same name by Norman Bridwell. This film was directed by Robert Ramirez, produced by Scholastic Entertainment and Big Red Dog Productions, and was originally released in theaters for a limited time by Warner Bros. Pictures on February 20, 2004.The film takes place on ""Birdwell Island"" (the name of which is inspired by Norman Bridwell, the author of the books), and follows the titular dog Clifford, who decides to join a traveling animal show that will provide the winner with a lifetime supply of the dog food, after he mistakenly assumes his owners are spending too much on his dog food.It is one of only two separate theatrically released films based on a PBS children's property (including Barney's Great Adventure), excluding the two films based on Sesame Street. Following John Ritter's death on September 11, 2003, it also serves as the de facto series finale for the television series. The film was dedicated to his memory.The film grossed $3.3 million at the box office and received mixed critical reviews.<EOS>"
6138,83946,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Balfour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gravitas Ventures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kim Waltrip<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vince Van Patten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adam Weinraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Van Patten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Walter Hauser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Tilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eileen Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chad Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christina Vidal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ross McCall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Van Patten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Van Patten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aron Eisenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Pardo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Denise DuBarry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Kyson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John O'Hurley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joseph Siprut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kara Weinraub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucas Bryant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Willie Garson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Balfour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ProSiebenSat.1_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vince_Van_Patten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Van_Patten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vincent_Van_Patten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Alper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>7<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:7_Days_to_Vegas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2019_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>7 Days to Vegas (also known as Walk to Vegas) is a 2019 American comedy film directed by Eric Balfour. Vincent Van Patten is the co-writer along with Steve Alper.The film stars Vincent Van Patten, Ross McCall, Paul Walter Hauser, Eileen Davidson, James Van Patten, Willie Garson, Lucas Bryant, Don Stark, John O'Hurley, Chad Lowe, Jennifer Tilly, James Kyson, Danny Pardo, Christina Vidal, Joseph Siprut, Aron Eisenberg, Denise DuBarry, and Kara Weinraub. 7 Days to Vegas would be Eisenberg's last performance as he died on September 21, 2019, one day after the film's release.<EOS>"
6139,24493,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inner_Sanctum_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inner_Sanctum_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Amiel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inner_Sanctum_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Thomas_McGee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inner_Sanctum_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Inner Sanctum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inner_Sanctum_(1991_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inner_Sanctum_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inner_Sanctum_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inner_Sanctum_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inner_Sanctum_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inner_Sanctum_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inner_Sanctum_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inner_Sanctum_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inner_Sanctum_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Olen_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Inner_Sanctum_(1991_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_erotic_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Inner Sanctum is a 1991 crime erotic thriller film which stars Tanya Roberts, Margaux Hemingway, Joseph Bottoms and Valerie Wildman, and was written by Mark Thomas McGee and directed by Fred Olen Ray.The film was made for $650,000 and was very successful, leading to Ray making a series of erotic thrillers.""I didn't really know what an erotic thriller was when I did Inner Sanctum"", admitted Ray later. ""I watched Wild Orchid—fast-forwarded through it, actually—to see what was expected of me.""<EOS>"
6140,136163,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Figgis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridley_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mimi Polk Gitlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greta Scacchi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Albert Finney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Modine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Figgis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ridley_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Harwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Browning Version<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Isham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ronald_Harwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Terence_Rattigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Browning_Version_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Figgis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Browning Version is a 1994 British drama film directed by Mike Figgis, written by Ronald Harwood, and starring Albert Finney, Greta Scacchi, and Matthew Modine. The film is based on the 1948 stage play of the same name by Terence Rattigan, which was previously adapted for film under the same name in 1951.<EOS>"
6141,139219,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lionsgate Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Miramax International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Rickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Damon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Salma Hayek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Linda Fiorentino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Mewes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Affleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bud Cort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dogma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music from the Motion Picture Dogma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_critical_of_the_Catholic_Church<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1998<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Howard_Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_deicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wisconsin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_angels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:View_Askew_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_God<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christianity_in_popular_culture_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Pittsburgh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:View_Askewniverse_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dogma_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Red_Bank,_New_Jersey_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Dogma is a 1999 American fantasy comedy film written and directed by Kevin Smith, who also stars, along with Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, George Carlin, Linda Fiorentino, Janeane Garofalo, Chris Rock, Jason Lee, Salma Hayek, Bud Cort, Alan Rickman, Alanis Morissette in her feature film debut, and Jason Mewes. It is the fourth film in Smith's View Askewniverse series. Brian O'Halloran and Jeff Anderson, stars of the first Askewniverse film Clerks, appear in the film, as do Smith regulars Scott Mosier, Dwight Ewell, Walt Flanagan, and Bryan Johnson.The story revolves around two fallen angels who plan to employ an alleged loophole in Catholic dogma to return to Heaven after being cast out by God, but as existence is founded on the principle that God is infallible, their success would prove God wrong, thus undoing all creation. The last scion and two prophets are sent by the angel Metatron to stop them.The film's irreverent treatment of Catholicism and the Catholic Church triggered considerable controversy, even before its opening. The Catholic League denounced it as blasphemy. Organized protests delayed its release in many countries and led to at least two death threats against Smith. Despite this, Dogma was well received by critics, and grossed $45 million against its $10 million budget, becoming the highest-grossing film in the View Askewniverse series to date.<EOS>"
6142,139018,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Fold,_Staple,_Spindle_or_Mutilate<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Howe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Fold,_Staple,_Spindle_or_Mutilate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Begley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Fold,_Staple,_Spindle_or_Mutilate<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Howe_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Fold,_Staple,_Spindle_or_Mutilate<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Millard_Lampell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Fold,_Staple,_Spindle_or_Mutilate<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Do Not Fold, Staple, Spindle or Mutilate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Fold,_Staple,_Spindle_or_Mutilate<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Fold,_Staple,_Spindle_or_Mutilate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Fold,_Staple,_Spindle_or_Mutilate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Fold,_Staple,_Spindle_or_Mutilate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Fold,_Staple,_Spindle_or_Mutilate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Fold,_Staple,_Spindle_or_Mutilate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Fold,_Staple,_Spindle_or_Mutilate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Fold,_Staple,_Spindle_or_Mutilate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Theatrical_Short_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Do_Not_Fold,_Staple,_Spindle_or_Mutilate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Howe_(director)<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Do Not Fold, Staple, Spindle or Mutilate is a 1967 Canadian short drama film, directed by John Howe for the National Film Board of Canada.<EOS>"
6143,120915,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Herman Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Great American Pastime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Great_American_Pastime<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herman_Hoffman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Great American Pastime is a 1956 American comedy film about Little League baseball, directed by Herman Hoffman and starring Tom Ewell, Anne Francis, and Ann Miller, in her final film for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.<EOS>"
6144,48698,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British_Picture_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Price of Folly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Summers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Price_of_Folly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_J._Lee_Thompson<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Price of Folly is a 1937 British drama film directed by Walter Summers and starring Leonora Corbett, Colin Keith-Johnston and Judy Kelly. The screenplay concerns a man who, after a failed attempt to kill a woman, finds himself blackmailed over the incident.The film was based on the play Double Error by J. Lee Thompson. The film was produced and distributed by the large ABPC combine for whom Thompson later became an established director. It was shot at Welwyn Studios with sets designed by the art director Cedric Dawe.<EOS>"
6145,128088,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Greisman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elie_Samaha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeremy Leven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Paymer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sophie Marceau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Luke Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Hudson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rob_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Todd_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elie_Samaha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Leven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeremy_Leven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Alex & Emma<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_couples<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marc_Shaiman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Elie_Samaha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Franchise_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_&_Emma<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rob_Reiner<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Alex & Emma is a 2003 American romantic comedy-drama film directed by Rob Reiner and starring Kate Hudson and Luke Wilson. Written by Jeremy Leven, the film is about a writer who must publish a novel in thirty days or face the wrath of loan sharks.<EOS>"
6146,259,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Norman Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melvin Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Panama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Callaway Went Thataway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_television_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Melvin_Frank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Callaway_Went_Thataway<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Panama<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Callaway Went Thataway is a 1951 American comedy western film starring Fred MacMurray, Dorothy McGuire, and Howard Keel. It was written, directed, and produced by Melvin Frank and Norman Panama. Also known as The Star Said No, it is a spoof of the craze generated by the television program Hopalong Cassidy.<EOS>"
6147,82364,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Wiseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Educational_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Wiseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Wiseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Educational_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Wiseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Law and Order<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1969_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kansas_City,_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frederick_Wiseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_law_enforcement_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Law_and_Order_(1969_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Law_enforcement_in_Missouri<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Law and Order is a 1969 documentary film directed, written, shot, produced and edited by Frederick Wiseman. It was Wiseman's third film after Titicut Follies (1967) and High School (1968). The films were among the earliest examples of direct cinema by an American filmmaker.It follows the daily routine of officers of the Kansas City Police Department, and was initially shown on National Educational Television (NET) (predecessor to the PBS in the United States). In 1969, Wiseman was awarded with the Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in News Documentary Programming.<EOS>"
6148,136128,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Fairbanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Jerry Fairbanks Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jerry Fairbanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Fairbanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Fairbanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Big Bounce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_technology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_space<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sponsored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Promotional_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bell_Labs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Big_Bounce_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Communications_satellites<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Big Bounce is a 1960 American film directed and written by Jerry Fairbanks. It follows Project Echo and was financed by Bell Labs.<EOS>
6149,35718,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Scott Spiegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>P.J. Pesce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Juliette Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harvey Keitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Quentin Tarantino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Salma Hayek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danny Trejo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brandon Soo Hoo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eiza González<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Patrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jordana Spiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Clooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wilmer Valderrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rebecca Gayheart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Duane Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raymond Cruz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Muse Watson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bo Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brett Harrelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ara Celi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lennie Loftin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marco Leonardi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ernest Liu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>D. J. Cotrona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Madison Davenport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zane Holtz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Spiegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:P.J._Pesce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>From Dusk till Dawn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Horror_film_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trilogies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_film_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:From_Dusk_till_Dawn_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>From Dusk till Dawn is an American media franchise created by Robert Kurtzman, including three films, a television series and a video game.<EOS>"
6150,23948,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Julio Soto Gurpide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adrian Politowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gilles Waterkeyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nadia Khamlichi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Claudia Bluemhuber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julio Soto Gurpide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ian Hutchinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jan Goossen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adriana Malfatti Chen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eneko Gutiérrez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Florian Dargel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ignasi Estapé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Javier Ares<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jorge Bazaco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Karl Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Mertens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sara del Castillo Soto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Hughes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Belgium<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Greenland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Environmental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underwater_civilizations_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sea_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Fernando_Velázquez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_post-apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_fish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cephalopods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_set_in_the_2100s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deep_(2017_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_octopuses<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deep is a 2017 English-language animated science fiction adventure film directed by Julio Soto Gurpide with a screenplay by Soto Gurpide, Jose Tatay, Salva Rubio from a story by Soto Gurpide and Tatay. Inspiration for the film came from Julio's deep sea diving experiences.<EOS>"
6151,159998,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Barnette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Lee_(singer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hannah_Spearritt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bradley_McIntosh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tina_Barrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jo_O'Meara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigel_Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kim_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Alexander_(British_writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Seeing Double<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cloning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nigel_Dick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seeing_Double_(2003_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:S_Club_7<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Seeing Double is a 2003 British musical-comedy film starring British pop-group, S Club. Written by Kim Fuller and Paul Alexander, and directed by Nigel Dick, the film mostly features songs from the group's album of the same name including ""Don't Stop Movin'"" and ""Never Had a Dream Come True"".<EOS>"
6152,155612,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Selman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_J._Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Selman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_J._Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Secret Patrol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secret_Patrol<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Selman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Secret Patrol is a 1936 American-Canadian Western film directed by David Selman and starring Charles Starrett, Finis Barton and J.P. McGowan. It was shot in Vancouver.<EOS>"
6153,101089,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._Edward_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Raft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eddie Cantor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._Edward_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Cantor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morrie_Ryskind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Freedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Palmy Days<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Samuel_Goldwyn_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_A._Edward_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Palmy_Days<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Goldwyn_Girls<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Palmy Days is a 1931 American Pre-Code musical comedy film written by Eddie Cantor, Morrie Ryskind, and David Freedman, directed by A. Edward Sutherland, and choreographed by Busby Berkeley (who makes a cameo appearance as a fortune teller). The film stars Eddie Cantor. The famed Goldwyn Girls make appearances during elaborate production numbers set in a gymnasium and a bakery (""Glorifying the American Doughnut""). Betty Grable, Paulette Goddard, Virginia Grey, and Toby Wing are among the bevy of chorines. George Raft had an early role.<EOS>"
6154,56436,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B.P._Schulberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Arlen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Warner Oland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gustav von Seyffertitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:B.P._Schulberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grover_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Slavens_McNutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dangerous Paradise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_A._Wellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Indonesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_B._P._Schulberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Paradise_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Joseph_Conrad<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dangerous Paradise is a 1930 American pre-Code drama film directed by William A. Wellman and starring Nancy Carroll, Richard Arlen and Warner Oland.The film is an adaptation of Joseph Conrad's 1915 novel Victory, with the significant change of a happy ending introduced to the plot which acknowledged a similar change made in the 1919 silent film Victory directed by Maurice Tourneur. As was common in the early years of sound, Dangerous Paradise was remade in several different languages by Paramount at the Joinville Studios in Paris.<EOS>"
6155,161290,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dermot_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anton_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Clemens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tarnished Heroes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tarnished_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ernest_Morris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tarnished Heroes is a 1961 British war film directed by Ernest Morris and starring Dermot Walsh and Anton Rodgers. It was written by Brian Clemens and produced by Danziger Productions.The film is set in France during World War II, and concerns a British major who destroys a Nazi convoy. The plot of the film bears similarities to The Dirty Dozen, although it was made five years before Robert Aldrich's film, and three years before the novel on which it is based.<EOS>"
6156,170669,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Colmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Lippert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Shelton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Colmes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Screen_Guild_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Lippert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Wisberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Road to the Big House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Aubrey_Wisberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_to_the_Big_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Colmes<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Road to the Big House is a 1947 American crime drama film directed by Walter Colmes. It was based on a script by Aubrey Wisberg.It was also known as The Dark Road.<EOS>
6157,59251,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>U.S. Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Huston, Army Pictorial Service, Signal Corps, U.S. War Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Let There Be Light<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>PMF 5019<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black-and-white_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dimitri_Tiomkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_veterans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_post-traumatic_stress_disorder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Let_There_Be_Light_(1946_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_World_War_II<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Let There Be Light (known to the U.S. Army as PMF 5019) is a documentary film directed by American filmmaker John Huston (1906–1987). It was the last in a series of four films directed by Huston while serving in the U.S. Army Signal Corps during World War II. The film was produced in 1946 and was intended to educate the public about post-traumatic stress disorder and its treatment among returning veterans, but its unscripted presentation of mental disability caused the U.S. government to suppress the film, and it was not released until the 1980s.<EOS>"
6158,25587,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Gordon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mannie Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Terry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Gordon_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Red Hot Music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_kangaroos_and_wallabies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_elephants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_firefighting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mannie_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Music<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Terrytoons_shorts<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Red Hot Music is a 1937 animated short produced by Terrytoons, starring Kiko the Kangaroo. It is the fifth cartoon in the character's series. In the Castle Films reissue, the cartoon was retitled Red Hot Rhythm!<EOS>"
6159,109952,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Barron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lorenzo di Bonaventura<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Vahradian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mace Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Pine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Costner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keira Knightley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mace_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Barron_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lorenzo_di_Bonaventura<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Vahradian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Koepp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Cozad<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit – Music From the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Manhattan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Patrick_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2001<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Russian-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2013<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Reboot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Montreal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Michigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Koepp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Afghanistan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Techno-thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Moscow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Moscow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2003<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Mace_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Skydance_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_the_September_11_attacks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Di_Bonaventura_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Tom_Clancy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ryanverse_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lorenzo_di_Bonaventura<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Liverpool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Ryan:_Shadow_Recruit<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Barron<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit is a 2014 American action thriller film based on the character Jack Ryan created by author Tom Clancy. It is the fifth film in the Jack Ryan series and the second reboot thereof. Unlike its predecessors, it is not an adaptation of a particular Clancy novel, but rather an original story. Chris Pine stars in the title role, becoming the fourth actor to play Ryan, following Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford, and Ben Affleck. The film is directed by Kenneth Branagh, who also stars alongside Kevin Costner, and Keira Knightley.The original screenplay was written by Adam Cozad and David Koepp. The film was produced by Mace Neufeld, Lorenzo di Bonaventura, David Barron and Mark Vahradian, with David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, Paul Schwake and Tommy Harper as executive producers. The film score was composed by Patrick Doyle.The film was released in the United States on January 17, 2014. It grossed over $130 million and was met with mixed critical reviews. It is dedicated to Clancy, who died on October 1, 2013.<EOS>"
6160,69231,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adolfas_Mekas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David C. Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Taylor_Mead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Beard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marty_Greenbaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Blanche Dee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jerome Raphael<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Steffans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sheila Finn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hallelujah the Hills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hallelujah_the_Hills_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_romance_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hallelujah the Hills (1963) was written, directed and edited by Adolfas Mekas.  The picture was his first feature film.In 1963, after screenings in the Cannes Festival Critics’ section, the Montreal International Film Festival, and the Locarno Festival, where it won the Silver Sail, Hallelujah the Hills made its US debut at the First New York Film Festival at Lincoln Center on September 14, 1963.  It received rave reviews and went on to a 15-week engagement at the 5th Avenue Cinema in New York, and movie theaters around the country.  It is available in 16mm and 35mm from Anthology Film Archives and the Museum of Modern Art.<EOS>"
6161,149526,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Flood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tiffany Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_M._Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Flood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_M._Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Midstream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_Flood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tiffany_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Midstream_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Midstream is a 1929 American sound part-talkie science fiction film directed by James Flood and starring Ricardo Cortez, Claire Windsor, and Montagu Love. In addition to sequences with audible dialogue or talking sequences, the film features a synchronized musical score and sound effects along with English intertitles. The soundtrack was recorded using the Tiffany-Tone sound-on-film system using RCA Photophone equipment.<EOS>"
6162,20261,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Puritan Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_O'Donnell_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Roarin' Guns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Guns<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Roarin'_Guns<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Roarin' Guns is a 1936 American Western film directed by Sam Newfield.<EOS>
6163,12147,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Hilliard_Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew McLean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Allen S. Epstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alan Hines<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Bacino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Murphy_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Lopez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Hilliard_Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sports_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1984<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steven_Hilliard_Stern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Olympic_swimming_and_diving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1969<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1982<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1988<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_the_Surface:_The_Greg_Louganis_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_1984_Summer_Olympics<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Breaking the Surface: The Greg Louganis Story is a 1997 television film about diver Greg Louganis based on the 1996 best-selling book Breaking the Surface co-written by Greg Louganis and Eric Marcus that stayed on top of the New York Times Best Seller list for 5 weeks. This was Steven Hilliard Stern's final directed film before dying in 2018.<EOS>
6164,105848,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rank-Castle Rock/Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Barron_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maggie Rodford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gérard_Depardieu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rufus_Sewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Winslet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlton_Heston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Lemmon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Crystal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Jacobi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Turner_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Barron_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hamlet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>William Shakespeare's Hamlet: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Patrick_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fratricide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Poisoning_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Hamlet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Castle_Rock_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hamlet_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Barron<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hamlet is a 1996 epic historical drama film serving as an adaptation of William Shakespeare's play The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, adapted and directed by Kenneth Branagh, who also stars as Prince Hamlet. The film also features Derek Jacobi as King Claudius, Julie Christie as Queen Gertrude, Kate Winslet as Ophelia, Michael Maloney as Laertes, Richard Briers as Polonius, and Nicholas Farrell as Horatio. Other cast members include Robin Williams, Gérard Depardieu, Jack Lemmon, Billy Crystal, Rufus Sewell, Charlton Heston, Richard Attenborough, Judi Dench, John Gielgud and Ken Dodd.The film is the first unabridged theatrical film version of Hamlet, running more than four hours. The setting is updated to the 19th century, but its Elizabethan English text remains the same. Blenheim Palace is the setting used for the exterior grounds of Elsinore Castle, and interiors were photographed at Shepperton Studios. Hamlet was the last major dramatic motion picture to be filmed entirely on 70 mm film until 2011, with the release of the documentary Samsara.Branagh's Hamlet has been regarded as one of the best Shakespeare film adaptations ever made. However, it was a box-office bomb, mostly due to its limited release, grossing just under US$5 million on a budget of $18 million. The film received four Oscar nominations for the 69th Academy Awards for Best Art Direction (Tim Harvey), Best Costume Design (Alexandra Byrne), Best Original Score (Patrick Doyle) and Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay (Kenneth Branagh).<EOS>"
6165,149069,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_City_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sound_City_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Merry Comes to Town<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Shepperton_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Merry_Comes_to_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Merry Comes to Town is a 1937 British comedy film directed by George King and starring Zasu Pitts, Guy Newall and Betty Ann Davies. It was made at Shepperton Studios.<EOS>"
6166,5432,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Markle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBCUniversal_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bob Chmiel, Michael R. Joyce, and Dan Paulson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Regan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Markle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBCUniversal_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Iraq<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ramin_Djawadi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Iraq_War_in_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Markle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Jessica_Lynch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Fasano<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Saving Jessica Lynch is a 2003 American television film that aired on NBC and features Canadian actress Laura Regan in the title role. The film begins with the ambush of Jessica Lynch's convoy in the middle of an Iraqi city and follows a version of events that credits an Iraqi citizen, Mohammed Odeh al-Rehaief, with being responsible for helping to arrange a daring rescue by US special operations forces.<EOS>"
6167,54273,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Ransohoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wanderers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Wanderers: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1960s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1963<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Bronx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Philip_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gang_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Wanderers_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_gang_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Wanderers is a 1979 American coming-of-age drama film co-written and directed by Philip Kaufman and starring Ken Wahl, John Friedrich, Karen Allen, Toni Kalem, Tony Ganios and Jim Youngs. Set in the Bronx in 1963, the film follows a gang of Italian-American teenagers known as the Wanderers and their ongoing power struggles with rival gangs such as the Baldies and the Wongs.The film is based on the novel of the same name by Richard Price; its screenplay was written by Philip Kaufman and his wife Rose. The film had a troubled development stage: after unsuccessfully trying to obtain financing for The Wanderers from Alberto Grimaldi, Kaufman directed other films. After filming the remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Kaufman went to New York City and successfully pitched The Wanderers to Martin Ransohoff. The film's budget is unknown, but Kaufman said it was relatively low.After an advance screening, The Wanderers premiered on July 13, 1979, to mostly positive reviews. The film was a financial success, grossing $23 million at the worldwide box office.The film's increasing popularity and cult status led to The Wanderers being given a theatrical re-release in the U.S. by Warner Bros. in 1996. According to Kaufman, ""it took a long time for [the film] to find [an] audience"".<EOS>"
6168,161058,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>William Orcutt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daws_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_or_Tweet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trick or Tweet is a 1959 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on March 21, 1959, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.Tweety and Sylvester are voiced by Mel Blanc, and Sam, the orange-red cat acting as Sylvester's rival, is performed by an uncredited Daws Butler, doing a voice reminiscent of Frank Fontaine's ""John L.C. Sivoney"" from The Jack Benny Program and ""Crazy Guggenheim"" from The Jackie Gleason Show.The title is a play on the phrase ""Trick or treat"".<EOS>"
6169,31188,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bea_Benaderet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures_Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eugene_Poddany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovelorn_Leghorn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Lovelorn Leghorn is a 1951 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on September 8, 1951, and features Foghorn Leghorn, Miss Prissy and the Barnyard Dawg.<EOS>"
6170,83005,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Perkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moses_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldine_Chaplin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Goldblum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Berry_Berenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Altman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Remember My Name<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_stalking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Remember_My_Name<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Remember My Name is a 1978 American black comedy-drama thriller written and directed by Alan Rudolph. It stars Geraldine Chaplin, Anthony Perkins, Moses Gunn, Jeff Goldblum, and Berry Berenson.<EOS>"
6171,55040,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Woman I Stole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irving_Cummings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jo_Swerling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_I_Stole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_adventure_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Woman I Stole is a 1933 American pre-Code adventure film directed by Irving Cummings, starring Jack Holt, Fay Wray and Donald Cook. It is based on the novel Tampico by Joseph Hergesheimer, with the setting shifted from Mexico to North Africa.<EOS>"
6172,92961,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael Nyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Greenaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Prestige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kees_Kasander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Wigman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Cunningham & Michael Nyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juliet_Stevenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joely_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Plowright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Greenaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kees_Kasander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denis_Wigman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Greenaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Drowning by Numbers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Minimalist_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netherlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Netherlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Nyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murderers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_marriage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_widowhood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Greenaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Suffolk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Suffolk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Drowning_by_Numbers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dutch_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Drowning by Numbers is a British-Dutch crime comedy-drama 1988 film directed by Peter Greenaway. It won the award for Best Artistic Contribution at the Cannes Film Festival of 1988.<EOS>
6173,69208,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Berke-Perrin Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Berke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Perrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hair-Trigger Casey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hair-Trigger_Casey<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hair-Trigger Casey is a 1936 American Western film directed by Harry L. Fraser.<EOS>
6174,109477,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Esway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Esway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It's a Bet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_a_Bet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alexander_Esway<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It's a Bet is a 1935 British comedy drama film directed by Alexander Esway and starring Gene Gerrard, Helen Chandler and Judy Kelly. It was made at Elstree Studios by British International Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the art director David Rawnsley.<EOS>"
6175,107739,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_J._Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Richard Schulman Entertainments<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bachoo Sen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Crewdson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Ollier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lucia Modugno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pearl Catlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Skelton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Her Private Hell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adultery_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Scott_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_J._Warren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_erotic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_modeling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sexploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Private_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_independent_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Her Private Hell is a 1968 British sexploitation film directed by Norman J. Warren and starring Lucia Modugno. It was written by Glynn Christian. The film was Warren's directorial debut and the first of two films, the second being Loving Feeling (1968), that Warren made for Bachoo Sen and Richard Schulman, founders of Piccadilly Pictures.It has been called ""Britain's first narrative sex film"".<EOS>"
6176,158027,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lauren Shuler Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ralph Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Casey Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Famke Janssen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Cox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Halle Berry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Marsden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rebecca Romijn-Stamos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Cumming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anna Paquin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian McKellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Jackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Davison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lauren_Shuler_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Winter_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zak_Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hayter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Harris_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Dougherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>X2<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>X2: Expanded Score from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>X2: Original Motion Picture Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Alberta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_telekinesis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_2000s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Westchester_County,_New_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lauren_Shuler_Donner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Boston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Ottman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_mind_control<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_White_House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_Marvel_Comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bryan_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:X-Men_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ralph_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dan_Harris_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Dougherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Bryan_Singer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bad_Hat_Harry_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Chris_Claremont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Len_Wein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Hayter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superhero_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:X2_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Bryan_Singer<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>X2 (also marketed with the subtitle X-Men United, and internationally as X-Men 2) is a 2003 American superhero film directed by Bryan Singer and written by Michael Dougherty, Dan Harris and David Hayter, from a story by Singer, Hayter and Zak Penn. The film is based on the X-Men superhero team appearing in Marvel Comics. It is the sequel to X-Men (2000), as well as the second installment in the X-Men film series, and features an ensemble cast including Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen, Halle Berry, Famke Janssen, James Marsden, Rebecca Romijn-Stamos, Brian Cox, Alan Cumming, Bruce Davison, Shawn Ashmore, Aaron Stanford, Kelly Hu, and Anna Paquin. The plot, inspired by the graphic novel God Loves, Man Kills, concerns the genocidal Colonel William Stryker leading an assault on Professor Xavier's school to build his own version of Xavier's mutant-tracking computer, Cerebro, in order to destroy every mutant on Earth and to save the human race from them, forcing the X-Men to team up with the Brotherhood of Mutants to stop Stryker and save the mutant race.Development on the sequel began shortly after the first film was released on July 14, 2000, by 20th Century Fox. David Hayter and Zak Penn wrote separate scripts, combining what they felt to be the best elements of both scripts into one screenplay. Michael Dougherty and Dan Harris were eventually hired to rewrite the work, and changed the characterizations of Beast, Angel, and Lady Deathstrike. Sentinels and the Danger Room were set to appear before being deleted because of budget concerns from Fox. The film's premise was influenced by the Marvel Comics storylines Return to Weapon X and God Loves, Man Kills. Filming began in June 2002 and ended that November, mostly taking place at Vancouver Film Studios, the largest North American production facility outside of Los Angeles. Production designer Guy Hendrix Dyas adapted similar designs by John Myhre from the previous film.X2 was released in the United States on May 2, 2003, by 20th Century Fox, and received positive reviews for its storyline, musical score, action sequences, and performances. The film grossed $407 million worldwide, making it the ninth-highest-grossing film of 2003, and received eight Saturn Awards nominations. A sequel, X-Men: The Last Stand, was released on May 26, 2006.<EOS>"
6177,161438,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Extended_Play_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Casci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Extended_Play_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Patrick Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Extended_Play_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vicki Piper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Extended_Play_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Casci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Extended_Play_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Casci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Extended_Play_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Extended Play<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Extended_Play_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Extended_Play_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Extended_Play_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Extended_Play_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Extended_Play_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Extended_Play_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Extended_Play_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Extended_Play_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_short_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Extended Play is a 1982 short film written and directed by David Casci.  The film was shot at the Sunnyvale Town Center mall.<EOS>
6178,104837,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A._Arnold_Gillespie<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carey_Wilson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lana_Turner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donna_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Heflin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Hart_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carey_Wilson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samson_Raphaelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carey_Wilson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Green Dolphin Street<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1840s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1850s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_earthquakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bronisław_Kaper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Visual_Effects_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Dolphin_Street_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Guernsey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Green Dolphin Street is a 1947 American historical drama disaster film directed by Victor Saville and starring Lana Turner, Van Heflin, and Donna Reed. It was produced by Carey Wilson. Based on the 1944 novel Green Dolphin Street by Elizabeth Goudge, it was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.<EOS>"
6179,65694,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Boyum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hemmings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jessica_Steen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Busey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Baldwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Callum_Keith_Rennie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Scarfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hanson_(ice_hockey)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Paetkau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Carlson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Carlson_(ice_hockey)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Boyum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Studios_Home_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Broderick_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Slap Shot 2: Breaking the Ice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Frizzell_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nebraska<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ice_hockey_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slap_Shot_2:_Breaking_the_Ice<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Boyum<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Slap Shot 2: Breaking the Ice is a 2002 American sports comedy film directed by Steve Boyum and starring Stephen Baldwin and Gary Busey. The direct-to-video film is the sequel to the 1977 film Slap Shot.<EOS>
6180,32004,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McNaughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avenue_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Zollo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Bogosian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_McNaughton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avenue_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Zollo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Bogosian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sex,_Drugs,_Rock_&_Roll_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_McNaughton<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll is a 1991 American film directed by John McNaughton of  Eric Bogosian's one-man stage show of the same name.<EOS>"
6181,45439,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Poll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eleanor Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hamilton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_J._Cobb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Warden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_C._Sarafian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Poll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleanor_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_W._Norton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eleanor_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Western_(genre)_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1880s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Who_Loved_Cat_Dancing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_C._Sarafian<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing is a 1973 American Western film adaptation of Marilyn Durham's novel of the same name directed by Richard C. Sarafian, written by Eleanor Perry and William W. Norton, and starring Burt Reynolds and Sarah Miles.<EOS>"
6182,83082,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Basil Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Isla Bevan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louise_Hampton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Florence Desmond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alma_Reville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aimée_Stuart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beverley_Nichols<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Nine till Six<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Basil_Dean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Nine_till_Six<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Associated_Talking_Pictures<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Nine till Six is a 1932 British drama film directed by Basil Dean and starring Louise Hampton, Elizabeth Allan and Florence Desmond. Produced by Basil Dean's Associated Talking Pictures, it was the first film made at Ealing Studios after the facility had been converted to sound.<EOS>"
6183,6897,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Maura Mandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Josh Swade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Behn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rebecca Gitlitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Simmons_(basketball,_born_1963)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julie Simmons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Swade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One & Done<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_basketball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Showtime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_basketball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LSU_Tigers_basketball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_&_Done_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_sports_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>One & Done is a documentary film about Australian basketball player Ben Simmons and his journey from high school to being selected as the number one pick in the 2016 NBA draft. In the film Simmons is critical of the NCAA and how it treats its athletes and how it looks down on so-called ""one and done"" athletes. The film premiered on Showtime on November 4, 2016.<EOS>"
6184,118716,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Carlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>HuaXia Film Distribution Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruno Charlesworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Ruse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Luby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhys_Muldoon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Franklin_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_Slattery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_Micallef<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimeoin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Carlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Carlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Rosen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimeoin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Extra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:APRA_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Carlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Extra_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Roger_Mason_(musician)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Extra is a 2005 Australian film starring Irish comedian Jimeoin and based on the twice AACTA nominated & Tropfest awarded 1999 Tooting Bec produced short film The Extra, starring Peter Phelps, Julia Zemiro.  At the ARIA Music Awards of 2005 the soundtrack was nominated for Best Original Soundtrack, Cast or Show Album.<EOS>"
6185,170979,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand:_Under_the_Dark_Cloth<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Walker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand:_Under_the_Dark_Cloth<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand:_Under_the_Dark_Cloth<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Walker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand:_Under_the_Dark_Cloth<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Walker_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand:_Under_the_Dark_Cloth<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strand: Under the Dark Cloth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand:_Under_the_Dark_Cloth<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand:_Under_the_Dark_Cloth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand:_Under_the_Dark_Cloth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand:_Under_the_Dark_Cloth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand:_Under_the_Dark_Cloth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand:_Under_the_Dark_Cloth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Film_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand:_Under_the_Dark_Cloth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strand:_Under_the_Dark_Cloth<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Walker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strand: Under the Dark Cloth is a Canadian documentary film directed by John Walker. A portrait of photographer and filmmaker Paul Strand, it premiered at the 1989 Festival of Festivals before being released theatrically in 1990.The film won the Genie Award for Best Feature Length Documentary at the 11th Genie Awards.<EOS>"
6186,6677,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tibor_Takács_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Jensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Paul Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Ward Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tibor_Takács_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Zoller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Metal Messiah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Canadian_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Metal_Messiah<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tibor_Takács<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Metal Messiah is a Canadian rock opera musical science fiction film, directed by Tibor Takács and released in 1977. An adaptation of Stephen Zoller's theatrical stage musical, the film centres on a space alien (David Jensen) who comes to earth to save humanity from destroying itself with the decadence of rock music, but must battle an evil concert promoter (John Paul Young) who wants to continue to profit from society's hedonism, and coopts the Messiah to perform as a rock star before attempting to destroy him.Most of the film's cast were real Toronto-area rock musicians; Young was the lead singer of The Cardboard Brains, while Jensen was the lead singer of Kickback. Steven Leckie of The Viletones had been cast as the Messiah, but the role was recast to star Jensen.The film was screened in 1977, before screening in 1978 at the Montreal International Festival of 16mm Cinema.The film faced some criticism for being out of step with the youth culture of its time; the original play was based on the glam rock scene of the mid-1970s, although by the time of the film's release the leading edge of the live music scene had shifted toward punk rock.Zoller received a Canadian Film Award nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay at the 28th Canadian Film Awards in 1977.<EOS>"
6187,168959,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Sidaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Malibu Bay Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Penhall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hope_Marie_Carlton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Aprea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dona_Speir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Sidaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Sidaris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Savage Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_Beach<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andy_Sidaris<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Savage Beach is a 1989 action adventure film written and directed by Andy Sidaris and starring Dona Speir, Hope Marie Carlton, John Aprea, Bruce Penhall. It is the fourth installment in the  Triple B film series.<EOS>"
6188,111870,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Cracked Quack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Cracked_Quack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Cracked Quack is a 1952 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies short directed by Friz Freleng. The cartoon was released on July 5, 1952, and stars Daffy Duck and Porky Pig. This cartoon is notable for being the final Porky Pig cartoon directed by Friz Freleng.<EOS>"
6189,54243,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Preston_A._Whitmore_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Savoy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Jackson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_McHenry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Walking Dead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Contemporary_R&B<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vietnam_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Marine_Corps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gary_Chang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Walking_Dead_(1995_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Savoy_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Walking Dead is a 1995 war film written and directed by Preston A. Whitmore II and starring Allen Payne, Joe Morton and Eddie Griffin. The film depicts the lives of five Marines who are all assigned to rescue a group of POW during the Vietnam War in 1972. It opened to poor reviews and low box office receipts. Previews billed it as ""the black experience in Vietnam"".The box-office gross was over $6,000,000.00.<EOS>"
6190,165813,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Roffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Key Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Roffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Roffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Roffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elwood_Ullman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Kerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Howard_Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bloody Brood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bloody_Brood<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Julian_Roffman<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Bloody Brood is a 1959 Canadian thriller film directed by Julian Roffman.<EOS>
6191,169836,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Hawkins_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jacqui Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucian_Msamati<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gabriel Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Linforth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miriam Hamblin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rodney Newman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Hawkins_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Cunningham_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Cunningham_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Legend of the Sky Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zimbabwe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Zimbabwe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Christian_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_stop-motion_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stop-motion_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Legend_of_the_Sky_Kingdom<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Zimbabwean_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Legend of the Sky Kingdom is a 2003 animated feature film directed by Roger Hawkins. Produced in Harare, Zimbabwe, the film was the first full-length animated feature film to come out of Africa.  It was based on a children's book of the same name by Phil Cunningham, who was also the film's producer.It was in the 2003 Montreal World Film Festival (African Horizons section) and premiered at the Durban International Film Festival in October 2003. It also screened at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival, Seoul Animation Film Festival, The London Film Festival, The New York African Film Festival, Sithengi/Cape Town World Cinema Festival and Bath Film Festival.The film has been described as an allegorical tale with the theme of ""believing is seeing"".<EOS>"
6192,23982,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Harlow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ayres_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Seton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Wheatley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Thorburn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Harlow_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Orme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Delayed Action<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Delayed_Action<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Harlow<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Delayed Action is a 1954 British second feature ('B') film noir mystery film directed by John Harlow and starring Robert Ayres, June Thorburn and Alan Wheatley. It was written by Geoffrey Orme, produced by Robert S. Baker and Monty Berman for Kenilworth Film Productions and released by General Film Distributors.<EOS>"
6193,145454,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Commodore Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fenn_Kimball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Foster_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fenn_Kimball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Cover Chinatown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Cover_Chinatown<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Commodore_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>I Cover Chinatown is a 1936 American crime film directed by Norman Foster and starring Foster, Elaine Shepard and Theodore von Eltz. A San Francisco Chinatown tour guide gets mixed up with a murder. It was Foster's debut as a director and one of his final appearances as an actor.<EOS>"
6194,94172,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Daniel Knudsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michelle Knudsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark A. Knudsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Knudsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George W. Sarris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Eternal Theater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_religion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_evangelicalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Eternal_Theater<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Daniel_Knudsen<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Eternal Theater is a 2024 American religious documentary film by filmmaker Daniel Knudsen about Christian universalism. The film follows Knudsen’s journey exploring the traditional Christian teaching on hell contrasted with Universal reconciliation. The film began production in 2010 and was released during Easter 2024.<EOS>
6195,168856,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Garry Marsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Lotinga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Rosmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Con_West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>P.C. Josser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:P.C._Josser<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Milton_Rosmer<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>P.C. Josser is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Milton Rosmer and starring Ernie Lotinga, Robert Douglas and Garry Marsh. It was made by Gainsborough Pictures at the Islington Studios in London. It is sometimes confused with another film Doctor Josser K.C. which was released the same year.The film is based on a 1926 stage play The Police Force, written by Lotinga himself, about a discharged policeman who is able to prevent dishonesty in the horseracing world.<EOS>"
6196,170745,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Corporate<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eric Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Corporate<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Corporate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leonard_Teale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Corporate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_Drake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Corporate<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_MacDonald_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Corporate<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Caswell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Corporate<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Body Corporate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Corporate<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Corporate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Corporate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Corporate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Corporate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Body_Corporate<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_television_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Body Corporate is a 1983 Australian television film directed by Eric Taylor and starring Leonard Teale, Pat McDonald, and Mervyn Drake.<EOS>"
6197,159936,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Jackson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ouat Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lauren Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lori Lozinski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ta'Kaiya_Blaney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Skeena Reece<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Jackson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Jackson_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Savage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_Nations_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Live_Action_Short_Drama_Genie_and_Canadian_Screen_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Savage_(2009_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_residential_schools_in_Canada<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Savage is a Canadian short film, directed by Lisa Jackson and released in 2009.The film depicts a Cree woman (Skeena Reece) crying and singing a sad traditional song while a young girl (Ta'Kaiya Blaney) is transported to an Indian residential school (although the film is deliberately ambiguous about whether the woman is the child's mother, or the child herself reflecting on her past as an adult.) At the school, however, the conventional narrative of Indian residential schools is subverted when the children perform a hip hop–inspired group dance routine in class after the teacher leaves the room.<EOS>"
6198,46747,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucien_Hubbard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Montagu_Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Hughes_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Gribbon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacqueline_Gadsden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucien_Hubbard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lucien_Hubbard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mysterious Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transitional_sound_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_color_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Tourneur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Benjamin_Christensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fiction_submarine_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mysterious_Island_(1929_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_The_Mysterious_Island<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Mysterious Island is a 1929 American sound part-talkie science fiction film directed by Lucien Hubbard, based on Jules Verne's 1874 novel L'Île mystérieuse (The Mysterious Island). The film was photographed largely in two-color Technicolor. In addition to sequences with audible dialogue or talking sequences, the film features a synchronized musical score and sound effects along with English intertitles. The sound was recorded via the Western Electric sound-on-film process. The film was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.<EOS>"
6199,165336,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._What's-His-Name%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._What's-His-Name%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Hicks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._What's-His-Name%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Ince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._What's-His-Name%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_J._Geraghty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._What's-His-Name%3F<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Launder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._What's-His-Name%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mr. What's-His-Name?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._What's-His-Name%3F<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._What's-His-Name%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._What's-His-Name%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._What's-His-Name%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._What's-His-Name%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._What's-His-Name%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._What's-His-Name%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mr._What's-His-Name%3F<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Ince<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Mr What's His Name is a 1935 British film. It stars Seymour Hicks and was based on his play.It was shot at Warner Bros' Teddington Studios.<EOS>
6200,104706,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Stefano Milla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Grindstone Entertainment Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New Select<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>WonderPhil Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>thefyzz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stefano Milla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Blinov Oleg Adrianovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phil Gorn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Malcolm_McDowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stewart Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thomas Tinker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alice Lussiana Parente<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrea Zirio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burton Perez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carrion Yudith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Davide Ferricchio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greg Maness<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maurizio Corigliano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sharon Fryer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Umberto Procopio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Veronica Calilli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Richard The Lionheart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Richard_I_of_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_12th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Henry_II_of_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_the_Lionheart_(2013_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Henry_the_Young_King<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Richard The Lionheart is a 2013 film, starring Greg Maness as Richard the Lionheart, Malcolm McDowell as King Henry II and Andrea Zirio as Henry the Young.<EOS>"
6201,66786,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Anderson Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Salomé Aguilera Skvirsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Anderson Clift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Salomé Aguilera Skvirsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>M. Zach Richter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:PBS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stealing Home<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_baseball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stealing_Home_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Cuba<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stealing Home: The Case of Contemporary Cuban Baseball, commonly known as Stealing Home, is a 2001 documentary about Cuban baseball defectors. The documentary was filmed in the United States, Cuba, and the Dominican Republic.<EOS>"
6202,14773,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Adam Ravetch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sarah Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Leipzig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Keenan Smart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Leipzig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Woolverton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristin_Gore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Arctic Tale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Arctic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Environmental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Vantage_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_nature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_bears<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Arctic_Tale<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_polar_bears<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Arctic Tale is a 2007 American documentary film from the National Geographic Society about the life cycle of a walrus and her calf, and a polar bear and her cubs, in a similar vein to the 2005 hit production March of the Penguins, which was adapted for an English-language release by National Geographic. It was directed by Adam Ravetch and Sarah Robertson and is narrated by Queen Latifah. The animal characters named in the movie, ""Nanu"" the female polar bear and ""Seela"" the female walrus, are based on composites of animals in their species, as noted at the end of the film.<EOS>"
6203,79930,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Steven_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew Panay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Steven Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_DeVito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anjelica_Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kristen_Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Arnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Josh_Duhamel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Heder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dax_Shepard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Steven_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Steven_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Diamond_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Steven_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Weissman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When in Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When in Rome: Music Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Mark_Steven_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Steven_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_in_Rome_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Mark_Steven_Johnson<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>When in Rome is a 2010 American romantic comedy film directed by Mark Steven Johnson and written by David Diamond and David Weissman. It stars Kristen Bell and Josh Duhamel. It was released by Touchstone Pictures in the United States on January 29, 2010. The film received negative reviews from critics and grossed $43 million worldwide against a $28 million budget.<EOS>"
6204,22207,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wilbur Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lynne_Frederick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Higgins_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrienne_Corri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Sachs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Moulder-Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lalla_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Young_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Carreras<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilbur_Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judson_Kinberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Baxt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilbur_Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vampire Circus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Serbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Austria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vampire_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_horror_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vampire Circus is a 1972 British horror film directed by Robert Young and starring Adrienne Corri, Thorley Walters and Anthony Higgins. It was written by Judson Kinberg, and produced by Wilbur Stark and Michael Carreras (uncredited) for Hammer Film Productions. The story concerns a travelling circus, the vampiric artists of which prey on the children of a 19th century Serbian village.<EOS>"
6205,7987,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Frizzell_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isaac_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Hot_Chili_Peppers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ulrich_Wild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Date<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvia_Massy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rashad_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanda_&_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Zombie_(band)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:No_Doubt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Culture_on_the_Skids<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butthole_Surfers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Armstrong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lars_Frederiksen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Silkski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Abby Terkuhle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Stack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cloris Leachman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Demi Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beavis and Butt-Head Do America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Beavis and Butt-Head Do America: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_metal_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Punk_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_drugs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wyoming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adult_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Bill_Clinton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Frizzell_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MTV_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Idaho<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Yellowstone_National_Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Joe_Stillman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Mike_Judge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:MTV_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rough_Draft_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bureau_of_Alcohol,_Tobacco,_Firearms_and_Explosives_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_teen_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Beavis_and_Butt-Head_Do_America<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Geffen_Film_Company_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Beavis and Butt-Head Do America is a 1996 American adult animated comedy road film based on the MTV animated television series Beavis and Butt-Head. The film was co-written and directed by series creator Mike Judge, who also reprises his roles from the series; Demi Moore, Bruce Willis, Robert Stack and Cloris Leachman star in supporting roles. The film follows Beavis and Butt-Head, two teen slackers who travel the US and unknowingly become fugitives.Previous offers by MTV to adapt Beavis and Butt-Head to film were rejected by Judge, before he eventually agreed to the film in 1994. As production began, the series' staff halted production while Judge wrote the screenplay with Joe Stillman. John Frizzell composed the film's score.Beavis and Butt-Head Do America premiered at Mann's Chinese Theater on December 15, 1996, and was released in the United States on December 20, 1996, by Paramount Pictures. The film later aired on MTV in 1999. The film was a critical and commercial success, with critics praising the story and humor, and grossing $63.1 million in the United States and becoming the largest December box office opening of all time until it was surpassed the following year by Scream 2, and was the second highest-grossing animated film of 1996, behind Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame (which also starred Moore). A sequel, Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe, was released in 2022.<EOS>"
6206,83178,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sewell_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>L'Estrange Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Gott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Calthrop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trilby Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gerald Rawlinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sewell_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L'Estrange_Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:L'Estrange_Fawcett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sewell_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Wall_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Night Porter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Porter_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sewell_Collins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Night Porter is a 1930 British comedy film directed by Sewell Collins and starring Donald Calthrop, Trilby Clark and Gerald Rawlinson. The film was made by Gaumont British Picture Corporation, an affiliate of Gainsborough Pictures, at the Lime Grove Studios with sets designed by Andrew Mazzei. It was produced as a quota quickie for release as a second feature. It was based on a popular music hall sketch by Fred Rome and Harry Wall depicting a honeymooning couple and the hotel night porter they encounter.<EOS>"
6207,30431,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Roy_Luby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Roy_Luby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saddle Mountain Roundup<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_S._Roy_Luby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saddle_Mountain_Roundup<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Range_Busters<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Saddle Mountain Roundup is a 1941 American western film directed by S. Roy Luby. The film is the ninth in Monogram Pictures' ""Range Busters"" series, and it stars Ray ""Crash"" Corrigan as Crash, John ""Dusty"" King as Dusty and Max ""Alibi"" Terhune as Alibi, with Lita Conway, Jack Mulhall and Willie Fung.<EOS>"
6208,136981,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Zugsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Silvers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Zugsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Top Banana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_musicals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinecolor_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_E._Green<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Top_Banana_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_3D_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Top Banana  is a 1954 American musical film based on the musical of the same name, starring Phil Silvers, and featuring Rose Marie, Judy Lynn, Jack Albertson and Joey Faye, all of whom reprised their roles from the Broadway production of the musical.The film was shot in 3-D but was released by United Artists ""flat"".<EOS>"
6209,169832,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fairchild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Pleasence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Kirk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Munro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annette_Funicello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fairchild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fairchild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Horsemasters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_horses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sherman_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Willis,_Baron_Willis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Fairchild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Horsemasters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_television_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Horsemasters is a 2-part episode of the Disneyland TV show from 1961 which screened theatrically in some countries.The film was one of several Disney films that were shot in England. The hunt scenes were filmed at Thursley in Surrey, where the Three Horseshoes public house was used as a backdrop. It was Annette Funicello's first co-starring role in a feature film. The film included a song written by the Sherman Brothers, the first song which the duo ever wrote for a Disney project. The film received a comic book adaptation in the Four Color series by Dell Comics.<EOS>"
6210,102457,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gene Martel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Burt Balaban<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marsha_Hunt_(actress,_born_1917)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Honor Blackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Oscar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Tabori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Diplomatic Passport<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Diplomatic_Passport_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eric_Spear<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Diplomatic Passport is a 1954 British second feature ('B') thriller film directed by Gene Martel and starring Marsha Hunt, Paul Carpenter, Henry Oscar and Honor Blackman. It was written by Paul Tabori.<EOS>"
6211,70219,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry S. Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Randall_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Yaconelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>June Wilkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bennett_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pioneer Days<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pioneer_Days_(1940_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_S._Webb<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pioneer Days is a 1940 American western film directed by Harry S. Webb and starring Jack Randall, June Wilkins and Frank Yaconelli.<EOS>"
6212,25061,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Magnum Entertainmento<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mickey Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rafael_Campos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Suzie Humphreys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles McCoy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John William Galt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Everett Sifuentes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Ellen Averett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Asa_Earl_Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Return of Josey Wales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Forrest_Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_Josey_Wales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Return of Josey Wales is a 1986 American Western film directed by and starring Michael Parks. It is a sequel to Clint Eastwood's 1976 film The Outlaw Josey Wales and was adapted from The Vengeance Trail of Josey Wales, the second novel featuring the Josey Wales character, by Asa Earl Carter. The novel was published under Carter's pen name Forrest Carter, which he used to present a false persona involving a claim of Cherokee ancestry.The Eastwood film had been based on the author's 1973 novel The Rebel Outlaw: Josey Wales. Eastwood had planned to adapt The Vengeance Trail of Josey Wales himself as a sequel to his original film, but his project was eventually cancelled.<EOS>"
6213,160967,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Hong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Pacific Studio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>H.S. Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elliott_Hong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:South_Korea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>South Korea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_Korean_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_Korean_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_multilingual_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Korean-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tears_of_Buddha<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_South_Korea<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Tears of Buddha is a 1973 documentary film directed by Elliott Hong and filmed by cinematographer Russ Kingston.<EOS>
6214,85489,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aardman_Animations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Pegram<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Sallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Lindsay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aardman_Animations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Romantic_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mystery_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Romantic_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Murder_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_Television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Murder_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Subject_Annie_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stop-motion_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_stop-motion_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Clay_animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aardman_Animations_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Nick_Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Nick_Park<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Matter_of_Loaf_and_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wallace_and_Gromit_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wallace & Gromit: A Matter of Loaf and Death is a 2008 British stop motion animated short film produced by Aardman Animations. Directed by Nick Park and written by Park and Bob Baker, it is the fifth installment in the Wallace & Gromit series, and the first short film since A Close Shave (1995). It was the last Wallace & Gromit film before the retirement of Wallace's voice actor, Peter Sallis, in 2010. In the film, Wallace and Gromit operate a bakery and are targeted by a serial killer.A Matter of Loaf and Death was one of the most watched television specials in the United Kingdom in 2008 and received acclaim. It received an Academy Award nomination for Best Animated Short Film at the 82nd Academy Awards, and won a BAFTA and an Annie Award for Best Short Animation and Best Animated Short Subject in 2009.<EOS>"
6215,98185,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Al Wilson, production manager<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Storey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rufe_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jed_Prouty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Archer_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Kilian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Woodbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isabel_Randolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Lee_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Cheshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McDonald_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armand_Schaefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_T._Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barnyard Follies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Sawtell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_inheritances<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barnyard_Follies<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_orphanages<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Barnyard Follies is a 1940 Republic Pictures musical B movie directed by Frank McDonald with music directed by Cy Feuer and dance choreography by Josephine Earl. In the rural American West, a small-town orphanage struggles to become self-supporting through its 4-H Club projects. The screenplay, written by Dorrell McGowan and Stuart E. McGowan, is based on a story concept by Robert T. Shannon. Released on October 6, 1940, the film stars Mary Lee, Harry Cheshire, Rufe Davis, June Storey, Ralph Bowman, Joan Woodbury, Jed Prouty, Victor Kilian and Isabel Randolph.<EOS>"
6216,1237,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Badham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paula_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gareth Wigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexandra Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Costner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janice Rule<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rae Dawn Chong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Badham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paula_Weinstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gareth_Wigan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Tesich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>American Flyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Colorado<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Badham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cycling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_St._Louis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_St._Louis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Eddy_Merckx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Flyers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kansas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>American Flyers is a 1985 American sports drama film about bicycle racing. It was directed by John Badham and written by Steve Tesich, The film stars Kevin Costner, David Marshall Grant, Rae Dawn Chong, Alexandra Paul and Janice Rule.<EOS>"
6217,108730,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Everett_Riskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lloyd Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Langdon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Everett_Riskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_T._Neville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Bourbon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nat_Dorfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Atlantic Adventure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atlantic_Adventure<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Atlantic Adventure is a 1935 American comedy mystery film directed by Albert S. Rogell and starring Nancy Carroll, Lloyd Nolan and Harry Langdon.<EOS>"
6218,104358,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hurt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Veronica_Carlson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Ghoul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cornwall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Ghoul_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Freddie_Francis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Ghoul (U.S. titles: Night Of The Ghoul and The Thing In The Attic) is a 1975 British horror film directed by Freddie Francis and starring Peter Cushing, John Hurt, Alexandra Bastedo, Veronica Carlson, Gwen Watford, Don Henderson and Ian McCulloch. Francis made the film as a favour for his son Kevin, who produced it for Tyburn Film Productions.<EOS>"
6219,72466,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Alpert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_O'Neill_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jon Alpert, Joseph Feury, Roberta Morris Purdee, and Matthew O'Neill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Alpert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_O'Neill_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Feury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Alpert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_O'Neill_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberta_Morris_Purdee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Primetime_Emmy_Award-winning_broadcasts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baghdad_ER<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_Iraq_War<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Baghdad ER is a documentary released by HBO on May 21, 2006. It shows the Iraq War from the perspective of a military hospital in Baghdad. It has some relatively disturbing scenes in it (e.g. amputations), therefore the U.S. Army is officially warning that military personnel watching it could experience symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).After being given a Peabody Award, the show was featured in the April 13, 2007 broadcast of NPR's Fresh Air.<EOS>"
6220,134115,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Polakof<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Hooten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Englund<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rudy Vallee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Keach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Lockhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kathrine Baumann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ric Carrott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Polakof<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sunburst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sunburst_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ed_Bogas<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sunburst is a 1975 American thriller film directed by James Polakof. The film is also known as Slashed Dreams (American video title), and stars Peter Hooten, Kathrine Baumann, Ric Carrott, Anne Lockhart, Robert Englund and Rudy Vallee.<EOS>"
6221,171286,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spine Tingler! The William Castle Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_LGBT_topics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spine_Tingler!_The_William_Castle_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jeffrey_Schwarz<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spine Tingler! The William Castle Story is a 2007 American biographical documentary film directed by Jeffrey Schwarz about legendary Hollywood showman William Castle, who specialized in producing low-budget shockers.<EOS>"
6222,130686,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_G._Hutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gabriel_Katzka<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Beckerman_(movie_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harold Loeb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mike Curb and Jesse Kaye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kelly's Heroes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Yugoslavia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Army<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1944<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_Front_of_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lalo_Schifrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Yugoslav_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_deserters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yugoslav_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yugoslav_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_armoured_warfare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Yugoslavia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_war_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brian_G._Hutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly's_Heroes<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Troy_Kennedy_Martin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kelly's Heroes is a 1970 war comedy drama film directed by Brian G. Hutton. Set during World War II, the film tells the story of a motley crew of American GIs who go AWOL to rob a French bank, located behind German lines, of its stored Nazi gold bars.The film stars Clint Eastwood and Telly Savalas, and co-stars Don Rickles, Carroll O'Connor, and Donald Sutherland providing the comic absurdity, with secondary, comedic roles by Harry Dean Stanton, Gavin MacLeod, Karl-Otto Alberty, and Stuart Margolin. The screenplay was written by British film and television writer Troy Kennedy Martin. The film was a US-Yugoslav co-production, filmed mainly in the Croatian village of Vižinada on the Istria peninsula. As of 2025, Clint Eastwood is the only surviving major cast member.<EOS>"
6223,69400,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Henhouse_Henery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Henery_Hawk_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Henhouse Henery is a 1949 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes theatrical short directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on July 2, 1949, and features Foghorn Leghorn, Henery Hawk and the Barnyard Dawg.It is the first Foghorn Leghorn cartoon featuring Stephen Foster's ""Camptown Races"", a song that would be featured in every Foghorn Leghorn cartoon following this with the exceptions of A Fractured Leghorn, Of Rice and Hen and Banty Raids.When shown on Boomerang USA, this short plays in PAL audio.<EOS>"
6224,79416,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>West of the Pesos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_the_Pesos<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animal_testing<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>West of the Pesos is a 1960 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon short directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on January 23, 1960, and stars Speedy Gonzales and Sylvester. The title is a play on the 1945 movie West of the Pecos, and peso, the official currency of Mexico.<EOS>"
6225,31297,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Tony Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Village_Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Le Tet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Jarratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gerda Nicolson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jackie Kerin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Village_Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Next of Kin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_country_houses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1982_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Next_of_Kin_(1982_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_mystery_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Next of Kin is a 1982 psychological horror film co-written and directed by Tony Williams, and starring Jackie Kerin and John Jarratt.<EOS>"
6226,165294,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mouse and Garden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_and_Garden<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mice_and_rats<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mouse and Garden is a 1960 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng.  The Academy Award-nominated cartoon was released on July 16, 1960, and stars Sylvester.The title is a play on House & Garden. Sylvester is voiced by Mel Blanc, and Sam Cat by Daws Butler in the style of Frank Fontaine's ""John"" from The Jack Benny Program and ""Crazy Guggenheim"" from The Jackie Gleason Show.<EOS>"
6227,16655,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Aldrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Aldrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Borgnine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carter_(comedian)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Burt_Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Albert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Winfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Catherine_Deneuve<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eileen_Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Johnson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hustle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_De_Vol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Aldrich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hustle_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_police_procedural_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hustle is a 1975 American neo-noir crime thriller film directed by Robert Aldrich, and starring Burt Reynolds and Catherine Deneuve.<EOS>"
6228,169709,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Findlay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Gray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Newcomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ann Wemyss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strange Experiment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Wembley_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strange_Experiment<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Parker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Strange Experiment is a 1937 British drama film directed by Albert Parker and starring Donald Gray, Ann Wemyss and Mary Newcomb. It was an adaptation of the play Two Worlds by John Golden and Hubert Osborne. It was made at Wembley Studios as a quota quickie by the British subsidiary of Fox Film.<EOS>"
6229,35923,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Marino Girolami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sidney Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Scalera Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Viacom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.J._Frankovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Massimo Serato<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Binnie Barnes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janis Paige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marino_Girolami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Viacom_(2005–present)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scalera_Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M.J._Frankovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_O'Dea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fugitive Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sidney_Salkow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Italian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fugitive_Lady_(1950_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Scalera_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fugitive Lady, Italian: La strada buia, is a 1950 crime–drama film directed by Sidney Salkow and Marino Girolami (Uncredited). It stars Janis Paige, Binnie Barnes, and Massimo Serato. Fugitive Lady is based on the novel Dark Road by Doris Miles Disney. Film editing was done by Nino Baragli. It was shot at the Scalera Studios in Rome.<EOS>"
6230,110006,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:McHenry_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Vertigo Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Karl Richards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Mannion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mikael Carlsson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick Scoffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard E. Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tobias Menzies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Wilkinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ewan McGregor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosamund Pike<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Griffiths<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Spall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dominic West<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Cumming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pam Ferris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hugh Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sanjeev Bhaskar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Merchant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:McHenry_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vertigo_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Mannion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:McHenry_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jackboots on Whitehall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Vertigo_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Winston_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Scottish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Belgian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1940<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Adolf_Hitler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Battle_of_Britain_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_alternative_history_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackboots_on_Whitehall<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_World_War_II_alternate_histories<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jackboots on Whitehall (a.k.a. Nazi Invasion: Team Europe) is a 2010 British adult animated/puppet satirical action comedy film set in an alternative history Second World War, in which Nazi Germany has seized London. The British must band together at Hadrian's Wall if they are to thwart the German invasion. Conceived by Edward and Rory McHenry, it is the first of its kind to feature animatronic puppets and the voices of well-known British actors including Ewan McGregor, Rosamund Pike, Richard E. Grant, Timothy Spall, Richard O'Brien and Richard Griffiths. The film was executive produced by Frank Mannion.The film premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival on 20 June 2010 and was theatrically released in the United Kingdom on 8 October 2010 by Vertigo Films. It received mixed reviews from critics, praising the cast, set design and voice acting but negativity toward the puppetry, action scenes, humor and story, calling it ""lifeless, stiff, boring and unfunny"" and compared unfavourably to Team America World Police.<EOS>"
6231,74459,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>J. Arthur Rank Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Danton Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Willoughby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Deanne Judson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Warner_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_Blackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lois_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trudy_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Age of Innocence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1919<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Age_of_Innocence_(1977_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alan_Bridges<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Age of Innocence, also known as Ragtime Summer, is a 1977 Canadian-British   film directed by Alan Bridges and starring David Warner, Honor Blackman and Trudy Young. It is not based on the novel, The Age of Innocence.<EOS>"
6232,25179,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Godal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Fairbrother<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionelle_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pauline_Johnson_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Godal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:W._Pett_Ridge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wanted, a Boy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1924_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thomas_Bentley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wanted,_a_Boy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1924_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Wanted, a Boy is a 1924 British silent comedy film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Sydney Fairbrother, Lionelle Howard and Pauline Johnson. It was made by British & Colonial Kinematograph Company at the company's Walthamstow Studios.<EOS>"
6233,65630,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Mitchell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Gunn_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kurt Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Elizabeth Winstead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Angarano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Preston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danielle Panabaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Mitchell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Gunn_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Schooley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_McCorkle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sky High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Giacchino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_superhero_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_superhero_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superhero_schools<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_superhero_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sky_High_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Child_superheroes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sky High is a 2005 American superhero comedy film directed by Mike Mitchell, and written by Paul Hernandez, and Kim Possible creators Bob Schooley and Mark McCorkle. The film stars Kelly Preston, Michael Angarano, Danielle Panabaker, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Kurt Russell. It follows Will Stronghold (Angarano), the son of two superheroes, who is enrolled in an airborne high school for teenage superheroes. As his dormant superpowers manifest, he struggles to maintain his relationships with his old friends, learns of a threat from a mysterious supervillain, and searches for the girl of his dreams.The film was theatrically released by Buena Vista Pictures Distribution on July 29, 2005, and grossed $86.4 million worldwide against a production budget of $35 million. The film received generally positive reviews from critics and audiences during its original theatrical run and has since been recognized as a cult film.<EOS>"
6234,126178,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Rosario Roveto Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indican_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adrienne Barbeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Capodice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Lauria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victoria Rowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Mariano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Micole Mercurio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vincent Pagano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Raggio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louis Guss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Magda Harout<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark DeCarlo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mike Pagano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indican_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Wake in Providence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rhode_Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Wake_in_Providence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian-American_culture_in_Providence,_Rhode_Island<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>A Wake in Providence (also titled Almost Married) is a 1999 American independent comedy film that is the directorial debut of Rosario Roveto Jr. It stars Vincent Pagano, who also co-wrote the screenplay, and Victoria Rowell.<EOS>"
6235,165082,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gill_Dennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_R._Epperson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Plank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Perri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Prine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angelina_Jolie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Gunn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gill_Dennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_R._Epperson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gill_Dennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Stanford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Without Evidence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Without_Evidence<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Without Evidence is a 1995 thriller film directed and co-written by Gill Dennis in his first and last film he directed. It stars Scott Plank, Anna Gunn, Angelina Jolie, Paul Perri, and Andrew Prine. It was co-written by Dennis and Phil Stanford.<EOS>"
6236,162396,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roel_Reiné<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mohit Ramchandani<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lance_Henriksen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maxine_Bahns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emily_Baldoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hadley_Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Alosio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brianna_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Mennell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Bacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roel_Reiné<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_E._Davidson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lost Tribe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_Tribe_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roel_Reiné<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lost Tribe is a 2010 American horror film directed by Roel Reiné, and starring Emily Foxler, Nick Mennell, Brianna Brown, Ryan Alosio and Marc Bacher.<EOS>"
6237,119470,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Distributors Corporation of America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Stross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Distributors_Corporation_of_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Stross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Flesh Is Weak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Chaffey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Flesh_Is_Weak<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prostitution_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Flesh Is Weak is a 1957 British film directed by Don Chaffey and starring John Derek and Milly Vitale. It was written by Leigh Vance and Roger Falconer based on an original story by Deborah Bedford. Distributors Corporation of America released the film in the USA as a double feature with Blonde in Bondage (1957).<EOS>
6238,24067,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Ford_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Republic Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_Ralston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddy_Waller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Barcroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Philip_Ford_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rudy_Ralston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_DeMond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_E._Orloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Desperadoes' Outpost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Desperadoes'_Outpost<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Philip_Ford<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Desperadoes' Outpost is a 1952 American Western film directed by Philip Ford and starring Allan Lane, Roy Barcroft and Eddy Waller. It was produced and distributed by Republic Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the art director Frank Hotaling.<EOS>"
6239,38440,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Robert_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kristine Belson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Molly_Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Broderick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Nealon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liam_Aiken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Robert_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Robert_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Good Boy!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mark_Mothersbaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_British_Columbia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lisa_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Jim_Henson_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Boy!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Robert_Hoffman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Good Boy! is a 2003 American science fiction comedy film directed by John Hoffman, based on the book Dogs from Outer Space by Zeke Richardson; Hoffman and Richardson collaborated on the screen story, while Hoffman wrote the screenplay. The film stars Liam Aiken as Owen Baker, as well as the voices of Matthew Broderick, Delta Burke, Donald Faison, Brittany Murphy, Carl Reiner, Vanessa Redgrave, and Cheech Marin as the abundant dog characters in the film.Good Boy! was released on October 10, 2003 by MGM Distribution Co. and received mixed reviews from critics.<EOS>"
6240,71061,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Oswald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Oswald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosario_Castagna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Ruggles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Ann Garner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Ney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Oswald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Oswald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Lewis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rosario_Castagna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Oswald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Honoré_de_Balzac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Lewis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lovable Cheat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Oswald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Karl_Hajos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Honoré_de_Balzac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lovable_Cheat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lovable Cheat is a 1949 American historical comedy film directed by Richard Oswald and starring Charles Ruggles, Peggy Ann Garner and Richard Ney. It is based on the 1848 play Mercadet Le Faiseur by Honoré de Balzac. It was the final film of the veteran Austrian director Oswald, who had fled into exile following the Nazi rise to power. Buster Keaton played a small supporting role in the film, as his career had seriously declined by this stage.The films sets were designed by the art director Boris Leven.<EOS>"
6241,103810,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Renown Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Coulouris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_O'Brien_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Steele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lois_Maxwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_Searle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Gordon_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Manning_O'Brine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kill Me Tomorrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Southall_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kill_Me_Tomorrow<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Fisher<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Kill Me Tomorrow is a 1957 British crime film directed by Terence Fisher and starring Pat O'Brien and Lois Maxwell. It was written by Robert Falconer and Manning O'Brine and made by Tempean Films at Southall Studios in West London.The film features a cameo by Tommy Steele.<EOS>
6242,17590,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Henry Halstead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Marks_(performer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Little Big Shot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Paddy_Carstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Big_Shot_(1952_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Little Big Shot is a 1952 British comedy crime film by Jack Raymond, and starring Ronald Shiner, Marie Löhr, and Derek Farr. It was produced by Henry Halsted's Byron Film and distributed by Associated British. It was the final film of Raymond, who had begun his career in the silent era.<EOS>"
6243,107628,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._V._Bramble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>W. H. Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Buckmaster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Babs Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sydney Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Her Benny<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Her_Benny<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_A._V._Bramble<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Her Benny is a 1920 British silent romance film directed by A. V. Bramble and starring Sydney Wood, Babs Reynolds and Charles Buckmaster. It is adapted from the popular Victorian novel Her Benny (1879) by Silas K. Hocking. It follows a young boy from Liverpool as he grows up in a harsh environment.<EOS>"
6244,95635,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Nelligan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Armand Assante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Randall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sherilyn Fenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fatal Instinct<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_stalking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slapstick_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_domestic_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_adultery_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murderers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_police_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lawyers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_legal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Gibbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Carl_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yiddish-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Surreal_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Instinct<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Legal_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fatal Instinct is a 1993 American sex comedy thriller film directed by Carl Reiner. A parody of the erotic thriller genre, which at the time had reached its commercial peak, as well as being a pastiche of 1940s film noir and psychological thriller genres, in particular Double Indemnity, the film stars Armand Assante as lawyer/cop Ned Ravine (a take-off on Body Heat, in which William Hurt plays the similarly named Ned Racine) who has an affair with a woman named Lola Cain (Sean Young). Kate Nelligan stars as Ned's wife and Sherilyn Fenn stars as his secretary. It also satirizes Sleeping With The Enemy many times.  The film title is a combination of Fatal Attraction and Basic Instinct, both of which starred Michael Douglas.<EOS>"
6245,10621,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abby_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Burt Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Penny_Singleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Lake_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Simms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Ann_Mutchie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abby_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Henley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Marx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blondie in the Dough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Blondie_(film_series)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blondie_in_the_Dough<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Abby_Berlin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blondie in the Dough is a 1947 American comedy film directed by Abby Berlin and starring Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, Larry Simms, and Marjorie Ann Mutchie. It is 21st of the 28 Blondie films.<EOS>"
6246,104701,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joel Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Studio Three Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herb Linsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael B. London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Michael Paul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Gleason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jill Schoelen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sean Kanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Willie Dixon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ron Karabatsos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rich Girl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rich_Girl_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Rich Girl is a 1991 American romantic drama film directed by Joel Bender and written from the screenplay of Robert Elliot. The film stars Jill Schoelen in the title role, along with Cherie Currie and Paul Gleason in the supporting cast. The film centers around a wealthy girl from Bel-Air, who is tired of living off her wealthy family's name and decides to prove her independence from her overbearing father and obnoxious ex-fiancé by making her way in life by becoming a waitress at a nightclub and ends up falling in love with one of the club's rock musicians.<EOS>"
6247,169224,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Rafelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Seidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Melvin Van Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronaldo Vasconcellos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Brett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Noah Golden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hetty_Baynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mira_Sorvino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arliss_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cynda_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Simon_Shepherd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Barboza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Rafelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Seidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trimark_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Melvin_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Rafelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Seidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tales of Erotica<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trimark_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Compilation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Melvin_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_erotic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bob_Rafelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Susan_Seidelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tales_of_Erotica<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tales of Erotica (also known as Erotic Tales) is a 1996 compilation of four erotic short films directed by Ken Russell, Susan Seidelman, Melvin Van Peebles, and Bob Rafelson<EOS>"
6248,143379,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Song of Nevada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_Nevada<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Song of Nevada is a 1944 American musical Western film directed by Joseph Kane, and starring Roy Rogers and Dale Evans.<EOS>"
6249,98336,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robert Adetuyi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Karen Lam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Bille Woodruff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Damon Santostefano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peyton Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Steve Rash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>NBCUniversal via Syfy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marc Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wayne Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Thomas Bliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Rash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon_Santostefano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bille_Woodruff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Adetuyi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peyton_Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karen_Lam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBCUniversal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Bliss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bring It On<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_competitions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_film_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_franchises<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_series_introduced_in_2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bring_It_On_(film_series)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bring It On is an anthology series of cheerleading films that began with Bring It On (2000) and was followed by five direct-to-video sequels and one Halloween-themed television film sequel, none of which contain any of the original film's cast members.The first film was loosely adapted into a musical, which has received positive critical response and praise.<EOS>"
6250,10936,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Bernerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffrey_Bernerd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Scott_Darling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_Grass_of_Kentucky<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_sports_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Blue Grass of Kentucky is a 1950 American sports drama film directed by William Beaudine and starring Bill Williams, Jane Nigh, and Ralph Morgan.<EOS>"
6251,119207,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sol_Lesser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuart_Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fighting Sheriff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fighting_Sheriff<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fighting Sheriff is a 1931 American Western film directed by Louis King and starring Buck Jones, Loretta Sayers and Robert Ellis.<EOS>"
6252,126534,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jorg_Ihle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joel Soisson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jo Bamford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jewel_Staite<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Justin_Baldoni<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kellan_Lutz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_Bacher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nikki Griffin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>After Dusk They Come<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dusk_They_Come<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_monster_movies<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>After Dusk They Come (also known as The Tribe and The Forgotten Ones) is a 2009 American horror/thriller film written and directed by Jorg Ihle and starring Jewel Staite.<EOS>
6253,159663,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vittorio_Mezzogiorno<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrzej_Seweryn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georges_Corraface<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Myers_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Antonin Stahly-Vishwanadan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Langton-Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_Carrière<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marie-Hélène_Estienne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Mahabharata<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denmark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>U.K. / Japan / Denmark / France / Belgium / U.S.A. / Australia / Ireland / Iceland / Sweden / Portugal / Norway / Netherlands / Finland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Historical_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hindu_mythological_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_the_Mahabharata<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jean-Claude_Carrière<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Mahabharata_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Brook<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Mahabharata is a 1989 film version of the Hindu epic Mahabharata directed by Peter Brook. Brook's original 1985 stage play was nine hours in length and toured worldwide for four years. In 1989, and abridged adaptation, just short of six hours, was made as a television miniseries. This was in return edited into a nearly three-hour cut for theatrical release. The screenplay was the result of eight years' work by Brook, Jean-Claude Carrière and Marie-Hélène Estienne.<EOS>"
6254,81618,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Morosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Dailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Winninger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Guild<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Morosco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Reinhardt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Hoffenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Give My Regards to Broadway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lloyd_Bacon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Give_My_Regards_to_Broadway_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_musical_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Give My Regards to Broadway is a 1948 American Technicolor musical film directed by Lloyd Bacon and starring Dan Dailey Charles Winninger and Nancy Guild. It was produced and distributed by Hollywood studio 20th Century Fox and takes its title from the 1904 song Give My Regards to Broadway by George M. Cohan.<EOS>
6255,1271,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Cromwell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billie Seward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henrietta Crosman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Rogell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Asbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Niblo_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Florence_Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Among the Missing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Among_the_Missing_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_S._Rogell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Among the Missing is a 1934 American drama film directed by Albert S. Rogell and starring Richard Cromwell, Henrietta Crosman and Billie Seward. It was produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures.<EOS>"
6256,137710,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film4_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Puttnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carroll_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Suchet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Blakely<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Threlfall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Kelly_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film4_Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Puttnam<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Wood_(playwright)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Red Monarch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Lavrentiy_Beria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Joseph_Stalin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Monarch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Jack_Gold<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Red Monarch is a 1983 British television film, starring Colin Blakely as Joseph Stalin. It is directed by Jack Gold and features David Suchet as Lavrentiy Beria and David Threlfall as Stalin's son Vasily.<EOS>"
6257,168220,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Tiffany Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bert Lytell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tiffany_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Goldstone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frances_Hyland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._P._Younger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Single Sin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Nigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Single_Sin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tiffany_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Single Sin is a 1931 American Pre-code drama film directed by William Nigh and starring Kay Johnson, Bert Lytell and Paul Hurst. It was produced and released by the independent company Tiffany Pictures.<EOS>"
6258,170193,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Avildsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>George Silano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:AVCO_Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcia_Jean_Kurtz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackie_Mason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Frazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Avildsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:AVCO_Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Stoolie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Miami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Embassy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_G._Avildsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Stoolie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Stoolie is a 1972 comedy thriller film co-directed by John G. Avildsen and George Silano and starring comedian Jackie Mason.<EOS>
6259,88540,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfgang_Petersen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sony Pictures Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Buena Vista International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Shestack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gail Katz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wolfgang Petersen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Armyan Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William H. Macy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harrison Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Oldman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Guilfoyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dean Stockwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wendy Crewson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Liesel Matthews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfgang_Petersen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gail_Katz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wolfgang_Petersen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Shestack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_W._Marlowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Air Force One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Air Force One: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_aviation_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_airplanes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jerry_Goldsmith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_United_States_Air_Force<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_terrorism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fictional_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beacon_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Moscow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Moscow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kazakhstan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_White_House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_presidential_succession_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_aircraft_hijackings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Air_Force_One<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gail_Katz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Cleveland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wolfgang_Petersen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Force_One_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Caspian_Sea<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Air Force One is a 1997 American political action thriller film directed and co-produced by Wolfgang Petersen and written by Andrew W. Marlowe. Starring Harrison Ford, Gary Oldman, Glenn Close, Wendy Crewson, Xander Berkeley, William H. Macy, Dean Stockwell, Paul Guilfoyle and Jürgen Prochnow, the film follows Air Force One being hijacked by a group of terrorists who demand the release of their country’s imprisoned dictator and the president's attempt to rescue everyone on board by retaking his plane.The film was a box office success and received mostly positive critical reviews. It became the fifth highest-grossing film of 1997, earning $315.2 million worldwide. It also received two Academy Award nominations for Best Sound and Best Film Editing, losing both awards to Titanic.<EOS>"
6260,91956,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wells_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Lamas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donna_Corcoran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Demarest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlotte_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denise_Darcel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Wells_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Kingsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dangerous When Wet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Swimming_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Walters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Georgie_Stoll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_When_Wet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tom_and_Jerry_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dangerous When Wet is a 1953 American live-action/animated musical comedy film starring Esther Williams, Fernando Lamas and Jack Carson, directed by Charles Walters and featuring an animated swimming sequence starring Williams with the cat-and-mouse duo Tom and Jerry.<EOS>"
6261,165542,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Terry Lennon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven S. Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Tormé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Night of the Living Duck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Animation_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_crossover_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_of_the_Living_Duck<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Night of the Living Duck is a six-minute 1988 Merrie Melodies cartoon starring Daffy Duck, directed by Greg Ford and Terry Lennon. It was released to theatres as a part of Daffy Duck's Quackbusters on September 24, 1988 and precedes the film in all subsequent releases, including in TV broadcasts and home media.The title is a pun on Night of the Living Dead, although the cartoon has nothing to do with said film's theme of a zombie apocalypse.This short was also one of Mel Blanc's final performances, as it was released less than a year before his death.The short was released on a program of special world premiere matinee screenings of the New York Film Festival’s opening day celebration event.<EOS>"
6262,128971,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Noel Nosseck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Lenic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracey_Jeffrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danica_McKellar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Lipton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_G._Lenic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tracey_Jeffrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Justice_for_Annie:_A_Moment_of_Truth_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Noel_Nosseck<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Justice for Annie: A Moment of Truth Movie is a 1996 American-Canadian made-for-television drama film directed by Noel Nosseck. The film, based on actual events, is a part of the Moment of Truth franchise and was also made as Death Benefit (1996). Filming took place in Toronto.<EOS>"
6263,135186,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._J._Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Shapiro Glickenhaus Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jalal_Merhi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Billy Blanks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bolo Yeung<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Mok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jalal Merhi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bobbie Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthias Hues<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelly Gallant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._J._Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jalal_Merhi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._J._Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>TC 2000<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Martial_arts_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2020<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Karate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:TC_2000_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_T._J._Scott<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>TC 2000 is a 1993 science fiction action film written and directed by T. J. Scott and starring Billy Blanks, Jalal Merhi, Bolo Yeung, Bobbie Phillips and Matthias Hues. Its plot takes place in a dystopian future, where an elite cop (Blanks) tries to reconnect with a fallen comrade (Phillips) turned into a cyborg by the government, while trying to protect his underground city from the surface rebels whose leader (Merhi) is responsible for her death. Some aspects of TC 2000 serve as product placement for an eponymous brand of martial arts equipment.<EOS>"
6264,168976,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_L._Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Antoinette Cellier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leslie Perrins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Hughes_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gables Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gables_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_Hughes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Gables Mystery is a 1938 British crime film directed by Harry Hughes and starring Francis L. Sullivan, Antoinette Cellier and Leslie Perrins. It is an adaptation of the play The Man at Six by Jack Celestin and Jack DeLeon, previously made into a 1931 film of the same title which was also directed by Hughes. It was shot at Welwyn Studios as a quota quickie for release by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.<EOS>"
6265,65657,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John W. Gossage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Skylarks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Skylarks<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Skylarks is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Thornton Freeland and starring Jimmy Nervo, Teddy Knox and Nancy Burne. Nervo and Knox were a comic team, who became associated with the larger Crazy Gang grouping with whom they subsequently appeared in several films. It is a partially lost film, with only a short soundless fragment surviving. The team's earlier film It's in the Bag, their 1936 sound debut, does still survive.<EOS>"
6266,137233,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>M. H. Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hoot_Gibson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Thorpe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Natteford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wild Horse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wild_Horse_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Richard_Thorpe<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Wild Horse is a 1931 American Western film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Hoot Gibson and Alberta Vaughn. It was based on the Cosmopolitan Magazine short story by Peter B. Kyne.<EOS>
6267,44948,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Keen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Murray Shostak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Barnholtz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Rossner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Campeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Omar_Kaczmarczyk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Bergin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Langedijk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jayne_Heitmeyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Sinelnikoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Nerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregoriane_Minot_Payeur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacques_Lessard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Bradford_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Casey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Keen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Barnholtz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Rossner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Campeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Omar_Kaczmarczyk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Murray_Shostak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_LaFleur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lost World<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_neanderthals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mongolia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lost_World_(1998_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Professor_Challenger_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Lost World is a 1998 adventure film, loosely based on the 1912 novel of the same name by Arthur Conan Doyle. The film includes the characters, Professor George Challenger and Lord John Roxton, who also feature in Conan Doyle's other Doctor Challenger novels. It is a mockbuster of the 1997 film The Lost World: Jurassic Park.<EOS>"
6268,168789,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hand_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvia_Allman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Hand_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Cottrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Robber Kitten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Frank_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Robber_Kitten<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Hand<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Robber Kitten is a 1935 Walt Disney produced Silly Symphonies animated short film, directed by David Hand. The short is based on a story of the same name written by Robert Michael Ballantyne with the pseudonym Comus.<EOS>"
6269,160103,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_DeCoteau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Multicom Entertainment Group Inc.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kirk Edward Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Parry_Shen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jenya_Lano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason-Shane_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alison Cuffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brannon Gould<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jamie Gannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rick Buono<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roger Crowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tanya Dempsey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_DeCoteau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Benjamin_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shrieker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_monster_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_DeCoteau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shrieker_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Squatting_in_film<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Shrieker is a 1998 American horror film directed by David DeCoteau and produced by Charles Band.<EOS>
6270,100393,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Out of the Past<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Out_of_the_Past_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Out of the Past is a 1933 British crime film directed by Leslie S. Hiscott and starring Lester Matthews, Joan Marion and Jack Raine. It was made as a quota quickie at Teddington Studios.<EOS>"
6271,167297,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Samuel Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hutton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Brodie_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Loo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sid_Melton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Steel Helmet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Dunlap<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Korean_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Samuel_Fuller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_in_the_Korean_War<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Steel_Helmet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Asian-American_war_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Steel Helmet is a 1951 American independent war film directed, written, and produced by Samuel Fuller during the Korean War. The cast stars Gene Evans, Robert Hutton, Steve Brodie, James Edwards, and Richard Loo. It was the first American film about the war and the first of several war films by Fuller.<EOS>"
6272,8559,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mikael_Salomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aidan Quinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kelsey Grammer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Flora Montgomery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Light<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mikael_Salomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Maine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pennsylvania<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Revolutionary_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Benedict_Arnold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_Washington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1780<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Benedict_Arnold:_A_Question_of_Honor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mikael_Salomon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Benedict Arnold: A Question of Honor is a 2003 American television film directed by Mikael Salomon and starring Aidan Quinn, Kelsey Grammer, Flora Montgomery and John Light. It portrays the career of Benedict Arnold in the American Revolutionary War and his dramatic switch in 1780 from fighting for American Independence to being a Loyalist trying to preserve British rule in America. Arnold's relationships with his wife Peggy Shippen and the British officer John André are focused on. The friction between Arnold and General Horatio Gates, portrayed near the beginning of the film (for example, in one scene when Arnold derisively refers to him as ""Granny Gates""), was historically accurate. The movie points out that, before his treason, Arnold was considered a patriot and a hero. A letter from General Washington is read at the beginning where he enthusiastically recommends Arnold for promotion saying that there is no general in the army more deserving and even comparing him to Hannibal. The movie briefly documents Arnold's final years of exile in England in which he laments his treasonous acts, realizing that he is despised and that people compare him with Judas and Lucifer.<EOS>"
6273,6421,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mustang!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mustang!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mustang!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Buetel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mustang!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Madalyn Trahey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mustang!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mustang!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mustang!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mustang!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mustang!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mustang!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mustang!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Raoul_Kraushaar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mustang!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_horses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mustang!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mustang!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Gries<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mustang! is a 1959 American Western film directed by Tom Gries and starring Jack Buetel The film was made in 1955, when Champ Butler recorded the film's theme tune.<EOS>"
6274,89430,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neema_Barnette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leslie Belzberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Karen Firestone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Wong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Pat Faulstich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrienne_Bailon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Taylor_Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ciara<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Peña<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Neema_Barnette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_women's_sports<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Volleyball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:All_You've_Got<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Neema_Barnette<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>All You've Got is a 2006 American sports drama television film directed by Neema Barnette and starring Ciara Harris and Adrienne Bailon. The film debuted on MTV.<EOS>
6275,32454,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzz_Kulik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Lippert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_Dexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pat_Boone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buzz_Kulik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_L._Lippert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maury_Dexter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Serling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Yellow Canary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Buzz_Kulik<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abduction_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Rod_Serling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yellow_Canary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Kenyon_Hopkins<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Yellow Canary is a 1963 American thriller film directed by Buzz Kulik and starring Pat Boone and Barbara Eden. It was adapted by Rod Serling from a novel by Whit Masterson, who also wrote the novel that was the basis for Orson Welles' Touch of Evil. The film was photographed by veteran Floyd Crosby and scored by jazz composer Kenyon Hopkins.<EOS>"
6276,165526,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Kiefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Excel_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_McFarland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryn_Tufts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Clark_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Kiefer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Excel_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rick_McFarland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daryn_Tufts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stalking Santa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stalking_Santa<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stalking Santa is a 2006 comedy Christmas feature film directed by Greg Kiefer, written by Daryn Tufts, starring Chris Clark, Daryn Tufts, Lisa Clark, and narrated by William Shatner. It follows one man's obsession to scientifically prove the existence of the famous Jolly Old Elf, better known as Santa Claus or Father Christmas.<EOS>"
6277,169338,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Mitchell_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Helen Jang Mitchell and Sean Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oleg_Liptsin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Guadarrama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Mitchell_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Mitchell_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_Mitchell_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Witness 11<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kickstarter-funded_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1947<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_McCarthyism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Witness_11<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinema_of_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Witness 11 is a 2012 short drama film directed by Sean Mitchell and starring Oleg Liptsin, Paul Guadarrama and Matt Shelton. It is based on the testimony of renowned German poet and playwright, Bertolt Brecht, during the height of the 1940s Red Scare.The film was shot in 2012 at the Berkeley City Club in Berkeley, California.<EOS>"
6278,96821,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Victor M. Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Flame in the Heather<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1740s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Flame_in_the_Heather<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Donovan_Pedelty<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Flame in the Heather is a 1935 British historical drama film directed by Donovan Pedelty and starring Gwenllian Gill, Barry Clifton and Bruce Seton. It was made as a quota quickie at British and Dominions Elstree Studios. Much of the film was shot on location around Fort William. It was fairly unusual as a low-budget quota film to be set in the past, as most films tended to have contemporary settings.<EOS>"
6279,88526,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Buena Vista Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anna McRoberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caitlin_Wachs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cynthia_Stevenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Zegers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Molly_Hagan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Crenshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Air Bud: Seventh Inning Fetch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DHX_Media_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Air_Bud_(series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animals_playing_sports<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Vince<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Air_Bud:_Seventh_Inning_Fetch<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_baseball_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Air Bud: Seventh Inning Fetch (also known as Air Bud 4) is a 2002 sports comedy film directed by Robert Vince. It is the fourth film in the Air Bud series and the final one to feature any cast members from the original film.<EOS>
6280,8330,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Stern<PRED>dbp-dbo:award<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Jonze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:USA_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Kay Place<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Cusack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Malkovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Keener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cameron Diaz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Orson Bean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spike_Jonze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:USA_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_Kaufman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Being John Malkovich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Being John Malkovich: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BAFTA_winners_(films)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Marionette_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carter_Burwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transgender-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_from_the_first-person_perspective<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Magic_realism_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Society_of_Film_Critics_Award_for_Best_Film_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Original_Screenplay_BAFTA_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metaphysical_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_mind_control<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Steve_Golin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gramercy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Spike_Jonze<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Michael_Stipe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:USA_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Being_John_Malkovich<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Charlie_Kaufman<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Being John Malkovich is a 1999 American surrealist fantasy comedy drama film directed by Spike Jonze and written by Charlie Kaufman, both making their feature film debut. The film stars John Cusack, Cameron Diaz, and Catherine Keener, with John Malkovich as a satirical version of himself. Cusack plays a puppeteer who finds a portal that leads into Malkovich's mind. Released by USA Films, the film received widespread acclaim, with praise for its writing and direction, and grossed $23 million against a $13 million budget. The film was nominated in three categories at the 72nd Academy Awards: Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Supporting Actress for Keener. The film ranked 441st on Empire magazine's 2008 list of the 500 greatest films of all time, while Malkovich's performance is ranked number 90 on Premiere's ""100 Greatest Movie Characters of All Time"".<EOS>"
6281,166875,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Ryan_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Howard Benedict<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_O'Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frances Dee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Ryan_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Block<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bertram_Millhauser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Kohner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Patrick the Great<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hans_J._Salter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_the_Great<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Patrick the Great is a 1945 American drama film starring Donald O'Connor, Peggy Ryan, and Frances Dee. This was the last film for O'Connor and Ryan together, who had been a teenage team for the past several years. This was also O'Connor's last film before he went to serve in World War II.<EOS>"
6282,73411,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Shadyac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Buena Vista International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jim Carrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James D. Brubaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark O'Keefe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Koren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Bostick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Shadyac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Aniston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morgan Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philip Baker Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Carrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Shadyac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Buena_Vista_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Carrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Shadyac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_O'Keefe_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Koren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_D._Brubaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Oedekerk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_O'Keefe_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Koren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bruce Almighty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bruce Almighty: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Censored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Debney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steve_Oedekerk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spyglass_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wish_fulfillment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_God<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Shadyac<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Almighty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Buffalo,_New_York<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Bruce Almighty is a 2003 American fantasy comedy film directed by Tom Shadyac and written by Steve Koren, Mark O'Keefe and Steve Oedekerk. The film stars Jim Carrey as Bruce Nolan, a down-on-his-luck television reporter who complains to God (played by Morgan Freeman) that he is not doing his job correctly and is offered the chance to try being God himself for one week. It co-stars Jennifer Aniston, Philip Baker Hall and Catherine Bell. The film is Shadyac and Carrey's third collaboration, after Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994) and Liar Liar (1997).When released in American theaters on May 23, 2003, Bruce Almighty received mixed reviews from critics but was a box-office success and grossed $86.4 million in its opening weekend, a Memorial Day record at the time. The film surprised the industry's pundits when it beat The Matrix Reloaded the following weekend. It went on to gross $484 million worldwide, becoming the fifth-highest-grossing film of 2003.Evan Almighty — a spin-off sequel focusing on Steve Carell's character, with Shadyac and Oedekerk returning to direct and write, respectively, and Freeman also reprising his role — was released on June 22, 2007. In addition, three Indian remakes of the film - Arai En 305-il Kadavul (Tamil-speaking), God Tussi Great Ho (Hindi-speaking), and Krishnarjuna (Telugu-speaking) - were released in 2008.<EOS>"
6283,167801,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Distant_Drummer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Templeton_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Distant_Drummer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Kavanaugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Distant_Drummer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Templeton_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Distant_Drummer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Distant Drummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Distant_Drummer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>US<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Distant_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Distant_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Distant_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Distant_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Distant_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Distant_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_festivals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Distant_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hippie_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Distant_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Distant_Drummer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_film_series<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Distant Drummer is a series of four 22-minute American documentary films produced in the early 1970s as a societal warning against the proliferation of drugs during the counterculture of the 1960s. Directed by William Templeton and written by Don Peterson, the series was produced by Airlie Foundation and George Washington University Department of Medical and Public Affairs and lists ""in cooperation with"" credits for the American Academy of General Practice, the District of Columbia Medical Society and the National Institute of Mental Health.<EOS>"
6284,76984,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_Shooting_with_Kenne_Duncan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_Shooting_with_Kenne_Duncan<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ronald V. Ashcroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_Shooting_with_Kenne_Duncan<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenne_Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_Shooting_with_Kenne_Duncan<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_Shooting_with_Kenne_Duncan<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_Shooting_with_Kenne_Duncan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_Shooting_with_Kenne_Duncan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_Shooting_with_Kenne_Duncan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_Shooting_with_Kenne_Duncan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ed_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_Shooting_with_Kenne_Duncan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ed_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_Shooting_with_Kenne_Duncan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Promotional_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trick_Shooting_with_Kenne_Duncan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shooting_sports<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Trick Shooting with Kenne Duncan was a promotional film directed by Ed Wood. Total run time is nine minutes and was produced c. 1952-1953. It consists of Kenne Duncan performing trick shooting stunts and showcasing firearms made by Remington Arms. Duncan had become known as a villain for B-movie Westerns and the film was an attempt to capitalize on his fame.The rifles showcased were a Remington Model 552 and a Remington Nylon 66. The film includes posters and advertisements of Duncan performing at state fairs and nightclubs, and also still pictures from his roles in Westerns. A sequence features newsreel footage of his visit and performances in Japan.<EOS>"
6285,170844,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tweety's Circus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1955<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_tigers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_elephants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_lions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tweety's_Circus<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_camels<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Tweety's Circus is a 1955 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on June 4, 1955, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.<EOS>"
6286,62776,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Charles Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>executive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Wainwright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Lockwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Byron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Dupuis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Bennett_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J._Arthur_Rank<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Bennett_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Madness of the Heart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Madness_of_the_Heart<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Charles_Bennett<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Madness of the Heart is a 1949 British drama film directed by Charles Bennett, produced by Richard Wainwright for Two Cities Films and starring Margaret Lockwood, Maxwell Reed, Kathleen Byron and Paul Dupuis. The screenplay was written by Charles Bennett, adapted from the novel of the same name by Flora Sandström.<EOS>"
6287,103353,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Wolfit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eileen_Herlie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Associated_British-Pathé<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warwick_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brock_Williams_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Isn't Life Wonderful!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1902<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Isn't_Life_Wonderful!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_historical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Isn't Life Wonderful! is a 1953 British technicolor period comedy film directed by Harold French and starring Cecil Parker, Eileen Herlie and Donald Wolfit. The film was shot at the Elstree Studios of Associated British with sets designed by the art director Terence Verity. It was released in the United States as Uncle Willie's Bicycle Shop, the title of Brock Williams original 1948 novel based on his boyhood experiences.<EOS>"
6288,83322,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John E. Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Randle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Korris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robbie Vincent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Somewhere in Camp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_humor_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Somewhere_in_Camp<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_E._Blakeley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Somewhere in Camp is a 1942 British comedy film directed by John E. Blakeley and starring Frank Randle, Harry Korris and Robbie Vincent. The film continues the adventures of Private Randle from the 1940 film Somewhere in England. It was followed in 1943 by Somewhere on Leave.<EOS>"
6289,35668,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Holland_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herb_Jaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roddy McDowall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Sarandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stephen Geoffreys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Ragsdale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amanda Bearse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Holland_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herb_Jaffe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Holland_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fright Night<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_wave_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brad_Fiedel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fright_Night<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fright_Night_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Fright Night is a 1985 American supernatural horror film written and directed by Tom Holland, in his directorial debut. The film follows teenager Charley Brewster (played by William Ragsdale), who discovers that his next-door neighbor Jerry Dandrige (Chris Sarandon) is a vampire. When no one believes him, Charley decides to get Peter Vincent (Roddy McDowall), a TV show host who acted in films as a vampire hunter, to stop Jerry's killing spree.The film was released on August 2, 1985, and grossed $24.9 million at the box office. Since its release, it has received positive reviews from critics and become a cult classic, and spawned the media franchise of the same name. Fright Night was followed by a sequel, Fright Night Part 2, in 1988, and a remake of the same name in 2011.<EOS>"
6290,6039,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Devereaux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anchor_Bay_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Maurice Devereaux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nicolas_Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Rozon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Shelton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ilona Elkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Neil Napier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nina Fillis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>End of the Line<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Demons_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:End_of_the_Line_(2007_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>End of the Line is a 2007 Canadian horror film written, produced and directed by Maurice Devereaux.<EOS>"
6291,103373,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hawley_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitagraph_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Friz Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ge_Ge_Pearson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hawley_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitagraph_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Dunn_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>It's Nice to Have a Mouse Around the House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_ducks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DePatie–Freleng_Enterprises_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:It's_Nice_to_Have_a_Mouse_Around_the_House<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>It's Nice to Have a Mouse Around the House is a 1965 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on January 16, 1965, and stars Daffy Duck, Speedy Gonzales, Sylvester and Granny. The voices were performed by Mel Blanc and Ge Ge Pearson.<EOS>"
6292,167013,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Independent_Producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Willoughby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Vaughan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Buck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eva_Renzi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:London_Independent_Producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Taste of Excitement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Don_Sharp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taste_of_Excitement<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Nice<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Taste of Excitement, also known as Why Would Anyone Want to Kill a Nice Girl Like You?, is a 1969 British mystery thriller film directed by Don Sharp and starring Eva Renzi, David Buck and Peter Vaughan. It was written by Sharp and Brian Carton based on the 1965 novel Waiting for a Tiger by Ben Healey.The film was a co production between Group W and Trio Films. It was shot during 1968 on location around Nice on the French Riviera, but not given a general release until 1970. It had an X certificate for violence and brief nudity.<EOS>"
6293,84568,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Laurence Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Anthony Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Harvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Courtenay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mia_Farrow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Mann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Marlowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Dandy in Aspic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Quincy_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_thriller_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Berlin_Wall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Surrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Dandy_in_Aspic<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Mann<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>A Dandy in Aspic is a 1968 British spy film directed by Anthony Mann and starring Laurence Harvey, Tom Courtenay and Mia Farrow, with costumes by Pierre Cardin. It was written by Derek Marlowe based on his 1966 novel of the same title. It was filmed in Technicolor and Panavision and was Mann's final film.Set against the backdrop of 1960s Cold War Europe, it is the story of a spy known to his superiors in British Intelligence by his code name ""Eberlin"".<EOS>"
6294,103545,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Goodrick_(Gimpo)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>K Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Goodrick_(Gimpo)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Watch the K Foundation Burn a Million Quid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Performances<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_KLF<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Culture_jamming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_non-fiction_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jura,_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Money<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>K Foundation Burn a Million Quid was a work of performance art executed and filmed on 23 August 1994 in which the K Foundation, an art duo consisting of Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty, burned £1 million (equivalent to £2.5 million in 2023) in the back of a disused boathouse on the Ardfin Estate on the Scottish island of Jura. The money represented the bulk of the K Foundation's funds that had been previously earned by Drummond and Cauty as the KLF.The event was recorded on a Hi-8 video camera by K Foundation collaborator Gimpo. On the one-year anniversary of the burning, 23 August 1995, the film was released as Watch the K Foundation Burn a Million Quid and was toured around the UK, with Drummond and Cauty engaging audiences in debates about the burning and its meaning. In November 1995, the duo pledged to dissolve the K Foundation and to refrain from public discussion of the burning for a period of 23 years. Drummond discreetly spoke about the burning in 2000 and 2004. Initially, he was unrepentant, but in 2004 he admitted that he regretted burning the money. The self-imposed moratorium officially ended on 23 August 2017, 23 years after the burning, when Cauty and Drummond hosted a debate asking ""Why Did the K Foundation Burn a Million Quid?"" during their ""Welcome to the Dark Ages"" event.Collaborator Chris Brook edited and compiled a book, K Foundation Burn A Million Quid, which was published by Ellipsis Books in 1997. It compiles stills from the film, accounts of events and viewer reactions, and an image of the brick that was manufactured from the fire's ashes. A film consisting of a static three-minute shot of the brick, ""This Brick"", was shown at London's Barbican Centre prior to Drummond and Cauty's performance as 2K in the same year.<EOS>"
6295,127121,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Danny Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard D. Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tim Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brad Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve Bartek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noah Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Helena Bonham Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Depp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Missi Pyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Freddie Highmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Deep Roy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_D._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_August<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Charlie and the Chocolate Factory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack_album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Buckinghamshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hertfordshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Village_Roadshow_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Richard_D._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Zanuck_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_factories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Plan_B_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_August<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Roald_Dahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Brad_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_chocolate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a 2005 musical fantasy film directed by Tim Burton and written by John August, based on the 1964 children's novel of the same name by Roald Dahl. The film stars Johnny Depp as Willy Wonka and Freddie Highmore as Charlie Bucket, alongside David Kelly, Helena Bonham Carter, Noah Taylor, Missi Pyle, James Fox, Deep Roy, and Christopher Lee. The storyline follows Charlie as he wins a contest along with four other children and is led by Wonka on a tour of his chocolate factory.Development for a second adaptation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory began in 1991, which resulted in Warner Bros. providing the Dahl estate with total artistic control. Prior to Burton's involvement, multiple directors and actors were either in discussion with or considered by the studio to play Wonka. Burton immediately brought regular collaborators Depp and Danny Elfman aboard. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory represents the first musical film directed by Burton and the first time since The Nightmare Before Christmas that Elfman contributed to a film score using written songs and his vocals.Filming took place from June to December 2004 at Pinewood Studios in the United Kingdom. Rather than using computer-generated environments, Burton primarily used built sets and practical effects, which he claimed was inspired by the book's emphasis on texture. Wonka's Chocolate Room was constructed on the 007 Stage at Pinewood, complete with a faux chocolate waterfall and river. Squirrels were trained from birth for Veruca Salt's elimination from the tour. Actor Deep Roy performed each Oompa-Loompa individually rather than one performance duplicated digitally. Burton shot the film simultaneously alongside the stop-motion animated film Corpse Bride, which he also directed.Willy Wonka-themed chocolate bars were sold, and a Golden Ticket contest was launched as part of the film's marketing campaign. Early plans to promote the film with a Broadway theatre musical were not realized. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory premiered on July 10, 2005, and was released in the United States on July 15 to positive critical reviews, who commended it for its visual appeal and dark tone. It was also a box office success, grossing US$475 million and becoming the eighth-highest-grossing film worldwide in 2005. The film received a nomination for Best Costume Design at the 78th Academy Awards, while Depp was nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Musical or Comedy. It remains Tim Burton's second-highest-grossing film to date.<EOS>"
6296,160005,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fielder_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Stiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Glenne_Headly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Wiseman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_B._Shull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Strimpell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fielder_Cook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO_Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Ribman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Seize the Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1986_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seize_the_Day_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fielder_Cook<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Seize the Day is a 1986 American film directed by Fielder Cook. It stars Robin Williams, Jerry Stiller and Joseph Wiseman, and is based on the novel of the same name by Saul Bellow. It was broadcast on the PBS series, Great Performances, in May 1987.<EOS>"
6297,152550,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Precious Year<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_and_Dominions_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Precious_Year<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Imperial_Studios,_Elstree<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>One Precious Year is a 1933 British drama film directed by Henry Edwards and starring Anne Grey, Basil Rathbone and Owen Nares. It was made at British and Dominion Elstree Studios by the British producer Herbert Wilcox for release by the British subsidiary of Paramount Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the art director C. Wilfred Arnold.<EOS>"
6298,163443,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hawley_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hawley_Pratt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pied Piper of Guadalupe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pied_Piper_of_Guadalupe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Pied_Piper_of_Hamelin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Pied Piper of Guadalupe is a 1961 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on August 19, 1961, and stars Speedy Gonzales and Sylvester.It was nominated at the 34th Academy Awards in the category of Best Animated Short.<EOS>"
6299,25188,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leila Hyams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marian_Ainslee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bess_Meredyth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hermann_Sudermann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wonder of Women<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_German_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rediscovered_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clarence_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Bess_Meredyth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_rediscovered_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pianos_and_pianists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wonder_of_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Hermann_Sudermann<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wonder of Women is a 1929 American sound part-talkie pre-Code drama film directed by Clarence Brown and starring Lewis Stone, Leila Hyams, and Peggy Wood. While the film has a few talking sequences, the majority of the film features a synchronized musical score with sound effects using both the sound-on-disc and sound-on-film process. It was nominated for Best Writing at the 2nd Academy Awards.Based on the 1927 German novel Die Frau des Steffen Tromholt by  Hermann Sudermann, the film is now lost with only sound discs surviving at UCLA.<EOS>"
6300,1805,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinevistaas_Limited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>M. Night Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>M. Night Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Muthu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinevistaas_Limited<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Praying with Anger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_diaspora_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Asian-American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Praying_with_Anger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_M._Night_Shyamalan<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Praying with Anger is a 1992 independent drama film written, produced, directed by, and starring M. Night Shyamalan in his directorial debut.It is about a young Indian American's return to India and explores the clash of Western values with those of the Indian subcontinent.<EOS>"
6301,31826,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Red Riding Hoodwinked<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tweety_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_wolves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fairy_tale_parody_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Riding_Hoodwinked<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Little_Red_Riding_Hood<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Red Riding Hoodwinked is a 1955 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on October 29, 1955, and stars Tweety and Sylvester.The cartoon was Warner Bros.' latest adaptation of the Little Red Riding Hood children's story, with the Big Bad Wolf and Granny playing their respective roles, with Tweety and Sylvester taking appropriate sides.Unlike her previous appearances, the usually cheerful Granny here is a female caricature of Ralph Kramden (of television's The Honeymooners), complete with ill-temperedness and use of the catchphrase, ""One of these days, one of these days...POW! Right in the kisser!"" As such, ""Red Riding Hoodwinked"" marked one of the earliest parodies of The Honeymooners. In addition, Granny's appearance is updated: although she appears as a sourpuss here, her physical attributes (such as a less-pronounced chin) would be used in future appearances. Also, Granny's old-fashioned ways would be de-emphasized.The wolf character would re-appear in ""Hare-Less Wolf"", albeit designed differently and given the name Charles M. Wolf.<EOS>"
6302,140219,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aisha_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Giant Interactive<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aisha Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barry Sonders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>R. Vaughn Gill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Vertel Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paula_Malcomson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emily_Bett_Rickards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Sadowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Luc_Bilodeau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emmett_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amber_Nash<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Axis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Axis_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kickstarter-funded_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Axis is a 2017 drama film written by and starring Emmett Hughes. The film marks the feature film directorial debut of Aisha Tyler, who raised funds for the project through a Kickstarter campaign. The film premiered at the 19th annual Sarasota Film Festival in April 2017.<EOS>"
6303,126540,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alvin Saxon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Savoy_Havana_Band<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Henry Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nancy Kenyon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>After Many Years<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Peru<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Huntington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Many_Years_(1930_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>After Many Years is a 1930 British crime film directed by Lawrence Huntington and starring Henry Thompson, Nancy Kenyon and the Savoy Havana Band. It was made as a quota quickie for released by the Hollywood studio MGM. In the film, a murdered policeman's son tracks down the murderer in Peru.<EOS>"
6304,168048,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Hall_Crane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Film Booking Offices of America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British and Colonial Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Godal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Miller_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hilda Anthony<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Molly Adair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Hall_Crane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Booking_Offices_of_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Godal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cosmo_Gordon_Lennox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Puppet Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1921_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Puppet_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Frank_Hall_Crane<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Puppet Man is a 1921 British silent drama film directed by Frank Hall Crane and starring Hugh Miller, Molly Adair and Hilda Anthony.<EOS>"
6305,56706,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bolt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>United Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franco_Cristaldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fernando Ghia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bernard Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Olivier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Chamberlain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sarah_Miles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jon_Finch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bolt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franco_Cristaldi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Williams_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fernando_Ghia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Bolt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lady Caroline Lamb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_19th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_George_IV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Rodney_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Arthur_Wellesley,_1st_Duke_of_Wellington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Bolt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lady_Caroline_Lamb_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_by_Robert_Bolt<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Lady Caroline Lamb is a 1972 British epic romantic drama film based on the life of Lady Caroline Lamb, novelist, sometime lover of Lord Byron and wife of politician William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne (later Prime Minister). The only film written and directed by Robert Bolt, it starred his wife, Sarah Miles, as Lady Caroline, Jon Finch, Richard Chamberlain, Laurence Olivier, Ralph Richardson, John Mills, Margaret Leighton and Michael Wilding.<EOS>"
6306,38542,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gus_Van_Sant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robin Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Damon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stellan Skarsgård<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Minnie Driver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Affleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gus_Van_Sant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Damon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Affleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Good Will Hunting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Good Will Hunting: Music from the Miramax Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Good Will Hunting: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indie_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Indie_folk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Acoustic_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Supporting_Actor_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_psychiatry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_universities_and_colleges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_child_abuse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1997<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Boston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_writer_won_the_Best_Original_Screenplay_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Lawrence_Bender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_coming-of-age_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Boston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Danny_Elfman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Harvard_Square<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Harvard_University<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gus_Van_Sant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mathematics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_academia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Matt_Damon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ben_Affleck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Elliott_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_mathematicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Boston_Red_Sox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Good_Will_Hunting<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_janitors<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Good Will Hunting is a 1997 American drama film directed by Gus Van Sant and written by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon. It stars Robin Williams, Damon, Affleck, Stellan Skarsgård and Minnie Driver. The film tells the story of janitor Will Hunting, whose mathematical genius is discovered by a professor at MIT.The film received acclaim from critics and grossed over $225 million during its theatrical run against a $10 million budget. At the 70th Academy Awards, it received nominations in nine categories, including Best Picture and Best Director, and won in two: Best Supporting Actor for Williams and Best Original Screenplay for Affleck and Damon. In 2014, it was ranked at number 53 in The Hollywood Reporter's ""100 Favorite Films"" list.<EOS>"
6307,5598,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Golden West Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Arnold Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_West_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arnold_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scared Straight!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_crime_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bullying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Documentary_Feature_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_incarceration_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Primetime_Emmy_Award-winning_broadcasts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arnold_Shapiro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prison-related_organizations<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scared_Straight!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prisons_in_New_Jersey<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Scared Straight! is a 1978 American documentary directed by Arnold Shapiro. Narrated by actor Peter Falk – known for playing a police detective on the TV drama Columbo – the subject of the documentary is a group of juvenile delinquents and their three-hour session with actual convicts. Filmed at Rahway State Prison, a group of inmates known as the ""lifers"" berate, scream at, and terrify the young offenders in an attempt to ""scare them straight"", so that those teenagers will avoid prison life.The documentary aired on television in the late 1970s, uncensored; it marked the first time that the words ""fuck"" and ""shit"" were broadcast on many networks. Some broadcasters (an example being CFQC, a CTV Network affiliate in Canada) added locally produced segments in which experts discussed both the content of the documentary and the rationale behind airing it uncensored.The documentary received several awards, including the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. It found that most of the participants did not reoffend. However, studies that compared and evaluated the effects of various Scared Straight programs against a control group have concluded that they increase the likelihood of participants later committing crimes.<EOS>"
6308,13634,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>F.W. Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John E. Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_E._Blakeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Demobbed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Greater_Manchester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Percival_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Demobbed_(1944_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_E._Blakeley<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Demobbed is a 1944 British comedy film directed by John E. Blakeley and starring Norman Evans, Nat Jackley, Gus McNaughton and Dan Young. It was written by Roney Parsons and Anthony Toner from an original story by Julian Cantor and Max Zorlini.<EOS>"
6309,149877,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Carr_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_Foreign_Legion_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Norman_Spencer_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Genies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bernard_B._Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buddy_(Looney_Tunes)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Buddy_of_the_Legion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bookstores_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Buddy of the Legion is an American animated short film, released on April 6, 1935. It is a Looney Tunes cartoon, featuring Buddy, the second star of the series. It was directed by Ben Hardaway; Bernard Brown was musical director.<EOS>"
6310,108736,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Cousins_(film_critic)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Archer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Atkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Heather Croall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Cousins_(film_critic)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Croall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Atkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Atomic, Living in Dread and Promise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_disasters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_television_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_science<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_historical_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_nuclear_war_and_weapons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mogwai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_television_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_history_of_science<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_television_documentaries_about_science<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_nuclear_technology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Atomic,_Living_in_Dread_and_Promise<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Cousins<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Atomic, Living in Dread and Promise is a documentary film about nuclear history directed by Mark Cousins and Produced by Heather Croall, Mark Atkin and John Archer.  It uses only archive footage to explore life and death in the atomic age. The band Mogwai created the original soundtrack. The film, with a live performance by Mogwai, closed the Edinburgh International Festival in 2016. It was then shown on BBC Storyville to mark 70 years since the bombing of Hiroshima.The soundtrack was subsequently reworked by Mogwai into a studio album, Atomic.<EOS>"
6311,97811,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Falls_of_Buffalo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ken Rodgers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Falls_of_Buffalo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ESPN_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Falls_of_Buffalo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michelle Girardi Zumwalt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Falls_of_Buffalo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ESPN_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Falls_of_Buffalo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Falls_of_Buffalo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Falls_of_Buffalo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Falls_of_Buffalo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Falls_of_Buffalo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Falls_of_Buffalo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:30_for_30<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Falls_of_Buffalo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Falls_of_Buffalo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_football<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Four_Falls_of_Buffalo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buffalo_Bills<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Four Falls of Buffalo is a 2015 documentary film produced for ESPN's 30 for 30 series and directed by Ken Rodgers of NFL Films. The film profiles the Buffalo Bills teams of the early 1990s, when the franchise became the first team to play in—and lose—four consecutive Super Bowls.The film goes through the Bills four ""Super Bowl"" years featuring retrospectives and insight on such famous plays as Scott Norwood's 47-yard field goal miss at the end of Super Bowl XXV, Thurman Thomas' misplaced helmet at the start of Super Bowl XXVI, and Don Beebe's strip of Leon Lett's attempted fumble return in Super Bowl XXVII. Former Bills players Jim Kelly, Bruce Smith, Thurman Thomas, Andre Reed, Don Beebe, Darryl Talley, Steve Tasker, Scott Norwood, Frank Reich, coach Marv Levy, and general manager Bill Polian all gave extensive interviews for the film.A highlight of the documentary is an emotional interview with Norwood and former Bills special teams coach Bruce DeHaven conducted on the steps of Buffalo City Hall, the site where, twenty-five years before, the crowd of Bills fans had cheered for Norwood following his ill-fated kick.<EOS>"
6312,45312,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Zieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Rosenman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renée_Missel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ryan_O'Neal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbra_Streisand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Zieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Howard_Rosenman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renée_Missel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gail_Parent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Main Event<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:award<OBJ>Gold<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jon_Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Howard_Zieff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Barwood_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Main_Event_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_Artists_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Main Event is a 1979 American sports romantic comedy film starring Barbra Streisand and Ryan O'Neal, written by Gail Parent, directed by Howard Zieff, and produced by Jon Peters and Streisand.The film received negative reviews from critics, but was among the top 20 highest grossing films of the year at the box office. It was also the impetus for Streisand's first foray into disco singing the Golden Globe-nominated theme song written by Paul Jabara and Bruce Roberts.<EOS>"
6313,22953,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Ustinov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Ustinov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Newley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kay_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Livesey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Petula_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Ustinov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Ustinov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Brown_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Ustinov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Vice Versa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Antony_Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Body_swapping_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Ustinov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Two_Cities_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Vice_Versa_(1948_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_wish_fulfillment<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Vice Versa is a 1948 British comedy film written and directed by Peter Ustinov and starring Roger Livesey, Anthony Newley, Petula Clark, and Kay Walsh. It is the third screen adaptation of the 1882 novel Vice Versa by F. Anstey. The film was produced by Two Cities Films and distributed by General Film Distributors.<EOS>"
6314,45897,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Grand National Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Pallos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charles Leeds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Morris_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Wooland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tilda_Thamar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Pallos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Master Plan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Cy_Endfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Master_Plan_(1954_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Southall_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Master Plan is a 1954 British second feature espionage thriller film directed by Cy Endfield and starring Norman Wooland, Tilda Thamar and Wayne Morris. It was written by Enfield based on the teleplay Operation North Star by Harald Bratt.<EOS>"
6315,160484,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Abe_Levitow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unnatural History<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_elephants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Abe_Levitow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_lizards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_insects<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unnatural_History_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_apes<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Unnatural History is a 1959 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Abe Levitow, with a story by Mike Maltese. The short was released on November 14, 1959. The cartoon is made up of blackout gags with no real story tying them together, similar to many cartoons directed by Tex Avery.<EOS>"
6316,153392,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Connor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Sims<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liz_Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Bresslaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Butterworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Douglas_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elke_Sommer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Windsor_Davies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Freeman_(British_writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carry On Behind<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Peter_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gerald_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carry_On_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Buckinghamshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Berkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_archaeology<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carry_On_Behind<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Carry On Behind is a 1975 British comedy film, the 27th release in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992). It was the first entry in the series not to be scripted by Talbot Rothwell since Carry On Cruising 13 years previously. Also missing was series stalwart Sid James. James was busy touring in a play, while Rothwell's health prevented him from writing. The regular actors present are Kenneth Williams, Kenneth Connor, Jack Douglas, Joan Sims, Peter Butterworth, Bernard Bresslaw and Patsy Rowlands. Carry On Behind was the final picture in the series for Bresslaw (in his 14th appearance), Liz Fraser (in her fourth) and Rowlands (in her ninth) as well as Carol Hawkins (in her second). It saw the only appearances of Elke Sommer, Adrienne Posta, Sherrie Hewson and Ian Lavender in a Carry On film, and was the first of two entries in the series for Windsor Davies. The film was followed by Carry On England in 1976.<EOS>"
6317,110400,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Marcel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Robinson_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Marcel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Robinson_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_Haisman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jane and the Lost City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mauritius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Africa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Winston_Churchill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_and_the_Lost_City<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terry_Marcel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jane and the Lost City is a 1987 UK film, based on the British newspaper strip Jane by Norman Pett.  An adventure comedy set during World War II, the film was directed by Terry Marcel, and stars Kirsten Hughes in the title role, Sam Jones, Maud Adams, Jasper Carrott and Robin Bailey.<EOS>"
6318,120330,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Brunel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Girl Who Forgot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Girl_Who_Forgot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Adrian_Brunel<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Girl Who Forgot (also known as The Young Person in Pink) is a 1940 British comedy film directed by Adrian Brunel and starring Elizabeth Allan, Ralph Michael and Enid Stamp-Taylor. It was written by Louise Birt based on the 1921 play The Young Lady in Pink by Gertrude E. Jennings. It was the final film of Brunel, who had been a leading director during the silent era.<EOS>"
6319,69620,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ted Bracewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>TheForce.Net<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bracewell Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Bracewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ted Bracewell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Fletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angela Duke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nick Marchetti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:TheForce.net<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>How the Sith Stole Christmas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Santa_Claus_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_elves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fan_films_based_on_Star_Wars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Dr._Seuss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parody_films_based_on_Star_Wars<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:How_the_Sith_Stole_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dr._Seuss_parodies<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>How the Sith Stole Christmas is an animated short fan film from that made its debut on the internet in December 2002. Written and directed by Ted Bracewell,<EOS>"
6320,159678,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Pettingell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claud_Allister<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat Paterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julius_Hagen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Barringer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Medicine Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Redd_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Medicine_Man_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Medicine Man is a 1933 British comedy film directed by Redd Davis and starring Claud Allister, Frank Pettingell, Pat Paterson, and Ben Welden.It was produced at Twickenham Studios as a quota quickie for distribution by the American company RKO Pictures. The film's sets were designed by the art director James A. Carter.<EOS>"
6321,103306,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>RKO Radio Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_Pons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Radio_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hitting a New High<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raoul_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hitting_a_New_High<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nathaniel_Shilkret<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Hitting a New High is a 1937 American musical comedy film directed by Raoul Walsh. It stars Lily Pons and Jack Oakie. It was nominated for an Academy Award in 1938 in the category Best Sound Recording (John O. Aalberg).<EOS>
6322,32419,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Associated British Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Culley Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mervyn_Johns<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elizabeth Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dighton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saloon Bar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ealing_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saloon_Bar<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_thriller_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Saloon Bar is a 1940 British comedy thriller film directed by Walter Forde and starring Gordon Harker, Elizabeth Allan and Mervyn Johns. It was made by Ealing Studios and its style has led to comparisons with the later Ealing Comedies, unlike other wartime Ealing films which are different in tone. It is based on the 1939 play of the same name by Frank Harvey in which Harker had also starred. An amateur detective tries to clear an innocent man of a crime before the date of his execution.<EOS>"
6323,164425,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>David Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITV_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Amanda Jenks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Attawia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jake Lushington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julie Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brenda_Blethyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Spall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rebekah_Staton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ITV_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Burstall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Attawia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gwyneth_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mysterious Creatures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mysterious_Creatures<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_autism<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Mysterious Creatures is a 2006 British indie drama, directed by David Evans, and starring Timothy Spall, Brenda Blethyn and Rebekah Staton. It is a true story of a married couple struggling to cope with the demands of their daughter with Asperger syndrome.<EOS>"
6324,70642,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Johnny Depp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gibby Haynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Daniel P. Depp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Timothy Leary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Frusciante<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Depp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gibby_Haynes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Depp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stuff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stuff_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Johnny_Depp<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Stuff is a 12-minute documentary about the house of Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist John Frusciante. It was made in 1993 by Johnny Depp and Gibby Haynes, the lead singer of the Butthole Surfers. Dr. Timothy Leary is also present in the video. The film's main purpose was to depict the chaos and instability of Frusciante's life.The film once aired in the Dutch TV series Lola Da Musica, and was released in the 1990s as a promo VHS. ""Untitled #2"" from Frusciante's Niandra Lades and Usually Just a T-Shirt album is featured in the film with a poem read over it. Also featured is an unreleased Frusciante song, which contains elements of another song titled ""Untitled #5"" from his album Niandra LaDes and Usually Just a T-Shirt.<EOS>"
6325,6255,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Kramer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Barbara Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Chapelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David C. Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Grace Paley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Stork<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Nolfi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Zimet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sharon Krebs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susie Solf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Milestones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Milestones_(1975_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Milestones is a 1975 American drama film directed by Robert Kramer and John Douglas.<EOS>
6326,30767,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>British Lion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>S.W. Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sally Bishop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_Lion_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Bishop_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_T._Hayes_Hunter<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Sally Bishop is a 1932 British romantic drama film directed by T. Hayes Hunter and starring Joan Barry, Harold Huth and Isabel Jeans. It is an adaptation of the 1910 novel Sally Bishop, a Romance by E. Temple Thurston. The novel had previously been adapted into two silent films.It was made at Beaconsfield Studios.<EOS>"
6327,55348,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sydney Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lukas Kendall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Mitchum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian Keith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ken Takakura<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Yakuza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tokyo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_neo-noir_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sydney_Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Japanese_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Japanese-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sydney_Pollack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kyoto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Paul_Schrader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yakuza_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1974_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tokyo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Neo-noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Robert_Towne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Yakuza<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dave_Grusin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Yakuza (Japanese: ザ・ヤクザ, Hepburn: Za yakuza) is a 1974 neo-noir crime drama film directed and produced by Sydney Pollack and starring Robert Mitchum, Ken Takakura and Brian Keith. The screenplay by Paul Schrader and Robert Towne is from a story by Schrader's brother, Leonard Schrader. The film is about a retired American detective (Mitchum) who returns to Japan after decades away in order to rescue his friend's daughter, kidnapped by the eponymous crime syndicate.The film was a co-production between Warner Bros. and Japan’s Toei Company, and was filmed principally on-location in Osaka, Kyoto, and Tokyo. It premiered in Japan on December 28, 1974, before going into general release in the United States on March 19, 1975. It received mixed reviews from critics and was a commercial disappointment, though in the ensuing decades it has been praised by filmmakers like Quentin Tarantino.<EOS>"
6328,161473,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Duda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Concrete Films USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Duda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edwin Barron Jr.John ByusKelly DudaHezile EarlFrancis ′Bud′ HendersonRolf KaestelMark KennedyJames KreppnerJim LovelRandal MorganJohn Schock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Duda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Duda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Factor 8: The Arkansas Prison Blood Scandal, thumb|Title screen image to the documentary, 'Factor 8: The Arkansas Prison Blood Scandal'<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States of America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_incarceration_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_HIV/AIDS<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Factor_8:_The_Arkansas_Prison_Blood_Scandal<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_contaminated_haemophilia_blood_products<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Factor 8: The Arkansas Prison Blood Scandal is a feature-length documentary by Arkansas filmmaker and investigative journalist, Kelly Duda, released in 2005. Through interviews and the presentation of documents and footage, Duda alleged that in the 1970s and 1980s, the Arkansas prison system profited from selling blood plasma from inmates infected with viral hepatitis and HIV. The documentary contends that thousands of victims who received transfusions of blood products derived from these plasma products, Factor VIII, died as a result.<EOS>"
6329,160961,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Whalen, Lynn Bari, and Marvin Stephens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Otto_Brower<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Speed to Burn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Speed_to_Burn<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Otto_Brower<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Speed to Burn is a 1938 American crime drama film, directed by Otto Brower and starring Michael Whalen, Lynn Bari, and Marvin Stephens.<EOS>"
6330,5469,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Lynn_Bousman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Burg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregg Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Oren Koules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin Shore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Platt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Scott Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stu Song<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tobin Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erik Knudsen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Glenn Plummer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emmanuelle Vaugier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shawnee Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donnie Wahlberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dina Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Beverley Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Franky G<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Lynn_Bousman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lions_Gate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Hoffman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Burg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oren_Koules<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Lynn_Bousman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leigh_Whannell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saw II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saw II: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alternative_metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nu_metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heavy_metal_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Industrial_metal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Obscenity_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rating_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_psychological_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Torture_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Leigh_Whannell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Saw_(franchise)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Charlie_Clouser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Darren_Lynn_Bousman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saw_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Advertising_and_marketing_controversies_in_film<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Saw II is a 2005 American horror film directed by Darren Lynn Bousman and written by Leigh Whannell and Bousman. It is the sequel to Saw (2004) and the second installment in the Saw film series. The film stars Donnie Wahlberg, Franky G, Glenn Plummer, Beverley Mitchell, Dina Meyer, Emmanuelle Vaugier, Erik Knudsen, Shawnee Smith, and Tobin Bell. In the film, a group of ex-convicts are trapped by the Jigsaw Killer (Bell) inside a house and must pass a series of deadly tests to retrieve the antidote for a nerve agent that will kill them in two hours.Following the successful opening weekend of Saw, a sequel was quickly green-lit. Bousman was hired after previously written a script that had a similar premise. Producer Gregg Hoffman received the script and shared it with his partners Mark Burg and Oren Koules, who determined that, with revisions, it could be the basis for Saw II. Whannell later provided rewrites for the script. The film received a larger production budget and was filmed in Toronto from May to June 2005. Saw II was released in the United States by Lionsgate Films on October 28, 2005. It opened with $31.9 million and grossed $88 million in the United States and Canada. It has remained the highest grossing Saw film in those countries. Saw II was released to home media on February 14, 2006, and topped charts its first week. Bell was nominated for Best Villain at the 2006 MTV Movie Awards for his role.  Saw II was followed by a sequel, Saw III, in 2006, and a prequel, Saw X, in 2023.<EOS>"
6331,102756,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gainsborough_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robertson_Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tom Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Norma Varden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gainsborough_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Travers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Foreign Affaires<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jack_Beaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Nice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_gambling_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Foreign_Affaires<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aldwych_farce<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Foreign Affaires is a 1935 British comedy film directed by and starring Tom Walls. It also features Ralph Lynn, Robertson Hare, Norma Varden and Cecil Parker. The screenplay is by Ben Travers, and the cast included cast members from the Walls and Travers Aldwych Farces.<EOS>"
6332,121666,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A. George Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maclean_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Heirloom Mystery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Heirloom_Mystery<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maclean_Rogers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Heirloom Mystery is a 1936 British drama film directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Edward Rigby, Mary Glynne and Gus McNaughton. After being secretly commissioned by a man to create a replica piece of furniture so he can sell the valuable original without his wife knowing, Charles Marriott's firm find themselves under investigation.It was made at the Nettlefold Studios in Walton, as a quota quickie for distribution by RKO Pictures.<EOS>"
6333,159725,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Blaché<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Étienne_Arnaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Film_Manufacturing_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Éclair American<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Barbara Tennant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Frazer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Blaché<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Étienne_Arnaud<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Film_Manufacturing_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eustace_Hale_Ball<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Robin Hood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1910s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Fort_Lee,_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1912_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Robin_Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1912_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1912_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_outlaws<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Robin_Hood_(1912_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Herbert_Blaché<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Robin Hood is a 1912 film made by Eclair Studios. The film's costumes feature enormous versions of the familiar hats of Robin and his merry men, and uses the unusual effect of momentarily superimposing images of different animals over each character to emphasize their good or evil qualities.  The film was directed by Étienne Arnaud and Herbert Blaché, and written by Eustace Hale Ball. A restored copy of the 30-minute film exists and was exhibited in 2006 at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.<EOS>"
6334,81629,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chika Onukwufor.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kenneth Nnebue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Zack Orji<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Liz_Benson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ernest Obi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eucharia Anuobi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ngozi Ezeonu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pat Attah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Glamour Girls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nigeria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Nigerian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nigerian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Glamour_Girls_(1994_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nigerian_coming-of-age_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Glamour Girls is a two-part Nollywood film about independent single women embarking on their independence within Nigeria's traditionally patriarchal society through escorting. The film gained widespread popularity in Nigeria, and starred Liz Benson, Ngozi Ikpelue, Eucharia Anunobi, Pat Attah, Ernest Obi, Zack Orji, and others.<EOS>"
6335,118688,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Avi Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kevin King-Templeton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sylvester Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dolph Lundgren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jet Li<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gary Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Crews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mickey Rourke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Zayas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charisma Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Austin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Statham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Giselle Itié<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Randy Couture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Avi_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Callaham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Expendables<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Expendables: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:War_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_South_America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mercenaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:D-Box_motion-enhanced_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Avi_Lerner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nu_Image_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Callaham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rio_de_Janeiro_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sylvester_Stallone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Expendables_(2010_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Expendables_(franchise)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Expendables is a 2010 American action film directed by Sylvester Stallone, who co-wrote it with David Callaham and also starred in the lead role. The film co-stars an ensemble cast of mostly action film actors consisting of Jason Statham, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Randy Couture, Terry Crews, Steve Austin, Mickey Rourke, and Bruce Willis. The film was released in the United States on August 13, 2010. It is the first installment in The Expendables film series. This was Dolph Lundgren's first theatrically released film since 1995's cyberpunk film Johnny Mnemonic.The film is about a team of elite mercenaries tasked with a mission to overthrow a Latin American dictator whom they soon discover to be a mere puppet controlled by a corrupt ex-CIA agent. It pays tribute to the blockbuster action films of the late 1980s and early 1990s. It was distributed by Lionsgate.The Expendables received mixed reviews with praise towards the action sequences and cast performances. It was commercially successful, opening at number one at the box office in the United States, the United Kingdom, China and India, and grossed a total of $274 million worldwide. The film spawned the sequels The Expendables 2 (2012), The Expendables 3 (2014), and Expend4bles (2023).<EOS>"
6336,70699,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Cannon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sono Art-World Wide Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Flora E. Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Withers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Philo McCullough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Thelma Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_Cannon_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sono_Art-World_Wide_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_S._Webb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Flora_E._Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Hoerl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Swanee River<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tennessee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Swanee_River_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raymond_Cannon<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Swanee River is a 1931 American musical drama film directed by Raymond Cannon and starring Grant Withers, Thelma Todd and Philo McCullough. It is now considered a lost film. There is also an unrelated 1939 film of the same title.<EOS>"
6337,93693,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Echoes_from_a_Ghost_Minyan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gustave Rosanio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Echoes_from_a_Ghost_Minyan<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joseph Van Blunk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Echoes_from_a_Ghost_Minyan<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Echoes From A Ghost Minyan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Echoes_from_a_Ghost_Minyan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Echoes_from_a_Ghost_Minyan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Echoes_from_a_Ghost_Minyan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Echoes_from_a_Ghost_Minyan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Echoes_from_a_Ghost_Minyan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Echoes_from_a_Ghost_Minyan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Jews_and_Judaism_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Echoes_from_a_Ghost_Minyan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Echoes_from_a_Ghost_Minyan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jewish-American_history<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Echoes_from_a_Ghost_Minyan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jews_and_Judaism_in_Philadelphia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Echoes_from_a_Ghost_Minyan<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:South_Philadelphia<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Echoes From A Ghost Minyan is a 1998 documentary film about the once vibrant Jewish community of South Philadelphia.<EOS>
6338,33270,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Noyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mace Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Rehme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harrison Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Archer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Willem Dafoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Earl Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_Noyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mace_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Rehme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Zaillian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Milius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_E._Stewart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Clear and Present Danger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Clear and Present Danger - Music from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_military_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1980s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Washington,_D.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_Horner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Murder_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phillip_Noyce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ecuador<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Colombian_drug_cartels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1994_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_political_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Colombia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_spy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steven_Zaillian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_White_House<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Mace_Neufeld<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Milius<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Langley,_Virginia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Tom_Clancy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ryanverse_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clear_and_Present_Danger_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Colombia–United_States_relations<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Clear and Present Danger is a 1994 American action thriller film directed by Phillip Noyce and based on Tom Clancy's 1989 novel of the same name. It is a sequel to The Hunt for Red October (1990) and Patriot Games (1992) and part of a series of films featuring Clancy's character Jack Ryan. It is the last film version of Clancy's novels to feature Harrison Ford as Ryan and James Earl Jones as Vice Admiral James Greer, as well as the final installment directed by Noyce.As in the novel, Ryan is appointed CIA Acting Deputy Director (Intelligence) (DDI), and discovers he is being kept in the dark by colleagues who are conducting a covert war against a drug cartel in Colombia, apparently with the approval of the President. The film was released in theaters in the United States on August 5, 1994 by Paramount Pictures, and was a critical and financial success, earning over $215 million worldwide.<EOS>"
6339,144067,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Ron Satlof<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert Janes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ran Satlof<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Pataki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicholas Hammond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert F. Simon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Spider-Man Strikes Back<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_Marvel_Comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spider-Man_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Amazing_Spider-Man_(1977_TV_and_film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Spider-Man_Strikes_Back<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ron_Satlof<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Spider-Man Strikes Back is a 1978 American superhero film that had a theatrical release abroad, a composite of the two-parter episode ""Deadly Dust"" of the contemporary television show The Amazing Spider-Man, released on 8 May 1978. It was directed by Ron Satlof, written by Robert Janes and stars Nicholas Hammond as the titular character, Robert Alda, Robert F. Simon, Joanna Cameron, and Michael Pataki. The film was preceded by Spider-Man and followed by Spider-Man: The Dragon's Challenge.<EOS>"
6340,167201,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Alexander_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Lively<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Phantom Rancher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Phantom_Rancher<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Phantom Rancher is a 1940 American Western film directed by Harry L. Fraser and starring Ken Maynard.<EOS>
6341,160347,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allison_Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Barty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Welles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Garland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Devon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Duncan_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Dufour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_B._Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Undead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Devil_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_witchcraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ronald_Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Corman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles_County,_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Middle_Ages<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Charles_B._Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Undead_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>The Undead is a 1957 horror film directed by Roger Corman and starring Pamela Duncan, Allison Hayes, Richard Garland and Val Dufour. It also features Corman regulars Richard Devon, Dick Miller, Mel Welles and Bruno VeSota. The authors' original working title was The Trance of Diana Love. The film  follows the story of a prostitute, Diana Love (Duncan), who is put into a hypnotic trance by psychic Quintus (Dufour), thus causing her to regress to a previous life.  Hayes later starred in Attack of the 50 Foot Woman (1958). The film was released on February 14, 1957 by American International Pictures as a double feature with Voodoo Woman.<EOS>"
6342,139091,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Tewksbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Douglas Laurence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Hamilton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandra_Dee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Celeste Holm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Tewksbury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Doctor, You've Got to Be Kidding!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_pregnancy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_singers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Kenyon_Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Doctor,_You've_Got_to_Be_Kidding!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Tewksbury<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Doctor, You've Got to Be Kidding! is a 1967 American comedy film directed by Peter Tewksbury and starring Sandra Dee, George Hamilton and Celeste Holm.<EOS>"
6343,88134,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Perceval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Horace_Hodges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grethe_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Parker_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Perceval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>After Dark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:After_Dark_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Parker<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>After Dark is a 1932 British crime film directed by Albert Parker and starring Horace Hodges, Hugh Williams and Grethe Hansen. It was made at Walton Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
6344,164929,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chubby_Checker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oscar_Rudolph<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_E._Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twist Around the Clock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_film_remakes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twist_Around_the_Clock<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Twist_(dance)<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Twist Around the Clock is an American musical film released in 1961.  It was a remake of Sam Katzman and Robert E. Kent's Rock Around the Clock. Like Rock Around the Clock, which was followed by a sequel titled Don't Knock the Rock, the film was followed by a sequel titled Don't Knock the Twist.<EOS>"
6345,118950,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Sony Pictures Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Summit Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Finerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert De Niro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Leguizamo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Benicio del Toro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wesley Snipes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ellen Barkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Summit_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wendy_Finerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phoef_Sutton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fan: Music from the Motion Picture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Electronic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hip_hop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_stalking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:TriStar_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Francisco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_psychological_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Scott_Free_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_fandom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_baseball_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mandalay_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tony_Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_thriller_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fan_(1996_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:San_Francisco_Giants<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Fan is a 1996 American sports psychological thriller film directed by Tony Scott and starring Robert De Niro and Wesley Snipes, based on the 1995 novel by Peter Abrahams. The film received generally negative reviews from critics and was a box-office flop. Over time, the direction, the performances and the score have been praised.<EOS>"
6346,74150,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:XLrator_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jody Savin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randall Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brad Rosenberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Malin Åkerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Rickman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rupert Grint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bradley Whitford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joel David Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ahna O'Reilly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donal Logue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Johnny Galecki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kyle Gallner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ashley Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Zuckerman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ryan Hurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stana Katic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Justin Bartha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mickey Sumner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Freddy Rodriguez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Estelle Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard de Klerk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Taylor Hawkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:XLrator_Media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>CBGB<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>CBGB: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_rock_music_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Punk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_musical_groups<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:CBGB_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Randall_Miller<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>CBGB is a 2013 American biographical drama film about the former New York music venue CBGB.  It follows the story of Hilly Kristal's New York club from its concept as a venue for Country, Bluegrass and Blues (CBGB) to what it ultimately became: the birthplace of underground rock 'n' roll and punk. The film uses devices such as comic book-style panels, as well as onscreen text to identify important figures in the punk movement.<EOS>"
6347,71880,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mario Van Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nia_Long<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terry_Crews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mario Van Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Alan_Grier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainn_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mario_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Baadasssss!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>BAADASSSSS! Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_biographical_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_docudrama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1970<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Detroit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1971<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Tyler_Bates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mario_Van_Peebles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baadasssss!<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Novels_by_Melvin_Van_Peebles<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Baadasssss! is a 2003 American biographical drama film, written, produced, directed by, and starring Mario Van Peebles. The film is based on the struggles of Van Peebles' father Melvin Van Peebles (played by Mario himself), as he attempts to film and distribute Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song, a film that was widely credited with showing Hollywood that a viable African-American audience existed, and thus influencing the creation of the blaxploitation genre. The film also stars Joy Bryant, Nia Long, Ossie Davis, Paul Rodriguez, Rainn Wilson, and Terry Crews.<EOS>"
6348,162949,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Donaldson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roger Donaldson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruno_Lawrence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anna_Maria_Monticelli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Aberdein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greer_Robson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Desmond Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Donaldson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Donaldson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roger_Donaldson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Smash Palace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>New Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Atlantic_Entertainment_Group_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roger_Donaldson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_New_Zealand_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Zealand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smash_Palace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_Zealand_auto_racing_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Smash Palace is a 1981 New Zealand psychological crime thriller directed by Roger Donaldson. The film chronicles Al, a retired race car driver (played by Bruno Lawrence) who runs ""Smash Palace"", a carwrecking yard in rural Manawatū-Whanganui, with his depressed French wife and their seven-year-old daughter Georgie (Greer Robson). After their turbulent marriage breaks down and his wife obtains a restraining order against him, Al kidnaps Georgie and descends into the rain-forest.Shot on location in the North Island Volcanic Plateau between February and May 1981, Smash Palace was the second feature film Donaldson directed. Lawrence contributed heavily to writing. The soundtrack was composed and performed by New Zealand-born singer Sharon O'Neill. Concerned that cultural cringe may result in an underwhelming box office performance, Donaldson decided to first release the film in Europe and the United States. Smash Palace premiered at Cannes in May 1981, barely four months after filming began. The film's subsequent American release was met with widespread critical acclaim for its performances, themes and cinematography. It was released theatrically in New Zealand in January 1982 and became a box office success.  Smash Palace is often cited by critics as one of the best films of 1981 and 1982. The film launched Donaldson's international career. The enthusiasm the film garnered in particular among American critics won him interest from Hollywood, and the chance to direct the first of a number of films financed outside of New Zealand, The Bounty. The film's eponymous wrecking yard is a real location that still exists today.<EOS>"
6349,44007,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_and_Jim_McElroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Chamberlain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gulpilil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Olivia Hamnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nandjiwarra Amagula<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_and_Jim_McElroy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Morphett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Petru_Popescu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Wave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_boats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_reincarnation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dreams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Apocalyptic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_mystery_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Aboriginal_Australians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_thriller_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Adelaide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Flinders_Ranges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Wave<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Weir<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Last Wave (also released in the United States as Black Rain) is a 1977 Australian mystery drama film directed and co-written by Peter Weir, starring Richard Chamberlain, Olivia Hamnett and David Gulpilil (billed as “Gulpilil”). It is about a white solicitor in Sydney whose seemingly normal life is disrupted after he takes on a murder case and discovers that he shares a strange, mystical connection with the small group of local Aboriginal people accused of the crime.Released by United Artists on December 13, 1977, it received positive reviews from critics and was nominated for seven AFI Awards, including Best Direction, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Actor for Chamberlain. It is considered one of the major works of the Australian New Wave.<EOS>"
6350,71185,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>My Little Duckaroo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Western_(genre)_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:My_Little_Duckaroo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Western_(genre)_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>My Little Duckaroo  is a 1954 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies theatrical cartoon short directed by Chuck Jones and written by Michael Maltese. The cartoon was released on November 27, 1954 and stars Daffy Duck and Porky Pig.This cartoon in many ways resembles the 1951 short directed by Chuck Jones entitled Drip-Along Daffy.  In this animated piece, upon seeing a wanted poster with a reward of $10,000.00 for the dead or alive capture of Nasty Canasta,  Daffy sets out alongside his companion Porky and his trusty steed to retrieve the villain and collect the money.The cartoon can be found on the sixth volume of the Looney Tunes Golden Collection, as well as the second volume of its Blu-ray Disc successor, the Platinum Collection (along with Drip-Along Daffy and Barbary Coast Bunny).<EOS>"
6351,12871,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadbeat_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Shawn Amos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadbeat_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Shout! Factory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadbeat_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Stanhope<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadbeat_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Deadbeat Hero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadbeat_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadbeat_Hero<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadbeat_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadbeat_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stand-up_comedy_concert_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadbeat_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Doug_Stanhope_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadbeat_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Stand_Up!_Records_live_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Deadbeat_Hero<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_video_albums<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Deadbeat Hero is Doug Stanhope's second stand-up comedy DVD and his fifth CD. Recorded at the Comedy Underground in Seattle, Washington in 2004, originally produced by Shout Factory, and released as part of the Ad Lib Breakout Comedy Series.  It was reissued in 2007 by Stand Up! Records.<EOS>"
6352,150785,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevens_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Stevens_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allied_Artists_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Never Love a Stranger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Allied_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gangster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Never_Love_a_Stranger<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_Stevens<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Never Love a Stranger is a 1958 crime and gangster film based on Harold Robbins' 1948 debut novel of the same name, starring John Drew Barrymore and Robert Bray, and featuring Steve McQueen in an early role.<EOS>"
6353,160848,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anglo-American Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wallace Orton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Holloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Robey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Rigby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jimmy Hanley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mabel Constanduros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clemence_Dane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Salute John Citizen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Salute_John_Citizen<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_National_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Salute John Citizen is a 1942 black and white British drama film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Edward Rigby, Mabel Constanduros and Jimmy Hanley. It was written by Elizabeth Baron and Robert Greenwood based on the Mr. Bunting novels by Robert Greenwood. The Bunting family face up to the fortunes of war during the Second World War.<EOS>"
6354,16255,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hough_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Image Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>International Video Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Alan Towers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Romy Windsor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Antony Hamilton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael T. Weiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susanne Severeid<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lamya Derval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Hough_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:International_Video_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Howling IV: The Original Nightmare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_werewolf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_horror_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Hough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Howling_IV:_The_Original_Nightmare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Howling_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Howling IV: The Original Nightmare is a 1988 British direct-to-video horror film directed by John Hough from a screenplay by Freddie Rowe and Clive Turner. Starring Romy Windsor, Michael T. Weiss, Antony Hamilton, Susanne Severeid and Lamya Derval, The Original Nightmare is the fourth entry in the series of seven standalone films with loose continuity and is not so much a sequel but rather a more faithful adaptation of Gary Brandner's source novel The Howling (1977).International Video Entertainment (IVE) released this film directly to home video in 1988. Platinum Disc Corporation (now Echo Bridge Home Entertainment) released it on DVD in 2004 and it has been released numerous times since. It was filmed on location in South Africa.<EOS>"
6355,104028,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Mantello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fine_Line_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Doug Chapin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Spinella<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Glover_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Justin_Kirk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Benjamin_Hickey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randy_Becker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephen_Bogardus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Mantello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fine_Line_Features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terrence_McNally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love! Valour! Compassion!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:HIV/AIDS_in_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love!_Valour!_Compassion!_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Terrence_McNally<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Love! Valour! Compassion! is a 1997 drama film directed by Joe Mantello and written by Terrence McNally, adapted from McNally's play of the same name. It revolves around eight gay men who gather for three summer weekends at a lakeside house in Dutchess County, New York, where they relax, reflect, and plan for survival in an era plagued by AIDS.As with many screen adaptations of stage plays, the script underwent numerous changes, eliminating almost all direct addresses to the audience and the conclusion of one of the subplots. Mantello was nominated for the Grand Special Prize at the Deauville Film Festival.<EOS>"
6356,119729,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Cromwell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pandro_S._Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Aherne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Harding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Lukas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Hersholt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fountain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Cromwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Max_Steiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jane_Murfin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Netherlands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_I_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fountain_(1934_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Fountain is a 1934 American romance film starring Ann Harding. It was directed by John Cromwell and distributed by RKO Pictures. It is based on the 1932 novel of the same title by Charles Morgan.The film is preserved in the Library of Congress collection.<EOS>
6357,161553,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wallace Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lyle_Talbot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Carleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirby_Grant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Lively<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gun Town<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gun_Town<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wallace_Fox<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Gun Town is a 1946 American Western film directed by Wallace Fox and starring Kirby Grant, Claire Carleton and Lyle Talbot.<EOS>"
6358,55800,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jennifer_Jayne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Hutton_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Zia_Mohyeddin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Embassy_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>They Came from Beyond Space<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Embassy_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amicus_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Came_from_Beyond_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Freddie_Francis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>They Came from Beyond Space is a 1967 British Eastmancolor science fiction film directed by Freddie Francis and starring Robert Hutton, Jennifer Jayne, Zia Mohyeddin and Bernard Kay. It was produced by Max J. Rosenberg and Milton Subotsky. The screenplay was by Subotsky, based on the 1941 novel The Gods Hate Kansas by Joseph Millard.The narrative follows the adventures of a scientist who tries to stop space aliens who are made of pure energy from enslaving humans in order to rebuild their spaceship so that they can return to their home planet.The film is from Amicus Productions who released the film as a double bill with The Terrornauts (1967).<EOS>"
6359,99922,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Leterrier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Roberto Orci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alex Kurtzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bobby Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Tyler_(composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesse Eisenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Caine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morgan Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Woody Harrelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Common<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Ruffalo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mélanie Laurent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Isla Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Leterrier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberto_Orci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Kurtzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boaz_Yakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Now You See Me<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2013<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_con_artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Brian_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_magic_and_magicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Boaz_Yakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_with_unreliable_narrators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2013_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Summit_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2012<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Queens,_New_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ed_Solomon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_Leterrier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Roberto_Orci<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Now_You_See_Me_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Interpol<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Now You See Me is a 2013 American heist film directed by Louis Leterrier and written by Ed Solomon, Boaz Yakin, and Edward Ricourt, based on a story by Yakin and Ricourt. It is the first installment in the Now You See Me franchise and features an ensemble cast including Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Woody Harrelson, Mélanie Laurent, Isla Fisher, Common, Dave Franco, Michael Caine, and Morgan Freeman. The narrative centers on an FBI agent and an Interpol detective who investigate a team of illusionists that commit robberies during their performances and redistribute the stolen funds to their audiences.The film premiered in New York City on May 21, 2013, and was released in the United States on May 31 by Summit Entertainment. It received mixed reviews from critics, with particular criticism directed at its ending, but emerged as a commercial success, grossing $351.7 million worldwide against a $75 million budget. It won the People's Choice Award for Favorite Thriller Movie and received nominations for Best Thriller at the Empire Awards and for Best Thriller Film and Best Music at the Saturn Awards.A sequel, Now You See Me 2, was released in 2016. A third installment, Now You See Me: Now You Don't, began production in 2024 and is scheduled for release on November 14, 2025.<EOS>"
6360,159949,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Khoa_Do<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>FremantleMedia International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Corvini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Krew_Boylan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Colin_Friels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacinta_Stapleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Denise_Roberts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Khoa_Do<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katherine_Thomson_(Australian_writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Schapelle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nine_Network_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_Australian_television_series_debuts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_about_cannabis_trafficking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cannabis_in_Indonesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Schapelle_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_series_about_cannabis<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Schapelle is an Australian television film that aired in Australia on  Nine Network on 9 February 2014 and in New Zealand on TV One on 20 February 2014. It was produced by Stephen Corvini Fremantle Media Australia, written by playwright Katherine Thomson and directed by Khoa Do, and is based on the true story of Schapelle Corby. It is based on the book Sins of the Father: The untold story behind Schapelle Corby's ill-fated drug run by Eamonn Duff. This source was later to be discredited via a series of legal actions. In the first case the judge awarded $50,000 damages for breach of copyright in the unauthorised use of family photographs. Defamation cases followed, and in October 2015 family members settled for an undisclosed amount.<EOS>"
6361,41098,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kenneth Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stephen Evans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Parfitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Denzel Washington<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emma Thompson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Keaton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kenneth Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Keanu Reeves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Beckinsale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Sean Leonard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Entertainment_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Parfitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Much Ado About Nothing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sicily<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Patrick_Doyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Tuscany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Samuel_Goldwyn_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kenneth_Branagh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Much_Ado_About_Nothing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Much_Ado_About_Nothing_(1993_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_David_Parfitt<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Much Ado About Nothing is a 1993 romantic comedy film based on William Shakespeare's play of the same name. Kenneth Branagh, who adapted the play for the screen and directed it, also stars in the film, which features Emma Thompson, Robert Sean Leonard, Denzel Washington, Michael Keaton, Keanu Reeves, and Kate Beckinsale in her film debut.The film was released on 7 May 1993, reaching 200 US screens at its widest release. It grossed $43 million worldwide, which, despite failing to reach the mark set by Franco Zeffirelli's Romeo and Juliet, made it one of the most financially successful Shakespeare films. It was also entered into the 1993 Cannes Film Festival.<EOS>"
6362,115375,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackson_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Collyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Alexander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Julian Noa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Bulleteers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rotoscoped_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Superman_animated_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flying_cars_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Bulleteers<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_superhero_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Bulleteers (1942) is the fifth of seventeen animated Technicolor short films based upon the DC Comics character of Superman, originally created by Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster. This animated short was created by Fleischer Studios. The story runs about eight minutes and covers Superman's adventures as he defends the city against a villainous gang called ""The Bulleteers"", who are equipped with a bullet-shaped rocket car. It was originally released on March 27, 1942.<EOS>"
6363,136801,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Soskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ursula_Jeans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cecil_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Hopkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Soskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Soskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Val_Valentine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_McCracken<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Weaker Sex<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1948<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1944<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1945<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_the_home_front_during_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Paul_Soskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Denham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Two_Cities_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hampshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Weaker_Sex<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Paul_Soskin<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Weaker Sex is a 1948 British drama film directed by Roy Ward Baker and starring Ursula Jeans, Cecil Parker and Joan Hopkins. It was written by Esther McCracken, Paul Soskin and Val Valentine based on McCracken's 1944 play No Medals.It was one of the most popular films at the British box office in 1948. The film's subject was what The New York Times described as the ""heroics of that valiant legion of women who stood, but did not wait, through the long war years and the now dreary post war years.""<EOS>"
6364,141212,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Nerenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Shannon Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ina Fichman,<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Nerenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Nerenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Boredom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_education<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Nerenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Boredom_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentaries_about_psychology<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Boredom is a 2012 Canadian satirical documentary film directed by Albert Nerenberg and produced by Ina Fichman and Shannon Brown. The film was commissioned by the Documentary Channel and Canal D. Although the film's tone is satirical, the film presents serious scientific research then exclusive to the documentary indicating boredom impedes learning and may in fact be a state of stress.<EOS>"
6365,163378,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Boles_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Harding<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Alexander_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:RKO_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Life of Vergie Winters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:RKO_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1934_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Life_of_Vergie_Winters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Santell<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Life of Vergie Winters is a 1934 American  Pre-Code film, starring Ann Harding and John Boles.<EOS>"
6366,1242,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Smith_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Bluemark Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chris Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Randy Russell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>American Job<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Job<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chris_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:American_Job<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1996_documentary_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>American Job is a 1996 independent film directed by Chris Smith.<EOS>
6367,136413,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darlanne_Fluegel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Fred Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Spinell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ruben_Blades<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willie_Colón_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Williamson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Fight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_boxing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Fight_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fred_Williamson<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Last Fight is a 1983 American film directed by Fred Williamson.<EOS>
6368,56388,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timothy_Farrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lenny_Bruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bernie Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phil_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Weiss_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lenny_Bruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dance Hall Racket<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Phil_Tucker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dance_Hall_Racket<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lenny_Bruce<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Dance Hall Racket is a 1953 American low-budget noir crime drama film directed by Phil Tucker and starring Timothy Farrell. It was written by Lenny Bruce, who also stars in the film with his wife Honey Harlow.<EOS>"
6369,97991,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathryn_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Ruskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Murfin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carey_Wilson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aurania_Rouverol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Katharine_Brush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Andy Hardy's Private Secretary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_B._Seitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jane_Murfin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Hardy's_Private_Secretary<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_coming-of-age_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Andy Hardy's Private Secretary is a 1941 American comedy film directed by George B. Seitz and starring Lewis Stone, Mickey Rooney, Kathryn Grayson, Ann Rutherford and Fay Holden. It was the tenth of the 16-film Andy Hardy series. Marian Hardy (Cecelia Parker) does not appear in this film.<EOS>"
6370,57158,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>AP&D<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_L._Sullivan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_French<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:René_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Darrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Merivale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>When London Sleeps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:When_London_Sleeps<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_crime_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>When London Sleeps is a 1932 British crime film directed by Leslie S. Hiscott and starring Harold French, Francis L. Sullivan, Diana Beaumont and René Ray. It was filmed at Twickenham Studios in west London. It was based on a play by Charles Darrell.<EOS>"
6371,2188,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Newell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfred Molina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Kingsley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gemma Arterton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jake Gyllenhaal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Newell_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jordan_Mechner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boaz_Yakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doug_Miro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Sands of Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Prince of Persia:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_time_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_royalty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_swashbuckler_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parkour_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Casting_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Iran_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jerry_Bruckheimer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Afghanistan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Iran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Pakistan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_ancient_Persia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:D-Box_motion-enhanced_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prince_of_Persia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sword_and_sorcery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Gregson-Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mike_Newell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_based_on_Ubisoft_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Boaz_Yakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_video_games<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Iraq<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Prince_of_Persia:_The_Sands_of_Time_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Order_of_Assassins_in_fiction<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time is a 2010 action fantasy film based on the video game series Prince of Persia created by Jordan Mechner. It was directed by Mike Newell from a screenplay by Boaz Yakin, Doug Miro, and Carlo Bernard, based on a story by Mechner. The film stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Ben Kingsley, Gemma Arterton, and Alfred Molina. It is an adaptation of the 2003 video game of the same name published by Ubisoft. Elements from its sequels Warrior Within (2004) and The Two Thrones (2005) are also incorporated.Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time premiered in London on May 9, 2010, and was released theatrically in the United Kingdom on May 21 and the United States on May 28 by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. The film received mixed reviews from critics and had grossed over $336.4 million on a production budget of $150–200 million, and was the highest-grossing video game film adaptation until it was surpassed by Warcraft in 2016.<EOS>"
6372,159020,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Schertzinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Jones_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ameche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Schertzinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Jones_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dwight_Taylor_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Kiss the Boys Goodbye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1941_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Kiss_the_Boys_Goodbye<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Schertzinger<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Kiss the Boys Goodbye is a 1941 American musical comedy film directed by Victor Schertzinger and starring Mary Martin, Don Ameche and Oscar Levant. It is based on a play by Clare Boothe Luce which was inspired by the search for an actress to play Scarlett O'Hara in the film version of Gone with the Wind. The score, under the musical direction of Victor Young, includes the title song and ""Sand in My Shoes,"" both by Frank Loesser and Victor Schertzinger.<EOS>"
6373,170247,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alice_Faye<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Don_Ameche<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darryl_F._Zanuck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Tugend<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregory_Ratoff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Tunberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Yellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>You Can't Have Everything<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:You_Can't_Have_Everything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Taurog<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>You Can't Have Everything is a 1937 Fox musical film directed by Norman Taurog and produced by Darryl F. Zanuck. The film stars Alice Faye and Don Ameche, and was the film debut for Gypsy Rose Lee credited as Louise Hovick  part of her birth name.<EOS>"
6374,69361,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_J._Rachmil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Franciscus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Allen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Shepherd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_J._Rachmil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Derek_Ford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hell Boats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Malta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Mediterranean_Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Wendkos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Navy_in_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hell_Boats<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Malta<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Hell Boats is a 1970 British war film directed by Paul Wendkos that was filmed in Malta. It stars James Franciscus, Elizabeth Shepherd, and Ronald Allen in a story about British Motor Torpedo Boats in the Mediterranean in World War II. It was the last film made by Oakmont Productions, a branch of Mirisch Films. The film's technical advisor was Lieutenant Commander Ian Nagle Douglas Cox, who was awarded the Distinguished Service Order while serving in HMS Malcolm in 1940.<EOS>"
6375,78288,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagner's_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Froemke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagner's_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Froemke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagner's_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wagner's Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagner's_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagner's_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagner's_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagner's_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagner's_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_opera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagner's_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Richard_Wagner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wagner's_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metropolitan_Opera<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Wagner's Dream is a documentary film directed by Susan Froemke. It premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 25, 2012, and was shown in high definition in theaters across the United States and Canada on May 7, 2012. The subject of the film is the staging of a new production of Richard Wagner's four-opera cycle Der Ring des Nibelungen at the Metropolitan Opera beginning in 2010.<EOS>"
6376,55824,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Ludwig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Laemmle_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roland_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Slim_Summerville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ZaSu_Pitts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Verree_Teasdale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Ludwig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>They Just Had to Get Married<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They_Just_Had_to_Get_Married<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Ludwig<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>They Just Had to Get Married is a 1932 American pre-Code comedy film directed by Edward Ludwig and starring Slim Summerville, ZaSu Pitts, Roland Young, and Verree Teasdale.The screenplay was written by Gladys Lehman, H.M. Walker, and an uncredited Preston Sturges, based on the Broadway play A Pair of Silk Stockings (1914) by Cyril Harcourt. This was the play's third film adaptation.<EOS>"
6377,12359,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_K._Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metropolitan_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lester_F._Scott_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Evelyn_Brent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorothy_Short<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grant_Withers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raymond_K._Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metropolitan_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lester_F._Scott_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_H._Plympton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Daughter of the Tong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_George_H._Plympton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daughter_of_the_Tong<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Raymond_K._Johnson<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Daughter of the Tong is a 1939 crime film about a detective that goes against a female leader of an Asian crime ring.<EOS>
6378,55083,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward G. Whiting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Woman from China<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Shanghai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Isleworth_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Woman_from_China<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Dryhurst<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Woman from China is a 1930 British crime film directed by Edward Dryhurst and starring Julie Suedo, Gibb McLaughlin and Frances Cuyler. It was shot at Isleworth Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>"
6379,68110,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Eric Sayers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Cinema Distributors of America<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Texas Film Producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Fred A. Kadane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Common Law Wife<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Law_Wife_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Buchanan<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Common Law Wife is a 1963 American exploitation film shot in Texas.<EOS>
6380,32203,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Defeat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Risa Morimoto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Defeat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Linda Hoaglund, Risa Morimoto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Defeat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Hoaglund<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Defeat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wings of Defeat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Defeat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Defeat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Defeat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2007_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Defeat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Defeat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_military_aviation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Defeat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_World_War_II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Defeat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wings_of_Defeat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Kamikaze<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Wings of Defeat is a 2007 documentary feature film in which former Kamikaze pilots reveal they were not fanatics but were ordered to die by a desperate military. Wings of Defeat, broadcast on the PBS Independent Lens series in May 2009, was awarded the 2009 Erik Barnouw Award by the Organization of American Historians.In Japan, World War II Kamikaze are still revered as self-sacrificing heroes. Internationally, they remain a potent symbol of fanaticism. In astonishingly candid interviews, four former Kamikaze reveal that they were neither suicidal nor fanatical. The film reveals they were young men sentenced to death by a military that could not admit defeat. In heartbreaking testimony corroborated with rare archival footage, they tell us about their dramatic survival and their survivors’ guilt. This riveting, seamlessly edited film is an emotionally charged and timely exposé, probing the responsibilities that a government at war has to its people and its soldiers.Wings of Defeat features interviews with four trained kamikaze pilots, including three who took off to attack the U.S. fleet off the coast of Okinawa in the spring of 1945 as well as exclusive interviews with surviving American Navy veterans of the USS Drexler, a destroyer sunk by two kamikaze pilots. The American veterans illustrate the enduring trauma of the suicide attacks. The film features commentary by John W. Dower, the Pulitzer Prize-winning, American historian of modern Japan, and Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney, author of the books Kamikaze Diaries and Cherry Blossoms, Kamikaze and Nationalism.<EOS>"
6381,165765,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Animation Director:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Joe Oriolo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Buchward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jackson_Beck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Mercer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seymour_Kneitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Tendlar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pop-Pie a la Mode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_race_and_ethnicity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_controversies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race-related_controversies_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Race-related_controversies_in_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Popeye_the_Sailor_theatrical_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Isadore_Sparber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop-Pie_a_la_Mode<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1945_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pop-Pie a la Mode is a 1945 Popeye theatrical cartoon short, starring Jack Mercer as Popeye. Produced by Famous Studios and directed by Isadore Sparber, it was the 132nd cartoon in the Popeye series of theatrical cartoons released by Paramount Pictures.The cartoon has been criticized for its racist depictions of African Americans.<EOS>"
6382,82482,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Dunn_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wanda McKay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack La Rue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsley_Parsons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Ryan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eddie_Davis_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Leave It to the Irish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Leave_It_to_the_Irish<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Leave It to the Irish is a 1944 American comedy crime film directed by William Beaudine and starring James Dunn, Wanda McKay and Jack La Rue.<EOS>"
6383,32228,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Laemmle_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Young_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Mack_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andy_Devine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leila_Hyams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carl_Laemmle_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dale_Van_Every<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Falkland_Cary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saturday's Millions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edward_Sedgwick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saturday's_Millions<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Saturday's Millions is a 1933 American pre-Code sports drama film directed by Edward Sedgwick and starring Robert Young, Andy Devine, Leila Hyams and Johnny Mack Brown. It was produced and distributed by Universal Pictures. The film is an adaptation of a story by Falkland Cary that was published in serial form in a national magazine.<EOS>"
6384,6607,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Findlay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ellis_Irving<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franklyn_Bellamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Hume<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Twentieth_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Evans_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Member of the Jury<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Member_of_the_Jury<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Mainwaring<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Member of the Jury is a 1937 British crime film directed by Bernard Mainwaring and starring Ellis Irving, Marjorie Hume and Franklyn Bellamy. The screenplay concerns a man who tries to clear his employer of suspicion of murder.<EOS>"
6385,162692,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Nolan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Nolan_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Oil's Well<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walter_Lantz_Productions_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Lantz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Oswald_the_Lucky_Rabbit_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Oil's_Well_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Oil's Well is a 1929 short animated film starring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and produced by Walter Lantz Productions. It is the 2nd Lantz Oswald film and the 54th in the entire series.<EOS>
6386,69086,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro_Goldwyn_Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_O'Neil<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Price_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenen_Holtz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Frisco Sally Levy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_lost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Frisco_Sally_Levy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Frisco Sally Levy (a.k.a. ""Véspera de Natal"") is a lost 1927 comedy silent film directed by William Beaudine and starring Sally O'Neil and Roy D'Arcy, which was released on April 2, 1927.<EOS>"
6387,113408,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Arcadians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silent_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1927_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Arcadians_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Victor_Saville<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Arcadians is a 1927 British comedy film directed by Victor Saville (his directorial debut), and starring Ben Blue, Jeanne De Casalis and Vesta Sylva. It is a silent adaptation of the musical The Arcadians. It is on the BFI 75 Most Wanted list of missing films, but the British Film Institute has reported that an ""incomplete and deteriorating nitrate print ... was apparently viewed prior to July 2008"". It was made at the Lime Grove Studios in Shepherd's Bush.<EOS>"
6388,68972,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Feather Dusted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Feather_Dusted<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1955_short_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Feather Dusted is a 1955 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short film directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on January 15, 1955, and features Foghorn Leghorn and Egghead Jr.Foghorn tries to play games with Egghead, Jr., but finds that playing with the child can be dangerous.<EOS>"
6389,81188,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Robbins Barstow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Martin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robbins Barstow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Daniel Barstow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Barstow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Barstow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Meg Barstow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Disneyland Dream<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disneyland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amateur_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disneyland_Resort<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Disneyland_Dream<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Knott's_Berry_Farm<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Disneyland Dream (1956) is a home movie made by Robbins and Meg Barstow that documents their family's free trip to the newly opened Disneyland. The one-week trip was a prize they won in a contest sponsored by Scotch tape. The movie was shot with a 16 mm handheld camera. It lasts approximately 35 minutes. An audio track was added to the film in 1995.The Barstows lived in Wethersfield, Connecticut. They flew to California with TWA and stayed at the Huntington-Sheraton Hotel in Pasadena. They visited other Southern California locations, including Knott's Berry Farm, Hollywood, Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Beverly Hills, Universal Studios, Will Rogers' home and Catalina Island on their July 1956 trip.Comedian Steve Martin, who worked at Disneyland as a teen, appears briefly at 20:20 into the film, selling programs as he walks left to right in the lower right part of the frame, dressed in top hat, dark vest, and a pink striped shirt.<EOS>"
6390,78525,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilhelm_Thiele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilhelm_Thiele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Waltz Time<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Vienna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Operetta_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_operettas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Waltz_Time_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilhelm_Thiele<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Waltz Time is a 1933 British musical film directed by Wilhelm Thiele and starring Evelyn Laye, Fritz Schulz and Gina Malo. It is an adaptation of the operetta Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss II and Richard Genée.It was made at the Lime Grove Studios. The film's sets were designed by Alfred Junge.<EOS>"
6391,98156,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar-B-Que_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar-B-Que_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alex Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar-B-Que_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Winter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar-B-Que_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bar-B-Que Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar-B-Que_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar-B-Que_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar-B-Que_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar-B-Que_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bar-B-Que_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Butthole_Surfers<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Bar-B-Que Movie is an 11-minute Super 8 film created in 1988, written and directed by Tom Stern and actor/filmmaker Alex Winter. It is a spoof of 1974's The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and stars American punk band Butthole Surfers. Featured Surfers include Gibby Haynes, Paul Leary, King Coffey, Teresa Nervosa, and Jeff Pinkus, as well as the band's dancer, Kathleen Lynch.<EOS>"
6392,70213,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilgrimage_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Werner_Herzog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilgrimage_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Werner Herzog Filmproduktion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilgrimage_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Werner_Herzog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilgrimage_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pilgrimage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilgrimage_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilgrimage_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilgrimage_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilgrimage_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilgrimage_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilgrimage_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilgrimage_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pilgrimage_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_Christianity<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Pilgrimage is a 2001 documentary film by Werner Herzog. Accompanied only by music the film alternates between shots of pilgrims near the tomb of Saint Sergei in Sergiyev Posad, Russia and pilgrims at the Basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico. The score was composed by John Tavener and performed by the BBC Symphony Orchestra with vocal accompaniment by Parvin Cox and the Westminster Cathedral Choir. The film begins with a supposed quote by Thomas à Kempis, invented by Herzog.<EOS>"
6393,119793,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Rydell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.-Seven_Arts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Claridge Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Raymond Stross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jimmy Hilliard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Heywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keir_Dullea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sandy_Dennis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bisexuality-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Ontario<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lalo_Schifrin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_farmers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Lewis_John_Carlino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mark_Rydell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Howard_Koch_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fox_(1967_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_D._H._Lawrence<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>The Fox is a 1967 Canadian drama film directed by Mark Rydell. The screenplay by Lewis John Carlino and Howard Koch is loosely based on the 1923 novella of the same title by D. H. Lawrence. The film marked Rydell's feature film directorial debut.The movie was the largest commercial and critical success from the husband and wife team of producer Raymond Stross and actor Anne Heywood.<EOS>
6394,103510,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexandra_Pelosi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Lubarsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Alexandra Pelosi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Aaron Lubarsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexandra_Pelosi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Lubarsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexandra_Pelosi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Lubarsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexandra_Pelosi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Journeys with George<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_elections_in_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_journalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2003_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_George_W._Bush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alexandra_Pelosi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_2000_United_States_presidential_election<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Journeys_with_George<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_presidents_of_the_United_States<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Journeys with George is a documentary by Alexandra Pelosi and Aaron Lubarsky that follows George W. Bush for more than a year on his campaign trail in the 2000 United States presidential election.Working for NBC and as part of what she calls the ""travelling press corps,"" Pelosi offers the only behind-the-scenes look at Bush's campaign.  With light journalism, she achieves considerable access to the then-Governor of Texas.The film focuses on the relationship between the press and presidential candidates, the life of a traveling journalist in such a relationship, and Bush, usually in a humorous light, with less attention given to the issues. It earned six Emmy nominations including one win for Lubarsky's editing. It scored 48 out of 100 on Metacritic. In April 2007, it was shown on MSNBC.The last two seasons of The West Wing, which follow the presidential campaigns of Matt Santos and Arnold Vinick, were inspired in part by scenes in Journeys.<EOS>"
6395,56433,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:First_National_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Jackson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cyril_Ritchard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elizabeth_Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerome_Jackson_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dangerous Medicine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dangerous_Medicine<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_lost_films<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Dangerous Medicine is a 1938 British crime film directed by Arthur B. Woods and starring Elizabeth Allan and Cyril Ritchard.  It is now classed as a lost film.<EOS>
6396,69535,"<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sachs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jonathan Debin, Yoram Globus, Menahem Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Kayser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Taaffe_O'Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joe_Rubbo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sachs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cannon_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Sachs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hot Chili<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teen_sex_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golan-Globus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Yoram_Globus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beach_party_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Menahem_Golan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Chili<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Sachs<EOT><EOS>","<ABS>Hot Chili (also known as Hot Summer) is a 1985 comedy film directed by William Sachs, and co-written by Sachs with Menahem Golan (who is credited in the film as Joseph Goldman). It stars Allan Kayser, Joe Rubbo, and Taaffe O'Connell. It was filmed in Mexico.It received a negative rating from the film site AllMovie.<EOS>"
6397,70181,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lex_Marinos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Grigg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lex_Marinos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bob_Ellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Perhaps Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Perhaps_Love_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lex_Marinos<EOT><EOS>,<ABS>Perhaps Love is a 1987 Australian television film about a love affair between a Frenchman and an Australian.<EOS>
6398,115431,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman_Alexie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Outrider_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman_Alexie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Outrider_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman_Alexie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Business of Fancydancing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Business_of_Fancydancing<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Works_by_Sherman_Alexie<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Business of Fancydancing is a 2002 film written and directed by Sherman Alexie. It is loosely based on his 1992 book of the same name, a collection of stories and poems.<EOS>"
6399,136017,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Columbia Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_R._Broccoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harold Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Newley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Aubrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernie_Winters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_R._Broccoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Antrobus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jazz Boat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Albert_R._Broccoli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_MGM-British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Hughes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jazz_Boat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_musical_comedy_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Jazz Boat is a 1960 British black-and-white musical comedy film directed by Ken Hughes and starring Anthony Newley, Anne Aubrey, Lionel Jeffries and big band leader Ted Heath and his orchestra. It was written by John Antrobus and Hughes based on the 1960 novel Jazz Boat by Rex Rienits. The cinematographer was Nicolas Roeg.Many of the cast and the same director also made In the Nick (1960) which was a sequel although Newley plays a different role.<EOS>"
6400,33297,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jason Mewes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosario Dawson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeff Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Brian O'Halloran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jennifer Schwalbach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trevor Fehrman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Clerks II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music from the Motion Picture Clerks II<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Various<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Zoophilia_in_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Color_sequels_of_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_buddy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Workplace_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Jersey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2004<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2003<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_James_L._Venable<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Weinstein_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:View_Askew_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_criticism_and_refusal_of_work<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Mosier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Kevin_Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Clerks_II<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:View_Askewniverse_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Clerks II is a 2006 American black comedy film written and directed by Kevin Smith. It is the sequel to Clerks (1994) and the sixth feature film to be set in the View Askewniverse. The film stars Brian O'Halloran, Jeff Anderson, Rosario Dawson, Trevor Fehrman, Jennifer Schwalbach Smith, Jason Mewes, and Smith, and picks up with Dante Hicks, Randal Graves and Jay and Silent Bob ten years after the events of the previous film. Unlike the first film, which was shot in black and white, this film was shot mostly in color.The film screened out of competition at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival and won the Audience Award at the 2006 Edinburgh International Film Festival before receiving a theatrical release on July 21, 2006 to critical and commercial success, grossing $27 million worldwide from a $5 million budget. A third film was released in 2022.<EOS>"
6401,170666,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Julian_(artist)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Beals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Wible<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Dunn_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Road Runner a Go-Go<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Noble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mammals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Canis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wile_E._Coyote_and_the_Road_Runner_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Road_Runner_a_Go-Go<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_animated_films<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Road Runner a Go-Go is a 1965 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Chuck Jones, Maurice Noble and Tom Ray. It is one of three cartoons reused from the unsold pilot Adventures of the Road Runner (the others were To Beep or Not to Beep and Zip Zip Hooray!). The short was released on February 1, 1965, and stars Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner.Milt Franklyn was credited as the musician with the correct spelling of his name. Unlike To Beep or Not to Beep, this cartoon doesn't feature an entirely new soundtrack by Bill Lava, due to budget cuts. The cartoon includes the sequence of Adventures of the Road Runner with Wile E. Coyote speaking to the viewing audience. The cartoon also features a theme song called Out in the Desert, loosely based on the song Down by the Station. The original pilot was produced by David H. DePatie with supervising director Chuck Jones.<EOS>"
6402,165186,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Blackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_Holliman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gore_Vidal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Beloin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Garson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Visit to a Small Planet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Gore_Vidal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leigh_Harline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Norman_Taurog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Hal_B._Wallis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Visit_to_a_Small_Planet<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_portraying_humans_as_aliens<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>Visit to a Small Planet is a 1960 American black-and-white science fiction comedy film directed by Norman Taurog and starring Jerry Lewis, Joan Blackman, Earl Holliman, and Fred Clark. Distributed by Paramount Pictures, it was produced by Hal B. Wallis.Visit to a Small Planet debuted as an original television production by Gore Vidal, then was reworked by Vidal as a Broadway play starring Cyril Ritchard and Eddie Mayehoff.The film was released on February 4, 1960. It was re-released in 1966 on a double bill with another Jerry Lewis film, The Bellboy.<EOS>"
6403,159268,<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Clyde_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ron_Randell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mary Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Bailey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Clyde_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Shaughnessy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Hostage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harold_Huth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Hostage_(1956_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><EOS>,"<ABS>The Hostage is a 1956 British crime film directed by Harold Huth and starring Ron Randell, Mary Parker and John Bailey. It was written by Alfred Shaughnessy.<EOS>"